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BY TELEGRAPH.
TO-Day's Dispatches.
Special so the Miner.

| Washington, August 29.-The Secretary of War has rations and medical stores for 1000
 people to be sent to the fever stricken dis tricts.
 A dispatch from Mississippi says there will be no canvass for the congressional elec- ton unless the fever abates.
 Memphis, August 29.-The condition of the city surpasses description. Eighty new cases yesterday and more to-day. The deaths aggregate 5S the past twenty-four hours.
 vicksburg, August ao.-One hundred and twenty-five new cases and b deaths. To- day, HIS new cases and 24 deaths.
 Port Gibson, August 2g.-There has beon 220 cases and 75 deaths to date.
 Chicago. August 2e.-Relief for the fever stricken districts is coming in liberally. Dis patches from various points give heartrend- ing accounts of the effect of the pestilence.
 New Orleans, August 29.-No fever is re- ported between here and Mobile. Adyices from Canton, Miss, say that not single business house is open, and out of popula- ton of s5, ,0o0 only 75 whites can be found. The city and county officials haze fed. Not a case of yellow fever has been treated suc- cessfully.
 Grenada, August 29.--Tweniy deaths and 10 new cases today. It seems as if the end would never come. Death reigns supreme.
 New York, August 29-The Worlds Wash- ing;on special has the following account of Kearney's visit to tue President: After se- curing an apartment for himself and secre- tary al a cheap lodging house, Kearney wend- cd his way to the White House. The Presi- dent received him cordially, shook hands with him and with tender solicitude inquired after his health. A gentleman who was present describes it as follows: !. For once KesrreT seemed to have found his match. President Hayes seated him in chair and began to talk. At the end of ter minutes' conversation Hayes arose, shook hands with Kearney and bowed him out, not even giv- ing the hcrney-handed communist chance to endorse Butler.
 The Herald's Cincinnati correspondent has interviewed Archbishop Purcell about Kearney's first words to me were-s I'm Dsn- his Kearney, and heard you was goingio eat me- looked al him a moment and re- piled. T dunI think anybody would want to eat you very much.' think him foul- mouthed blackguard, and the less notice that is taken of him the better off society xi1l be. Detroit, August 2o.---A serious accident oc- cured to an excursion train on the Grand Rapids railroad near Lockwood, Michigan, today Thirty five persons were. Injured, several seriously and three fa,ally.l Cheyenne, August D. The removal of spikes and h-platess n week ago, from the rail two miles east of Medicine Boy near deep rsvine, gave rise to snpiciou that 1t had, been done with view b wreck and rob 4he train. A deputy sl,erid aud another man started op the tFaIl of the voc. d-be zos.hcrs, and not re<urning [ large party ktarsed jn seareh of them leat Sunday. One q the parry has zsiorned. sad ssa;es th.k t1s bod;ez
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wairing for work. The committee will next 20 10 Pittsburgh and Chicago.
 Fifty petitions in bankruptcy were nieu m this citv and Brooklyn to-day.
 Richmond, August e9.---Gen- Jo Johnston was nominated for Congress to-day by the Conservatives
 London, August 2s---The Times says tha1 England will never again guarantee q Turk iso loan or help to raise it.
 San Francisco. August s9.-In the United States Circuit Court this morning suit was coulnencod against Oliver Chapman. late Indian Agent at Camp Verde reservation, and his sure;ies Wa, E. Hooper and Chas. Barney to recover the amount of his bond, ,eUo. Chapman had charge of the reser- ton from October, lo7i. June, 1875, and on his retirement his account showed deh- eiency of ss ,e0O besides which he failed to account for property 10 the amount of Szl,- oco turned over to him by his predecessor. Altogether his defacations amount to about Ssl .oCo.
 Gold, I.00J<, greenbacks, 99s4(as; half dollars, gs@9S5s; standard dollars, 99ss@l; Mexican dollars. 931s-
 STOCKS.-- Gaia, 141x; Con. E'ir. l2s<; Eu- reka, 4o; Curry, i2s<; Justice sss; Ophir, AS; Mexican, s511; 0verman, 2o1z; Sierra Nevada, 72Iz; Savage, I4; Union, 4; Utah, ss; silver King, Is; Tiptop. I.25.
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". J. Kelley and c. B, Mackay arrived here last Tuesday from Signal, and from them we learn the following mining and other news:
 Rich placers have been discovered in the Santa Maria section, some Mexicans have taken out considerable dust of late, and quite an excitement prevails over the dis covesy of the new diggings. A man blythe name of Betfsi, sho has been prospecting in the interest O. several merchants and business men living at Signal City, discov- cred. recently, mammoth gold ledge about s miles north of the McCrackin mine, which can be easily traced for over four miles, the croppings from which shows plenty of free gold. The exact locality oi tie big find is kept as yet secret, for the purpose of asl,ewing those interested Tn its discovery to make suitable locations, how ever. in few days the locality will be mase public when hundreds who are now ready and anxious will proceed to make locations on the same.
 The McCrackin mIll still pounds away on good ore. which keeps the camp alive. H. Bchan is about to dissolve partnership with Mir. Smith and start house on his own account. Heavy rains have fallen al Signal causing the streams to run high and the grass to grow as if by magic Date CreeK has been on rampage, ID feet of water went down the Canyon below Gilson's, washing out large cot, tonwocds and causing them to fall over snd float away, entirely destroying the road down the canyon. The stage station at the sink of Date Creek, barely es caped being washed away, the water coming into the house to the depth of several feet Anderson, the Deputy Marshal, was resisted in his official duties but finally come of victorious.
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ons of the great drawbacks to this sec

One Of the great drawbacks to this sec t;cn just now is the poor mai! facilities with which we are crowned. For several wears the Indians kept out capitalists, no sooner had Gen. Crook cooked theiI coose.r than drought set in, retarding, Sreatly the various industries of the terri Sory: again we are blessed with rain and nbundsncc of vegetation, but cursed with . valiant band of mail capitalists whose contracts afford them funds with which tn feed their animals upon cheap grass. black snake whips, and sharp pointed sticks, giv- inc each noble animal the appearance of 3 strsnc of dried apples. thus throwing another damper over poor unfortunate Arizona. The territory is worthy better fate.
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Capt. Jackson, of Oak Creek, near the o,d reservation l5 miles above Camp Verde, was in town during the early part of the
 week, and informed us that the corn crop on
 the Verde is most excellent. great deal of which will yield 100 hnsheles to the acre. The Captain is one of the represen- tstive men of that section of our county and we would be glad to see his name pre- sen.ed to the voters of Yayapai for the legislature, especially as he is in favor of making many necessary and beneficial changes in our laws, etc. The Captain is in favor of seperating the Assessor and Collectors office from that oi the Sheriff, and making the office of Probate Judge elective, the opening of county roads, etc, all of which are things very essential for the general good of the county.
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FREIGHT ooMrSe.-Accoriing to the Ssn- tinel report of arrival of freight at Yuma. we find the following for Prescott.
 Aug. IS B K & co 4S pkges 29So pounds; cPH k Go s groceries 6725; U 70 pipe and hydran;s 4SS2, Peck quarz mill retort l439; D L <k Co boots and shoes 125.
 Aug. l9. N Ross 5 honey 665 T W O 66 indse 5f-5; Head & Go 2l groceries 2lS5; F k Hsll lightning rods l4ts T c paper 100; D Hetx 29 provisions Sll0; D l. & Co 1 fish S30s J G c 10 tomatoes honey 75G Capt N A Rxferfy Eastsrn provisions 100;
 Aug. 2l l. < II 2i drugs isss 5 \ t e Mining Co hdve pipe pump loocat1iea hslles 37C5.
 Aur. b. CP Head 6 co clsnxs tobac- 60 2sS t;oxpsr k L S winpxnin fixtures 1l7e Peck Mine 2 fuse so.
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We had the pleasure efa call from Ex- coveroor Stafford, of Arizona. this morning, srbe Governor has just returned from . seven months visit to the East, and starts for Tacson today. He says he thinks the hexd dmes have reached bottom at the R,sf. and ue may nov look for gradual 5nnkoxcnent. The suffering, however. Sr1onr sll classes. except those very we'll 1~,3 is creat. Men wso have held high ,.-r;f}6e 15 society in New York may be
 ,@r6 ii rroat numbers ready 10 do any F .5~S ero,5 nneaiaI work, to make Q living S,- 5|>e;r 6miIise The distress IS very .es'1I >6 1 jt E m thing bus pieasant for k '.s'-i5 irS1.11 mn to trevel thropgh the .....'<es ~-55 IF |s fIapuFtuniliss of the
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rhs vo.e for pslega.s in ls,e.
The following figures show hew the vote ..ooa on the nelerate question in 1876:

The above is the count as per statement made December 5, 1876. The official count and certificate of date November 2s, would have changed the figures so that Hardy, who was really the legally elected Delegate, would have been counted in and taken his seat ct Washington.
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PorsheriR.

To ebs Totsrs ef Taraf-fi Csustg;
 hereby annosnce myself Ss caDdidnte Tor the or fee of Sheriff as the oIig November election, and is elected shall use all honorable measures 10 dtschArSe the duties of the oidcs wi.h fidelity and care ''-S >- JOSEPH DREW.
 Prescott, 4. T. June r. 1878.
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Eor Delegate sa Consrsss.

10 fhs ;-rs of Srires,c: .
 It bein, pretty generally coaeeed that Northern Ari- zona is ts year eutislsl to be next Delegate now n accorisncs yh the expressed desire oz Rfsas msns
 ,f tn e,1i}e-r s,.hrr nly nane to the voters theYeo ss an Intepenssat cal5csie f1r the oitce of Jla. ate to the 18th Coress of Inc united Stztes anH Y.. resrecy reqrtst fe srrpct of my fellow cits- s- ,,ro,nisi,,q sf if eiecte yh o everything pos s,,s s, s xav to eerye thsin apd the Teri tory. dOatN VI. Sa's~ -'N.Asi-'
 Iirsscots April c2. IFS.
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For DeIegate to Congress.

hereby sns,ouuca rnyssn Candidate to the tosn ,,--sss of tha United states. and wcud say to ms ssSsr sat if husore by election VII an euv bor i promote Ire interests of the eo.lre 1s,fi forv without regard 10 ssetion. A- E. DAVIS.
 NfxxRAx PARK, July %, IS5e-
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For Treasurer.

Thereby announce myself Candidate for reelection to inc ofce of County Treasurer of Yavapa County the ensuing election. November oth, 1878.
 Prescott, May 18th, 1878.
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For sheriff.

hereby announce myself as candidate for Sheriff at the coming election, November 9th, 1Sls, and electei shall do my duty. The suffrage of my fellow citzens is respectfully solicited
 eiIlets, A. T., Maya 1878.
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ax. uium, of the Citizen.s is .. t'aiok -at hemp csn be raised su .,,'. s. in Arizona, remsF.~,:s:s:.,s th=t qu}nt;rv vii, < be ncefsed with which fo hans rfaoe roh. ''efs If ail naen were like thc excellent Sl,sf' 2. of Pima Counfy< bemp wlll nae be afesl pnf lot of pjoInns6 sst af ,,, <.-s
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District Attorney.

We are hereby authorized to announce the name o' CHARLI.s B. tUSsr as a candidate for the office ol District Attorney of Yavapai Couniy.
 Prescott, A. T. June 7th. 1878.
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Ter sI.eyiR.

The undersigned hereby announces himself as can didste for reelection to the office of Sheriff of favapai County, at the ensuing election in November next.
 Prescott, A. T. May 24, 1878,
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For Congress.

To tkt Tofers ef -irfsoaa 7srrisery
 hereby announce myself Candidate for DeieSA'S 70 ooA s- s2e = '''> KING s. wO0LsEy. pseni,. May Iosis. ISIS
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For Congress.

10 the Psopt cf Arfsone- ,,,
 . r.fs's faadsdafe s,r reelection to the $eth Com vress m an eece viii strictly adhere 70 my Tor ,s- ,>,r.e ard with the ndvanrage Of past exper- - will labor to advance the eafrs inscress oI tc Ter r;to-itv and her peop,e. To this end solicit the sup pert or aa o'i-sns. H. s. STEVENS
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For County Recorder.

10 the Toters cf I'aropai Cosnty In obedience the expressed desire of many voters hereby announce myself Independent Candidate for reelection to the office of Recorder of Yayapai County, ct the ensuing November election. I also take this occasion to return you my sincere thanks for the support heretofore given mo- and trust that have discharged the duties of the office in man satisfactory tc all.
 Referring to the past my best pledge for the future and relying upon the ability experience ought to bring
 am very respectfully,
 WILLIAM WILKINSON. Prescott. August 9th, 1878.
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District Attorney.

hereby announce myself candidate for the ofice District Attorney at the ensuing November election
 MURAT MASTERS0N. PrescottsJme 6, 1878.
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District Attorney.

The undersigned hereby announces himself to the Yavapai county candidate for the office of District Attorney. A. J. BRUNES. Prescott Arizons, June 10, 1S7S
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A E1r ru 8Ax1A FE-At lat cones tke nsvss of aha succeeful (l) bidder fdr csz1. |se shs l1pIssd ss.ass nsils m lj's' 6 ' M !.
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District Attorney.

The undersigned announces that he will be candi- date for the oce of District Attorney of Yavspsi ty af the ensuing election. PAUL WEBER. Prescott June 13, 1878.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

cAxprpArx AsSouScgMsSTs---Anpo npoeose-nsA's al ser tsss keaa xil be cA.rssd ss foloe s- ., "A For Territ,riaI oFess, si9 County ofacss' Sn' Nno Township osices, Slh
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Washington, August D. The Secretary of War has rations and medical stores for 1000 people to be sent to the fever stricken dis
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rResl Estate Agents and Auctione ore.
TNkUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE IN ROSSLYN Va
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated October aah,
1877, and recorded in liber q, No. d, folio 6Si
aeq. of the land records for Alexandria county
Virginia, and by direction of the holders Of the
notes secured thereby, I will offer by public
auction, on the premises, on DNESDAY,
2G:h day OF June, A. d. 1873. at elk o'clock p.
m, the following real estate in the town of Rc2s.
Ign, in Alexandria county, Virginia. to wit
Lot number one ~ in square number one q J ss
laid down on plat of the town Of Kosslyn. msdo
by Brewer & Wilson, and recorded in the land
records Of the county and State aforesaid. Tho
improvements consist of 9 large double house,
with store rooms, stabling, fruits, SC. &c, auI
formerly occupied by JAS +. Gross
Terms OF Sale-S533.33 and interest al per
cent from October lst 1877, and expenses Of Gale,
in cash; $685. SO and interest from October lst
1877, at per cent. to day Of sale, payable Octo.
Der lat, 1878; $53333 and interest from October
lst, 1877, at per cent. per annum to day Of SALE
payable April 1st, 1879; the time of payment of
residue of purchase money, if any. will be
announced at sale.
All the deferred payments to bear interest g.. &
per ct. from day of sale, notes to be secured By
deed of trust on the property sold. A deposit Of
$500 required at the time of sale. Conveyance
ing at purchasers cost. If terms of sale are not
complied with within one week from day Of safe.
the trustee reserves the right 10 rese'" he pr p-
erty at the risk and cost Of the de 'aulting PR
chaser, after giving five days notice y. such
resale in the Evening Star nc Wspape: OF WASH
ington, D. c.. and Alexandra Gazette Va.
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON, Trustee.
DUCANSON BROS Sslesmen. je l4.l'
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Green s. Wise,

(Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.)
COMMISSIONERS SALE or A VAIL
~ ABLE SUBURBAN FARM.-By virtue
of decree of the Circuit Court for the COUNT
of Alexsndria Virgins, rendered At It's Mag
term, 1878, in the chsncery cause Of Mill
and wife vs. Beach, trustee, the undetsgnod
special commissioners therein named, will; odn;
for sale by public aution. on SATURDAY.
jane o. 1873. at II O. clock, in front Of the on
trance to the Court room on Fairfax street. in
the city Of Alexandra, Virginis,. that certain
TRACT OF LAND, with the improvements
thereon, situated in said county of Alexandria.
Va, on the north side of the Middle Turnpike
road, about II miles from the city, and next 3D.
joining Ivy Hill Cemetery on the west, contain
ing acres. ! rood and IL perches, the property
OF j. Dix Mills, esq.
Terms Of Ssle-Six hundred dollars in cash,
and the residue in two equal inslslmonts at six
and twelve months, respectively, from the day
of ssle with interest. Bocds of the purchaser
to be taken for the deferred payments, and to be
secured by lien on the properly.
S. FERGUSON BEACH. Special
S. CHAPMAN NEALE, CONS
oofc
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By +. A. Kerby, Salesman.

COMMISSIONERS SALE-Pursuaut to
~ DEGREES of the Corporation Court for tho
city of Alexandria. Va, rendered at the June
term, 1873, thereof. in the chsncery causes OF
James Dudley and wife VS.. Benjamin Mccoy ct
ais, and John Credit, in his own right Sc, vs..
Mary Ann Cole OF ais, tho subscribors, as COM
misaioners of sale in the said causes, will expose
for ssle by public auction, on SATURDAY.
the 9Th day of July, 1878, At II m in front OF
the Market Building, on Royal street. in the
city Of Alexandria, Va, the following described
property: -, r,1
TENEMENT thereon, in the said city Of Alex
andrs, situated on the east side Of Royal street,
between Wolfe and Wilkes streets. in front en-
Royal street 26 feet inches. and iG dspth 81 It.
inches, now occupied by John Credit
2 A RENT CHARGE Of SIS per annun
charged upon the said lot Of ground.
Terms of Sale: One third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale. and
the residue in two equal payments at six and
twelve months from the day Of sale, with inter-
est; the deferred payments TO be secured by the
notes of the purchasers. and the retention Of thu
title until they are paid.
c. F. MARKELL.
ALBERT STUART,
10 1o-s Comm rs of Sale.
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From WASHINGTON.
ESPECIAL TO THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETT
WASHINGTON, D, c., juno 81

ESPECIAL TO THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. !
WASHINGTON, D. G.. juno 81.
TIE POTTER INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The Potter Committed met again to-day, MIR.
Morrison presiding, and Messrs. Springer, Nc
Maton, Butler, Cox, Reed and Hiscock present.
Capt. Th0s. A. jerks was examined, but
before the examination had we'll begun, bitter
controversy sprung up between Messrs. Reed
and MoMahon 10 reference to the character OF
the testimony to be admitted, Mr.. Reed charg-
Ing that the democratic members denied the
republican members the privilege to get on the
record suoh evidence as ought to 60 there, and
MIR. McMahon very emphatioally denying the
charge.
Mr.. Morrison stated that he should on Mon.
day move to refuse the request OF MIR. Sherman
to have one hundred witnesses examined in ref
ereDoe to the charge of intimidation, &c.
MIR. jerks then proceeded to detail his
experience as to intimidation, &c., 10 East
Fcliciaua parish. 10 Louisiana.
WheD jerks went back to 1875 and narrated
the killing Of people then, objection was made
and then there was another dispute between
MesSrs. Reed and Cox, on the republican side,
and Mcmahon and Springer, of the democratic
members. as to the range the Investigation
should take.
The petition calling on General Augur for
troops for East Feliciana was read, and q note
from Anderson requesting that such petition
be sent; had seen draft 10 the hands Of An
dcrson for $3.50 from leading democrat, and
supposed that that draft had something 10 do
with Apderson's Withholding his signature, for
time, from the Clinton returns.
At this point Mr.. Reed and Mr.. McMahon
had another "spat" as to the laws of Louisiana
ABOUT the payment of registrars, and the re-
marks of both were of a very personal character.
The object of the examination of this witness,
BY the republicans was to endorse Sherman s
stateme0s that has been published. The wit.
ness testified that Anderson had signed the
statement that, he (A.) swore he did not, aud
isered to Anderson when be signed.
Anderson wanted witness to make affidavit
that he had signed the protest under the IN
fluence OF liquor, but witness had deoned
denied ever having seen the famous 'Sher.
man letter. as sworn to By Anderson; testified
10 reference to The Anderson Weber agree
meut denying that Weber's signature was gen
uine; denied that any conspiracy had ever been
arranged % stated by Anderson, to throw the
blame OF failure to hold an election on An,
dersou. Witness denied nearly all Anderson 8
statements.
jerks was cross examined by Mr.. McMaheu,
during which i; appeared that l.. b. jerks,
his deputy, was deiaulter to the Government
ia the sum of about Sl4000 but WAS alter
wards candidate for Judge on the republican
ticket.
Mrs. Jcuks was 10 tie committee room for q
time, but, wheo her husband was to be exam.
incd she Vas escorted out.
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Creek Coal Co; NJ Sinclair, Nora s. Willie and
Morning Sun, to II 81 3 Coal Co; William
L Turner and DR. + 4 Bigss, 10 B!aen Avon
Coal Co.
Departed-Boats : 5 Lynn, Akin, j. l.
Mouso w Il Lowe. Elmer s. k.!io, ii Scaly
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Observation-Disclosures Jackson !o LOU IF Officers
of Masons, held its annual ele0 rssnt o. :vE. p.
last night, with the following n rs s. w.;
DOwn6am, ". NJ; Edgar "a asnes e. Alex
George A Mushbsch, ). y W.; S:,s Sn Treasurer;
auder, Secretary George +. stflp sohaaf, j. D.