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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.
To the People of .irizona

To the People of .irizona
 imos respectfully offer myself ! candidate for Dele gate to Congress at the Election in November next
 In similar announcement by nearly years ago stated that the which induced depart from the business of private life that might devote ten:on to the general welfare, wou be explained by at such times and places my friends would indicate That promise fulfilled; and the bene. fit "f whom it may concern that shall prior to the election make the tour of the Territory and forth well as am able our wishes and wants aud what purpose doing in case an elected. Since our last pec uon, there has been marked and wonderful improve ment in mining interests which form the basis of prosperity and happnessihat is if you understand prosperous people to be happy peope-snd how great these changes and how vast the possibilities winch loom ahead il shall be province and my delight delineate in the course of the coming campa gn.
 With my profound acknowledgements ,0 those who so generously supported me at the last election and with the hope that their ranks may be overwhelming in the coming contest present myself independent can di,ae for Congress- and invite in the Ter tory 10 oe the scratch in behalf of its the Pols and will endeavor to do my part, if elected.
 c. C. BEAN. Prescott April 2s 1876
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-19

No bogus jewelry sold for genuine st BEE. TEIINa's.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-19
Church Notice.

Services every Sunday al IO3O at the Methodist Epis. copai Church Marina Prescott Sunday school tnDedissly after service REV. D. B. WRIGHT, Pastor REV. MR WILEY. Methodist South. will preach at II N. and : P N, each Sunday, at T. H. Besd's house, on Mccormick street
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-19

ARRIvALs-L. Stamm, Mrs. l.. Stamm. S. Nj. Evans, E. McCaffery, Wm. Lange, R. B Cooper. NJ. Peterson, Mrs. Aubrey, Dr. D L. Magruder, Mrs. Isler q Child, Mrs. Dwv- CT and two children, F. J. Meador, Miss J. Andrews, Paul Martin, Dr. A. I.in- coin, F.. Poineroy, s. A. Craiee, B. H. Wea- yer. P. X. McCarte, A. J. Mctiee.
 DEPARTUREs:-B. H. Weaver, J. F. Mea- dor, R. N. Willing, Wm. Howe, John Nj. Chancot, Mrs. J. A. Patrick, w. Smith, T. Otto, Wm. Lange, Jas. A. Gibson, Patrick Flemming, l.. Bashford, Mrs. L. Bashford
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-19
Arrivals and Departures for the Week end.
 ing Muy IDth.

By c. 6 X. STAGE CG.-Chas Colberg, Mrs M P Ladd, George Little, X R Green, R s Thomas, Jas c Reynolds. J Canty.
 Departures-jas Lynch, Andrew Baciga- lapo, Henry Mescar, Mrs Jas c Reynolds, Wm E. Smith, Mrs Wm Smith, Vim Me kinlay, w B Hawthorne, Jas C Reynolds, c $ Taylor. Jas A McKerron, R Mckinnon, R $ Thomas.
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
INVISIBLE TWEED.

The latest dispatches received by the HERALD from
Sandy HOOK up midnight stale that steady lookout
kept ior tho Franklin all day yesterday, but moth
ing was seen OF her. II thevesse sighted OIL Barno.
gat Saturday the irsatc. she must have again
Bermuda, winch passed up during the afternoon, had
seen nothing OF her With tho exception OF couple oi
pilot boats with close sails few vessels passed
Tho Southern steamers wyanoke, Gamma and Rich.
mond, as well the Idaho from Liverpool, battlcd
into port despite the terrible gale aud heavy Tho
Hcvetia lay for time OF the Highlands waiting
Tor high the bar. The opinions OF scafar
ing men nrc divided TO tho steamer socn Oh
Barnegat being the Franklin. but the balance Of prob
abilities seems to incline 10 tho affirmative. The
Southern Railroad OF New Jersey seems havs
suffered severely from the suri
SANDY HOOK, l a. h-No signs of Frankin yess
Wind east and fresh Weather cloudy aud raining
NEWS FROM THE SKA.
Early yesterday afternoon The Bermuda mail
steamer Gamma, Captain Lddecoat, was signailcd on
Sandy Hook, but the gale severe that she did
not reach her dock IN tho North River until late In
the evening. The Health Officer could not board her
OF Quarantine owing TO the heavy sea running in ihs
Bay. When tho officers were asked u they .ad seen
anything oil tho frigate Franklin they replied IN the
negative The pilot thought that the lookout a. Barnc
gat headand must have been poor Judge when he rc
ported frgate on that point Ho did hos believe that
any war vessel would run IN shore of BarnsgaL The
Captain had not the Franklin and he dd not be-
lieve that she nywhorc near the coast He stated
that, Judging from his experience, the irigatc
must have encountered northeast and northwest
winds which must havo retarded the progress oil So
large and heavy vessel as the FranklN lie further
expressed the opinion that II the frigate was any
where IN tho oniug when the Gamma sighted sandy
hook Light she would have been disccrned, ana, os
course. reported on arrival in port
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman elect +. K. Hart, of Albion, N. r, ID
at tho Metropolitan Hotel Congressman Scott LORD
OF Utica is as the New York Hotel Ex-Governor
Cadwaladcr c. washburn. Of Wisconsin; Robert H.
Pruyn, Of Albany; John T. Raymond, the COMEDIAN
and Isaac v. Baker, Jr, OF Comssock, N Y, arc ~
the Finh Avenue Hotel George Cavendish Bentinck,
OF England, is at tho Hoffman House. Frederic 4.
church, the artist, at the Brevoort House. Capain
O. H. Michaclis, OF the Ordnance Department, Unsod
State Army at tho stursevant House. Gustavus V.
Fox, formerly Assistant Secretary OF the Navy Is Al
tho Everett House Homer Ramsdei, Of Newburg ID
st the Windsor Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHiKr SIGNAL OFYfcKR,
WASHINGTON u. c., Nov. Ill A. 81.
Probabilities
For Tuesday, In the South Atlantic and Gulf States
south and winds, slightly warmer clear or partly
cloudy weather, with stationary rising baG Gmcter
will prevail
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley the upper lake
region and upper Mississippi Valley, falling baromc
ter, southeast TO southwest winds, cloudy or
partly cloudy weather. followed the latter
by colder northwest winds, rising barometer and pos
sbly light snow, which conditions will continue
portions OF tho lower Missouri Valley
For tho lower lake regions northeast to southeast
winds, stationary or higher temperature, stationary
falling barometer, cloudy weather and light rains
For the Middle States, rising barometer, northeast
winds backing to colder westerly with clearing
weather in the southern portons but cloud and rain
im the northern.
For New England northeast winds, falling barom-
eter stationary tcmperaturcs cloud and ram except
at tha Western .stslions norshcrly winds and rising
barumeicr.
The upper Ohio and tributaries will rise.
Cxutionary signals continue from Cape May to East.
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
ha'an 70 examine rybec Roads and Port Royal ~
permanent naval stations

BOSTON AND PORTSMOUTH NAVY YARDs-ALL
QUIET AT THESE YARDs-oSLY ROUTINE
WORK MISUNDERSTANDING ON THE
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Bosros, Nov. TO- 1s7d
Tho minors which came from Washington to-day.
indicating that the government fears another rebellion.
and Is making timely preparations therefor, created
considerable excitement In Boston The tact that
there had been sudden movement OF troops
10 the capital and that the administration was
very reicent confirmed by private dispatches to
one or two promn gentlemen who had taken pains
telegraph Tor Information, but they ailed TO get
auyhng concerning the canse OF such sudden dspo-
sition TO care for the welfare OF the Washington
Arsenal on course. there ara various opinions ex-
Grant is bound to hold TO the govern
ment others that he Is wise IN preparing
Tor emergency and stH DINERS WHO
hold that this sudden concentration OF sodiey at tho
capital is the result OF programme decided on by the
War Department long before these election diicuhcs
The result OF inquiries by the HERALD correspondent
is that at both the Boston ana PORTSMOUTH navy
yards the authorities know nothing whatever about
the exciting rumors which come from Washington
have Just received n telegram from ports-
mouth to this effect, and personal vi.m 20
the Charlestown Navy Yard was rewarded with tho
positive Information that the quiet routine oi the past
has not yet been disturbed by any orders from ASH
ington. Concerning the probable movcmcn. oi Mas
sachusetts militia to Washington have also = nat
denial, viii bc by the following Official letter
from headquarters At BOSTON,
CoRREspoSDESr THE NEw YoRK HERALD
DEAR SiR-Your inquiry in regard TO sending troops
to Washington received There has been no tender OF
militia, request Tor any, and the whole story - alse.
Where It originated is not known ut this oIIcc the
Governors private confirms the above IN
every particular. Very respectfully
j. r. kINGSBURY,
Colonel and Assistant Adiutant General
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
FORT ADAMS.

ONLY ONE COMPANY AT THE YoRr-rHE RE-
MAINDER on THEIR WAY TO WASHINGTON.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
NEWPORT X. l.. Nov. 20, 1876.
Asyet NO signs Of activity visible At Fort Adams
or tho Torpedo station at this place and upon
quiry it s asccrtaned that orders growing out OF
tho startling military movements reported jp
tho HERALD OF to-day expected by tho
officers in charge OF both Of these important
stations There Is bat one company at Fort Adams
the others being now en- route Washington from tho
south whore they were ordered prior she election
Torpedo station is practically closed Tor want Of funds
hut largo number OF torpedo shells arc on hand and
can 10 nilcd at n moments notice.
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
THE STEAMER MOCTEzUMA.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE sEIzURE.-A WAR
VESSEL ON HER TRACK.
HAVANA, Nov 20, 1876.
II Is reported that the steamer Moctexuma
near Tortugas Island or the Venezuela coast making
for Lsguayru Spanish warVshp has gone in pursuit
An eyewitness Of the seizure Of the Moctczuma
says eighteen passengers. including tour women,
aboard at Puerto Plata The men demanded the
render OF the the name of the Republic OF
Cuba. The female passengers on the Moctezuma were
apparently accompliccs, having made various demon
sratons alter the capture Of ths steamer In favor Of
the captorA
.A THE CARGO
OF the vessels consisted OF SO CATTLE bags OF
coffee, 1900 bags OF and numerous packages Of
drv goods from st. Thomas.
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
CHRISTIAN REVIVAL.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20. 1876.
Tho interest In the revival meetings conducted BY
hcssrA Moody and sankey has teen unhagging
the election excitement, and the vast taber
aacc thronged ovcry night with earnest audence
1.-The reports Of the noon meeting to-day indicated an
increase In revival energy among the city churches
Professor Gillette, OF the Jacksonville I'm Asylum
for Deaf Mutcs, hcro with twenty pupils 10 whom
he repeated by signs sermons, hymns and praysrs
6c, while they wcre beng uttered
A Chistian Convention rnects In the Tabernacle to-
morrow and all cvnngclsts In this part Of she couns
try will DO in attendance.
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
THE LICK ESTATE.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 20, 1876
Jamcs w. Lick, nephew of James Lick, has fled q
petition opposing the appointment OF John H. Lick,
the natural OF the deceased administrator and
asking that he be granted letters of administration
Petitions have also been filed by other hcrs making
the same request The petitions allego that James
Lick was OF unsound mind for the past three years.
covering the term in which The various trust deeds
executed The hearing was set down for the Attn
of December
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
A SUPPER TABLE MURDER.

KINGSTON, Ont, Nov. 90 1876.
Four men, named Patrick Dougherty, William Foy,
Peter Smith and James Smith, went to Matthew Gar
rctt's boarding house, AZ sharbot Lake. Saturday
evening and while At supper became abusive and
quarreIsomc. Garrett demonstrated, whercupon he
struck on tho head with hcavy club and died
yesterday. Tho men have been arrested
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Abyssinia will lsave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown aud Liverpool
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post once =
six o'clock A. NJ
The NEW YoRK HERALp-Ed.tiou for Rurope-wM
be ready at hafpast i've O'Clock IN the morning
Single copes In wrappers for mailing. six cents
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
NAVAL PREPARATIONS

ADMIRAL TBENcHARD ISSUES ORDERS FoR THE
MONITORS MoSTAUK, wYANDoTTE AND
PAssAIc TO PROCEED TO HAMPTON ROADS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALDl
NonfoLK, Va, Nov. 20, 1870
Admiral Trcnchard issued orders to-day directing
that the monitors Monsauk, wyandotte and Psssaic,
now lying of the city, proceed to Hampton Roads to-
morrow and await orders. Tho Plymouth aud new
sIoops OF Essex and Ranger daily expected At
the navy yard 10 ht out Tor special service.
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
THE FENIAN SCARE.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov, 90 1870
Some excissment created here to-day by tho cir
culaton OF . that volunteers had been ordered
TO tho front II asccrtaned, however, that no
such order has been issued, but the Militia Depart
mcnt has instructed volunteer officers to hold them
selves In readiness for any emergency which may
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
THE UNITED STATES CORVETTE
ADAMS.

PoRr ROYAL, s. c., Nov. 20, 1876
The United Statcs corvette Adams, Commander j.
W. Phillip, arrived from Hampton Roads to-day
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
CHEESE MARKET.
ALsaxy X. " Ma

ALBANY n. y. Nov. 20 1876.
The season rapidly drawing TO close Little Falls
the cheese market offerings did exceed 4.UO. which
brought l2c. l3kc Fam cheese sold Tor lie l2i.c
the offerings being light ButerTherc is change
the compexion she msyke 100 hrkns sold for 27c
4
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
HAVANA MARKET.

HvCf1Rt
Average temperature for corresponding date last
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
PoRr ROYAL 4 q. Nov 90 ls-6.

PoRr ROYAL, .. G., Nov 20, 1870
The corvette Adams, Commander J. W. Philip, ar
rived to-day from Hampton Roads. Tho Powhatan
and Tallapoosa expected on Friday or Saturday.
The Board Of Adnrsls viii probably come the Pow.
The New York herald., 1876-11-21

SCALPS TORMENTED WITH DANDRUFF on
scsld Head are made healthy with CLAIMS sULPHua
The New York herald., 1876-11-21

HAVANA. Nov. 20. 1876
Spanish gold 2iez 2i91@. Exchange unchanged
Sugar unchanged.
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
the wEArHER YrsrFRpAy.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record viii show the changes in the
temperature Tor the past twenty hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding OF year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1876-11-21


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The New York herald., 1876-11-21

ExAcGERAryp REPORTS or EXCITEMENT.
should be sad, meantime that the reports OF cx-
citomcns Washington are greatly exaggerated. Tho
arrival OF the troops on Sunday night was known to
comparatively low people in tho city and escaped the
observation altogether Of the local pagers was not
until tho New York papers got hors this afternoon
that anything like commoton was created
developed itself TO the public eye, and whatever IL
may bo is kept secret by tho military and naval
authorities The points to be covered are many, and
In case Of an extensive programme or defence would
require more than tho handful OF msn who arc now in
tho Arsenal grounds.
THE PROGRAMME or DErrxcE
Indeed. the protective movement already embraces
The New York herald., 1876-11-21

A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FlKEPKOOF
LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
The New York herald., 1876-11-21

pany u, Third artillery, whose commander, MAJOR
James Mcmillan, Is now ON duty hero at the War
Department, Is stationed at Fort Niagara " Y, and
Company r, Colonel Robert N. Scott, Is at For.
Ontario, Oswego, NJ Y. These make fourteen CON-
pancs, but in addition there two loot companies
OF artillery Fortress Monroe and avc in North Caro-
lima which could bo brought hero in very brief time.
WHAT Az ARTILLERY OFFICER SAYS.
One Of tho artillery officers here, a conversation
tonight, proessed not understand the OF
don't what the devil is tho good OF trying keep
this thing a secret got mere" Hc came
from South Carolina tho papers had II. Hc said
that only Colonel Lodor knew whcro they
bound for up to tho time they
reached Norfolk Friday night and all the
expected that they returning to their former
station at Fortress Monroe. General william Barry,
Colonel Of tho Second artillery, who is now in CON-
mand Of the artillery school Fortress Monroe has
been ordered to turn that command over General
Joseph Roberts, Lieutenant Colonel Of the Fourth
artillery and 10 report here in person Thursday
morning He has been instructed to 80 direct to the
arsenal and assume command and stay there
voRcE TWELVE HUNDRED READY
whh the troops At the Arsenal, the sailors. the
marines from headquarters and the Navy Yard, Cap
tain ". G. Hoorss Washington Light Infantry and
Captain D. McCathraas Washington Light Guard, the
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-27
UNDER THE DEsPoT's HEEL.

The condition of the Southern
States is a standing menace to the
liberties Of the whole country. 1t
may be said that we are talking about
things which can never happen. but
it is fact taught by all history that
one portion Of land cannot, for any
length of time. quietly assent to the
military usurpation Of another por-
ton. without itself eventually falling
under the same oppressive sway. 1t
behooves the North, the East, and
the West, if they wish to preserve
their cor stitutional rights and liber-
ties, without the further shedding of
blood; to at once demand that the
heel of despotism shall be removed
from the neck Of the South. This
cannot be done BY the election of
Hayes in November, for his election
means a continuance of the present
Administrative leaders, with all their
infamies and illegalities. It can
only be done by the election of Til
den, whose advent to power means a
restoration Of justice and protection
to all, in every section of the land.
The cry that the issues of the late
war would be disturbed by the re-
storation OF the Democratic party to
power, is false and Infamous. Those
issues are settled beyond any possi-
bility of resuscitation, and are &C.
cepted as settled by all but the Re-
publican demagogues and traitors,
who strive to make political capital
out of them, and are therefore con
tinually disturbing them, and -four
ishing them aloft, to inflame the pas
sions and raise the hand of race
against race. SO that, perchance
they may cause the flow of human
blood. through which they can wade
to a further period of their Infamous
and degrading sway. Let the peo
pie so cast their ballots in Novem
ber next, that the bayonet shall for
ever go out of use, as q politica
agent in a country, whose great
boast is in the freedom and equality
of all its citizens.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-27
REPRESENTA- TTVjE MEN

To the Editor Of the Morristow-n Gazette:
IIlave never witnessed an election,
where. everyone will have the chance
to vote as near his true sentiments,
as the one TO come Off IN Tennessee
next November Our candidates. so
far as know, are all high-minded.
honorable men-each one padding
his own canoe, and acting out in
childlike simplicity the true prompt
ings of his nature, as to what it takes
to constitute q statesmen. Conse-
quently every grade of society is
represented by some one or other of
The candidates. From a speech
thickly interspersed with srnutty
anecdotes, to a regular scientific ad-
dress; and from the Caucasian to the
African descent. For Governor we
have the two National political can
didates-Porter. representing the
Democratic party; Yardley. the
Radical and. Thomas. that part of
the floating population not satisfied
with either of the other parties. For
Congress, we are also politically
represented by two original Unioa
men--one Radical ex-Judge. and
we'll skilled in smutty anecdotes
the other, a Conservative, lawyer,
ex-Judge, present member in Con-
gress, and a regular parliamentary
debater. Each one trying to suit
himself to what he considers to be
the true political status of the party
to which he belongs. OBSERVER.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-27
The Morristown Gazette.
THE CANVASS.


Hon. E. A. james and Maj. A. Il
Pettibone, Democratic and Repnbli
can candidates for Electors for the
State at large. will address their fel-
low citizens at the following times :
Wednesday. Sept. 27. Clinton.
Thursday. Sept. IS, Knoxville.
Friday. Sept. %, Loudon.
Saturday. Sept. 80, Athens.
Monday, October 2. Decatur.
Tuesday. October 3, Washington.
Wednesday. October 4, Pikeville.
Thursday, October 5. Spencer.
Friday, October 6, McMinnvifle.
Saturday. October 7. Tuliahoma.
Monday, October 8. Chattanooga.