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QUOTATIONS OF sKRvas TO-DAY

tUd 10 Pflme steers sold l2ii0l3c, ana
tn average WAS estimated az / &c
BEEk S-Rceepts yest ray and to-day l3S cars at
Jersey city aud loo ut GOths making 42i0 head,
against 4,I53 head The arrivals the past We
BOZ head ess than 07S head thau
the corresponding week last year.
Win receipts aud fair demand both from city
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has been manifested week and trade has been active
vita good clearance OF the yards each gay up To Friday
and AS city and the ~
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Dancing Academies.
ALLEN DoDwoRrII & SON.
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At p. HARVARD REILLY'S School Tor
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EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY. lG2
Fast b5th.At tlnk Budingl Classes AMI private los
cons every day AMI evening. Senl for circhi1r+
~ GEORGE DODWORTH, ~ West 9th
i at formerly with SIR. Allen DodwOrthl Class aud
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"A FLORENTlNE MOSAIC" .
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THE BATTLE OF SHILOH,
BY GENERAL U. S. GRANT.


This is the first OF nnmber papers by General Grant In
THE CENTURY war series. For reasons which ne re-
counts General rant never official report OF THIS
battle Government he paper is full OF interesting
personal "reminiscences and contains the writer's Judgment
OF leading generals 10th SIDES The illustrations twenty
six in number include portraits Of Generals Buell. Beaure
earl w H. l. Wallace Lew Wallace Breckenridge Hardee,
and Polk.
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THE CoNFEDERATEs AT SHILOH.

Two papers giving the other side OF the engagement IN
first General Albert sidney Johnston KILLED IN TINS pa
e written by his son and tho second Notes of ConeC
crate stan ohlcer at shiloh" by Colonel Jordan Of Genera
Beauregard's staff
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwiIoRK, Monday Jan. 10, 1875.
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liolE ioo l.I3J 1888 39,53J
49,, ,,. a. -. becveA cows cayes Sheep. Swine
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1nsirnrtion.
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References
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MI II; winn UsrI A., Mr. James II. Hart, ". ~;
~A'' " MIR David ohnsOn y,
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By HENRY JAMEs.
First chapters novel the OF which is laid en-
trely in this country.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,
By Z. c. STEDMAN.
critical essay with fulpage portrait Of Dr. Holmes
from a daguerreotype.
"ROYALTY ON THE MISSISSIPPI"
BY MARK TWAIN.
twenty story OF adventure and fun with MINER
GUS illustrations by Kcmblo.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

Via Lsgunn TO tha Indian village oi
Acoma. l6 miles. "a
Via Wfnsate TO Fort wingats, 3 miles
Zuni 35 miles.
Via Nnnueifis TO Fort Defiance NAV.
ajo sgen,y), % miles; Canon de ChsIle "a
miles; K'sams Canon, % miles. ~ & u j
Via IlsIbrooI, tri-seekIy stages TO st
Johns, =, miles; Fort Apache. 80 niIos
Sprineerville, 80 miles; Show Low. 80 IL lies
Tsylorvlis, IS miles; Moqai Indian village
no regular stageI, 80 Eiles.
Via vIasiew 10 Brigham City and sun.
set.
Via Ash Fork, daiIy stages TO Pseseoti
and whipiae Barracks, "a miles: daily stag.
% from Prescott to Phenix. and tri.weekIy
stages to Fort Verde.
Via Peach Springs TO the Grasd
Canon Of the Colorado, 1s miles.
Via Kingaan, daily stages 10 Stockton
Hill, 10 miles; IMMORAL Park, iG miles; Ger
bs: IA miles.
Via Yseea to Signal, 10 miles.
Via Needles, steamer 10 Yups, Colorado
river agency, Fort Mohaye, Moh.ys City.
Hardyville, Arizona; and vi Dorado Canon.
Nevada.
W.. &. Densi,sa.
General Passenger Agent.
r. ". ssuIfb. Gen'I Supt.
... .'..... AlbuquerqSs, n. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
sssb PsPess.

L. u. PKTEEsoN d BEo1RKss, PhiisdeI
phia. will issue In fow days ''SsoB PAYrls, v
by Adair Welcksr. Deputy Superintendent
of Paolic Instruction, Sacramento, Csiifor.
MA. The scene is laid in San Francisco,
Oakland and the surrounding country. and
the hero, q bluf old "FOrty. Miner" has
grown rich at the minos. He comes to San
FraucIsco to minsle with the Snnbs and
zee Life, and the shrewd sayings delivered
in peculiar style, are Of the most convulsive
type, being ous ~hih Of ludiorous adyen-
turess which are quite exciting and se,isa-
tioi,si. while the action never ceases. Hosts
of dreil characters are introduced, among
then several remarkably lively young Ia.
dies and soms ladies Of uncertain age who
are Iutirine fishers in the matrimonial Sea,
vhils tbs local snobs and dadss are msrci.
lessIy ridiouled. ''5SoB PIrKEs" viii -
published in one large duodeciIno volume
Of 5Ou pages, ct ths sxoselingiy low price
of ssvsnt !. five cents copy in paper cover,
or 81 = bound In Iaarooco cloth. and copies
will bo sent to everyone at oncs on receipt
Of psine. We predict for it very large
sale. Local agents are wanted in every
county. Large wages CAD be made selling
1t. address at once, r. h. Peterson d
Brothers, Phiiadeiphia, Pa. for special
terms tJ agents.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
MINING IN MOHAVE.
ITEMS FROM The VARIOUS MINING
CAMPS.

E:in Sherman has commenced work again
on tho Blas Boy mine adjoining the Ions
Star, about mile northeast OF town. Mr..
Shsrnian has done great dsal u work on
! this claim. aud there is no doubt that the
sls i'm will repay him for 1t In the near fu-
turs.
Jas l.. Smith aud Z. Y. Tho,upsJa have
boa;.ist Dut the interss: of w. r. Groands
! in tho Golconda niEe near Csrbat. Msssrs
Smith and Sherman are nov working on the
| mine and will SOON have . shipment Of orr
ready.
! While cleaning cut an old shaft on tbs
AlplsA mine In Todd Basin Messrs Cole q
CaRny came across streak OF ors assayinl
s3h0 to the ton. ...
Tie Pore Bros. shipped four tons of crs
from the Distzh nuins near Chloride last
week. ....... .-..
Mining matters in Mohsys ouupty and
everything pertaining to them attract con.
siderable attention all over our TsrrItory
and. in fact, throughout the United States,
and items in respsc, 10 them are eagerly
copied by sush leading journals as ths Min
ing Stock Register of New York, the Min
Jag Rsvisw of Chicago, the Rocky Mount
ain Mining Review Of Denver and the Min
ing Il Scientific Press of San Francisco; and
yet in spite Of the advantages TO be derived
mineral wealth tbs writer has hard work to
uSlas up column Of mining news pcY week,
and s,iely for the reason that miners viii
not take tbs trouble 10 farnish items Of
their own free win, bot aon the contrary
they have to b. drawn OUT FROM them like
teeth. ..rsass.. v. .. t
Mr.. Hsnry Ewing has furnished Us with
the returns of the Last carload Of ore ship.
ped by him from the Aitsta muns to the Ar
20 Works which are a. follows: Lot No. /.
consisting Of IL tons and 81 pounds, worked
18t ounces silver and IA per cent copper.
Prio, paid per ton Sl0s-s5, total 3ilso .Gi.
Lot NJ. 9, 1899 pounds. worked TX Uuucvs
silver and t7.s per cent copper. Price paid
per ton 1855, total for the lot S73 81.
Total for the carload $l234.30. Freight
frcni kinemsn to Argo S22i 10. Net re-
osipts ut Kinemsn over freight and working
charges for the carload, IL tons, y10O9.gi.
UDdsr tine management Of MsssPs. Ewing
4 G,ahorn the Alta ta mine il becoming one
Of the leading ore producers of ths dist riot.
Another carload sf ore frsm this mine left
Kinspaan yesterday, and from no~ on q
osrlaad will be shipped every two weeks or
ofts,,or. At present writing Mr.. Ewing has
eleven men at work, and II returns from the
next shipments continue TO b. as favorable
~ the last, ths foros viii bs largely inorsas-
Cd. We hope 10 be able to pry visit to
this Isrne in few days and present our
readers With an exteadsd description Of IL
In future issue.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

: DR.. Perrin, The owssr Of the Daes Rrast,
situatsd in thn and Mohsss eoontiss, has
purclAssd q. Cossy's cattle and win stock
his ras,es With tbs sams. Negotiations are
nov Ssndiae bssssse ths Doctor and Hutch
insoe . Wilder for tbs psfshass Of the lat.
tss's ksrd and range At Anvil Rock. The
herd aumhsrs about 400 bead, al Improved
eatsis.
psssssM Mlsss
TlN criminal calendar 70 b tried st shs
Ter n Of court opening on the Arst Moa-
day IN next aaonih will prohsbly b. ths
largest ever tried At anJ ono tsrm IN this
csunty.
That the last Lseislatass ssili hagsrs In
the insmory Of tbs sax-psyers of the Ter
ritory has bssn sIsnpliAsd By The filing
for record with the County Recorder Of the
iocati0a notics Of ths "Th,sving Thir-
tssutb,'-s claim in the Hasssysmpa dis
trist-
Thomas FslisS, q German, confined in ths
county Jail. vas examined before Probate
Judge HAWKINS to-day and pronounced 20
inssi,s ss to require his inoarosration AZ
Clark q LsnRdon's asylum al stockton.
Under lav passed by the last Lsgisiatuys.
the Board Of Supervisors are required 10 ID.
vsrtise for proposals for his transportstsna
and delivery st the asyfum named. This
pressMts an opportunity for some so,srpris.
ing cisizsn TO turn an honest penny and ss the
ssna time enjoy the pleasure Of q tip to
California.
rsessa cstlssa.
Juass Fitzgerald returned lsss svsping
from holding tern Of oosrt IN Soloson-
vilie, Grahsm eoonty. Eight csnvietions
we're h.d In criminal sasss and three ssass
were dismisssd. The docket was cleared
with the sxosption of two cases IN which the
prosSeution did mt have their witnesses At
hlnd. The oosrt held long sessions, begin
ming early in the morning aud taking bot
an hoGr for dinner and an honr for supper,
closiae 1t midnight. Judge Fitzgerald will
20 to Tombstone Sunday and open the Co
caise court on Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
TEasIToaIuAL YTsss
eLI,PED AND .cosDusED ysen ocs n
CHANCES.

ysaa Sssisss'. IN IL - -.
Ths stssmsr hohass." left fuT poiDis up
Tie Colorado river last 8 undar with an a.
sorted cargo.
The OgiIby, tssn Diego county, Cahfor.
mia, group of mines were bought few days
ego BY ths Bononza Firm, Flood q Msoksy }
psyipg for ths same so,00
esssesa Isssssi.
Sseot,stiens for the construction Of our
branch railroad arc nov pending with five
o. ssx different eastern syndisates.
Yavayai has larger representation in the
fums prison than an! oster county In the
Territory.
Sam Hill, sines the compieticn Of the
vatsf works, has made slightly oounsct'ons
bssvssn the water mains and business and
dwelling hooses. The money Ioy asrsvsd
from the water sprks u almost susi"ssn'
y psy The interest aai tie MISUNDERSTANDING
bopds.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

The following b ths Roll Of Honor Of the
Csrbas school, for tbs month ending March
2, 1t6s, .s
TiIiis Jones, 81; Mary Barry, 81; Alice
Harry, N; Msbsl Ayres, ~; Mamie Jonss,
~; Aivsh yonSs, -; So'mpis Barry, "a;
For tbs tsonsh sodipg Aprii "a lsss:
nsbsi A yrss, -; Alvah Jones. -; Mary
uhsYy. 81; Tile Jones, 81; Johnnis Barry
n; u;Msrsaa Joess, ~; Alice Barry, "; Mamie
For ths mssak kesdinx Nay lst, lsss:
N.bsi Aysss, ~ AlvsA Jsnss. 20; TiiIis
yenss, y: Mans Jones, ss; Morgan Jones
q. Mss. LsU A. MU~na,
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

The report which is in circulation that
thsse will 10 No term Of the District CoGrt
this sunmer, and that Chief Justic- How.
ssd will make an order transferring all
easss from the Dis, rict to the County Con rt
10 without foandstion. We state this on
ths authority of the Court Commissioned.
Who would b informed II suoh wefs the
osss, and alss on ths ground that there is
10 lay by which oases may bs transferred
frvu ons Court to tbs other. even With tho
eoassut Of the parties to the action and
their attorneys.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
WHT'
BoURD.
STATIONS

1hrou Oh tickets 10 all the principal cities
east srd west on sale =. tue following sta.
tioEs. hlbuqusrque, E0lbrook winslow.
Flagstaff, Peach Springs. Eingnan. Pres.
cot, and the Needles.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

II 10 hardly worth while for rs TO call at
tsatioa 70 the new advertisement Of W. IL.
Taesart d Co., which appears IN this issue,
fsr its size is sufncisnt to sttr.cs anyonss'
sttention. A libeiai use of printers ink
viii surely bring iis reward ard We predict
for this epterprising firm a sill more pros
porous basinsss in shs fui are than ttsy have
enjoyed In tbs past.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

". II. Taggart, the popular merchant
and postmAstsr Of Kingman. returned from
Ssa FrAnoisoo Last Wednesday, night and
y again on daty.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

HI. Carpenter. the genial sarerintsui
sut Of ths Afizina northern Mining Com
pany ID away On business trip.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

Born, At oakland, California, On ths
s,.Ynine Of May ly.h to Mr. and MIS-. W
n. Txorars. q daughter.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

Hon. John Howell h rustieating in San
Jose, California, whore he has bsautifal
home.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

Many Of Ger taxpayers propose ~ use
thsir bsst efsrts IN have Chief justice How
srd call Grand Jury at the coming term
Il the Distrist Court. While there b iittls
o. no criminal business requiring the atssn-
tisu Of Grand Jury. stili u iss very SAFE
Vasn 70 have 40 examination Of county
matters made BY that body at least once a
year.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

On the Lat Of January, 1885, the ssyeral
soan:ies in this Territory were indebted s'
fellows: Pima, ess7, ,i7s; Ysva,aia, $2c4 yoo
Coshise. tia5.00o; Yuma, $4,000, Nnrico.
sops. tio.oOe; Apache. t60,Ooo; Mohsve
go, ,TsO; Graham, Szs.0o; Piusl, f2o,tOo
Ola, $l5,o0o.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

Ths walls II kridsr's new building are up
ard the Soof on. snd in few days one Of
the handsomsst billiard rsoms In the Ter
ritsry win BE- completed.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

Tom Stssu, brother Of our sheriff, was In
town durina She sarl, part Of the week.
He 10 ss present propristor Of the old Pierce
lsrYy asross the Colorado.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

Vim. Imas vas In town for couple of
heurs on Thariay. We presume he was
hsss on importsns business ~ hs was In
doss sossultasion with County Judc~ Muir.
pAy and LsvYss Stephenson most u the
time he was bore.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

County kseirdsr Bueksba.m, Win ha'
bssn ia San fsancisco for the past three
weeks on bosinsss connected with the sale
Of our eoanty bonds, returned on Friday's
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
To Whom u May Coaeevs

Ny wife, Lena Ryan having this day left
my bed and board without Just cause or
provccatioG, ! hereby forbid any and all
peIs.1s from harboripg or trusting her on
my account.
). y. kTAS
V,..,..,, M.w tftl. fSls5
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

Tbs snit OF ". J. Chambslis;n sekinsi
p. Csnsvnn In the Cosnty Court has bssu
dismissed, . satisfactory settlement having
bssn made. The suit Was fos the forscIos.
use Of lieu. ..
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

Msssrs. Labares and PTesborn wore owe
from Stockton Hin yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
Local Brsvlties.
Adysrtiee in the Mnxs.
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Subscribe sor tbs NuIa.

". NJ. Kridsr received another large in
voice VI goods yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

Trsins on the Atlantic ane Pacific Rail.
road are run on Mountain OF Standard Tine
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

gingaan, Mag lttb 1855,
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
MRS. l.. J. WATKINS. ~
Cor. 14th & Mission Sts.,
SAN JOSE, CAL

H"Fosis and eggs sent by express
g. o. d. to all parts of the country.
Send for prices.