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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
e FAILED PROPOSALS

~ in Quadruplicates will be received at the office of the undersigned until l2 m. on the fifteenth ) of June, 1869, for the delivery at Tucson, A. T., of ninety,four (94) pack mules.
 The mules to be Mexican mules, good sized, strong bodied, short coupled, short legged, and well broken to the pack, and in good, sound condition.
 No sore backed animals will be received, and each will be subject to inspection by the Gov- ernment Inspector to be appointed by the Cons mandlng Officer of the District of Arizona. Bidders will state their price per head in Gold Coin, and payment will be made with such funds as the Depot Quartermaster at Tue son may have on hand at the time of delivery. Each proposal must be signed by two re- sponslble persons who will become sureties for the faithful performance of the contract
 Bidders will state their places of residence and each bidder will file a duly executed Bond with their proposals, in tIe sum of Fifteen hum dred (Sl,5OO) dollars, as a guarantee that in | case the contract IS awarded to the party or parties proposing, such contract will be ac- cepted and entered into.
 The mules will be delivered as soon az prac- tcabe after the contractor is notified by the undersigned.
 The undersigned reserves the right to re- feet any and all bids should he deem such ac- lion necessary.
 Further instructions will be given at the of fee of the undersigned,
 GILBERT C. SMITH.
 Capt and Ass. z. M, | $. 4.
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NOTICE

"a gr. FRANCIS HINTON having retired from IS the Firm of HINTON, HOOPER G Co.,, the business will be continued by the undersigned un- der the firm name of HOOPER WRITING G Co. All outstanding accounts and all claims aga inst tte old firm will be sottJed by tho undersi gned.
 4-.~ VIM. B. HOOPER
 4. IT. WHITING Arizona City 4. T, ! JAS. Nj. BARNEY
 May l, 1869. Jyo. s. CARR 3m:fm15
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NOTICEl

Notice is hereby given thatfrom have ceased to be ID member vf the Firm of HINTON HOOPER < Co.
 r. HINTON Arizona City, A. T., May l, 1859. $,E;fmI5
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BRICK AND LIME E

TBVhc undersigned offer for sale at the Corral \ formerly occupied by "Brigham" any quantity of Brick < Lime. We have now on hand about 50,OO0 bricks which we offer at SIS per thousand and lime may be purchased from us t$I per bushel, s-
 FREDERICK MARSH & Co.
 If
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Gov Mccormick resigned February 27tb, and received letter from Mr Seward acknowiedg- ing the acceptance of his resignation but President Johnson made 10 appointment The action of the governor was such as to have given the President chance to promote Col, Carter if he desired ro.
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We hear that the new Postmaster General, possessed of the retrenchment mania, will probably reduce the mail service here We hope not
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New SaW-Mill
 New SaW-Mill
 New SaW-Ml
AT FORT BAYARD, NEW MEXICO' Having brought from u

"A States last FALL, and put up, three 2. 2. STEAM SAW-MILL, capable of turning out 000 feet of Lumber per Day, we are prePals.-, furnish the Citizens of Arizona with any sIIi of superior quality of PINE LUMBER f. z. Greatly Reduced Prices-Orders filled On uI i> nottce-We have now on hand THREE n., DRIED THOUSAND feet of well seasoned IDI. of all dimensions. Having attached |. SIIINGLE MACHINE to our Mill we are el'' to furnish Shingles at $500 per thousand; ,y
 MINICK < BREML1
 mI St
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INCREASED SrEED-Our Eastern exchanges which until recently reached us when two and three months old. now come to hand when not yet month old On the 10th inst wereceiyed, via San Francisco, copies of the N. I. Herald of the l2th 18th and l4th ut. The snows ofthe Rocky mountains have doubtless yielded to the breath of Spring, leaving the iron horse to glide over an unobstructed path.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-07-16
RADICAL DOUBLE DEALING.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Gazette says: Whatever
may become of this Cuban imbroglio,
one thing is manifost-and that is, that
tho leaders in this country of the "Cuban
cause" have been villainously sold
by this douLlc.dca!ing Administration,
whether VIC succeed in buying the is
land of the Spanish authorities or not
In any settlement of questions between
Spain and the United States, the own
crs of the bonds issued by the Revolu-
tionary Government must 'bc left out in
the cold.' Besides, it is out of the ques,
ton that a single dollar advanced by
them to newspapers in the Radical inter
est, which have since gone back upon
them, will be returned. 1t is even be,
lievcd that majority of them will, Will
brazen impudence, deny the genuine
ness of their own receipts for tho
Inoney.n-SqtaaHah Nc7cS.
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To Be or Not to b ?

That is'really a'momeuions question. Shall we al
ways be afflicted with thse tprghle nialaria,s diseas-
with whchour country has beetlailicesi from time
mmenoriat Or slat we be feed aud have rr,ne,l,
thatwi pepanently expel chill fever. chiIls aud
trverd dumb agae, etc. from our systems or shall we
Gnger on, Shake and burn az intervals, without any
hope of relief! We say no! A remedy is al last
found that wilhno only break up, but permanently
cure This sconrge of our southern and western com.
maailies, That med cae is Lippmaus Pyrafuge.
IT'S curative properties wnnderfnl from the first
dosei heaIthtul effects felt, Every family should
be prepared for these unwelcome ysitois and have
bottle ofPyninge in Che house, thereby preventing
chiils and fever and other malarupls Diseases from
making threads on the checks ofIhe dear Ones where
otherwise health, bloom and vivacity would aud
should appear, The lyratnee is destined lorevou
uonlze the physicians practice, an,lIio away with
the hurttal effects OF taking quiuine, arsenic aud
other drugs, ueilher of which cutter into It's compost
ton. Pyritilgeis prepared in the laboratory of
Jacob l.ppmaas Wholesale Drug House, Savannah
Georgia.
kAYVoX's Oh. or LIFE cures all Pains and Aches
AMI is The great rheumatism Eminent,
klyroN's Pms cures Sick Headache and all
Bilious Disorders. jy2lf
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Chr 5elarietta auurnal,
+ Marietta. I Georgia.
81 A---
Friday Morn. July T6, 1869.
Don't Fail Worth a Cent |!

''BRIck" foMEEoY has placed the business man
agement of his papers in the hands of c. J.. SYKES
experienced publisher, and now derotes his en-
tire time to the duties of the sanctum, WHERE reliev-
Ell Of business cares, he is making his giant weekly
PoMEEoY's DEMOCRAT, the most readable paper
ever printed. 1t is sharper than the Ia CROSSE
DEMOCRAT ever was-more than red-hot, and full
TO the brim Of aughabe humorous articles: Satur-
day Night chapters, and those peculiar editorials
none others can dare write. Send for sample
copies subscribe by sending for it to the editor on
publisher, T. O. box 5.2l7, New York City, He
pays five hundred dollars cash, for the largest club
sent in before the 10th Of September The reports
of PoMERoY's failure are simply stories started by
those who do like his giant paper or his 1edhet
style of editing paper opposed to bondholders and
official corruption.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-07-16

RICHMOND, July The state, according 10 me
I,,., rtrns ni.ht has gone by nearly forty thou
sand for Walker. aud there is a Walker majority OF
fily op Joint ballot in the Legislature Tie Walker
people elect all the Coagr~ssnen, hn three VINO are
Platte Porter. and Norton (cod). This eomrleiedS-
aster 10 the Wells ticket results from hIsf, me
mreliabty OF the negro vote, winch, mine eoun''y
districts has gone largely for Walker; and second,
because IF the failure of their calculations N some OF
the counties bordering on Tennessee and North Car-
plinA where t, bite votes og That ticket were CHIEF
~ expected In that quarter counties that were tx
rccedto give him five hundred majority went against
him by 4 thousand. The Walker State Executive
Committee ielepapled President Grant This mo:nin
coriefatulatine him the trhnnP"f his policy u
Virginia, aud ihankur him iot hi- brraiiIy. seyeia
Walker colOrel lleI lave been elected 80 the Legs
lAjule.
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THE FOURTH IN CHARLESTON.

At nine in the morning a procession
was formed at the corner of Calhoun and
Meeting streets, headed by the negro
valuntonr nnnponias. tho African Blues,
Lincoln Light Infantry, Lincoln Repub-
lican Guards, Masons, Loyal League,
&C., besides whom "about hundred
colored and four white citizens were
gotten into line" Three carriages con-
tanned the carpct-bag Mayor and Alder
men promiscuously seated. Arrived at
the platform which disgraced the Bat
terry and which was drapcd with the en-
bicm ot American liberty, the herd,
men, women and children, gathered
round to hear the spouting. The off
GERS were announced: A. j. Runscer,
negro, President, with twelve white and
twelve black Vice Presidents, three
white and nine negro Secretaries. The
exercises were commenced with prayer
by "Rcv." w. IL. Brown, colorcd, who
was introduced by the President
Brown, during his prayer, said he thank
cd God who had made the colorcd pco-
pie free after two hundred and fifty
years of bondage, and had placed them
in triumph over the white man; that
the ''colorcd people now had the white
men down in the drst and their feet
upon their nccks."
The declaration of independence hav-
ing been read, Sin bunging manner"
says the News, by negro named Dick
crson, who pronounced with particular
stress the words ''aIl men being born
free and equal" the scalawag Alderman
Y. J. Mackcy made his appearance as
orator of the day.
The News says "thcre was very lit
tic attention paid to the Grafton, the as
scmblage collecting into small groups
and discussing in a lovd tone any every
subject that was presented. Some TWEEN
ty or more of the males coilcd up under
the stand and went to sleep. The ora
ton was not of the kind to suit the
tastes of the colorcd people; there was
no praise of them, no appeals to then
passions, no haranguc about social
cQuallty anu tHciI uIbCSs lol oiiI|o'
firing of the harangue, the loyal
freedmen soon dispersed, without regard
to order, leaving speakers who had come
cooked and primcd" for colored
spread eagle flight to fold their pinions
in silent disappointment. The News
says that in and around the Battery
there could no: have less than eight or
nine thousand colorcd people, one
twentieth part of whom were engaged in
selling refreshments. Notwithstanding
the vast amount of rootb beer, ginger
pop, goobcr peas, gingerbread and mo-
Iasses candy disposed of, there was very
little drunkenness or disorder, fact
certainly creditablc to the freedmen of
Charlt ston."
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GEORGIA COBB COUNTY

Court Of Ordinary for County purposes, July 3rd
1869.
A REYNOLDS and others having petoned this e"nrt
for a change in the Public Road leading from Powder
Springs III said county to Dallas, IN the county ."
Tauduo said lrot,,stt road to take the line Of The
saailern.ut ,oad which intersects the public road
leading from Marietta 10 Dallas, near the residence
Of John RaksstEsiy, and running through the lands
orc u Moon and others, on said proposed route ana
c. ID. Moon John Rakestraw, NJ. McGee aud VI. ~
Kiser having been appointed COMMISSIONS toreview
LII new road and they the g. D. Moon
john R.ilostraw, + NJ. McGee and NJ. r. k'Seri
HAVING made their return in which they alleged road
proposed will be- OF public utility and convenience.
II i. therefore ordered thai this citation be publishes
:; a.. uaristta Ion,ua for 20 days at the expiration
81 ,ylcl time said new road will be granted, If no
Good cause is shown To the contrary:
6"'N "a. DOfBS, Ordinary.
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ANOTHER MURDERER TURNED
LOOSE 49,

George Fowler, a negro, convicted 81
murder and Sentenced to be hung by the
Superior Court of Worth county, has also
had his sentence committed by Bullock
to one years Imprisonment in the pcui-
Tertiary. ~ s. as~
This abuse of the pardoniug and COM
muting power of tho Executive is inta-
nous. 1t has become impossible to hang
a negro in Georgia for anything, except
when the people take the law into their
own hands and protcctt the peace of soci-
ETY.. This is grieyously wrong, bpt.what
help have we for it? Impeachment is
the only remedy, and that, however de-
served, cannot be venturcd upon at this
time with entire saccess.
1t has been a favorite theme with the
Radicalpress and politicians that lawlcss-
ness exists at the South, and no effective
steps are taken to punish Offenders. How
is such thing possible when State has
such a Governor as Bullock to intcrpose
his authority and screen from punishment
every convicted criminal? They now
see how powerless arc the people and the
courts so long as the highest authority
of the State habitually sets all law at de-
fianco and publicly allies himself with the
cause ofcriminals. How long can society
exist without the protection of law! Cir
cumstanccs justify Gcorgians in pro-
pounding this question and in casting
about for a remedy.-Sa0. Republican.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-07-16

TFoR TIE MARIETTA JOURNAL.

desire to say to the people of Marietta and Cobb
county that shall in your next issue publish a
definite account of the educational interest of the
community. For the present will only say that
have had partial But to secure the benefit
OF what my trip has done, the people of Cobb
must aid me with willing hands and hearts and as
far as possible open purses. This think most of
the citizens will do as far practicable If the peo-
Pile at home will contribute much as ! have re-
ccived abroad shall have two good school build
itSs III town and secure permanent educational III
teresi here equal to any city in the State.
W. l.. MANSFIELD, Financial Agent
Educational Interest
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W,su1yGTox. July o. Grant has expressed to
ce,,e,rI Gentlemen his satisfaction with the result
and lis qualification with the pcaceable Virginia cleo
ton.
ticornians here are urging the establishment, par
tally to be supported by the gov&nelit OF an asylum
for s.ed and ifTm negroes OF TIM state.
WotFord and jerks Of Mississippi, visited the Pres
dcnt to-day They have assurances OF iiis utter mn
rn,loltv in the approaching contest 50 far as the adj
i,iuisratiou is concerned aud have assurances that
The commanding Generals will be restrained from any
show Of Partially.
Tbere will ho a free and unbiased contest between
the reope provided violence and rtltliansin can be
avoided which Is all the administration requires ii
will only interfere in behalf Of peace
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Reantifnl Women.

If you would be beautiful, use Hagan's Magnolia
Balm
1t gives pure blooming complexion and restores
Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
1t Removes Redress Blotches and Pimples, cures
Tan Smburn and Freckles, and makes lady of
thirty appear but twenty. ~
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth aud
PeariN; the Eye bright and clear the Cheek glow
with the Bloom of Youth; and mparts fresh plump
appearance 10 the Countenapce. No Lady need com
plain Of her complexion when IS cents will purchase
this delightful article.
The best thing to dress the Hair with, is Lyons
Eatlarun-
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printers fee So
COBB SHERIFF. SALE.

WM7ILL be sold in the City of Marietta during
w the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday
in August next before the Court House door The fol
lowing property to-wIt:
f,r,ths of an acre more or less bounded North and
West by the property of Mrs. Brannou, South by
street and East by w. & A. Rail Road Levied on
as tn. property OF W. A. Appng, Sr, to sadrfy Il
ia issued from Cobb Superior Court in favor Of w
and w. A. Appling, Jr. Property pointed out by
Plaintiff This July 7th.. 1863.
j. +. PERRY, Dcp'ty. Sheriff.
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COBB POSTPONED SH'FF: SALE.

WM7ILL be sold in The City of Marietta, Cobb
w County Ga, during the legal hours of sale,
on the first Tuesday in Aug st next, before the Court
House door. the following property to wit: Lot OF
Lind No "a IN the lst District and 2nd, section,
containing 40 acres more or less. Levied on the
property Of s. u. Hays to satisfy attachment ia
issued from the Justices Court ofe sssth. District
G. NJ, Of said County, in favor Of J. NJ Crue, nd
mi,istrator of the estate Of w o. sysel, deceased
properiy pointed o by Plaintiff Attorney. L'yl
ON a,,d returned 10 me by T. j. Owsley Lawful Con
stable This July It'll. 1863.
J, T. PERRY, Deputy Slh.
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The weather and tl,e Crops.

On going to press last week the clouds had gath
cred and the rain began to fall and we confidently
looked for general and refreshing showers but like
many human hopes these came to grief The clouds
passed away and the days oftle past week have beer
almost beyond parallel in their heat, burning tho
earth and vegetation TO the great damage Of its den
Hers and the growing crops. We have heard of par
tial showers, but the drought is very general and
even now there is but little prospect of rain.
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Georgia Cobb County /:

To all whom it may concern Mary A. VIM iav-
inc fled her petition in proper form praying for let
tr,s Of AdministIa alton with the will annexed on the
estate Of billiard W. Vim. This is to cite all le-
pay Interested IN the execution Of this application,
creditors. eeaees, next Of kin and any other inter,
ested to be and appear at the next August term OF
the Court Of Ordinary Of said county and show cause
ifany they can why letters Of Administration with
will annexed should not be granted TO said Mary \.
VIM. Given under my hand aud official signa'ulr,
f.. A. DOBBS, Ordinary.
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11Irp0KrE SHERIFF. SALE.

WILL besoH O.. the first Tuesday in August next
baf;re tl,. Court House door in Canton, Ga within
the legal hours Of sale the following properly
lt land No $50 S31 s}2, and s33 all in the 2lst
Dist. and 2nd Section of Cherokee County Ga,
Levied on as the property OFF Medford to at a.
~ q Ia. tif, Issued l,y j. w Edwards, T. O. IN la
v,,,. Of the State of Ga. and County Of ChetoNee
against said j. NJ MedfOrJ, proprr'y roln,'d "u' ~
j. w Edwards. i. G.. Levied ana fetuEiieU J." i"'
by J l.. Carmichael, l. q ,.,,v,4-l. Ot.g
July 9TH l.63. L. " "h'A'ii1A4''' 80 .
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GEORGIA SUPREME CouRT.-Of the
Justices who compose this Court at the
present time, there is not one native
Georgian. Warner was born in New
England, McCay in Pennsylvania, and
Brown in South Carolina. 1t seems
that they grow worse as they come
South in their natiyity.--Sar. Rep.
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A Beautiful Complexion.

Dr. TUFTS sarsaparilla and Queens Delight. The
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TEN; it directly on the Depuratory organs; the
skin is one of the most important ofthcsc organs and
l,v the use Of this invaluable medicine it is clcanse
and rendered soft fair and healthy. Try it,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

UDY virtue of an order of the Honorable Court Of
D Ordinary of Cherokee county, will be sold be-
fore the Court House door IN said Comfy, on the
first Tuesday in September 1863, during the 'egi!
sale hours Lots of Land No one hundred and fifty
five O55) and two hundred and six, (206) all in the
I'd District and 3D. section % Cherokee county,
sold as the property of Henry $. aud Rllodd Gaines,
deceased, for the benefit Of the heirs aud credltors.-
Terms cash. July Sth, 1869.
JNO H. GAINS, Admir-.
printers fee So
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The Engineering and Mining Journal.

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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WRY virtue Of an order of the Honorable Court Of
D Ordinary will be sold before The Court ll"ns"
door IN the town Of Canton on the first Tuesday IN
September 1869 during the legal hours of sale Lot
Of Land No. one hundred and thirteen (li') IN til"
1ith District aud DID,, section OF Cherokee County
sold as the property OF David Pitman deceased, fo'
the beueft of the heirs and creditors. Terms cash
purchasers to pay for titles. July I. 1869.
o. W. PUTNAM, Admir-.
printers fee $5.)
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EBY virtue Of an order Of the Honorable Court of
n D Ordinary of Cherokee County will be sold he
foe the Court House door ia and for said county, ON
the first Tuesday in September 1869, during the legal
sale hours, Lots and parcels of Lots Of Land TO Wit
No. Is, sixty-two (62) sixty three (63) sxtys
four (Gl) and g. 10 and II in the ird. Dist and ID.
scclion-three hundred and thirty eight in The ltl.,
District aud I'd section, except that portion of the
last mentioned lots that is oil rs Widows Dover
which will be made more fully known on day OF sale.
This property is known as the Ball ground property,
living and being in Cherokee county Sold as The
property of Jacob ID. Carpenter deceased, for the
benefit Of the heirs and creditors. Terms cash,
july IT,, 1869
SARAH +. CARPENTER Admt'rx.
printers fec $7.50.)
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NIrupuIs, july 2. GO, 4 oa.loclt p. !

To the Recipient Of these Medicines;
With our compliments you will please accept one
ho,,I, En,,sl Female Biiters; two bottles King OF
ChilI- two hotties Red Diarrhca Remedy; six boXe.
Dromgooe Il Cos Liver Pills, which are hamieI
Won by Thomson & Brooks, who assembled from
Memnhis. July g. 1869, at o'clock, p, M being
the first lot of medicines ever delivered III 'lS cou-
try by balloon
Please report your time ofreccption and dis
lance from Memphis. To us by telegraph or otherwise
as ca,ly as possible Your obrdiemt servants.
j. l.. DROMGoOLE " Co.
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Special Not1Cc.
a MITM,S ENyONEC GYRUP

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L. i L. cures al forms Of female deraHse nlelrls
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MEMPHIS, July 3, 1850

Messcrs. Dromgoole & Co:
Grxrs-Yours ofto-lay received. Wewill comply
with pleasure. Yours, THOMAS " DN"oN'