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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
Prescott, March l5, 1876.

1 CRIMINAL EXAMINATIONS IN JUSTICE CART
 TIERS CoURr.-A more than usually com plicated
 case of burglary occurred in town on Friday ey.
 ening last, and in order to report it fairly and
 fully 1t will be necessary to explain somewha,
 the previous character of the main operator in
 the theft.
 Some weeks ago MT Herman, of Agua Fria, had a man arrested for stealing horse who gave
 his name as Baker, but who is generally known
 as "Soldicr Jack" For some reason a complete
 case of horse stealing was not make out and
 Jack went to jail for thirty days, and had only
 been released day or two when George Carr
 who takes care of c. B. Fosters carriage team
 harness, etc, entered the barn he discovered the
 harness, new saddle and the mattress and other
 bedding which Mir. Foster uses in the field when
 surveying, were gone. He immediately sought and acquainted Foster of the fact, and they, in company with the Sheriff, tracked the party who | had stolen the property by tbe marks of harness straps, etc, in the snow from Bashiord's barn on Willis street to the corner of Montezuma and Gurley, where other tracks became so numerous that they could follow the trail no further. Frank Murray, night watchman, here informed them chat he had seen Marks wollenburg carrying a set of harness on his back during the night; this led them to his store-knOwn as Cheap Johns Wollenberg at first denied any Knowledge of the harness, but afterwards it transpire that he had the night before bought a set of harness from Soldier Jack, and paid him five dollars for them, and that he had carried them up to the store of h. Asher & O. 10 show what a bargain he had made; the harness being worth S75. Here N Ellis told him that whoever sold such harness for $5 had stolen them, aud advised him to hunt up the man and make him take them back In the meant'soe, fl. Ellis had heard that Foster was looking for his property and went to him and told him he had bought a saddle the night before from Cheap John and desired him to come and see if it was his. Foster went to the store of H. Asher & Co.,, and found the stolen saddle and bridle, which Mir Ellis says he paid Cheap John s25 for.
 Murray and another party found the missing | harness hid under a box in Davis & Newton's | back yard, and it came out in the testimony that | WOllenburg had hunted up Jack and made him | take the harness away from his house, and that Jack had at first placed them in a wagon and afterwards getting into poker game had gam. oled them of to party whose name we did not hear, and this latter party had hid them under the box.
 Jack, who had been missing since the night of the the theft, WAS Overtaken by the sheriff at Will liamson Valley on Monday. wollenb burg was examined before Judge. Cartier on Wednesday aud held, in the sum of $500, to answer on charge of receiving stolen goods. He gave bonds aud was released. Jack was examined before the same officer yesterday and went to jail n default of S5OO bonds on a charge of grand larceny He gives his naIne as Charles Hoover.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

SHEEP.-J. H. Marion has engaged his shear CTS and is abou, to commence shearing his sheep It seems little risky, early in the season, bu he concludes it is better to shear now and talk, the chances than to longer put of doctoring hi. sheep, many of which are developing scab.
 John Arden and Chas. Schauer, who have had their sheep at Salt River during the winter, have removed them to Black Cation, near Swilliny' [. ranch, and will come much nearer town before sbearing. Their sheep are entirely free from disease.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

sUBroENAED BY TELEGRaPH.-Geo, W. Bow CTS, post trader at Whipple, on Monday received
 subpoena to appear, forthwith, before the
 House Committee on Expenditures of the War
 Oepartment at Washington, as witness in tue 3Belknnp matter. Mir. E. at once acknowledged zfcrvice by telegraph, and began preparing to
 etart. He says he knows nothing that can have fny bearing on the case, but inasnuch as they pay fare aud liberal travelling expenses besides a pnall Dor diem compensation for his time, he ahail not regard it as very great hardship i'm. ;eosed upon him.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

Among tire strangers in town, supposed to oave an eye GU contracts to be let tomorrow a, De Post, arc Maj. c. H. Veil, Mir. Siearns oi Pnith q Stexrns, and M. Wormser of Phpnix, Peralta ef Wickcnburg MT. Patterson oi lew Mexico, Vim. $. Head. Jos. Melvin and MT. ooutz of Verde, C. w. Beach of Kirkland Val. ", and We have heard that Tucson was rcprv. lnted, but by whom we are not informed.
 Since the sbeEe kas been in type. the A. and
 M. stage has arrived bringing Mayor Estevan fhoa, of the fru of Fully, Ochoa X Co. of bcson.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

GooDs AHRIvED.-Two of Miller Bros teams and Towards team arrived yesterday from Ehrenberg and the end of the R. R. with some 5000 pounds merchandise, for L. Bashford & Co. W. NJ. Bufum received a load of California -four day-before yesterday. c. T. Hayden & Co. have recently had additions to their stock.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

iessrs Valentine aud Agncrre, who took the -washing machises to the Santa Maria, are K again aud report perfect success with the oechines so lar as they were enabled 10 work pm on account ef the rains, owing to the fre- eucy of which and consequent wet condition he dirt, they have concluded to await the ping on of Spring and in the meantime have cred six more from Yuma, where they are ing them bulk.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

Mir. Rowe gives good account of the Silve, Prince, Black Warrior, Evening Star, and in fac, all the mines iu Peck district which be visited and that are being worked at all, are showing re markedly we'll
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

THUNDERBoLr.-Rice & Elliott, of Lynx Creek, this week bought from Judge Fleury the oid Thunderbolt quartz-mill. aud arc going to Ut 1t up for working quartz from their mines.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

5. Hawkins who brought band of sheen P California, started from Ventura county 2,4n, and reached here with 1900. He led too late in the Fall and many of his sheep
 for the want of feed. They are now in hanson Valley where green grsss is starting,
 he inierms us they arc picking up.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

Harry Howard, the barber and halr dresser, s added another eiIair aud employed another Fist tn his shop On honteEuma street, and is |ing ahead with aris arrangements for baths and per improvements. They do say he can take ur beard of without your knowing he has Rched you with apything but dne brush.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

pc bids for fun nishing forage and fuel will be | Cd tomorrow at twelve o'clock. Also, for
 transportation ou routes No. and 2, at the quartermsster's office, at Hea iquarters. We
 rye quite number of veterans and some |hands making ready for the fray.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

i W. Willis informs Us thai they have a five.
 nip battery to ee run by horse power, nearly
 py for operation ou the Grooms Creek fire |erial, and will be ready iu short time to P out hre-brick which will have been submit. to l.soe-pouud pressure iu the moulds, and |ch he Is confident win stand almost any test.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
Local IntelIigen ce.
Church Notice.

Services every Sunday. at I0O the Methodist Eps- copal Church ou Marina street. Prescott Sunday school immsdiatsly after service. REV. D. B. WRIGHT. Pastor
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

maiis ia California are becoming irrcsu. am. No mail this morning from beyond >hseies, owing VIC understand to the wash. ay or bridges on the Southern Pacific.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

The portly form of NJ. wormser, of Maricops county has ornamented our streets during ths past week.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

you wish to get good Watch or Clock, gt to bhRrsLINe's. All goods guaranteed e repre septed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

SPECIAL NOTICES in the reading col,anns riil 6e charged at 1e rate of THIRTY CENTS per line for first insertion, aad toenty eents line for eaeh sw6sequenf insertion
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

The celebrated "Doobins' Electric Soap" for sale by CHAs. T. HArDss ( Co. sole agents fer Arizona
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

seos. are extending their fast-freigat N salmA cad arc prepared to bring sm sAn Franeisco to Prescott inside of s"' 'of sisht ecuts currency.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

ne assortment of iron and stse, also a gen .s0,.nent of Hardware. just reeeired by T. HAYDEN A Co.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

For the very best of watch and clock work 20 to BERTELISG Moutezuma Street, Prescott. jan7y
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

2 seae telegaphs from San Frascisco to
 sas. Dc will start home tomorrow, Sat
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENT IN THE PECK
 MINE.-From Mir Rowe, who visited the Peck district few days ago, as we'll as from letters re- ceived by parties in town. we learn more definite facts with reference 10 the body of ore briefly mentioned last week. At depth of l6O feet the narrow strata of ore appear to come together and form vein nearly six feet wide. eighteen inches of which runs, by assay, $l2OOO to the ton. and the other four feet and a-half or tberea. bout. over $500. The ledge continues soft. and one man in the shaft can dig up with pick more ore than two men eau hoist out with a windess This sounds large, and had we not the most pos itive assurance of its truth from sources which we regard as beyond question, we should fear whi.e we write that we were giving m eraggera- ted statement. If there has ever been anything like 1t known In the history of silver mining since the days when the old Spanish miners found the "Pianches Ia Plata," we are not aware of 1t.
 Does WITHOUT TAGs.-Parties who have paid the tax and procured tags for their dogs are grrmoling at seeing other peoples dogs about the streets without these badges of rcspecta. hlty, and insist that all shall fare alike There should be no privileged class among dogs any more than men. Every dog is supposed to know the law, and when he violates it by run | ming at large in the streets without tag, the ! presumption of law Is that he does 60 with | malice aforcthought, and ought to be dealt with | as malefactor. The granger's dogs are to a cer 1 cain extent exempt from the penalties of the law, in this, that they may come to town, provi. ded they attend strictly to business, stay closely about their masters wagons and do not associate with disreputabre dogs without tags. dog without tag that insinuates himself into the society Of respectable dogs and habitually ap- pears in the strecet, minus tas legal Irequiremen, should at once be invited to be uniformed as the law directs or step down aud out
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
PRESCOTT.
PRESCOTT.

,. fkESCOII. PRESCOTT. Il ~ r. HEAD Prescott Camp Verde. C. P. HEAD & CO.,, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS.
 PRESCOTT AND CAMP VERDE, AT. hand and are constantly receiving ~ >' ~ ~ " The Largest, Best Selected and Cheapest GENERAL MERCHANDISE
 Ever Offered for Sale in this Market
 FO R l. LADIICS: F''H1s: 'Hss.,... D:i:aiGs: as:;., A'Tss
 DSmsstios, An'pfdsiissss diassams, H'5aisSy; aS2ys;.
 FOR GENTLEMEN '''Sss Ss 0''issst: Fsst: 'e's sso..
 FOR MINERS:
 ks.,.,,,u. 'i5s $I$s;
 FOR F HERS: floWMs, Mae. Mowers Pitch Forks, FLOW Stee' Rakes Ealing Rope.
 FOR MECHANICs: Planes, Hatchets, Window Shades ''1i Paints. $s;;: H:,,
 FOR WOOL GRowERs: "'s shssp Dp Sack sdipSns HiTSins shssg Shears For Hotels. Station Keepers and Saloons Bedroom Sets, Table Furniture wbst;ss 1'fyr Gha;rs Hs.S' Cr9%Sekery, Brandies, 0""irs p. 6lasSWare, Wines,
 Ale forter Tobacco, Cigars.
 FOR EVER YBODY: Sssa9s ss ssaSa eSs H Cream Tssa sGPsg Pg.r. Carpets Oil Cloths Mating Blankets Mattresses Lsbe''0l Prices iss Merchandise O. Curreucu. GOLD DUST. GOLD AND SILVER BULLION, ORES,
 WOOL. HIDE9, [
  tERCHANTABLE PRODUCTS OF THE COUNTRY. at Verde House the Prescott add V. J. W R D , PIONEER
 ~> DRUG STORE.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-15
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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-15

Mr.. Yves Warren left Canton last
Thursday night for the north and
will bring up at the Centennial
Bon voyage 10 him
Mr. James ". Anderson Jr., also
left Canton during the pas. week
for the far west, and will be gone
probably, month, and may take q
peep ct the Centennial before he
returns.
NJ. Lido Ballou arrived day or
two since from the river and will
remain awhile in the "hiils."
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-15

The times are dull AMI mCncy scarce,
nevertheless, one would not t!rinh 50 az
ter y..-;ting the rIainnIosii establishment
of VI. NJ. kol.hnaIt- We were asloEiSh-
ed. few dLayo -iIcc. III -e"iiig an anu
suaIly large crowd AZ tlli- Establishment
and stop. al TO learn 'iie c..u.c. We found
Mr.. Kohl,.,aH and his clerks up 10 their
elbow. with work. the counters covered
with goods, ami purchasers "''riiiIi"
like bees. Tic truth Of the matter was,
KoI.In.r hal marked liis S0o'is down To
s,ci G,baiociiy iow pr,t"- IS ." c"''sf IL
rriu Oh his stoc!.. eq,tsi ;.iDiJst 70 q panic
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-15
CORRESPONDENCE.
TIE Csup Meeting.


Editor -NdH:
At the Huntington camp ground
pear Crystal Sprin.'s, Miss will be
gin Wednesday, Aug ID and con-
tinue till Thursday, Aug. 10th. 1t
viii be on the seif-sustaining plan.
Mr.. T. J. Catchings Of Hazlehurst,
will have charge of the boarding
tent \ number of new tents
are being built, and old ones en-
larged. Let every one, who can
attend. We hope all will come
wiki view TO be benefited spir!tu-
ally. H. H. MONTGOMERY.
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Cut This QUIT May Save Your Life.

There is 30 person living but what su;-
ferS more or less with Lung Diseases,
Coughs, Colds or Consumption. yet some
would die rather tEan pay - cents for II
DIR. y. Boschcc's German Syrup has late
" been Introduced III this country from
Germany, and it, wonHerouS cures aston
isles every one that try it. Il you doubt
what we say in print, crt this out anl
take 1t 10 your Druggist, and get q SAM
pie bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two
Gases VIII relieve YOU. Ee"ul.- size -
cents.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-15

There was n most delightful sol
rec at Prof. Browns last Thursday
night, at which the very best must
cal talent Of our little city took
part The entertainment was in
'fopcn air" and was largely attend
ed
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-15

There will he meeting of the
democratic citizens OF Canton TO
night, at s o'clock, at the Mayors
office for the purpose of organizing
Il rilden aud Hendricks club. Let
ali patriots and true democrats at
tend. The enemy is organizing
his forces, they are already in the
field. Let Us not be idle. Come
out everybody, all hands to the
work. We cannot begin too soon
Rally. rally, rally, for Tilden and
Hendricks, for honest men and
honest rule.
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Personal.

LEON DAILY. o. S.
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PEABODY HOUSE,
Correr Of Locust and Ninth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Convenient to all places ofamuScmcnt and
AND ear lines in Iii" city. Ne changes to
and from the Centennial GROUNDS
Cot. Watson, proprietor of ia" Henry
House, Cincinnati for the past twenty
wears, and present proprietor, has leased
The h,usc for Il term of wears. and has
rcwiy furnished and fitted it thronghoW.
lie VIII keep - strictly iirst-claS> hoHae,
and has accommodation ior 300 guests.
Terms only ) per day.
Col. Watson j. Il native of Nir"Inl.,
and probably the only Hotel Proprietor
i'm Ihiladci phia from the South,
JAMES WATSON,
Proprietor.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-15

The Board of Registrars of Madi-
son county will meet at the Court
house to-day for the purpose of or
ganizing.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-15

Thcres~as a very Delightful pie
mic at Hickory Grove last Tuesday
which was largely attended, :. MIN
her Of our town i,r"ple being i:res-
ent. Major Henry. :. Foote, de-
livered very ea.ncstand Eloquent
speech which was-wcl, received and
much applaudcd. The dhAler was
b"untiful and vcrybodJ came
away satisfied.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-15

w. II. Lavender has lost a large
dark bay horse mule, and offers :,
liberal reward for his recovery.
See adrertiscment esse where.
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Attention Madison Rites.

The Company will meet for inspection
and drill at Masonic Hall Wednesday
night 9th INST M O'Clock sharp. y full
Attendance is requested.
GEO. HANDY. Capt.
LEON D,II.Y. o. S.
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LOCAL NLATTEEEeS.

Parties finding y mari, on their
papers, will know that their
subscriptions have expired, or will
expire within the next thirty days.
If the price of Subscription is not
paid by July LIST our paper will be
discontinued to them.
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Losf.--On Tuesday last, between the
Wolf Hotel ami III. brrisa Oh Liberty
street. over Bear creek, Il black silk para
sol. marked with Il letter b on the Kan
die. a suitable reward will be paid for
its return to this office.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-15

There was a very pleasant din
ner party at TIE residence OF our
hospiIable fciiowcouniyman James
Wales Esq, las, Thurs ldy. We
acknowledge the receipt OF AN in
vitation to be present and regret
that 81 ckness in our family p.even-
ed our attendance
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SIT 1sisagTees with me-

\ common remark. You take Tut
Pills y0I can eat anything You like. and
tro' 10 bad effects. They act specifically
On the liver. stomach and bowels. causing
- free flow OF gastric Juice which Is c>-
SGutial IL good digestion.
100000 Witnesses
will testify to the virtues of DIR. Tut :
Pals. Wherever Chi'S and Fever. Bill
Iious Diseases or Liver Affections prevail
they have proven = great blessing Read
er@. Il single trial will convince you that
this is no catch-ps my medicine.
SsI Things are Bone Away.
Formerly the lancet. c;lomci. biiStcrS
and starvation We're the treatment OF the
sick. DR.. Tutts'S Pills have done away
with this. Being vegetable they req uire
no change of diet or occupations sale
family medicine.
NaaEsEaOad's VigGr.
Is lost WHEN the body is wasted by by
spcpsia, Sick Headache or Liver Com
plaint. For this pitiabie condition TUFTS
Pills are specific. The vigor and elias
ticity of youth. and bouyancy of spirits.
viii follow tEeir use. - cents. IS Muir
ray street. y, Y.
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holding .nq,,cst.. ................. 10 90
SIX JURORS To-. -ainc................... II %
I One Constable. ..............-........... 90
L ; Jeffrey, read Is Clerk oi
the Huard..... l26 Il
j = Parker. bill r"n'I for 1900
blanks and blank bool,s..........-. p 90
l. Schneider. bill rcn'd for
! pitcher and yoblcts. "a
Canton Mail, bill ren'd for sub
/ S,ription OF apcr-........-.......-... 30
/ American Citizen. biI ren'd
for notice to contractors )
J p I'nrHcf. bin ren'd for
land rolls. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 w
" - kcaTncy, bill rem q as
member OF Board o. Super
Nl~orS - W
Il + Harrison. SlnIe................. 30 10
j VI Richards same -.-.-.....-..... III W
JUDICIARY.
:. Ross. bill rcn'd for atten-
dance OF self and 6 dcp'ts
in the March term of Circuit
Court, 2'2 w
X J Ross, bill rem Il for mate
rial furnished March term
of Circuit Court. ~ %
10 State Witness Certilicates........ 60 -
: : C;:ihoOH, for Circuit Court
allowances in favor OF Hora-
ito king for the arrest of
Leonard Lee. 4 nurdcrer......... Zoo w
IS Grand Jurors, March term
....---...-.--...-.......... 40 ~
POOR FUND.
WA johnson, bill for burial
OF PdIDpr. ~ w
Win johnson, bill ren'd as
keeper of poor house for
April Z! y
VIM Johnson. same for May........ - w
VIM johnson, same for June....... :! 50 |
5 Cratin. bill for month med
ical practice at poor honse...-.... % %
BRIDGE FUND.
C 4 Gilmer. bill ren'd for lum
Der. labor etc, on bridge......... 90 GO
J L Boyd. bill rcn'd for 5000
feet Of lumber for county......... lis 80
Henry Lucl,ctt. bill ren'd tor
repairing bridge on Canton
BreckviIle road. % 90
J VI Rantcl, bill ren'd for 9l3
feet OF lumber for building
bridge and repairing 3
bridges. II W
y { OTrick. bill ren'd for nails
and spikes for Co. bTidge......... so
SCHOOL HOUSE FUND.
ID G Beauchanp. bill ren'd
a. Co. SIlpt. OF EducatiCn...... ; 30 90
Mrs NJ A Booth, bill read for
/ stove for school in Canton...... 20 90
4 Monroe. bill ren'd for re-
pairs done on Fairview
school house......... .............. 80 90
Ordered that the Board adjourn
until meeting in course.
J. VI. RICHARDS, Pres.
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Best Beer at the Merchants saloon. I

Hon. o. r. Singleton, is ever
mindful of us and keeps us well sup
piled with public documents etc.
II is many friends wi. doubtless be
pleased TO know that he is well. It
will not be Il great while, now, be-
fore the old war horse will be
s.mo ng us and, earnestly at work III
the campaign. 1t is reported that
Judge Hancock of Clarke county,
a home II dica' will be Colonel
Singleton's opponent Ton Congress.
We pity him, for he won't be Il
mouthfal and can easily be dis
patched before breakfast.
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Blank Warrants, sdninIo ~ and
Repsevin Wri,s, printed OF. good pa
pei and in attractive style, on hand
and tor sale at the MAIL DiHto. It.
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TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
Notice to Non-Eesident.

Go. $3.50
D Bunch v". At Eale- June 9Th \.
John pitmau. ID. 1876.
IN the Cha Gerry Court OF Madison coun-
ty. State OF Mississippi.
Upon the opening of the sworn bin Of
complaint in the above styled cause.
it appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court
that John Pitmar. the defendant is Il non
resident of the State OF Mississippi. ana
whose residence and post Office i in the
town of Wilson. county OF Wilson, State
of North Carolina il j. ordered and di-
rected by the Court here that said John
Pitman do appear i'll this court on the
9Th Monday of July. a. o. 1878,
and plead answer or demur to said bill.
Done ut Rules, this 9TH day OF June y.
ID. 1876.
E. S. JEFFREY. Clerk.
Singleton & Campbell. Solicitors for
Complaint lo-oT