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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-04-07
THE SPIRIT or DEMOCRACY.

Cost Of Running the Government
Bmilef Radical lNIisrule.-COst Un-
der q Democratic Adminlstra-
tfOii. az So SN s.ss
That our readers may know the expen-
ditures Of Radical misruls for one year,
and those Of Democratic Administra-
ton for the same length Of time, We give
Secretary McOullongh's estimates for the
year ending June 30, 1863: be "a
For the civil service. . s5l 900 900
For Pessfoas aha IadianA..-.s: 81 sog0, 900
For fhe War Dept including go
s25,500, 900 for hou1ties. .120, ,000, 900
For the Navy Department. $4,000, 600
For interest on bblio debt. 130, ,000, goo
Total :. !. :. sS72, ,000, ,oOo
That is ! modest little sum paid By
the laboring classes to support Royal
Radicalism. =
IN December, 1851, the Treasurer ssti-
mated as follows
Civil serviee zo, ,OVO, ,uVU
Pensions and IAdians,....... 4,0p0, ,000
War Department. .;,..s..... 4, ,4O0, 600
Navy Department. ll,50O. GOO
tsss sss al ass -, -, -.
Total ,SUO, ,0U0
Tsx-payers, you can readily see what
Radical misruls makes you pay.
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fWristsn for ths CT |nnsti Enqslrsf.3 :
PENDLE1d4 sosc.
George n. Psndlston, $50
George q. Pendlston. Sc Sc
We're I'll going to vote for George B. Psndle

II son ge 34
Hes the peoples choice. 40
Fhs LAUNDERING people wake 3goa
With their tread the valleys shake,
For country and the right,
They are rising in their might,
And q their head Is George h. Psndlston,
George d. Psndleton,
George n. Pendleton,
And ct their head is George Il. Pendleton,
Alaader tried and trusi
\ The good old ship Of State.
Though battered much Of late. s
VIII meet no further harm, sie 81
, For she'll safely ride the storm,
When the man at her helm is George Il. Pen
dlston,
George b. Psndleton,
George b, Psndlston,
When the man at her hsln Is George b. Pen
/ dleton,
Hes pilot trns.
The skiss head are bright,
With the oomins morning. light;
The land win soon be free,
with Law and Liberty, e
Then up, boys, up and vote for Pendlston,
Vote for Psndlston, sa
Vots for Psndlsson,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-04-07

sa- Grants prestige in the elections is
like his character for sobriety and truth
below par. fii'
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lousiy he Just equipoise Of our a5stem
t,of government, for it estab blish hes 9 pred
Iedent which, Il followed may egenipslly
lsReep away every check on arbitr6ky and
lunoonstitutionsl legislation Of the Cor
|efnnent. The Suprdms Court of tie
United States has been viewed By the
people % tho true expouudeIs Of ths
Oonstitution, end "a most violent party
|eonficis It's judgmeht and deerees have
slways been sought and fefarred to With
|con6d 6dsnoe aud rsspoot,
Id public estimation Il combines jddl-
|eial Sisdom and impastiality 10 ! greater
e s The OonssisatiSs, snd s11y sss which
may be construed into Or mistaken for 80.
sttsmpt to prevent or esade its denisions
on question which effects the liberty Of
|oitisens and agitates the conntrys canuot
fail to be attended with unpropitious cir
|oumstances. It will be justly held BY
large portion of the people, IS an admis.
sion Of the unoonstitutionahty of the. act
on which its Judgment may be forbidden
or foressalled, and may interfere with that
acquisscenoe 10 its provisions which ,is
necessary for the harmonious and efficiens,
execution Of any Law. s -
For these reasons, thus briefly aud i'm
perfectly stated, and for others, Of which
want Of time forbids the enumeration, +
deem il my duty to withhold my assent
from TINS Dill ana TO return u i0r the re- r-s
conslderaslon o. Congress. -sys.z
ANDREW Johnson
Washington, D: u, March 70, 1900.
! SENATE. Ha3
+ WAsH1NeToN March 26.-At hall past
one the Senate resumed Legislative busi.
mass and took mn the Presidents yeto.
na.d;ne I..t svan;no lTgssSsT
M Hanar;cls smoke IN onnosltiop "a
Ttba hin Wb;le snaatinos ths ;nternai
tar hill aa,na from The HaSsej and an mo
f;on of Mr. sbarman The ssnats eonorr..
al IN IN. Hon.e omandmant and or3sssd
= COMMITTEES of ronferenee after vh;ch
Mr Hendriets concluded and was fol.
lovad hv M Stewart 8 Sssvor AZ tha
|bill
Tbe Presidents veto was firth a. dis.
ous,ad hv Messrs TrumbuII Jobnsop.
sanlsbury Bavard and Buckalsv. when
the vote was taken and II was nassed over
tbe veto "l Yeaa 8s navsID
ro,,..
:. a,,a
WASHINGTON, Marcn zf,-ine opeak-
|er, at qusrter petorei p two, ", ia,os peie5e'
the House message IRON tne oenase
tne tesloslle WY ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-04-07

In Paris it was recently shown that
duck raising was nearly shree times moro
profitable than hen raising.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-04-07

n9-H the People would preserve their
liberties they must vote to abolish the
policy Of gold for Bondholders, to estab-
|iish equal taxation, the same currency,
|greenbacks for all and to forever wipe out
of existence the Jacobin party. sai
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-04-07

~ Our thanks are due Hon. JOHN A.
LOGAN for public documents.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-04-07

/ sg Gassius NJ. Clay, Minister to Rus.
sia has resigned. . '
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-04-07

no The spring elections tell but one
story Democratic victories. las1 = tn's3'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-04-07


"SalP' cried girl, looking down from
the upper story of grocery, addressing
another girl, who was trying to enter st
the front door, "we'Ye all been to camp
meeting and been converted, so when
you want anything on Sunday you'll
have to come round to the back door,
"Mack," the Washington correspond.
ent of the Commercial, has a fine concep.
ton of the Presidents. trial, when be
says that he ais on the eve of conviction
before a, Republican caucus, commonly
called high court of impeachment
The Union Pacific Railroad is com.
pleted to point twenty-seyen miles wesi
Of Cheyenne, and within four miles Of
the highest summit ON either route. The
number of men now employed on that
section is 3, 600.
The censusof Hayes City ,on the Kansa,
City brahchiof the Union Pacific railroad
shows population os 1900. The frs
houses were putups last September.
The Illinois Agricultural Society Of
fers premiums Of. 500, s75, $50, or s2s
for the best groves of young forest trees
L as- Ia r n Nf~-
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Twelve hnes, OF less, wiA beshargsd 2
enc s1uaEs.s fzsas. ssawDS ~
TAn legal advertisemenss WIN be charged
by the line, and must be paid in advahse oi
qualification. - -, IS
- Notices oi the appointment df Ad- .
rhihfsirzt5r,s and Rxscut6r's; also @
. Attachment Nofioss aud Road noti- -
- css, tive dolIsrs and afty ssntsl in -
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VOLUME XIV.
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:
I've dollars per annum, Invariably in advar

lob PRINTIN
k<oc1tea with nestness and dispatch at this
tfDs, md st reasonable prices. g s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-04-07

against him. "The Word Of God, his
own conscisnce. andgths prayers Of the
poor. OIL it will be fearful day for
rs i, at the last, We end that such pray
|ers have gone up to God against us. "In-
|asmueh as ye did il not unto one Of the
least Of these, ye did it not unto me-"
Arizona miner., 1868-02-22
SPOONS.
BY DAVID PAUL JONES.

As the moon went down one wiutry night, A blcar-cyed monster hove in sight Ofa fine old mansion in the South. Cro1king aloud with open mouth
 "spoon-" With an eye asquint; with pockets wide With stellthy look and steathier stride; With Visagc dark, whcreou WIS wrote The motto which beneath we quote
 Spoons" "Whcnce cometh thouf" the good host said, What do you scck-our gold or bread. Or do you from thc night air tiyt' The strange Beast made but one reply
 spoons" "Oh. rob us notr' the good wife cried, "Thcse hcir-looms are our family pride, Oh, take whatever else you will. Bus tbe Ulue-coat thundered still
 "spoons'' '' Then take my watch and chain and go" Tho old man said in accents low The watch wa. Cubhled in triCe- But still was heard that strange device
 spoons" Foul dcud. would'si rob the old aud weak My sons are soldiers. them go seek; Alas. thou art too base Co fight, Thou coward that dost howl in night
 spoons, ,' guard or soldiers dressed In iluc, Soon sacked the household ihrJuy yh and thro' Until at last--thc prize espicd- With one loud voice the robbers cried
 "Spouus,' The spells secured on plunder bent, These williams to the neighhOTs went: In every house defcnsclcss nigh. Was heard that strange, ungodlv cry
 "Spoons.' And when a: last, at dawn @? day. The cock-cycd monster kuelt-io pray' Ben Buffers servant swcars he heard Him muttcr that accursed word
 "Spoonst"
Arizona miner., 1868-02-22
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD | Judicial District, in and for the County of layapai and Territory Of Arizona.
 stephen /. Pierce. Plaintiff, rs J. C Fell Ed ward HoOpcs, and George Burnham. et al com posing the Walnut Grove Gold Mining Company, of Arizona, Dcicndants-Ordcr or Publication.
 Action brought in the District Court, in and for the County Of foyapai and Territory Of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona scuds greeting to j l. C Fen, Edward lioorcs, and George Burnham, ct al, Defendants
 You are hereby summoned and required Co ap- pear in m action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff, in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the county of YavaTai and Territory of Arizona. Co answer the complaint filed therein, Ia copy Of which accompanics this summons) within twenty days tcNclusiyc Of the day Of scrNccl aitcr the service upon you of this summons, if served in this county but if served out of the county and iu the Territory, then within forty days; aud if served Ont Of the Territory, then within twenty days. or judgment by default will he taken against you according to the prayer of sait complaint.
 This action is brought io recover the sum Of six hundred sixty-twO and l5-l00 dollars fSG62 i5.iOO) balance due plaintiff upon account Of work done and labor performed and materials furnished ln and for the erection and construction Of cer- tain 3o-stamp quartz mill situated on Turkey Creek county and Territory aforesaid, and known as the Bully Bueno Min, and also other build. ings herewith connected
 Also, for the foreclosure of a mechanics lien levied on the above described property, together with the lands upon which the same ls erected. and duly filed for record in the office of the County Recorder for tlt soid county and Territory on the 2lst day of February, \. D. lsgI. And you are hereby notified that 1T you fail Co appear and answer the complaint as above re- qutred the Plaintiff will take default against yon and apply Co The Court for the relief demanded in his complaint and for costs and disbursements iu | this behalf expended.
 1T s1 Given under my hand and the seal Of ! i"1 the Dstric, Court, this 30rh day of Jan uary 4. D. 1863
 ED. W. WELLS, Clerk JOHN HOWARD, Plaintiffs Attorney fel
Arizona miner., 1868-02-22
Irgal AdrertiSrmcnts.
SUMMONS.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT, THIRr
 | Judicial District in and for the Count,


 IN TIE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD Judicial District, in md for the County Of Yayapai and Territory of Arizona.
 W F. Banning Plaintiff, rs. J. c. Fell, Edward lluopcs, and George Bunham, ct al., composing the Walnut Grove Gold Mining Company, Of Ari. zona, Dcicndants-Ordcr of Publication.
 Action brought in the District Court in and for the County of layapai and Territory of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to J c. Fell, Edward Ioopes, and George Burnham, ct al, Defendants.
 You arc hereby summoned and required to ap. pear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff, in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of Yavapai and Territory of Arizona, to answer the complaint filed therein, Ca copy Of which accompanies this summons,) within twenty days (exclusiye Of inc day of seryicc) after the service upon you Of this summons, if served in this county; but if served out of the county and n inc Territory then within forty days and II served out Of the Territory, then within twenty days, or judgment by default will bc taken against yOu according Co the prayer of said complaint.
 This action is brought to recover the sum of four hundred and twenty three and i0-lO0 dollars lSl23 4Ol00l, balance duc Plaintiff on an account for work done and labor performed as a miner and aborcr In the. erection and construction of a 20 stamp quartz mill and other buildings connected herewith situated on Turkey Creek county and Territory aforesaid, and known as the Bully Bucno Mill"
 Also. work done In opening certain mines adia cent thereto, and belonging Co said company and known as thc Bully Bueno Miuc'
 And also, for the foreclosure of n mechanics lien levied on the said described property, and duly filed for record in the office Of the County Recorder for said county and Territory, on the 2sth day of February. A D. 1867.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above re- qnired, the Piaintn will take default against you and apply to the Court for the relief demanded in his complaint and for costs and disbursements in this behalf expended
 1T s1 Given under my hand and the seal Of t~ 'j the District Court. this 80th day of Jan uary, A D. ls'jS.
 ED. " WELLS, Clerk. JOHN HOWARD, Plainti;l-s Attorney.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-22
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD | Judicial District, in and for the County of iHyupa and Territory Of Arizona.
 John RaibIe, Plaintiff, rs. J. c. Fell, Edward IIoopcs, and George Burnham, et al composing the Walnut Grove Gold Mining Company, Of Ari- zona, Dciendants.-Order of Publication.
 Action brought in the District Court in and for the County of Yayapai and Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting To J c. Fell, Edward Hoopes, and George BuTnham, ct al., Defendants
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap. pear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the county Of Yayapai and Territory of Arizona tO answer the complaint filed therein, Ia copy of which accompanies this suInmonsl within twenty days (eXclusiyc of the day Of sCnicc) a.leT the seryicc upon you of This snmmonsi II served in ihls county; but if served out of the county and in the Territory then within forty days and | sCrr0d out of inc Territory. then within twenty days, or judgment by default VII be taken against you, according To the prayer Of said complaint
 This action Is brought to recover the sum of i've hundred and eighy-two and 901OO dollars lS5s2 DlBl, balance due Plaintiff upon m ac. count nf work done and labor performed ms q mechanic In the erection and construction of A 20. stamp quartz mill, and other buildings connected lherewdh, situated on Turkey Greek, county and Bueno Mill"
 And, also, for the foreclosure Of a mechanics Hen levied on the above described propertv to- gether with the lands upon which the same is erected, and duly filed for record in the office of the County Recorder for the said county and Ter. rtory, on the 2ist day of February, A. ID. 1867.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to 1 appear ana answer the complaint as above re. qulred, the Plaintiff will take default against you anu apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded in his complaint and for costs ana disbursements in this behalf expended
 iL.Sl Given under my hand and the seal of
 the District Court, this 30th day of Jan. uary, A. D. 1868
 ,o,,,. ED. W. WELLS, Clerk. JOHN HOWARD, Plaintiffs Attorney fel
Arizona miner., 1868-02-22

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD \ Judicial District, in and for the County of Yaapal, and Territory Of Arizona
 John r. Osborn, Plaintiff,
 Levi. Rogcrs, John NJ Order of Publication Rouutree, and V Boards
 icc.-Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court, in and for the County Of layapai Territory of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 Lewis Rogers, John M Rountrcc, and V. Beardslce, Defendants.
 Nou are hereby summoned and required Co ap- pear in action brought against you by the abovcnamed plaintiff, in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for Inc County Of Iay1pai, and Tc, ritory of Arizona, Co answer the complaint hl,d therein, Ca copy of which accom- pane- this summuus) within twenty days, taftcr the service upon you Of this summous,l # served in Chs county, but if served out Uf the county and in jhC Territory then within forty days; and if served out of the Territory, then within twenty days, judgment, by default, will be taken against you, according tU the prayer Of said com plaint.
 This action is brought io recover inc sum of eight hundred and siXty-siN dollars (SS6GO0l bc- ing balance due upon a certain prOmissory note for one thousand three hundred ihirty-threc and thirty-thTce one hundrcdths dollars, drawn, exc cuted and delivered by the defendant Lewis Bog- ! CTS. bearing date of October 23th, ls15, and Day able on or before the first day of November ls67,
 
 month from date until paid
 Also for the foreclosure Of certain Deed oi Mortgage executed by the defendant, Lewis Rog- CTS, on the 29th day of October A. D. lS66 and duly filed and ccorded in the office of the County Recorder for Yayapai County, Arizona Territory to secure the payment of said note, with other notes, more particularly mentioned and set forth in the complaint and Co which reference is hereby made.
 And, also, that the defendants, John NJ. Rouu tree and N Bea-dslce be barred and iOrcclosed o all equity Of redemption or other interest in the mortgaged premises accrued since the lien O plaintiff 's mortgage.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail tC appear and answer the complaint as above re quired, tbe plaintiff will take default against yOi and apply to the court for the relief demanded iT his complaint, and for all costs and disbursement, herein made.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis trict Court, in and for said county and f, Territory, this 27th day of January, l"' ''1 \. D. 1868.
 ED. W. WELLS, Clerk
Arizona miner., 1868-02-22

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rr on Monday, March 2d. lscs inAI o'clock, A. M., as required by law ,aH at t1 pose for sale, at public auction in C clD e1. the Court House, in Prescott. Yavanai iOht Of ty, Arizona, and continue to sell rrarru rra' coun' day, until the whole or gufBc;en, Say to parcel has been sold to pay tbe a,a V, each Territorial and County Taxes in,a..uh' ouh' ot charges, set forth in the annexed gs, and (unless the same shall be previan.il a' que, the following described property lald) Martin, J. II. leo acres of land o.
 'S,t Mobaye Co'SNi < Prescott ro,, ro., o Sill that portion of the Prescott Toll ro.3 lying in Yavapai county. oo. .. McMullen, Murphy & Co. lot 23 --'''o block l3
 Ruff Thomas, leo acres of lando ''zl Rio Verde. c. Whitcomb & Co.,, leo acres Of land H'S Walnut creek. a,,. Dickson John, house west side of Granite street. ss- Elliott A. H., poss'y right to l6O ''' acres of land Granite creek. om Forbes John L. lot Is, block g. 4;, Cullumber Samuel. l60 acres land Kirkland Valley Con Peircc $. Z., ditch on Lynx creek l6c. Rosenback L., lot l9, block 10. 2a Simmons T. H., Ranch and im- proycments. lu E. W. Coffin, agent, Mill on Tur- key creek. 7g-; Coulter X Tyson, agents, Mill on Lynx creek. 3Ils Smith S Henson, 320 acres of land l Williamson Valley. sn Norwocd John, leo acres land on ! Rio Verde, lr Turner W. F. improvements on i ranch. f- Buckman J. J., possessory right to i iG0 acres uf iand adjoining Mitler's l ranch. NB ] Boblct & Snedikcr, house and lot ] corner GuTley and Granite street. ?N ! Cummings & Nun, leo acres land Mint Valley. HU Cummins & Phy, Blacksmith shop Granite street. EE
 Ellsworth George. leo acres of land in Walnut Grove. 2e
 Ehle Jno. leo acres land in Skull Valley. llg Fredericks Marsh, leo acres Of land on Rio Verde &n
 Baldwin J. H. lot g block with house; Gg
 Dare, John T. town lots, horses and wagon. A1l
 ROBERT F. Pnrr,
 District Attomey.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-22

TIE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY IN CorRT ACAIy.-Another suit growing out of Col Fremont's connection with the Pacific Rail way has been instituted in the Supreme Court, and has just had partial examination. Col. Fremont alleges in his complaint that, in 1861 he was owner of capital stock in said Company 10 the amount of SG,0O0 000 par value, and that this stock was assigned to the firm of Ross & Steel and one Edward Learned, with the restriction that they were not to part with it until he was paid the sum of S225,00O. This contract, Mir. Fremont alleges, has been broken, and he now claims that the stock should be returned to him Learned demurs to this, that he sold the stock in the manner 1t was sold, under the express instructions of the plaintiff, and while acting as his agent. Another defendant who. Ere mont asserts, has actual possession of the stock, likewise demurs to the complaint. on the ground that Ross & Steel should have been made parties to the suit, and that more over, the complaint does not state facts sui fcient 10 constitute cause of action. These demnrres have been argued, but no decision ls yet rendered
Arizona miner., 1868-02-22

RoUTE OF THE U. P. R. W, E. D.-From Major Willis, who accompanied General Pal mer and his Surveying parties, in their recent explorations for railroad route through this Territory, the Editor of the San Bernardno (Calfornial GuariiaH, learns the following: From Albuquerque, the route runs to Fort Wingate, distance of eighty. two miles {; thence two lines were run. one by Zuni and one by Canpbelrs Pass, through the Sierra Madre, joining at the mouth of the Rio Puer- co of the West, tributary of the Little Col orado; thence to San Francisco Springs and Leroix Springs. On this section, the line passes over the base of the san Francisco mountains, at an elevation of 200 feet. through country we'll supplied with timber, suitable Tor railroad purposes, and fine agri- cultural and grazing country The distance from this point to the Colorado. at Fort Mo- have, by the route, is l45 miles From the San Francisco mountains, two lines were again run, one coming down Partridge creek. crossing the head of the Val de Chino by
 Aztec Pass, to the military station at the Willows, to the Big Sandy branch of Bill Williams Fork thence 10 Wallapai Springs aud Railroad Springs. The other line run ming somewhat north of the Beale road. by
 Iruxton and Peacock Springs, through the head of Wallapai Valley to Railroad Springs l thence one line to the crossing of the Colo rado river, four or five miles above the N ee- i dies. Having here crossed the river, the sur yey continues south of the present wagon
 road to iiardyyille, to Sandhill valley crossing
 head Of that valley, across Soda Lake to Mo have riyer leaving it at the Grape Vine sta ton, going directly west to Tehachapa Pass. up the Tularc valley by Pacheco Pass to San Francisco
 Two Of the divisions on this line will return over the route, to Kansas, starting back from the Colorado, and will make such corrections and VeHflcations of the survey as may be necessary.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-22
Never Look Sad

Never look ad-nothing's so bad
 AS getting familiar with sorrow; Treat him to-day in @ cavalier way,
 And he'l seek other quarters tomorrow. Long you'd not weep would you but peep Al the bright side Of every trial. Fortune, you'n find, is ever most kind, When chilling your hopes with denial Let the sad day carry away
 Its own little burden Of sorrow, Or you may miss half of ihe bliss
 That comes in the lap of tomorrow. When hope is wrecked, pause and reflect If error occasioncd your sadness IT it is so, hereafter you'il know
 How to steer to the harbor of Gladness.