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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
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We have always earnestly adyocaa-
u the coastruetion OF . railroad up
the wspsiPinieos Valley, for he
rsasss shas i vosA prove he ussss
s1eis.t SCENT possible in sdvsseins
he geeeral prosperity u - county.
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tAe eossty fsuy realize III fses, there
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majority N every township directly
islsssstsd for . reasonable tar 70
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i ~ orga7ised, and - eooseqsesuy
hovs 10 de6nste stAndarA aroaod
which to rally; Bat 10 The belief that
. company yin soon Be organized and
pressing its claims upon those inter
ested, ne shall devote . lew articles
to discussion Of the advantages to
be derived from the constructors Of
the road.
We shall do little more At this
time than attempt to prove that 10
the matter Of the increased value Of
grain alone, the farmers Of Buchanan
cesnty would gain more IN one yesr
thsn wosld suffice TO grade Tie pso-
pssed road through IL territory. Let
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1Aee 10 . ralees il IL Fssuch Capital
eallsd u Palaces q ~ Luxsabearg, which
! visitsd With nssA iaissess. Il is finely sit
sstsd on The Opposite SIDE ofths Rivsr Seine,
iton The Louvre, ihoash back some distancs
from the river. France Is indebted to Ma
ria de Medicis, qseen Of Aesry w., for this
magnificent mansion. Il Was erected BY her
in the early part ofthe seveulceath century,
or about two hundred and fhy years ago /;
and Vas afterwards possessed ard occupied
By various kings, duchesses, and others. 'Du.
nag the Great Revolution, the Directory or
Ssprems Council Of Fraacs had ~ sessions
10 il asd IL Senate or Highs, HOuss of the
Psssent government meets kere. What il
called The Legislative Body, or Lo yer House,
meets in the Bourbon PaIace, situated in an
other part Of the city. The Senate Cham>
ber y very kne room, in ~ form u :
eeni>circls, and nearly one hundred feet in
diameter. looked with much interest and
pleasure 81 the aileeorical representations OF
Patriotism" Wisdom" q Justice" and
Law" vhisA ~ vssy iasssfaliy ftsAcoed
:: - esi,isg Shove. ssrely no sspreseat-
plaes than thee. The fhscss~Room = on
~ veal deserves visit, and careful ex>
soisesiea. i = tssly nAgai6cssG NJ
eyss .sss almost dassied witS splssdor. on
one side, n Tie centre Of IT, yah, Is the
beautiful casoP;cd throne, elevsisd = few
feet above the floor, and reached BY flight
Of several steps. u d GLAD dseoratioas,
ene skilled vorkmanShip. il sse,ss full wor>
thy o. any regal, OF even iupsisl, occupant.
In ths bed chamber Of Maria de NJ dicis, the
sosnder Of the Pslscs, there il faruisure ofa
vssy cosby character; ssi think ~ &C.,
dus'ae ~ ne thst tbe room has bsea pss
served - the same state - whsn occupied
~ The queen. The Luxembourg Pslaes
contains many beautiful psiniinss, but they
are ~ " living artisls sons q ths 6nasl
Of which rspseasnt sasses il ~ bvss q M
Rol~oa 1, and Napoleou III. tho present
E.perer. II formerly coetaiasd uisny Of
hsben's most nssed assks; but shcss have
been removed 70 ths Louvre. Ths garden
adjoining tbs Palace, II. without question,
one e The yefT finest il Paris rs large
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

IT The Allowing se-fiaa fron an Ae' Of Congres. is hereby guhishos frr the iufrIs,ioa of a osnosrned "Acr IN RELATION 70 HaEpoHrNs oz CoNCEALISo
 DEsNErEEs
 SEC at Aai bs q fsrfAer snrcfsa That every ror suheo tae rsies asd articles af vho shall procure eacc attempt procure enties soldier in fh= s=rFirs uf fs United --zfs @ iFf ep Fts harb conceal give empayweui to de@erief co carry ln aurav or aid in calryine kiu away kusviar him hs suah. shall prchasF n any soldier hs erlns equipments ammuaiiiun, uaitrm, chshing of any feT fhnrenf and captain c1uluand.ug cthofr ~ any chip vessel any superintendent aT any cpnaufif o auy uirlad any other pubic uveyance, earTgt ing away any Eufh soldier uf bis othefuise tno ing him to have dese1ed of shs reise to deliver him on io orders of hs conmndng oeef shall upon legal cnuyicfuu be Shed at ths dsctsnn of any court having covuEance 0 the in any sum uot erneedng Ave hundred dalars and he shall he imprisoned not CT March 3 l-l3l
 bg order Of
 Rfv't Brig Gen Dsvin Coudg suhDis'ric, ~ Prescott
 VI MRHNkEN. lsi Bt sth Cavalry.
 Br'vi Ma. '. <, A., A A. A. GsuI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
Eastern News.

Tho Alabama Legislature las passed bill nu. thorzlng the election of Presidential Electors by both Houses The Legislature of Georgia has passed bill ex. einpting One-armed and one-legged men from taxa. ton.
 schoncld the new Secretary of War. says eight hours work does not mean eight hours pay A man lke him who does no work at all should re- celyc no pay at all
 Ben Butler says he sill favors impeachment. has made up with Grant and will go in strong for him, probably as strong as he went for Jeg Dayis ln the Charleston Convention.
 The Democracy have swept Kentucky. stev. enson (Dem) is elected by 90 900 majority Hurrah ioi Kentucky.
 The Governor of Louisiana has raised the Radi. cal slogan in that State He wants several more regiments of artillery, cavalry and infantry. 10 ovcrawe white men, and keep the negroes in power. This dodge will be played extensively until after election. The Radicals and negroes rule in Louisiana, and yet they say they are afraid oi their lives, when it k known that they hase 50OOO stand of arms stored in the city.
 Ben Butler offers himself as a candidate to the people Of his District.
 General Mcdowell has turned up at last A late despatch says be has established his headquarters. as Commander Of the District Of the East in New York City
 Generals Grant, sherman. Sheridan and Dent. arrived at Denver, Colarado, on the 2ist ult
 The Very Latest
 Thad s'event brcashed his lasi coo ths I2th ins,
 The Dcmocrats have carried Montana
 Adnh isaaes Mehnkru Hccnsfl died a paris Aug let
 The Governor of Alabama has vetoed The fli au'horiz ne the Legislature Of that State Co elect Presidential ssc tors
 FROM WIcKENBURo.-un dlte of Angus, 27, our correspondent at wlckenburg sends us the following items
 Yesterday, the Indians attackcd one of Mr Haydcn's teams while coming from the mine and took three mulcs.
 The mills are turning out bushels of money everything looks lively, buildings are going up on al sides
 Messr Phelps. Smith. Barton Davis and Pro lessor Rees, hage arrived here from San Fran. cisco NJ Lauhenhcimer, from La Par and Mai Montgomery and family, from Arizona City-A number of men have arrived here from Texas and have gone Co work for the Vuiiurc Mining Co.-Bill smlih expects hi. new machinery ln about ten dsys-Mr Ferris has sold his saloon Co Nr. Robert Loudsd0n .-- Mir John Bouch la, opened hs new hoase and scts a very good table Our old friends, agUe and fever, have arrived. and given the boys a terrible shaking --P O'Neu li very sick.The Stage lefi this Morning Mcssr. Barton, Grant. Brown and ,lhers, were passeh TcTs.-gbe Indians ate uii around us, they st0i, boTsc few days ago. and are stealing corn and other things from our iarmcrs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
Prescott Adrcrtisemsnts.
New and Important Discovery 1!

The undersigned have discovered that the only means by which Mining, Farming, and all other branches of business can be made to pay the country to flourish, and the people made happy, is TO SELL GooDs CHEAP, RoR CAsm.
 Being interested in the speedy completion Of the Union Pacific Railway E. D., we now propose to sell all kinds Of goods, Cheaper han Anybody. pE7- Call at the BRICK STORE, on the Plaza, and sec for yourselves.
 CAMPBELL & BUFFUM. Prescott. July 24, 1868. jy25tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
Constable's Sale.

KTHEnEAk tY slftur of au e1accfsr la nlr hands s W slsed ~ tha Caur- of E Niair gasfsrs uf tir Peace .n and hr the cu=fy f NarHpa anA TsFTi.y of Arzuz sil aGer Gr saie ay rsahls sset1a ou Wssnes day Inc % sy ~ SsTeeuater k D lsf~ ai uclact N e tae Bully bacaa Msii Tu4.ay Greek is sstd county and ferrf,gy iuc Eisff HUHsN WssuHes al.a f0tg UoEsE WagoN. Hach ef sad prgzr. q aay e bfessssry % saitiy adseas sf asuffY enc sl10 ars sai ssi and tserfy csht aS.Aans e. fs and rrps of levy aud sale fsat indTasn having beca reutefs in fzsar e VI E H=ssAas snd srsns' tts Ns.luHi t'FHFs ts0'a Nl-ng tassF.saf ss As->z-==
 N 2 FIERCE Ccs.siAbls
 by J. D M0ymQx persty Constable.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
Brcrl,rn- Prlaoe WIHian @. Va,

' usxnrx Hnstester 4 Smith-Sirs - believe y0ur B..isrs s-s tbe best n use tired taem for dyspep- sia n lsGa and they cured Ins Ii not faith that d,A & fof ! had DO faith n fhem tired fhen Co please friend had been prostraiec for several weeks wits dyspepsia and cbruhic diarrhna. eH. pectea bot iezs than one botIe far restored Fus that ! could attend Co my business Last Oct0- her oserwefked uy.ci witch resulted in a retarn Uf tite same 6sezse. accompanied with bronchial uf lection. she1 ] aCain usfd your Brfers, and was soon restored 10 heAith have recommended them Co lsun3rcds 0f mY acquAiutznceE. aud have never knop D them to fsii in rfscting speedy cure
 grs.F feagz. MIRANDA CMAPPEI
 FozfnssisF al Bucklaud Va.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
\ 4 McFARLAND, Duggisis.
oeptssarrr su...E co.. N. J. ]

September ls 1865.
 Nessrs Noste.ier 4 stnlth-f5eafiemen For iaaE time ! hsFs irrrn zfiist-a with Gisorsrrri stomach. and unable % attend ta any bnsiness. was advised Co use ygar Bitters which l did, they proving os great bCnefi to l believe had t not been for them [ aAcals have been iE my grave ere ths wrIe not ony Co testify Co the virtue of your Bi;t~rs bot also 10 have yeu ship me two dozen ss s0ou ss possible. ss [ am now keeping store,
 loarA respectfully JOHN A- JAEA|EN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
Mtdifal Adrertisements.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH RITTERS.
THE FOLLOWING LETTERS


 N from wcllknOwn physicians and indvidn- als show the estimation in which tbis celebrated preparation is held by those who have used them
 PiTrsBuEo. May 10, lsCG Bessrs. Hostetter & Smith-Gentlerneu .-- During a visit in the West last Fall contracted chls and fever which brought me to my bed. and finally ter minated in typhoid fever and confined Ine Co my room for several months, during which time [ was pfOstrated that almost despaired of recOy- eriug health having entirely lost my appetite for days. nOt being able tO eat mOrse added Co which was much distressed with rceling sensation n my bead, and passed many slcepless nights-all from debility caused by my prOstrate condition. brought about by tbe fever. Al this stage Of my condition friend recommended tO use your celebrated Stom- ach Filters but being morally opposed to the use Of stimuants h any form. at frst declined, but after wards yielded my prejndices and after taking the medicine for several weeks as directed my appetite returned and with t am rapidly regaining my for. rner strength and yigor. Ny -eep lrom tbe loss Of which had suffered much) has never been better than it is now and the reeling sensation fei0re ai luded to) has entirely left me By bowels. which Eere mach constipated and irregular sre Bew gGiiH natural aud. m fact am glad Co say that feel my self new man, and tender you tbis testimonial of my appreciation of your valuable preparation, in Ger that others suffering ss have may avail them selves of its yrtder. which prejudice prevented me from enjoying health for % long period. may also add that my physician ater seeing the bene6. cial effect yOnr Bltters had, recommended that uss them regularly
 Yoafa, very respectfully.
 r. BORNE 45 Market Street
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
BoHESa s7our. Gibson Co. Ind.
 Tt.rs.-tal- r TaFa

kessrs Hcsietter snIh--GeEtlsntz .--I hare received % much benefit from using your Bittsrr thai l fec .H duty bound Co give ny testimony ;o tlseir great virtue have been ln very poor health for than two yrars-afiiicted with indigestion and ioss of spirits ! tired great many medicines. but failed to ind any relief Finally Ess persuaded Co try yuur stomach Bitters- and found my health sfrats iinptv,ei. eoaiisaed to them for some time. and was restored e perfect health make tiis statement 0g the benefit 0f t1Ose vino suffer- ing with private disease,
 Nours respectfully, ]. N BOREN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

Such is the tenor of the correspondence received hg almost every mail At the nsbutsetory at Pigsburg
 The foregoing letters are given merely as specimens of ts general character and as valuable information furnished by those who have been relieved to those who suffer lt is noi necessary At this iate day i0 publish elaborate testimonials as a means oi pushing this great National Specific. II has obtained firm held CT the confidence of the fsb!e saa reached ::s present position a Standard Preparation Of the best cAss through the legitimate medium of experi- mental demonstration. No one ventures to imPdsn its medicinal merits They are everywhere confessed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
NTree,. - - gl. lsei.

NATTDuf. LI-. dtl- LI, Istl- nessrs Hostftter & Smith -- Geutemen--I sell more ef yoaf s;omach Biters thsn of any oiber medicine Parties sho have bsed taem speak n sery b.sh praise es slelr excel-.i Ylstaes. have used them myself and PreseFiiss thsB NIta unparAl lsle6 sGoooss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

EfFlxeasR. Enngham Co. IT Nessrs Hossefler smitss--Centlsmen Win pleasure Can say that y0ar Btiers are superior Co Sny oitsrs l have psrd then iu my family ior i0ng trae. and aiEsyA sith benefciAl FesrltS
 Years, very truly. BOBI GILBERT
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

Ne-srs Hostettsr 4 smith GeBts It is with the greatest pleasure that ! recommend your stomach Biten Co the pHhils l think li ihe hesi Btters of the day. t s especially adapted Co toe South sud Wet Sbere bllary Arrangements 0f the liver are prtvaeut Ten yesF's experience in tse nee Of com pounds ss CafatFes. compeis me to give ygur Bt- ters tas pre,sreaoe that its popularity merits.
 A. ANGLE N- D.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
TtDrrroN. Pa NoY- .. Isai.

fLNhATNAs AA Abfs hs A"Aas Eessrs Hosfettet Snith--fsentcrrca We have heen selling yUuF s;oEck Bitets for eighiesn months Knd hne them sn excellent medicine. Al that is essxry 10 si ths people kBow tber virine end they viii use ttern I have tired them myself aBc now feeanFaeud then to al who have weak stouschs Respectfully roarA
 PATTERSON 4 MCFARLAND. Druggis.s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

A. M swASEr- A noile proseQti has been en tered in the case Of A. NJ. swancy former editor of the Mariposa lCai) Gasefto. IL will be recoi. lected that about year ago, swaney vas charged with poisoning Mir. Scale, but it seems there was nni snfflclenf rtldonce Co convict hIm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
] BORNE 45 Market Street
p,rrsrrrn- eeni L lscc

PiTTsbURG, Sept {. l-ec
 Messrs Hes.etter { Sa!th. pit.zharg, P2,-GeBts; think an only doing ihe part of good citizen when 1 testify to the great benefits received by from the of your Stomach Btiers dgTing the ast five years SOjouming for short time in the oil re- gions n lssI. had a severe biii0us attack, which, iu connection with dyspepsia lefi in very weak condition I aovi--d to try your Hitters. and, having procured bottle. found tba tbey worked Ike a charm upon nc. eigit pounds having been added Co my weight iu the space ot one week and new Life seemed to have been infused Into my system-sO much that have beeH Induced Co u=e them every Summer since that tme Az a tonic, think they are invaosbie. This snmmsr. having a similar at- tack land ss before. much rsduce5) although under ths treatment of a No ] physician, ! wss again obliged Co have recourse Co tbe old Btiers- and WIth the same good result having gained six pounds with in iew days ] purchased half dozen bottles lew weeks snre, and propose to use them regularly a @ touic.
 Wishing you every success remain
 Y05rs gratefully, WI MILLER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
MissIoy CANr. Yuma County, Arizona. July 29th. 1868.

YUNO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. WHEREAS,
 k my wife Guadlupa Kilbride, has this day left my bed and board without any just cause or provocaton. and without my consent here by forbid any and all persons trusting or har- boring her on my account as l will pay no debts contracted by her. .
 au22 JOHN KILBRIDE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

TIE 1ris0niaH completed the publication oi iis first volume, on the ist inst Were it decent truthful, manly Journal we could wish it success
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

TIE ar.soi,iaE says it vas feared ihs. Joseph Carroll, of Pima county, had fallen into the hands of the Apaches. II SO, we pity him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
rrrlsea.s. Enngham O.. !

yesy respectfully yOur
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
NOTICE.

{ IL PERSONS INDEBTED ta ths aud srllgrsa ssas- A by nsr bat uili ssrs orsss hr afassli- atsiy ssttlag scoHauis vith NF VIII CORY uho is ca. ihsf.rei Do gifs feosif's in uy name.
 JAMES GRANT Prescott Arir1nA Anrafi Zi IsEs auess
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
Farmers Meeting.

nURSUANT TO ADJOURNMENT, there will be a Meeting of Farmers, in Prescott, on Tuesday September lst, A. D. les'o, at o'clock P. II.
 J.M. RoUNTREE, Secretary. Prescott August $, 1868
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
San Franoisoo Market

THURSDAY, August IS. Legal Tenders, esi@69t. Flour Extra, ss,25C9 s6y5o; superfne, S5,25 e sb50.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

A. A. SARGENT Is the Republican nominee fol Congress, in the 2d lCalifornia1 District, and Chancellor Hartson, in the 3d.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

wishing you every sucoess, remain
 fU7rs gratefully, WI MILLER.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-28

TERRIBLE STORM IN MEXICO. - From Mexico
comes the intelligence of unheard of storm,
accompanied by seveuty-two hours of continuous
rainfall. Cities and towns were inundated, and
the loss of life and property was immense. A
correspondent Of the San Francisco Morning
Chronicle, writing from Mazatlan, says =" am
informed that the beautiful city of Alamos was
almost completely destroyed by the storm: or
rather the storms, fer we have had succession
OF them-eSch enc being worse if possible, than
ats predecessor. The rain poured down in con-
tinuous stream for seventy-two hours. sweeping
everything on its way. 4 hundred houses are
reported completely destroyed and only sir
houses remain uninjured The rest are ali dam
aged more or less badly. The beautiful flower
gardens, orange groves and vineyards which
dotted the city and lent perfume to the air are
now leveled to the ground aud ruined herond
remedy. Doctor Diego Ruiz having oauoaj n
rain, found that forty inches had fallen in Gov
enty-two hours. Alamos and the neigbhor;nn
pueblos are impoverished and desolate5 h. 49,;
pluvial scourge. Water-spouts bursted ~ 49,
surrounding hills aud precipitated immense vol
umes of water upon the doomed CITY Tha
creeks overhowed their banks, and not til =.
least three feet Of water appeared in the houses
were the inhabitants conscious Of their DANCER
When they fed to the mountains it was to gaze
scene of horror beneath. The houses wer,
drifting away or tumbled into ruins, and crashed
and cracked like discharges of artillery
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-28
FLEAS.

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER is sure and GER
tain death everything of the Insect pecesFeas Roach
es, Mosquitoes, Ants, Bugs,
1T KILLS INSTANTLY.
What peculiarly surprising in regard TO this article is
that notwithstanding its death to insects, it is
fecy harmless mankind and domestic animals 1t can be
inhaled with immunity 1t bears the testimony
eminent disinterested chemists that it is
FREE FROM POISON.
No article has such positive satisfaction in it's
Its reputation well known 1t is easily and readily used
Directions accompany flask Of counterets
The the signature of F. LYON and the private
stamp BARNES Co. Anything else of this kind II
an imitation counterfeit Any druggist will procure thu
genuine If you insist you will have other.
Sold by all druggists and dealers on Pacific coast
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-28

ScnorULous SORES HEnrp!-Mr R. s. Johpstone, Of Ma
rysvie Cal says" Ever since my childhood been
great sufferer from running serofulous sores In the
pring 1868 used "a bottles of Bristo sarsaparila
with occasional doses of Brstols Pills. not had
single for years stronger aud in
better health than ever was before" $50
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-28
GOODS MADE TO ORDER.

pa~ Goods forwarded by express to any part
of the Pacific Coast on receipt of orders and
measures. Send for directions for measurement.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-28

MEXICAN

LINIMENT.
1t admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang Lnment
performs shorter tme and BEAST than
any article discovered.
No compound has been invented useful and eca
cious in curing
RHEUMATISM. SORE THROAT,
STIFF and WEAK JOINTS, BURNS.
BRUISES EAR ACHE,
SPRAINS SWELLINGS,
FRESH CUTS OR WOUNDS,
Or any other complaint requiring external application
FOR HORSES
II indispensable and invaluable remedy In all cases Of
SPAWN, Spnt Ring Bone WndGalls, Bruises. Strains &c
1t should be kept in every house. camp and stable Acct
dents will occur. Promptness is efficacy
All genuine wrapped in lplate engravings bearing
the signature of G. W Wetbook Chemist and the prirate
U. 5. stamp of DEMAs BARNES & Co. the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit it with cheap
stone plate label. Look cLosefyi
Sold by all Druggists and Stores In town and mining
camp on Pacific coast. 47:12oy.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-28

SAnED.-Mrs. Eliza Burke and three children.
late of Hay Fork Valley, sailed for the East on
the steamer of November goth.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-28
SETTLEMENT WANTED.

HAvING SOLD THE CARTER HOUSE, AT
f1Junction City, to Messrs. May Squires' tne
undersigned requests all persons indebted 10 MIN
to make immediate settlement with etner ii. l.
Squires or Alex. Fforiance.
wsaverville, May'l 1868. Tito.