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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-14

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pubttaniih CINCINNATI Commercial idreibt .Die-
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sruags bsr sdnsen gBeIt, Sbr gean,tenoienit 1T
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ben bur9 sRinss seleitst unb Die sdlfte Der Sten-
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The New York herald., 1869-05-21

hTfONkERs ON BAsK or ruE HUDSON RIVER =
~ an eeghht place oI iva iront near depot
aud s,eanboati houry trains. house. barn and erounda Ia
sple4id Ofdef esrlen fiate1 shade aud rot trees In
abundance, Will III below H. val 81 tsrns eay In
quro oi owner oihce l5s West fwensie.h street.
Z. A. FULLER.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

A FARM FOR eALE-OR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR
h ey ipperyi beautifully slsnased ths Long Iss
sonnd on We .sr td Of Lcug Island % acres OF ground
pnaeI D,s se os eutNaon; large double house.
parns ana thef ou ohAa. une OiChafd. two wells OF
good water hne bathnsi splendid foas one mie froui
seaoOat anu raro dep0t terms eaa, pOssoslon given
immediately ha! pucha.e money eau einein ON bond snd
mortgage for iuihef particulars 20 WaIker street
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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08

A paper las been recently started in New york called the "imperiaAst," and devoted to the project of establ hing monarchial form of Government in the United States. It an uounces in its prUspe ctqs that it will demand at lon the ruins of this unfortunate Repub- lie shall be reared the form and substantial structure ota Empire"
 Amoug other things the prospectus says;
 'The conductors of this journal b lieye De- mocracy to be failure, Though theoreti- caIiy plausible, in its practical workings it ha been found totally inadequate to the wants of the American people,
 We believe that an Imperial Government in it's paternal relations tc the people, will equally for all citizens, and while guaranteeing security to the right of capital, will jealousiy protect the interests of the industrial classes
 We believe that the Repubnc means law ie sness, corruption, insecnriry to person ana property. rob bbery.oi the pubic creditors ant civil war; that the Empire means law, or .er security, public taith and peace
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Joaquin Tapia, deceased.

Estate of Joaquin Tapia, deceased.
 NOTICE is hereSy given by the undersigned, administrators ofthe above named estate to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within one year from thu date of this notice 10 L. B. WOOSTER, a, his store in the town of -Tubac, in the county of Pima, or to PHILIP DRACHMAN at his store in he town of Tucson, in said county. Date at Tucson, A. T.,
 March 22d, 1869.
 PHILIP ORA GILMAN
 g-'E.# Administrators
 L, B. WOOSTER 8w
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08
ARIZONA OFFICIAL DIECTORY'
1869
Federal QmcerS.

Goveruor-Richard c. Mccormick, Tne.on. Secretary .Iumes P. T. Carter Chief Jus;ice-n iiIianr Turner, Present; Associate '' Henry T. Bsckus. Tuc..a
 C Harley II. Carter, La Pa4. Narshnl- Edward Phelps. Tucson
 Supt. IDdlnns-George ". DentLs l'as. SurS eyor General sherman Day ,saa Franeis., District A iorney- ----- - Tucson. Asses sol--henry A. B.geIow, PFe,cot5 C0llector--Le,I HaahiOrd, Dept. Collector Customs --J. F. Stone, Tucson
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08

THE undersigned will run a weekly two- horse buggy between the above points, connect ing at MesiIla, with stages for Santa Fe and the East E Paso, and San Antonio, Texas; and a, Tucson, with the Los Angeles and San Diego Semi-Weekiy Stage Line, and the Weekly line for Hermo mosio and Gnaymas, Sonora making a connected stage line for any point in the United States on the Pacific or Atlantic slopes of the continent, and points in northern and and central Mexico. ..fs Particular attention paid to Express matter and comfort of Passengers.
 The company are responsible for all Express matter sent by their line except against Indians Buggies leave Tucson and Mesila every Sunday a o'clock, D m.
 c, Ii. LORD, Passenger and Express Agent tucson, A. T.
 DAVIS & BARELLA
 42.3t. La Mesills, N. NJ
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08
COunty Officers.
PIMA COUNTY

PIMA COUNTY Probate Judge-John Thayer Sheriff -retol Brady +-a. District Attoruey-Granyille II. 0ury Treasurrr-oldney IT Dcbong Recorder Oscar, Euckaew .ya.lCe r... suryrvisors- John Sweeney, E, N. Fis John c. Caproh
 Public Administrator --Chas. Il Meyers County seat--rue'Qn.
 YAvAPAt COUNTY. Probate Judge-IrGzlsiah Brooks Sherlf-A J ohn Moore vJo. c.e... District Attorney ohm Rountree. Treasuref-W lillian Cory '' hecordor-Juhn II Behan -.l superyi-ors-John G Campbell, County Seat -Prescou.
 .l YrMA COUNTY 4t- Probate Judge--J oseph E. Futile. Sherif-Da';d King.
 District AtIOrngy-- Marcus Dobbins. TreaSurer-,IiohertU Coles i-a. -. ....-- Recorder Peter bolt. SuptIvlsorS-W Raveu;I, C Gross, NJ ,Castinaic Public AtsIpiuis tTatOr-' John Dud. county selr--l,a Paz -
 MoHAvE COUNTY. Probate Judge-Wn. l. Haskell Sheritf--Eif smith .f . ..-.... Treasurer--E N McCarty ....... Recorder James Bull Supervisors John Pearson, William Forrsr Jhas Atchisson.
 Dist. Att'y.-A F Davis. County Seat-- Hardy villG. .1 t..
 PAH UTE COUNTY. Probate Judge-Daniel NJ Thomas.  Treasure  Supervi ors---- county seat--St. Thomas. 48..
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08
NOtarfes Public,

PIMA CO.-Wili am s Baxter Maricopa WA Mortimer R. Platt, Tucsoil; John M Cas-. pache Puss; J. B. MeKinne, FIore1ce
 YAvAPAI Co.-Henry W Fedry, Presc1tt; " Ferris, Wickenburg; Fhos J L II l,uc P,el4, M Lenzarder Camp McDoV ell.
 YUMA Co., Charles H. Briuey Arizona CiiE b. D. DObbs. La Faz.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08
Territorial Officers.

Auditor-Charies Lord, Tucson Treasurer-John B Allen Attorney Geuera,--J smes E Meiaffrew Delegate to Congress--Coles BashfOrd "
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08
Deputy COIIeCtOrS

PIMA Cop Brady Tucson.4s -,s Yuma Co--RObt. Coles, La Paz..
 M0have Co--Jas P. Bull, Mohave City,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08

E trlct, County or Plmay and Territory Of ArIzOna. 'r,-.l.-. ......,.-. .,
 Territory of Arizona, ,.1 ..r. - John B. Allen, Territorial
 Treasurer for the Territory
 of Arizona, Coles Bashford,
 and Oh ares II Lord Terr- torial Auditor. To Coles Bashford one of the defendants above named f
 fou are hereby summoned to be and appear pe- fore the District Court for tine First Judicial Dis triet, County of Pima, and Territory of Arizona, to ans"er the complaint of Granville II 0ury for injunction to enoin the presen atiOn and pay7 ment of certain Territorial Bond ard Warrants numbering as follows: Territorial Ronds No7 II 75 76 77 7S 7G 90 Sl S2 s S4 65 S6 8 e8 89 90 9l 92 93 94 95 96 1O7 IOS 10 llOlII Il2 1I3 IA lI5 Ills IF ll8 ll9 l20 l2I I22 l23 I24 l25 l26 l27 l28 l29 l30 I3l I32 l33 l34 l35 l36 l37 I39 l39 40 Al l42 143 IA 145 l46 147 !4S l49 l5O, and Territorial Warrants numbering 42 5l 52 55 l05 and 1O6. You are hereby required to answer the complaint herein filed within four months from the publea- non hereof and to serve a ccpy thereof upon Granville H. 0ury at his office in Tucson, in said county and Territory, within. the time above specified. ,+
 And you are also notified that if you fail to answer the complaint of the plaintiff within the four months aforesaid, judgment will be taken against you by default and appIicationm to the court for the relic. demanded in said complaint,
 C--- Given under my hand and the
 L. s seal of said District Court, at
 VI Tucson. this l4th day of January,
 A. D.. 1869
 OSCAR BUCKALEW,
 3~lmo e Clerk
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08

t'f H-.i SECOND DISTaICT. @r- h La Paz, Yuma county, cO,nmeueing qn .ha il Monday in March and first Mon iay in sgo emu Ia St Thomas, Pah Ute County, rom neneing q the 3d Monday in June. s..-
 In Hariygille, Mohave county, con nnlcncng first Monday in January and first Monday in JuE. 't' Q. THIRD DISTRICT.
 Judge Turner-Edward " Wells, Clerk. In Pre.colt, la'apai couil,y, comrlencng 2 the first Monaay IH Aprl and frst MpnIagr
 SUPREME COURT.
 One term in each year atthe Capital, comnene4 ln tpe hrst "Wednesday after beginning of Ihe s guiar annual sesslOn Of the Legislature. Oi:i Buckaiew, Clerk. ,'-t
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08
PUBLIC NOTICE!

A LL persons are warned against trespaS'inl "A The property of the M JWftY StLFHR MlSS "ork will be resumed on an exten,ivs scale a'"' as proper arrangements can be made, an the ''- dliion ofthe country will justify it. The prols has been placed in the hands oftbe Military aGi tieS ot the United States, hy order of Ger utant' U' S. A. Commander -'nief, at the reil. of the under signed All just anu Iegitimtt tie .' aganst iiiC CORg any will be settled upon esunai oi work The undersig gned relies upon his ire ! m ArrTOna to see that the spirit of this Hol' carried out. -ti~ n,-
 SYLVESTER M0WRl'
 Presrde1I Mowry Silver Mining'"' New York, otet4, '67'
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08
Ristrict Court Notice.
L, B. WOOSTER

2 the District Court for the First Judicial Dis.
 trict, County or Pima, and Territory of ArIZ ona
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08
FIaces and Times OfHOIdIng
 Courts.
FIRST nIsTRic-

FIRST DISTRicT. Judge Backus- 0 car Buckalew, Clerk In Tucson, Pima cGuLiy, commencing on tbef;s N Oniay in April, and first Mondty in October. itf .HI's.i SECOND UISTaICT @'.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08
Assistant ASsessOrs

PIMA Co.---Mark Aldrich, T ucs on. Yuma Co-.-rhos. J Bidwer, Ls Paz. Yayapai Co---George Lount, Prescott; V R Ferris, Wickenburg
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01
Characters Classified.

Unpopular Personnges. A fat man
in an omnibus, tall man ia a crowd, a
short mau in parade. a e 1FsF
Tiinid people. A lover about to POP
the question, man VINO does not like
TO be shot at, and steamboat passen
ger with cholera case on board,
Stupid People. The man who can,
not sco, any fen iuyour jokes, the editor
VINO respectfully declines your commu.
uications, and the folks who viii no.
leave you alone with your lady,loye,
Kind folks. The, man who makes
you presents you do not want, the friend
who gives you 50 niuck good advice, the
lady who Insists that you have not made
a good dinners the old gentleman who
is starving himself to lay up money for
you, the shop keeper who bates the price
of an article just because it is for you,
and the mother who lets her dear child
ren do as they please.
Gentecl People The young lady
who let's her mother do the ironing for
fear Of spreading her hands, the miss
who wears thin shoes on rainy day,
the young gentleman who Is ashamed
to be seen walking with his father.
Prosecuted People. Women, BY that
tyrant man, boys by their parents, and
teachers aud all other poor people BY
society at large.
Gaos;h1a panofa Va, an1vf tsfi
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KIND WoRDs. Pascal has written
some most wholesome advice in the fol.
lowing. Kind words are the sunshine.
of life-the balm of the troubled soul
aud weary spirit:
Kind words never blister the tongue
nor lips. And We have never heard Of
any mental trouble arising from this
qurter. Though they do not cost much,
yet they accomplish much. They help
ones good nature aud good will. Soft
words soften our own soul. Angry
words are fuel to the flames Of wrath,
aud make it blaze more fercely.
Kind words make other people good
natu;ed. Cold words freeze people,
aud hot words scoreh them, aud bitter
words make them bitter, and wrathiul
words make them wrathful. There is
such rush Of all other kinds of words
iu our days, thai it seems desirable to
give kind words chance among them.
There are vain words, and idle words,
and hasty words, and warlike words.
Kind words also produce their own
image in meas souls. Aud a beautiful
image il is. They soothe and quiet and
comfort the hearer. They shame him
out OF his sour, morose, unkin A feelings,
Wehaye not yetbeguu to use kind words
ia such abundancs as they ought to be
used
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01
MisRllaasous.



The question, what is man without
friends is us new in its application to-
day as hundred years ago Nothing
fills the heart so quickly with fear aud
dread as the thought that we are in the
world frivudless and alone. One can
endure the pangs Of hunger, the re-
verses Of fortune, the evils Of poverty,
much better than the idea that he is
irieadless and alone in this 'widcworld y
To such an one, the sun seems to lose
its brightness, the earth its beauty, as,
like the solitary OAK Of the forest, whose
arms have been barred by the storms OF
nature, he feels bereft Of friends, and
has no spot to call home-no one in the
hour Of his inislortuues to speak word
Of sympathy to him, or in the day Of
his fnal dissolution to shed mourpers :
tear.
BE social. Nothing is lost by the
exercise Of this yirtne 1t cheers the
downeast, aud strengthens the weak; il
binds the Borrowing heart and creates
a warmth and love for one another, that
is IN keeping with the Divine injunc
tion, "Love 80 one another How read
lily it lifts the burden ofthe oppressed,
and snaps the chain that would bind
your fellow mortal forever to the earth
Who in the day Of adyersity does moi
like to grasp the hand Of friend To
breathe kind words of sympathy, q
! greet the smile Of his fellow n,an, who's,
countcnance is illumined by the rays o
happiness aud love How like magic
kind word acts upon one whose futur
is darkeued by storm. clouds, while mis-
fortunes mutter in thunder tones arounl
him. We say, then, be social, be char
table 70 your fellow man. for by III
exercise Of these ennobling virtues yoi
win respect on earth aud reward i
heaven.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01
WESTMINSTER, Md THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL /, 1869

ln short, arranged everything oil right
wrote hcr letters, arranged her affairs
generally, and most OF all, found the
key TO her heart. And only think,
went over with her TO see Tom, and she
was as Kind as could be! She told him
to take his own time to- pay her and
stay as long as he wished. Aud now.
to finish up, | told her what you had
promised me if | did all right"
"Why, Fannie, L" i1a Haf
"Not word yet See here. She
gave me this!--sixiy dollars--to buy
the machine, saying she would have
that pleasure herself, she was thank ful
had helped her to tind Ter better
feelings, which she had hidden away SO
long, det t1aat h6ek
Fannie, you are the dearest, wisest
and best wife in the world! How did
you manage the old lady?'
Fred, dear, as every true woman
likes to be managed by her friends, rel.
atives, and more than all, her husband.
Deal with us gently, patiently, lovingly,
caudidly, and truthiuliy, without reserve
of concealment, and you have found the
key to unlock our hearts; secure and
keep the real treasure within"
Fannie, believe that is the right
policy for US, truly; and have come
to the conclusion that woman has the
right, and is worthy to fill the highes,
positions" said Ned, warmly.
swell, dear, | am very glad you
think so; and | think my sis;crhood,
generally, would like very much the
privilege of trying the experiment; aud
at no very distant time, | think it will
be granted us, From our husbands,
however, now, We wish aud claim, to
be loved, respected, and appreciated"
The inauspicious day ended SO hap
PLY to the delighted man, that he hu
moroualy told the story of the rolls and
loaf-that eyening-to his wife; and
to his friends many an evening after.
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Nor ENouaH TO BE RICH Gold is
every day becoming Of less considera.
tion in society. There are 80 many rich
men already, aud likely to be so many
more richcr still, that The possession Of
mere wealth will entitle a man to no
consideration, Of itself, unless accom-
panied by some other more rational
claims to distinction and respect
NJ The truest test Of success 10 life Is
Character. Has man built up, not o
fortune, but q well-discipline6, welLreg-
ulated character ! Has he acquired NOT
mere gold or acres, but virtue. benevo.
lence and wisdom I Is he distinguish
ed, NOT for his iogots, but for his phil
aa.hropyf That is the oply true test
OF q man.. Ns cH4i wANa
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01
Goo tlano's German Billers

Is entirely vegetable, and contains no
liquor. II IL scompound OF Fluid En-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Barks
are gathered in Germany. All the
medicinal virtues are extracted from
them by a scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this
country 60 be used expressly for tho
manufacture OF these Bitters. 1here
- NO alcoholic substance Of any kind
used In compromising the Bitters,
hence u Is the only Bitters that can
he used In eases where alcoholic stim-
nlnnia arc not nd bic.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01
Select 9ostry,
From the Hsartl aud Home. b
News from a Country Town


Believing II among your views
TO print the latest country news. H
I've travelled round our little town
And jotted every item down;
have taken notes of all I've heard
since January the twenty third;
And to your readers now submit
The following, to wit; ....i..
The season has been wordrous mild.
Not cold enough ~ harm n child.
The riyer-ice has been so thin
That skating boys keep breaking In.
The farmers all begin to fear
we'll have no fruit the coming year,
Inc business OF the place Is dull,
Except the publio-housc Is full, H.L
W, ~ every night, with men and boys,
VINO Keep the town awake with noise.
The schools are getting on apace,
Except In one particular case,
The folks that live In Number Four
For this are feeling sad and sore;
ihe teacher whipped Susannah prRh
until her arms were black and blue,
And all the school colqmittee say
they'll have the teacher sent away.
Ihe doctors, too, are In row,
Ana when they meet refuse TO bow:
old DIR. Green behind his back,
calis DR.. Swan valgar quaek.
And Swan declares that by his pills
Old DIR. Green tho patient kills.
The youthful maidens have their bcaux,
The aged spinsiors have their woes
Ia mourning Ger the dreadful crimes
Committed In these sinful times.
Some wicked boys were seen to throw
AZ Deacon CLARK somu balls OF snow;
The dcscon's daughters all declare
They're sure the parsons son was there,
Susannah Thompson, on her life,
Saw lothian Roberts 1trikc his wife,
Jerusha smith, in coming home,
Met Joseph johnson drunk on rum.
belinda Grey, that wicked flirt,
Can't cook a meal nor make shirt
And now my notes begin to fail,
And just in time TO reach the mail,
fold this letter up for you,
And bid you, for the tune, adieui
Yours, etc., TRwRSRUaY.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01
C0NSUM pTI0N

Thousands OF eases, when the pa
ucnt supposed he was afflicted with
this terrible disease, have been cure d
by the use OF these remedies. Extreme
cancellation, debility, and cough are
the usual attendants upon severe
eases Of dyspepsia or disease of the
digestive organs. Even In oases OF
genuine Consumption, thes Sc re me d ie $
viii be found Of the greatest beneft,
streng thening and inv igorating.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01
Gooflano's germau Comic

is combination Of all n. Ingredients Of he BittSrI
ich FURE SDtd cTlii Rum, Orange ETC. is Haed for
De dfedScs Tie Bltteys IN edsss 1s,re sosa<
pure dleahoife StiB,uls 10 required lou tp bear IN
mind hai tisfs remedies are entirely different from
any othors ddrdtised for the care Of he dissaSes
HdBo u,,se being scientific preparations Of modieHdi
erfr1eft, 'utik the octeya decocfiOns Of ra
In toru. TIE TONIC Is dcefisdiy one Of he most
pleasant and agreeable remedies srer offered 10 he
public. hs higte Is exquisiis q pleasure 10 take
II, phfis ns iV,giria9, erhldTuifn1, and medicinal
qualities haze eaased e 10 b kno,VH as he gydaie1i Of