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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
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EpToR ARIZONA MINER Ut i.. I believe. the universal feeling ot che residents Of Pres colt and its cnyir0ns, iha, the military at our Iost should take action Go drive away the uu- merou, partie, or bands Of River Indians who have been, and ,tili are, infcs,ing thi, imme- diat, vicinity, and who have been and con tinue Co be, To destructive of liie, among our worthy citizens and ncighbors, and who have -ieen and driven nd most of our animals.
 'Tis true. wo arc told that, lie is tbo taller. Dcatl. thc Angel sent io draw ihe un willing bolts and set us free" but tAe citi- zcns Of Pre,oott don't believe in this. and would prefer to kevp the ialler and dny, away tbe angel ri. also true that ,he Bibl, teaches us ihat Mn do not despi.e a thief if hc steal to satlsfy bis soul, when bc i' hungryn but, Ule citizens herr, generally are infdcls enUIgh not Ca believe in this, and they want & topped
 Now, tbink, that you, the strong advocate of the military of tai. district, would greatly influence their action in this matter by urr- ing it in your usually f1rcibe style.
 think. if they would consent 10 make what is termed grand rounds, once in ths day ani once in the nighi, varying tho hours and making a circuit suitable and proper i' would be hcslthfal Co man and horse, and would certainly drive away the rnurdcrou. thieyinr Indians EpwAHu CtNY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
Government Countersiyn.

Tho couuiersign of HosSciter's stomach Biticrs s- Ssss= ssssss ss=; sssssTS - = = am euit aussnoss than it vac fsV years ago, each bottle of thc rcnuine article being authenticated bf she official indorsement of thc United states Revenue department in ths fovIn Of stamp en- eravcd ou sieel co counierfeit which is a felony. Sce. therefore. that this Government Countersign, a. uelI as tbs engraved label and note Of hand of .he propriaors is attached Co the bottle The la- le is crnl,elsilod with a saperb representation or si- George on horsetack, in the aoi Of spearlng ,he Dragon. aud underneath is shield or escuteh- con. bearing a warning inscription, which eoun- terfeiters are sdvscd Co read before they cneoun- Ger the penalty which is sci forth. Below this auain is Hosicttcf S smith's note Of hand, the signature oi which k Vosld be rather serious business to forge. II the public win look io these vcriacations Of the genuineness of the article he- fore they purchase, they cannot De deceived. The proprietary label and Government stamp arc both cxecufcd on steel in thc most elaborate style Of tank no5s engraving and are probably The most expensive specimen of graphic art ever attached to any medical preparation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
a}lcdjtal Adrrrtisrmrnts.
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.
THE SHAPES OF THE CLOUDS AND

TNHE SHAPES OF THE CLOUDS AND
 ! the trees do not differ more widely than thc forms of nervous disease Sometimes both the mind and the body arc affected. sometimes the body alone, and oiten Inc complaint |. confined to a single member aln one cla-s Of cases the motive nerves alone are dsordcred, ss in s. Yiius Dance. ln another class thc nerves of sensation only are attacked, as ln neuralgia, tic doulourcux, tooth ache, caracAc, Sc. Pain is, in fact tbc immediate consequence of disturbed condition Of the ucry- ous system fer only through the delicate flores Of which it is composci can pain be experienced. TrcmOrs hystcria. and most Of the u1pleasani fcclings usually included under tle head of nery. ousucss, ariso from le weakness Of lbgse sensitive threads which pcryadc every part Of the animal tructure and have theif source in tbe fountain bead of all considerable brain. The tonic ne. ton Of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
Hostetter's Bitters

gre admirably adaptea to promote thls cad Other toulss .sssr taa.r Grsabacks, TAe concentrated urtrnci ur lf1.sonogs ve,tiabic salstaacos, which vii!n the iasl icv years have bocu introduced in- io tle prctcr og medicine as iatigoraats. are all erireancly dangerous. Frussie ssta and Etrych- nine, thous4 oacn g.rcu as strengthening m'-ii- siuss orc lls, safe evca ln the dimiustige doses asd ga.a.uc llsassrously Uiifs shc ncraes asdt the bsues But in
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31

WuEN yon hear man say that he is not afraid of Indians, and yet will not travel with out an escort, you can set him down as bread and butter warrior, who makes money by swindling Indians and whitewashing their atrocious characters Such man is no bet. ter than an Indian, and deserves death al the hands of his brethren fully as much as did Wauha- Yuma. THERE is one thing we do not admire about military officers in this Territory; that Is their keeping men at work building houses, etc, when they should be ont hunting Indi- ans In time of peace, prepare for war in time of war, go in on your muscle Gry. ORD is expected here soon. Better late than never. A rooL.--The man who says the Apache Mohaycs arc good Indians
 A CROP NOT EASILY GATuERED-OurI Indian crop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31

RE'ERyArIoN rations il is said, don't go far towards filling good Indians. bat our horses, mules. cattle and jacks do, lenoe their desire 10 quit Uncle sans boarding house and come up here to live of tue citizens
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
Constitutional Weakness.

Il Jed gy,s' ;aipg to lare a sound and rigorous constitution Ilere is uothing tbai money cnn buy c1minrahir n Faluo to this iesi Ef of nature TLe difcrauce between the indivlda4l who has ii and tise uniofianate who has h n1t, is iast the difference hsfuecu tbe man loo goas Into the is.t- tic clothed la defensive aun1g and one who has nothlng Co oppose tae sword and tuiirt hai hts baked breast. .The pestiienee that waiketh in dsTkucss, Zoe sickness thai destroyesh al noon- day. whie h isys iop thr ruan of fcei'is stAminA , of-n conquered Dy thc native strength of what b called an ~irou constitution"
 Heaven. A1vevrr. has no; endowed even uose- sy Of uaakind with thls inestl'nahe blessing, and therefore 6 besoorcs chose vho have it not Co rc- sors So those most cfocni means 0f eousttati0Rai inrlgorasion uhich scieuce can supply. Tbese Is good warrau; fof asserting tll4g
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
Notice to Tax-Payers.

PERSONS owlNG PROPERTY OR POLL. A Tev .re hereby .4lsel l.si. and afssr tao hrS ,- of November -- ths gayncri af aii taNes due the t',.5sty f YapaJui and tA- T-ssitrs 9 AfEsna trnu si county un be- onfscsi ny d-,F-ss and sale of ths tt..i. A J MOORE,
 Shera sad ss-sEcio CouHiy Collector. Prescott October 9 lseA- f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
Resolutions of condoIsnos.

At meeting of Aziiah Loigv. Nu, IT, ' A. M hcld October %. ls6s the following reso- lions were adopted:
 WHERE,s Our beloved brother J1stAH Wmf- CoxB has been stricken down by tho hand of ,hc merciie-- Indian and ii :, meet aui d,tinr ha the members of this lodge. of which hr vas a worthy brother. .h0ud, in on appropriate man neg cNprrss their sorrow for his loss. and pect for bic memory: therefore. be it
 Esssue.i That as a Mas0u citizen and friend. we deeply mourn the snddcn and unhmeiy death of our beloved brother. and that wc profcr our heartfelt sympathy to bis bereaved family aud friends.
 Ress.rei. That ia token ef OCT sorrow for he loss or our brother. ths Lodge be clothed in mourning and the members thereof wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days and that all s0iourniug brethren in good standing be reoursted 10 do the same.
 Rssoirs1 That these resolutions be spread upon the records oi the Lodge that The oecre- tafy be instructed tO transmit copy Of iAe same duly auesied. Co thc widow of our deceas- ed brother and ihai hc also furnish the Arizona M,NER with a copy, and request thc publication of the same.
 Ar a regular meeting Of Arizona Lodge No. | IT, O. O. F.. held Wednesday evening October 2s. 1868, thc following preamble and resolutions were adopted
 WHEuEls. It has pleased Almighty God to take ! from our midst by the nerciless hands ot th' ! cruel Apaches, oar beloved brother, JosIAi WmTCoEH. therefore, be t Resoirsd That in the death Of brother jo.ia' ! WhItc0mb. this Lodge has lost useiul and | jealous member. and the community, goo' ! and upright citizen. | Reso'reI. That we hereby tender our hcariiel sympathy to the befeayed family and friends Q the deceased brother.
 Res3ued That while we cannot help but de plore the loss of onr brother, still. we bow T l submission to the will of our Heavenly Father.
 Rss0lred, That. in respect Co the memory our worthy brother. the Lodge Room be drape in mourning. aud that the members oi thls Lodg wear the usual mourning for thirty days.
 Resolrod, That copy of these resolutions b spread upon the minutes of the Lodge. and tha copies be sent to his widow and parents, and ( the Arizona MINER, for publication.
 F. J. Coos,
 J. LAUGnLN, T. $. RrrT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
Hosictter's Bittcrs

therr b PosifiNe,l noi1tng that is 10; heAthial and vholnsomc. They costaln no ingredient which hy auy process could ee converted Into an acsts p1sfau and yei as constitutional stimnianl are infinitely preferable to any Of the sulphaies aud aretalcs s shica have teen receuiiy added 10 ;ire uaafr5a sssdioo. The
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
Administrators Notice.
1s.ats of P oNEILL Dseeassa

NOTICE is hereby -iFrp. tg ihe undersigned, q Alu.ais.srT ,I zoe strFf aaarfd ss'ase ta fas frrfi'H-s of aat .r f-srs tav.He t.arF against sal 1e.oaarl ia rrHs. t.s ta fia uaaie-sIrnr a lt r--aifHer .H NI.t ts1E efafr f 1asafai fsF-'s-r a' hFr1s rHt1 fur.rs f.sfhs t tts frf fH.a- ofsis of ftE. us.er F r HUWaEu Adr.aastrataf
 ffr ioHA HOW Akit AHararf WlfEsft1rr D.t..afr sU Is-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
o. o. F. Arizona Lodge, No. l.
Dissolution of Partnership.

UNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN- isnF hefucet ths und efsg-nsi is ih ias dI.-s8vsd bv mutual snsaut tlruaffHfa fls lgsnsss au ts oa- nod on bv Mr Sa. D. M1rhau t1 whom a dfhf. dlf Doc sio fru must he T1i le-sns having a-s'uu's aifnsi r l,fe firm afr rrqrfsei present theu immediately
 JAS 10 MpNiHuA.
 NM q. UENNISON. rreseo't October Is6s @
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
Administrators Notice.
Estate ofRoBERT SMITH Deoeassd

NOTICE is hereby civen. hy the uudcrsi rn~d. AtnsTlsts-frs if tar atatr Hs1lsai estate fhs r-rt'arl ff ai a' f-srs tayinE f.lt nransf sad as fsei ts ft' fHr srr f. fif ilr.i'Fs ruff sf hs rod arrrs Iressfft fsessis f Ass=fz4 fFsTtFf f Al zrae unsa tatisf ulHfhs i5aa fse frl1 rahca'sa sa e ttls n.strr GEORGE hfaEY
 hhr1irifirHt.f.
 Hr JoHN HoWAEb Aitlrtry- rrrsr,f prtstcf -i ls1a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
ARIZONA BREWERY AND SALOON.
In Tho Old capitol n.lleing,

In the Oid S@PhS' So,,h Side ofe the Plaza .hsscoti Arizona Good Lager Beer winss IiF0u and tigsrs, alesys co hand. Giye a call LiiAi' Nv' l'rc.e0i October ls lttt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31
Pacific Brewery, Montezuna Street Prescott Arizona RAiBLE a scHEERER Proysieior,

\ $ WE BREW OUR OWN nryH - \ Beer, and take great po.us ioll llI-l-! make ii Q R. i0fers of ftas hcaIttl T,.fszx ~ I and strengthening 'sevrgurs wi1 do ~--s2asAs<< wei ty ealing upou us ana taking sofns Of cur l8cdirine
 Good LAGER BEER, Liguors and Ci-srs. a. w4ts ou band.
 JOHN NAIhLE
 PHILLIP eHEEKE& Prescott. October s isfT
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31

Gry ORD is expected here soon. Better late than never.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31

A FooL.--The man who says the Apache Mohaycs arc good Indians.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-31

A CROP NOT EASILY oAruERED-our Indian
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

1t Is n'w very evident that the Democratic
party Is alarmed At the Widespread popular
current which Is setting strongly against them,
and they, the managers, are at their wits end,
not knowing what 10 do.
The Democratic executive committee have
caused to be telcsr sphel over the nation that
they do nO' intenl to rc.ensl4vc the colored
facci and have gone 80 far rs to announce that
they will protect That rlce to til, full extent
Of tdeir power Ia the exercise Of the right Of
suffrage"
What does it meant In the North they are
down on the negro, and woIld deprive him Of
the ballot, iad yet they use the lightning to
proclaim II AL over the South, that they are
the particular ir.culs of the cOlorel race We
see one class OF Democrats striving to get rid
OF Seymour AMI Blair aud smother class de-.
tcrmined to stick by both the platform and
rtnd!! ttcs u the July Convention. Olec!ass
10 d9Yh on the negro, dcaOunclng him 10 an
'Isn0rhmI3' "a! "'emI.blr5aIIln," and an.
other class bowling and smiling before him,
"ni pro nislns him protection and the ballot.
win all this they are striving to win. Was
ever party SO completely dcmoralizedl
From these facts aul others that might be re-
cited, 1t is easy to see that it Is not the trl.
umHh Of principle which they seek, but the
sp3!ls Uf otti;e What John e. Calhoun
cNlIcl the "cOhcIiYc power Of public plum
der Ia their cardinal idea.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20
PRISCIpLE AND poLICY,

While the Democrats are doiginy about
after new candidates and now policies upon
which they may rally their broken and discon.
certed columns Il 10 a compliment and salts
factory cJnceit to the Republicans to know
that no such conclusion Is either necessary or
cNpedicnt with reference to the distinguished
names tina. represent the principles and policy
upon watch they have cho8ca to conduct this
campaign. Honesty is the best policy in poll
tics as well as in morals. when the Demo-
cratic party comes back TO this time-honoFed
saying II MAJ have some chance OF success,
but as now constituted and eng ne cred fate is
against 1t. False to the sublime teachings
implied In Its own name, and given over to
suOterfugcs, sham5 ald decisions in its pOlti-
cal plans and policies, it can only nOunier
about like the whale with the hlrpoon in his
back, to be conquered at last by his skilful
enemy, who draws him securely in.
The Republican party, as now organized,
combines strength and skill, while 1t rallies to
Its support the patriotic masses of the coun-
try, who have become thoroughly imbuel with
liberal IDEAS and r'H Democratic principles
Hence the sttnity and unanimity whIch dis
tinguishes the political action OF all who sup.
ported the Government during the war, in
standing together, as one MN, AS they now
do, 10 support of the sane uulcrlyins aims
NsIA lIAsN hIsCs Ns''h "''ANA '''N S''A'NeN " N
fought out FIgAtiny still ''oa this line" no
change isnecled. All that Is rcluittc is to
move rIgHt on, IN the same direction, ami
mattel by the same indomitNb!e spirit, and in.
PEELED by the same love of freedom, lustice,
and equal rights waich carried Our armies
safely through. with tins we conquer. With
this We move forward in the path Of nttton Il
honor, public virtue, free government, imam
cinl prosperity, AMI comnJn veal; 70? our
princ.2ics Of government aal pu5h; policy
lead this way. Aud our ctnl4Ates, standing
squlrely on them, honestly AID f!rlHGS i,
lcnse the comhieAce H"SCshaIl fight the bat.
love M''ay working with greater zeal aud
more ult!FIn5 iero!Ion In the great cIglc We
have Al lNarr
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20
Vessel Foundcred at Sen-PrintIus
Office SncIIcd

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tested In the courts. The Metropolitans made
several unsuccessful attempts to take posses
SION ny iOTcc' making no appeal to the courts
f'hANy they established station OF their
own Pl"e'"s NUMBER OF policemen on beats
NUMBER OF these, together with metropoli-
van captain, were arrested and released on
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20
From Havana and Mexico - Move.
ments of santa Annn-Thc Mexican
RenubIIc TusCttIcI.

from Havana anu mexico - nONe-
ments of santa Anna-Thc Mexican
Republic Unsettled.
HAVANA, Oct. l9.-The following news has
been received from Mexico;
Tho rcvoluti opists have defeated a company
Of Government troops near zapatlsmpss.
Several officers of the former Imperial army
have lately been captured in rebel bands
Some Mexican soldiers who attempted to
rob the Government conducta were captured,
and have been carried to the capital.
Fresh bands Of gucrrlllas have made their
appe arancc In Guerrero, causing much trouble
to the inhabitants.
Gonzales Ortcgs has recovered from his ILL.,
ness. lie remains at Saltillo.
Edward Perry has been empowered to act
a. the representative Of the English holders
| Of Mexican bonds.
| Horatio Domcnguez, who was sentenced to
death, has been rcprieved.
| Gen Uraga has been banishcd from tho re.
public.
| A bill for the abolition OF capital punish
| ment has been introduced into the Mexican
| Congress.
| Escobedo has left the capital for Tampico.
| Cortina will shortly proceed to Matamoras
The concession to the Vera Cruz Railroad
Company has been defeated In the Mexican
Congress.
HAVANA, Oct. l0.-Santa Anna sailed yes
terday for st. Thomas on the steamer Peiago
Exchange on London, l4IfGlS; United States
sixty days sight, gold, $685..
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20
Tho Late Murders In Louisiana
Tho LcgIsIRturC.

New ORLEANS, Oct. l0.-The body OF Sheriff
Pope, Of st. Mary's parrish, killed on Saturday
night, arrived here this evening under charge
Of his wife, en- route for Para, ILL.,, his home.
Mr.. Pope was formerly colonel OF the 10Th LII
nois regiment. No clue to his assassins has
been obtained. There is no immediate con-
nectlon OF the two murders with politics ex-
ceptlng that both were prominent Radical
leaders.
The reports that families are leaving tho
neighborhood through fear or violence appear
unfounded. Arrivals from there this morning
say that none have left on that account, and
that quiet prevails, though considerable cI-
citemcnt and apprehension existed at frat.
Both Houses of the Legislature to-day
passed bill appropriSting $4,000 for the de-
lection OF the perpetrators OF the Franklin as
| sassination.
The House sustained the Governors veto
OF the bill authorizing the city to Issue 5000,
900 bonds, principal and interest payable In
gold, to be placed in the market. The pro
ceeds to be applied to the redemption OF the
city currency. The vote was 90 to q. The
veto meets with universal appreciation.
Tomorrow is the last legal day OF the ses
| sion.
The Legislature is in session tonight.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20
" OK 20 PU Ii,
A JOURNAL OF THE TIMES.

on SATURDAY, October q, wa shall issue the
hr,t nImbvT u a We skIy Paper, bearing the above
title, g. be publ shed At Washington, II. {.
THE NoN POPILl Will be- an eight page per,
and the Boys in Blu"
1t Will be printed Uu hue white paper, the print.
ing carefully arranged, aud with an AppTOpTia ate
tding tpecally designed.
rus -hect Will b. fearless aud "ut-pukr n In it.
opinions and, hs AZ advocate VI General Grant Tor
The frr-id"ncy will give It's earnest support to Li,
incoming admin stratiUu.
la It Will b" published everything Of Interest to
our soldiers OF the late volunteer army, an our
constant aim Will be - make II paper vspgc ally
adapted to their wants
will be mainly He'd with short and spicy artI-
'", and variety Ill BE- It's disunguis ing feature
ANA Will also bca JuuruA! OF the day keep.
'ng pac" with "a" times, carefully usChswiug pUlti
ca ducIrInss that have become obsolete but ady u
eating those principles of prugres zion u which the
present Republican party j. the exponent
II VIII contain only \ limited number Of alYeT-
I'eLeqI,' tue greater portion Of It's columns beug
I,Nnt"i u reading matter, and, apart from It's POI
lNtal tharaci"r our object J., ~ make II in every
i'sI'tl readable paper, acceptable Ia the family,
htIe"m" Hu"sl and hr"aldr companion.
boMlHuuItdlluns ~ any subject VI general inter
"st WiIhtu the scope u Tits journal IN be thank.
MY f9rr'Y"d' but they mast DO briuf aud to the
point,
Terms q Subscription: II per auuurn, in ad.
vance. ~ Tor ELK months. Singh comics 8 cents
No subscription " III be taken Tor less than six
mouths, except IN thO case VI soldiers now In the
tuTSICr.
All orders and oommun cations To be ad Tres ,ed ~
q FLOYD, Proprietor,
OMcC VI IHE NOx PoPULI,
"f.lJ y Washington, ID. q.
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DosroS, Oct. l9.-Thc schooner J. q. llarri-
dan, from Welbridgc to Boston, was fallen In
with on the 18th inst. Off Plymouth in distress
and full OF water. She was towed into Prov.
incetown by the United states cutter Vigil
liant. The crew is safe.
The schooner Elvira, from Boston TO Jones-
port, is ashore on WoodcId Cape Cod and
bilgcd.
laden from an Eastern port for Province, Is
ashore at Provincetown and bilged.
The schooner Balloon, CLAY, Of Frankfort,
from Bangor, with lumber, from Now York,
was towed into Holmes Hole last night BY
the steamer Island Home, full OF water, with
the loss Of an anchor and part OF her deck load
having been ashore on Tuckermuck shoals on
Saturday.