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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

There are reports from Cuba doubtful that
iien. Jordan has surrendered TO the Spanish
authorities, upon the payment of sum OF
r,.onev -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28
ALEXANDRIA, AID NAN
NS.NS HAlAEG -.
IL 81 - ., O. : . <. -:

nRANCh j., ALTMAN DklA ~ - MAN
~ AScAS RAILROAD.
II 81 s. s5:s.sl Il x; :. .ss:.zzs-sss,
On and after MONDAY, Cct lst9 one
daily passenger train wi nun bctvc"n " AHH'
INGTON and LYNCHBJ.H, connecting. At
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake snd 0nio
Railroad TO Richmond, Covington and the VT.
gina Springs at Lynctturg Tor tho West snG
Southwest, and at Washington 20 The Morn
and Northwest. r
Through tickets and hsgGsrc checkot 10 81
, Leave Washingtoa daily :. 90 ?. N. ana
Alexandria as 10 u. m, arriving ~ hynehPNiS
az 4:5j Y. N.
Leave LynchJurg at 900 y. III. arrive at
Alexandria a. G25 p, m, and a. Washington
fa..i1sefs Tor MANASSAS BRANCH VII.
leave A.ezanGria daily, excepting sunday, al
7:40 II. H., arrive g: Strasburg at 10. ?; llL'
and at Harrisouhurg at i:0j p. n: Leave mar
risonburg at G: IL m, arrive NJ St7@sbIrH ~
lZ:57 .. H., and, connecting Al Manas ~ j unc
ton with nCrthboun train n mA!n .ihc' afiNc
N Alexandria at 80 y. n. go,
Observation-Disclosures TRAIN win Leave
AleIsndris daily, Sundays excepted, 1t ]:i3 T.
m. md arrive ~ NacIe4tou =. 40 i. H..
Leave Warrcn.on a. 7:l5 y. N, an "Tfi'c a.
Alexandria 81 1870 Il. -.
-o.- General Ticket \ gent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

1t is said that Mr. Jefferson Davis has sailed
from England on his return to this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

A CURIOUS discovery, kept secret Tor Jour
teen years, has just come to light. at Kavenna
The workmen engaged in digging a canal
near the present railroad station, IN 1874
found a skeleton, with a hreasnale OF tne
gold, buried face downward. Inc precious
niece of armor, which weighed six pounds,
was broken up and the pieces secretly sold to
jewellers Two large pieces, witch appear to
have been the shoulder bands, and are cover
ed with chasing and enamel, have been given
IN By the jewccr 10 Faenza, but the remain
der IS probably lost. 1t is known that Theo'
d0ric buried the body OF Odoacer, after his
murder. al Rayeana, face downward, and the
Italian antiquarians suppose that this golden
harness is really that of tho first King OF Italy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28
& D&IEIsTGAToRS SALE.

4.
Viii be solI, in front of the Mayo-'s Office
Alcxsndris, on THURSDAY, the 7th day OF
October 1869, TWO Of the per cent BON DIS
of the Orange and Alexa' dria Railroad for 500
each, and one per cent bond for $40, cd
mortgage
TkRMS-Neg tisble notes st % days, with
approved security. Sale at II O'Clock N.
THOS. Il. LOVE,
Admir-. with the will annexed Of
Fairfax co., sep 23.ts D. FitZhugh, dcc'd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

iNpoRTAST DEcIsIoN.-Noticc Of an impor.
taut decision which has recently been rendered
by the SoWcmc Court OF Louisiana III relation
to the construction OF the fourteenth amen!-
ment to the Federal Constitution has teen re
ccred by the Attorney General. The decision
of the Court Is that when enc has taken an
oath Of Office before the war to support th2
Constitution OF the u. S, and during the war
held an office in 4 State in rebellion, which
required him to take an oath to support the
Confederate States, such person cannot be
aid to have engaged in insurect'on against
the Z. S. or given all or comfort to the enc
n1ies thereof in the meaning OF section three
Of the fourteenth amendment. This decision
viii re found important, and Of lerGo scope in
reducing and limiting distranchisiHg clauses Of
the Constitution and acts of Congress.
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4 - 4 3
IL SOUTH ROYAL STREET.


~ SOUTH ROYAL STREET. l0
+. H. CLARKSON'S
STOVE WA x + X . D NJ 5
The catalogue for this Fall consists OF the toi;
lowing STO Y Els for cooking: The lRONSlDES
Farmer Excelsior, Columbia, Continental
Planter planter Prizs. Amity, Wsyery, VIM. Fell
Charm, Carroll Cook and Miner; also tn
Victor Umpire and Portable Range.
For Psrlor, Hall, Chamber and Dining Room
Stoves we lave the Morning Glory. Gem, Bou
9S1ts &c W. also full line of Cumberland cOa
Stoves, Wood Stoves, Ten Plate Stoves, Laun-
dry Stoves, &c, all of which have given suen
entire satisfaction for the past four years that II
Is useless for us 10 say anything except to war
rant every article TO p,ess1 the purchaser
Prices t. suit the times.
Roofing, Guttering and Spouting cone d.
short notice. ,,o,
A general assortment Of TINWARE. HOL-
Low WARE, &c.
All orders promptly hl.cd
L. II. CLARKSON,
son 1C en- 13 South Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

WHAT NEXT Professor Fabers speaking
machine is TO be exhibited at Hamburg DUNG
the continuance OF the International Hnrtl-
cultural Exhibition. II is said to artieuiate
various words, aud cycn to answer questions
by simple sentences with w3nd artu d.s'lnct-
ness. This is by 10 means the first invention
Of the kind that has bocn exhibited. Wolf
gang Won Kempo'ou, the inventor c! q chess
?ut6maton, who was born a Prc,bqrg in 1874
and died al Vienna in lS0f. both Constructed
a machine Of the Kind aal wrote on the sub
ect. The machine ab5ut To lie exhibited at
Hamburg j., however, m.rc irt''t than any
rrcyiou invention u! tn. kind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

THE NAvY.-The full strength Of the navy
actually on duty in ships and guns, is as TO-
lows: North Atlantic squadron, ten ships,
sixty .eigh. guns; South Atlantic, four ships,
tor,ythree guns; European fleet. FIVE ships
sixty six guns; Pacific, eleven ships, seventy
on special duty, three ships, thrty-six guns.
This force cou,d be trebled at short notice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

SWEARING. The New York Herald say ::
sit is startling to observe what 4 Governor has
to swear to in Virginia No less than fisc oaths
are put to him-an oath o! fidelity to the State
constitution, another to the United States con-
sttulion, another against dueng, another
that he was not concerned 10 the rebellion, and
fifth that he will properly perform the duties
of his Office Here is a patent remedy against
all the evils of government and troubles that
States are heirs to. Only pile up the oaths.
Keep the Governor swearing, and you are sure
to be safe. Where can we fni 4 more supreme
y ridiculous tlct?'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

WAsulNGroN, D. c., Aug. ., iei2.
NV daughter, young lady, had a suueoitr
at,acl, of Cholera Morbus. ana u swa.o" u
DeBinp's Remedy afforded in:tsnt relief
Mrs. Mon GLAND, No. 439 SKIN So
For sale ny All Druggist. sep l3'lvd&tw
ESTABLISHED 1892.
II s. LEADBEATER i HN.'
DEALERS ~
PURE DRUGS AND MEDlCISn ~. n,r,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Oils
VANNISHES, GARDEN SEEDS,
- wv SPICES, ACIDS, Sc.
No. and South Fairfax sts.,
ero2-tf Alexandrs, Va.
H. II. COOK. VIM T. CNHlo"i''
COOK s. CREiGHToF,
Wholesale AID Retail Dealers in
pIrRE DRUGSAHD CHEMICALS, PAL y Is.
VNrnishes anu OILS.
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
No lO7 King street.
Prompt attention gwen to orders and m
1uiries from the country. mar ?-u
SAMUEL II. JASNEY. MAHLoS IT, JAfSH'
IANNEY IL CO.,
sJ DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD
Paints, Oils and Varnishes.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS IL PUTTY.
No. l45, King street.
10 Orders and Inquiries from the country
promptly attended, to. sep Z"-I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

DIsTURB1ya THE DEAD.-The keeper of the
''St. Loui: Catholic Cemetery, near Louis
Vile Ky, was aroused on Tuesday morning
last aSo1t one O'Clock by the barking of E dog,
and upon going out to ascertain the cause Il.
once discovered that parties were in the cemc-
terry despoiing the graves Of their dead. On
the outside Of the enclosure he saw horse ard
wagon, and apon examining the latter he found
tbs l. c obtained two bodies one III a sack and
the other entirely nude. Just here he saw two
men coming up a raviae Of tho cemetery bear
ing another body between them, and, drawing
MS pistol, quietly, awaited Their tsppIoaeh. No
sooner had they deposited their burden than he
confronted them with his weapon snd demand
ed surrender Being unarmed they made no
Resistance. The bodies were those OF three fe-
males, all of whom had been, buried the day
previous. The body-snatchers' were both
ment. The case has aroused much excitement
in Louisville. and tho trial will Ic watched
with interest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

WASHINGTON ITEMS Soon alter the heavies:
OF The rain Storm on Sunday, (a5out ,! oc!ock'I
tornado from nearly due sou.hcrIy drocuot
passed over Georgetown, and carried the roo
from the house OF }. Ii. Tcnncy, lodging It OF
that OF Mes.rs. Adler u Son, without dong
mnch damage 10 TIE latter The damage do"c
Mr.. T. = house is about $500.
\ wei. known citizen OF Gcorg- town, Mrr
John Cox, is now at the point OF death viii
lockjaw caucl ty using bue-tone as aremcdl
for toothache.
The repairs to ;bo bridge Of the AIeXanlria
Washington and Georsetog9 R4'troad Com
pany, under he direction Of Mr. a. tl'phane
have so lar advanced as to justify the lunninl
of through passenger trains South over ina
road. The first through train VII x over or
the first day of October.
The controversies growing cut OF the c,,rpor
alton troubles seem to be increasing, and rcV
fingers are now medd ing in the dry pic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

LADY AUGUSTA LEIGH. The half sister Of
lord Byron, whose name turns up SO unhap
PLY in tie recent published notices OF Lord
and Lady Byron's married t@' and Is there
mentioned as Augusta, was lie only child Of
John Byron, the poets flther, by his first
wife, Amelia d Arcy, in her own rient Baron
oss Conyers, who had herself been divorced
from the Duke of Leeds She was born } an
uary %, 1883 aud was consequently older than
the poet By lust four years. In lSD1 she mar
red Lieut.. Col. George Leigh, Of the Tenth.
Dragons, by whom she had issue. She died
in November, 1851.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

WHEELER Sc HATCHERS
w Patented Process for
MANUFACTURING SUGARS AND Si-
KUPS FROM SORGHUM CANE.
w F. BEASLEY, Sole Agent for Csrolins
PostofIice, Greensboro, y. g.
Mr.. ROBERT SOUTTER having purchased
the RICH: FOR Granville county, invites spplics-
ions from farmers for Individual rights to
manufacture under his process.
he is prepared to furnish pure Sorghum
Seed ut his Oaklan.! farm, near bonneville, AZ
2jc per pound. Address -
ROBERT SOUTTER,
Kiitrelps Springs, North Carolina
i. ST. have also q. the same farm excellent
Seed Wheat, ready for delivery, at - 30 per
bushel, 10 any farmer in tho SOA.h who Will
send bags and money with the orders.
sep 25-l0t k.S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28
5c,.a. from, Prince william 90.

rCorra.pondence of the Alex !ria Gazelte.I
At the last term OF our county court young
man named Riley was tried for assault ana
battery, found guilty after some hesitation Dy
the jury, and fined one cent. lie was stranger
here, without money or moned friends, and
has n mother in Baltimore dependent on his
exertions for a support. The evidence showed
that the assaulted party engaged Riley in
mutual sht, and ioi some time got the better
of him, but Riley afterwards was the victor.
At the v,r let o. the jury the Court was not
satisfied to SOP in. they supposed on Key an
impri.ona en- tor thfcc months more, although
he had already been in Jail here five or SIX
weeks before the trial. His counsel lmportunt d
the Court, and succeeded in getting 1t To lessen
the term 10 two months. Before, however,
he Court would 10 this, Riley must be brought
before il, and suffer several minutes vlil!h'atlon
at the hands oi one OF the Court. Thank God
such proceedings arc not common IN Piinc-
William Court.
Ri!cy i an OK Conlcdcrate; the assaulted
Marty WIS an itincraDt preacher, who basphc-
moII,,v rerfc -ntcd that he was sent By the
Almighty in person to save the world. The
preachiDg CT mendicint is now IN parts un
known, well and hearty Riley is here in jail,
wa once n "R4bcl,' and Thereby hangs a
tale. =" .,
The first ac. Of thc next Legislature should
be to deprive these petty little prcjudiced aud
biroted county courts, OF the power to in
mjsou, and let the iuricS OF the land be the
only Competent , power to determinc how long a
man shall he immured in our jails as puolsh
mcnt for crime VIVA; do many OF these new
,ight magistrates know about law? could
mention one particularly. He is not OF Prince
William growth; didn't spring from Prince
William stock aud has no right to lie mem
Der of Prince William Court.
The times are radically changing, A man
looking like the general idea OF ku kIuS
passld through our village few evening
sine, irving to sill coffin Innings and covrs.-,
he 4 hit sell any here. We politely declined
W. a.r looking every day ior man peddIne
C fin, and graves already dug. TYRONE.
PRlNCE WILLIAM Co., Sept. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

IMMENSE AMOUNT -Uac o.! the most s!nlu-
lar things in the transactions by which Wa!
street was made Bediam on Thursday and
Friday was their enormous extent. The 81 %
of gold on Thursday amounted to three hun
dred and fifty millions c. dollars, and on Friday
TO five hundred millions. Il is quite safe TO
say that the Exchange OF any European capital
never showed the equivalent OF these er9r
nous fsuras rs the amount OF the sales OF q
single day. And it is doubtful if in z tue
Exchanges in Europe c7rbincd transfers OF
such magnitude were ever made OF one com
modify 10 one day.-BaN. american.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

~ W. CLIFFORD having returned to A.
". e1andria temporarily, can be found az tho
Boot and Shoe store OF his son, w. IRVING
CLIFFORD, King street, near the corner OF
Pitt where he will assist in the conduct Of the
business, and where mis- old customers and the
public generally arc invited to call. Al work
warranted TO give satisfaction as IN times gone
by sep ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28
,ssSE t.sSE.

suy Eos........... .5 50 NOOK RIsEs.........ll 10
suy sErs......... - 20 n.GH WATER mi ~'0 w
PORT or NNHtf SEP y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

Steamer JOAN Gibson, Winters. New YORK,
~ nh.n Mrldnlhurn = %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-28

Sehr joseph Baker, Baxter, for this port
cleared ut Boston Zj;h inst, c..;,
Schrs W { Atwater, PsrleT, and Carrie
Holmes, Holmes hence nj New 49fk -C'n i ~ +
Schrs Wm Fraysor, AppleS"Fth' ana ana u
Scbr. Hcnriett. S.eti;uau, 1.eo.man. N. Jo'
Maxwell, May, ior his port, sal ! FROM Prov
idencc 9th inst.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

AProiNrSEsrs Br THE GovERSoR.-fiov- ernOr sAfford has made the following appoint ments:
 Military hids, giA Raxi cf LieH'eAasst ColoRel'
 King s. woolsey, of Agua Calicnte; Henry A. Bigelow, of Prescott; James NJ. Barney, nf Arizona Cits; n=s.-i II s...Skssy, s..s TT= TT= bac: Estevan oehoa, of Tucson.
 fd5ufaaf GeAsFnl-fdward Pbelns, Tnc~nn,
 Prfsa,s Secrs.a;y--peser R Brady, Tucson.
 Co.'s. Woolsey and Bigelow held the same positions on the staff of John E. Goodwin, the first Governor of Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
DEATHS.

In Woolsey Valley, October ST. Robert Win ming, native of Wheeling. Va, aged 36.
 In San Francisco, Oct l2. 1869, Helen, wife of Daniel s. Lount, aged 39 years
 The above sad tidngs arc learned from let ter from the afflicted husband to his brother George. of this place. The bereayed husband and children have the sympathy of this com muuity.
 At Las lumas Ranch, Yuma, couty, Oct. 26th, son of W. c. and Rosa M. Poindextcr, aged IS days
 wosympathize with the parents for the loss of their tirst-born.
 Al wickenburg, Oct. 3Olh, C, w. Miller, late Of the U ;. A aged 25 yeArs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
PROCLAMATION.
By A P. K Stafford Governor of Arizona.
 Recommending day of Thanksgiving
Secretary afu.s Tsrsa~y.

The Prreleui s< she Uuii-d s,n.ss having dessxna.sd Tarsss.g sls~ lesA As- sS Se--sl=. A n- ls4, e= dny af Thanksgiving anA praise ts God
 Now TJfFEEFOEE I 4 p V sas.srd- Gorernas o< fhs Territory ArinnA du hersby reeas-nd thai ts~ day ssnaisd by ts President 0f the Unied stasss R s,rci iy aud hssuhly c~~rvrd day of thasksg4vinx snd tsHi-s D Almighty God.
 Alib0agk y~sis have i<en srey sc01rged ssd sf ncied dnrng rzsa ysar sad many of braves and a- estass have fAilea kcnenxh sii.nG ksife snd s.sahAwk ss .svAz- s ssd dsfh and arsasssos has tseu tsxsaets many hagPy horaenL Ye mus, be rnslnt-r~d thas fwlsssn ts Lord tgvsth He oha~eth. l--sis. -s have uneh is tc tl.znkfal fx We T-r mted ouraYy eutry reh h rs~urce< with aciinnass rniii and Fsaiaf nry ss= fa.-s ss ss E= ss =- aai harSssr has he@a ssared lalsr d te hn<ssS rAu. haray mins- h.t heea eBcastrAcea ey many uaie i-ssry and reueEa hsAlt has Tre~Esa thsN eas tlss Terr,sy.
 Give, uslrr ius l.sna asd tss s-zi af tlse TsrA
 fsTas-i APK SANFORD
 EIT Inc Csrvernas
 COLES hASiFuED
 Serretafy f tss Tegriory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

CALiFoRSrA JUDICIAL ELEcTIoS.-T The Judicial election, in California, passed of very quietly. A San FHncisoo dispatch to the Los Angeles Daily Sers of the 23d ult, says:
 Crocket Is elected by an overwhelming majority. Wallace elected by about one thousand majority. Democratic gains in nearly all the counties Sacramento, San Joaquin and Nevada, give increased majori- ties. In this city, Crockett's majority is three thoussnd two hundred. Wallace has seven hundred. McKinstry beats Provines three hundred and ffty-six. Morrison, Dem ocrat is elected over Smith, Republican, by eight hundred and thirty-one. W. D. Sawyer, Democrat, elected Police Judge.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
ro ALh wnos fr xAr coxcrKv.

S' fLH hD8 ff AdI tONtt
 WHEREAS Chapter Fl, sectou (, of the Howell Code. provides that "the comirandsrsn Chief may receive into the service ofte Tcrrssy many Volunteer ConT~.,>. as he shall deem exp<iess and hs shall T-ser ''nsodate ~ r>crv sp,yariss o disbaDd tbe s>-- whenever in h. .s.. -.-A aficn shah h. nee.---,y" Section . d eirsTer also provides tiat va.n- ever thirty shall ssscciaie together for is rnTs-e of ffning volunteer company they shall arTly o the COnuAuder in Chief either directly ;hrsisa AdjutantG General ,o b. ors-aniasd such and receiving sch apfiioaton Commander -Chisf nsy sganizs such conpauy aBd commission the osc-rs f same."
 AHD, wHEREAs, There is now ou hAnd bs,ousisg |, ,s Territory of Ari7nA, 22i Resnoieied Breseh-Isssas Springfield Riae-, and ll2cOO rolnds ol hstalO Car ridges
 AND. wBEEEAs II i desirable the militia fses d he Territory hc orgasze-i speedily as T-.bls 8s said may be ssued and distrlssisd and also efsetive militia force may bs frmsd oyT-s. e-ctuafy the eneruachueus. the eoamou enemy; nw tssrfo-e, T. A. P K SANFORD, Governor of Ari1gua s.d Coss a-v is chef of the sfia of Teyto-y h-r-Ay rrqoess the nbe-bodsa of the Territxy ssh5.cs military dniy. Co organiss military ooupani-s -slAs under the laws o the Territory wheosvss ss, osuTanss rrupssiy eraaized viii bs iss.-s iea uTs the r~qaIsitis @ tse caF<<in of ths Cessss ss Eaoh AFT,l-tiou be soeomp~alsd ~ish god asd sufficient boud the Terrisory sf ArfrsaA d aa amount equal the value of the required-earA gun b-ing valuea al fusty doars
 Tbere t-inx bat limited safSdy of haa-l is aesaho thai the H~s exposed portions of the Tsrrsry sla have fair proportion fherrfTe request t-a ss i-- fian fhists. sAz= sey sF==s= s= oomFany.
 Given under my hsBd and ihe seal of TeTsy. Hi Tucson shis eighteenth day G oc'iber A. D. thsss and s'ci hundred and sEfynine and of te IndcTsiue
 
 fsEGLI APK sAFFoRD By inc Goverpa.
 COLES BAsHFORD
 Secretary of tlse Ter-i,agr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
Stock Ranched.

rznsA fsiovisg Heses. edoo psr nryath; cattle a 0o curr-nry Pr-oBs hating sssk te rzs1h Ao well examine ny ksaiila 4n4 e~syeniesoes The grass rangs all tz csuld he d~sired and h stdi hsve abashAnne af fr-~h stAh fu<furr whsrh uin hs u--d 10 strauy usaihsf- will i~ h town en Safsrlay of enrk week when ah sacck ertruset a ny Ufl hs 7-snyaiy afended a For fuTther intsrus tiaa aYTiy Messr Breoks & Iina ~ sseir ssAh.s. Goodwin Pr--coft the snasrxgned oa the PruD f-@
 Ps-sses Io sII ea-e. b remain he 1noh snnl the ranch bin s rah1.
 LII LEE smrr1can itxaea L.es yAEisy krS.oua Nov. T. i-sss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
4fw Sdrtrtistmtuts.
PR0CL AM MATION,

By 4 F. K Safkord Governor of tho Tern tory of Arizona, respecting tho orsani,s- ton of Militia Companies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

LOPEZ has made another stand against the allied forces of Brazil and the Argentine Con. federation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

HEAVY rains have recently fallen in Cali fornia
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

SEVERAL discharged soldiers arrived here q day or two ago, from Camp Verde.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
PR EsCoTT HoU eE.
 Granite Street. Prescott

Nessr. Chaznhrrs h Reeve wish n nnso<nee -. ta the Yrablic thai fhry have lsaeed rsasovzfsi asa sEs aSs running tssss isTss. venerable ss1 E3 csanHssslons hEtri tw he eccoma.st8tioa e SAm8 eilies snxle bfdsFs and transient cusseFs and that xiie under rh-tr ohzrEe. thsi t- scEs h the h~si Isl.sibls manser. The hoase contains several guod rons suitable kR fan- Iiss; a-a sxoeilena sleevns 4cesmnea,isas fx nTis Terso1s BAR wl t< ket4 ia uss hsa.-s fF ths seana-i.kiea ,hs-e wisllag ra,rnize it hut ~ith viii he cf sEdar ml.ortanoe. lime and arieassn shah fD mainly aev0asd the xnrk af kesIing good h0tel- IF BIis must he settled every saturday syealag
 D. T. CHAMBkRS
 N REEVE. Pgeseosf August It is6a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

WE direct atteation to the proclamation of the Governor in this issue He fayors the organl- ration of militia companies, and 1t might be we'll for our citizens to organize one.
 WE have an abiding faith in the justness of our government, and, therefore, believe that farmers who own lands inside of Military reservations, in this Territory. will be permitted .o hold, own and occupy them, notwithstanding the fact that an order for dlspossessing them has been issucd by the War Department
 CAUSE or THE DEATH oF DR. MILLsR.--A pri- vate letter from Wickenburg informs us that the death of Dr. c. w. Miller was caused by an over dose of sulphate of morphine, whether taken accidentally or designedly, ,he Coroner's jury was unable to determine. He was we believe, a native of Philadelphia
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-11
LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. New bills
from 16l to 173, were introduced and
referred.
The special joint committee on
finances recommended the adoption of
Joint resolution instructiug our sena-
tors, and requesting our representatives,
to oppose the passage of any bill that
shall legalize coin contracts until the
legal. currency shall be redeemed in
coin. The report was concurred in.
and the resolution passed, by yeas 30,
nays 6.
The bill to facilitate the making OF
civil actions was ordered to be engross-
ed.
The bill to authorize the city of In
dianapolis to occupy part of the state
grounds in said city was laid upon the
table.
The joint resolution instructing and
requesting our congressman to max c