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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01

AN ACT for the disposal of the lands within
 the Fort Ridgely military reservation, Min
 nesota.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of Amer iea in Congress assembled, That the War De. partment aving abandoned the Fort Ridgsly reservation, it shall be the duty of the Secre- tary of War, immediately upon the passage of this act to cause to be appraised the EoVetn- ment improvements upon said reservation, and shall report the value thessof to the Com uis- sionsr of the General Land Office, 5esiSuating the particular legal subdivision of land upon which the same exist, and the lands within said reservation not heretofore entered and patented shall be subject to disposal under the pre-emption laws of the United States, or al private entry after public offering and for cash only, and persons entering upon OF purchas- ing said lands shAll pay lhe AppraiSed value of the government Improvements shat may ap- pear so exist on their respective claims ct the date ofproViDg up, or of purchase GI private entry.
 6Ec. 2. And be it further enacted, That all entries which have been made on lands ~bithin the limits of the said reserve, and for which the General Land Office may have issu- ed patents in regular form, not having st the time knowledge of said reserve, be, and the same are hereby, confirmed: PrOvidsd, Thss the value of the government improvements, thereon have been, or shall be. paid for by Ghs persons making said entries, or by their As- signs: And proUided .jUrther, That the same shall be paid fer within the time Gesg- mated, the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authc criEed to- and shall immediately thereafter, institute judicial proceedings against any and all of the said parties, or their assigns, failing to make said payment wiGh the view Co VScsGs the patents which may have issued.
 Src ,. And be it further enacted, That all entries heretofore made on said lends end not yet patented are hereby declared, at the discretion of the Commissioner, null and void, and directed to be cancelled by the said Com. missioner of the General Land Office, and the lands embraced therein shall be disposed of under the provisions of this act.
 Approved, July l, 1870
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01

and described ss follows, viz: commencing at point in the mean loWswater shore-lins of the bay or entrance to the bAy of San Francisco, east of the prOmontory of Point San Jsse, where the sSme is intersecGed kv the westerly line of Van Ness avenue running thence sontherly along che said ~esterly line of Vsn Ness avenue to its intersection with the northern line of Bay street; thence westerly along the north side of Bay street to iss inter- section With the eastern line of LagunA street; thence norshsrsly along the Uaid eastern line of Laguna street to the westerly shore thence ln northeastsrly, sAsterly, southeasterly. and southerly direction, following the said shore line, and including the entire water front between LagaRa street and Van Mesa aE. snus, to the point or place of beginning.
 SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That othing in this act contained shall interfere with or prejudice any valid adverse right or claim, if such exist, to said land or any part thereof. whether derived from Spain, Mexico, OF the United States, or preclude an examinA- ton and adjustment thereof by the courts.
 SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That all laws snd parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this act be, and the same are hereby, declared inapplieAbIs to the lands herein above relinquished and granted.
 Ppproved, July l, 1870
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01


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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1870-12-15

THE FREQUENT Fly. The fly IL not
only domestik critter, but friendly
one. How they git born i don't kno,
but hay thought they didn't wait tew
be born, but come just az they am.
Menny ov them are cut off in the flour
OF their youth, and usefulness. Sum
loze their lives by lighting too near the
rim ov toad's mouth, and fall in when
the toad gaps. Thousands find wa
terry grave, bi Citing drowned, in milk.
cans. Flys morally considered are like
other human beings, they won't light on
good healthy spot in a man, not if
they can find IA place that IL little raw.
l beleave they are oy temperate habits,
and altho they hang Nroud grocerys Il
good deal, never see fly the wuss for
likor but hay often seen liquor, that
was a good deal the wuss for hys
From Josh Billings,
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a GROCERYAI\N in Texas has "Knew
Syder Fur Sail"
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The GREAT SENSES TAKER-Brandy
and water
The weekly standard., 1870-08-10
Miscellaneous Items.

u believe in going to the bottom of
things" as a schoolma'm said, when she laid
a refractory lad over her knee.
A DRowsY Con- When man is sleepy,
what sort of transformation does lie desire
He wishes he were a-bed.
A RESULT OF THE Acknowledging to
the influx of Cinnamon into this country,
the edict against allowing dogs to run at
large during the summer has been relaxed.
A Western paper describes letter Of
Horace Grcely's as looking, "as if somebody
had smashed bottle of ink on it, and tried
to wipe it oil with currycomb."
A little girl who was watching balloon
ascension, suddenly exclaimed: "Mamma,
l shouldn't think God would like to have
that man 60 up to heaven alive"
"OMNIBus HoE," ETc.-What is the diff
ference between theft in an omnibus and the
second deal at cards -r,4.
One is game of the stage, and the other
is stage of the game.
Judge K, of North Carolina, is great
stickler for forms. One day soldier, who
had been battered considerably in the war,
was brought in as a witness. The Judge
told him to hold up his right hand. Can't
do it, sir" said the man. why not z" SCOT
shot in that arm, SIR" "Then hold up
your left" The man said that be had got a
shot in that arm too. Them said the
Judge, sternly, "you must hold up your leg.
No man ever can be sworn, sir, In this Court,
by law, unless he helas up aomething."
The weekly standard., 1870-08-10
The Disturbances IN North Carolina.

We have hoped to find some account that
we could trust of the disturbances that are
occurring in North Carolina; but, so far,
have not been able to gather much that
seems to be authentic. It's clear that the
dispatches of the Associated Press upon the
subject are viciously colored by passionate
prejudice, if not by downright manufacture
of talehoods, on the part OF some rebel
agent who controls the making of them.
Bye and bye we shall probably be furnished
with better. information as to the facts in
the meantime we must be cautious about
coming to hasty conclusions.
The circumstances Of the situation in
North Carolina seem to be briefly these
There are two or three Counties in the State,
west and northwest of Raleigh, in which
Gov. Holden claims that condition of ab-
solute outlawry has existed for several
months; that the Kuklux had organized
there and were raiding up and down, CON-
mi.ting outrages and murders without num-
Der that life and property were in constant
jeopardy, and that he had in vain appealed
to the better class of citizens to create
public sentiment such as would compel bad
characters to keep the peace. As a last re-
sort, be placed those Counties under martial
I. w ont nr,ooado3 En- or,,,r;vo a. c+o.a
.a3 ;,;.;" "us G t,ooooueu W oaniHo 'l.o n'a'o
,niittis ioi tns Puipose " suPpresSihs the
Vuiln .urpulence WINCH ordinary agencies OF law
meLe were Poweriess ela, 10 usai A win. ihere seems
% W of no feasonao,e s uouot Ihat t.e conallon
VI anai' "as suon Us ~ Ju9C,iy 'ilis eA''ene
'nGHsui1 Ts' M 1n t.e pai' Vi liie uo'efhor.
poa ane asuins'oh correspondent Oh inc
nVs'on Aa0er''sea Ml!'es
al AN army olncer VINO mas Just been
.hnlousn " LuaI sec.iou ou ousiiSsS says tiiae
Ine reports MnlGn nave conie Norlh OF out
iaSes ooiiinitteu " aie ny no means eHaSSsera-
teu. NO mans lile IS sale VINO gives the
ieast oHence 10 those VINO countenance the
outlaws; lhe civli authorilles aie power
iess' . auu tnis oiiicer 1hihhs hoidens course
t.e only one py wmcn PeaceaDiy disposed
ol.iZslls G coulo nc aloroed Protectlon. ihefe
are government troops at ilaieish, Graham'
ltne county seat oil Alamahce) ana fancey-
vlne, ltne county seat OF Caswcii } but their
presence naS niue enect, since tuey can only
act IN particular cases under the direction OF
the civil officers. In any special case OF out
lawry the offenders are out of reach before
the aid OF troops can be procured. In this
case the sympathies of the officers Of the
troops are unanimously with Gov. Holden.
In many instances it seems pretty certain
that some of the prominent citizens have
been arrested by Kirk, principally as hos
tages rather than upon any definite evidence
The weekly standard., 1870-08-10
For the Standard
The Kukiux Sceptre.

yesterday, in our rambles through the
City, we came across a relic Of Kukluxism,
we say relic, for Kuklux are fast becoming
thing of the past though their deeds will
forever darken the pages of history. But
the relic, let us describe it: A large size,
beautifully carved club. or perhaps 1t might
be called walking stick. The carving in
relief was representation of snake of
the cepprhead species, "a most fitting en-
blem of Kukluxism.) In addition to this
were beautifully cut hyerogiyphics, which
read as follows: By A. L. to Hon. Josiah
Turner, Jr., Editor Sentinel, Raleigh, 1862 )
This was presented, we understand, by
Klan in Lenoir County. Holding this in
his hand it is presumed the mighty King of
the Kuklux Klan would have commanded
his vassals together and with grand
flourish of his sceptrc would have decreed
the penalties to be metcd out to his enemies
But that has played out" and thanks be
to firm Executive, the Kuklux sceptre
with its poisonous serpent will never again
lord it over the people of North Carolina,
but like the Copperheads, of which it
is symbolical, it will be buried on the 4th
day OF August, 1870, alongside Of the "Lost
Cause" and this will be their epitaph Here
lies all that is left of the "Lost Cause"
the "Kuklux Klan," the White Brother
hood" the "Invislble Empire,' and the
Raleigh Sentinel all OF one family.
In life they claimed from Satan to have como,
10 natural to suppose to the dsyil they We gone.
The weekly standard., 1870-08-10
Mhgttksg Staasara
w. A. SMITH u Co,
PROPRIETORS.
(From the London Belgravia Magazine.)
The Nameiess Dead.

(From the London Bclgravia Magazine.)
The Nameiess Dead.
Why do you wal, o wind? why do you sigh, 0 sea?
Is it remorse Tor the ships gone down, win luis
pitiless shore on the lee2
Moan, moan, moan
In the dcsoate night and alone
All, what is the tale
You would fain unvell
In your wild weird cries to- me
glram OF white on, the shore = It's not the
white OF foam,
Nor wandering sea-bird's glimmering wing, for
at night no sea-birds roam.
IT'S one OF the drowned-drowned,
Of the hapless hOmeward bound
Last night, in the dark,
There pcrished bark
On the bar; and twas bound for home!
A woman's cold white corpsc-a woman so young
and fair
See, the cruel storm has entwin'd with weeds the
wealth of her weltering hair;
And the little, tue little hand
Lies listless and limp on the sand.
They had bound her fast
To wreck of a mast;
But the wild waves would not spare!
Look, aow they bound and leap-cast themselves
lar 0'cf Lhc SnOrc,
|Striyi=S 10 seize on its stranded prey, and carry
il off once more!
Or is it remorse or dread,
Or longing to bury its dead,
That makes the surge
On the ocean verge
So necessarily howl and roar2
Where do they list for her stcp? where do they
look for her face?
Where are they waiting to see her once more in
the old familiar placeg
Dead, dead, deadl
In vain will their tears be shed;
Fornot one of them all,
Alas, will fall
On that bosom's marble gracci
Why do you sigh, o sea? why do you wal, o wind9
" by do you murmur, in mournful tone, like
things with human mind?
Wall, wall, wall,
Ariiculate ocean and galei
For the loveliuess rare,
So palid and fair,
You slew in youT fury blind
Let US bear her away to grave in the church
yards calm green breast,
Where the sound of the wind and waves III strife
may never her peace molest.
Though We cannot carve her name,
She will slumber all the same
And the wild rose bloom
Shall cover her tomb,
And she shall have perfect rest
TON HOOP.
The weekly standard., 1870-08-10
Dur;no the debate in tbe Continen,

During the debate in the Continental Con-
gress on the establishment of the Federal
army, a member offered a resolution provid-
ing that it should never exceed 5000 men !;
whereupon Washington moved an amend
ment that no enemy should ever invade the
country with force exceeding 1000 men.
This joke was perfect success, and the
laughter WHICH it excited smothered the
resolution.
The weekly standard., 1870-08-10

HOPEFUL SIGNs.-In the south there are
such signs as give hope and encouragement
to the people of that section and urge them
on with renewed hearts to efforts to redeem
themselves from the thraldom of carpet bag
and scallawae misrule.-M Y. Democrat.
Just: so. Three "signs" left Fortress
Monroe on Tuesday in the shape of three
companies of artillery. They have gone
down into North Carolina to help wipe out
some of your chivalric Kuklux murderers.
Yes. We agree with you, that the signs do
look hopeful for the carpet-baggers and
scallawags" Bad for these Kuklux chaps
though-Daiiy Saratogian.
A census taker recently asked q servant
girl in the vicinity of Boston how many
regular, steady boarde,s there were in the
house. She informed him that there were
fifteen .boarders in all, but "not more'n four
of 'em is steady; the rest is dimpercrats! !"
, 1870-10-20
Personal.

It Is ANNOUNCED that Ultre Logan will close her
lecture seasun In this country next APRIL aud then
90 to Europe
"A telegram from Quebec announces the Ge1ta
On Friday night, Of uropSy Of the heart, Ut Ice
Most Reverend Charles Francois Ha.iIasgeor. Il.
D., fifteenth Eishup aud ihtfsi Archbishop Of t}ue-
b<c. He was u 5ears at age * tits time o. his de-
cease. He entered the priesthood more thau i1l1y
{eats ago, and for m2ny fears before hts eieva-
ton 10 the Archblshoptic was coaujator H,snup,
and periotmttl al1 the more ardunus iutles Of tn
Archdiocese. The Archdiocese OF Q1ebec e1u-
braces the districts Of Quebec, Of Beance, OF
Moutna6n5, u kameura=Aa, and u par. or ST.
R1e1aa- 1t CONTAINS Leg churches, - mission
chapelst one uulyefstsy. Is colleges, 20 convenIs,
fur hospitals, and four asyiatns- Taere are also
N the uiocese alx religious o1uera. TIE .a.cn-
hishop 1nec1ea ihe l8uoEs of - ecele4.Asucs auss
ss2 ciesS1 men. and The enttrt Catholic populakiJn
Of tne diocese numbered So, I0o souH.
There arc uoW On the pension rolls 1n'te
number Of the widows VI Revolutionary enl4tets
Who are over lou years Of aye. 1etrnt Inquiry
sent ont by the Pension UGlce hes enc:tesl lac
ages Of the 1oil.WinX ccnlenartsns, ~nt'se naines
xze on the PeusiCn rtLs: L. Ai0es' Ne-
iAmnrls, Ohl1, Its teafs+ anua Flaee,
ror'land, Ne, iev ss.ss; nas9y Aeuse. %.s.
basil, ua,er, Sea YORK. 1v' ycars; D'nah Vlcs.
Bsl,syue. 1enur.sss, uvvz 1to Jt.Is; Lydia Bie-
y1us, Tzyy, uaio. W. sears and h2s son 81 5eass
ula: Hastaa A1tl:e =. Luweu teutre. Hs1ue, t1l
years: K=betca rage. krene, New York, 100
{.afs; Pitcher Meh,:aole, sRhleld, Connecticut,
t.s yxar,: ataly L. Tsoub. CufJ43n, Indiana, lQ4
,...s: Nancy Henderson, LawrencesRrg. Ken
;urAy. A4 yxars; 4. Grass, Anaers-, New Hauap-
st1r, 7ov years. Many Of these were the secoed
11ye. Of The Revolutionary Veterans, who had 1osS
,nt,f s,Huses Outing - the time ,hss tiled men,.
sous Most OF thtm were born IN l.7V. tps. a
century ago, anal became marTtageahe s..4;in
few years aises the CLOSE Of The Revolutionary
suugRle-
, 1870-10-20

~hu have heretofore thrown tlcirinaaence
iii fa-"r nf the tariff, arc hcgiuuing to sec
wlu>c nrse is On the grinds.cnc, and how
IL Is he'd there. Perhaps they will join
-thc'rcop1e in the next Congress, and help
to get this odious aud rascally tax r.
Pcalrd. -
/! Tho duty is equal to os cents spr
barrel, which, il repealed, would roduse
The price Of SILT at the Onondaga works tb
S1.::5 or SLso rer barrel, and take from
'Aem the enormous profits which enable
shem 10 cruth ont oil rival producam- !,
The result Of ali this Is that the people
Of the country are rayinga tax of 100 PEI
cent on all the salt theJ- use, to enable a
single company, having hat SEQ, ,"'o
original capital, to divide several millions
Of dollars annually, and 70 crush out the
business of all rivals. congress icFles'
sra that company eeaects, = tax Of over
100 re1c cent, on ~ the sslt that is used IN
lie u1itca 'stass~. No wonder that that
cc:,1,nnv ,,,<stEcs protection, while all the
,i,,-.-ais-n.sko.s in the United States ad-
-rc:ie tho repeal of all ta1ea on that
artitfn
, 1870-10-20
Indin-The Lntr Panic 1at AtJnha-
hnd-AnctfseE SepoT Rising Force


hhmQUs&e0s
The Pail Nal Gazette Gays it had already
felt by tie residents 1t Allahabad = few weeks
siEcc respecting the alleged disafecttou in u
native regiment stationed there Was ground
lrrs. i appears ireul the papers received by
the Indian mail on October s that there va
quite panic on the subject at Allahabad, aud
these aPFleheneions were not entirely TN
fcundsd, that several companies Of Euro
pean troops had been promptly orderea to
the city, and that the Magistrate there
bad considered it deei1able to ask the
Ensorean residents By cucnl1r to desist
Chrpntclr Of tie 31st Of august publishes the
following extract ct letter from core
sroIdent in Allahabaa: avs have been in !
pano-e etticken state hare for no less thsn
three daJs, owing to the welt-kuoHn dlsa1ected
tiate of the SepoE Teslnaent (soo strongly
grtAs panic; hundreds OF families took refuge,
some II the railway stations, others 1t previ-
uurly appointed placeB OF rendezvous. all
eo1tH Of rumo1s Me, OF cure. flying about
more or less exaggerated. bnt OF this t1eEe can
! e no doubt, thar the budHaahes 4nd tho en-
together with the Sepoys. arc really batch
ing something. To-day the Assistant Adtu-
tant General and another general officer had
y1svate meeting With the Nag1atrata, 1nd it Il
believed that urgent telegra1ns have been eeut
to the military authorities At CaHnpore for
troops Rifles have been distributed to the
railway people, about 200, and it is agreed up
On BY Ill that ss soon ~ the signal guu ia
beard, every one is to fy TO the given place OF
rendezvous. There must be truth in Ill this,
otherwise the artillery would not hare beeu
served With ammunition, With spikes to spike
the la1ge siege guns, in case Of disturbance,
thels holses hatneseed night aud day, DC.
The mititary and civil authorities have NOT
warned people, though they knew full well ths
state OF Affairs Instances OF the inso.ence
AID threats at coming events By Mohamme~
dan servants sbound. II Is, in fact, a Lecond
edition OF 1857, only On . smaller ecale. II Is
remored that, ~ soou as more t1oops come,
the Fourth National Infantry will be disbsnd-
ed. The men Of that regiment we're caught
stealing AWAY from their lines at night to bold
converge With the WAhahees 1t the Chowk, =
tne Ia0e nssn IN the ssSs o, ess
eold yesterday, amounted to hundreds Of m.
pees. No 1evo1vers are to be had here.
, 1870-10-20

penasylysuis, Illinois, Michigan, kansaa,
M,nnesotr, Colorado, etc.. aud merely pass
fnn Castle Garden to tho steamer or rail
aay that 'ears them TO their destination.
The State Of New: York; however, taxes
sLen S:.5o. per head for tho privilege OF
landing on the dock IN New foFk, Alter
which they are Tree to depart There are
now settled all over the Western Ssases
.nilllon Of more 81 persons, from whom
New Aosk city has exacsed the tax OF
.'o per heao 1of tae privilege
m nefe.s passing tof"usn tnat c'1y.
:, ,Aes >! -. - eu'se't'o u. NJ o'nes l'o1t ~
'ne on'eo ola'es' nor IN .anaaa. 1oin8
6tau'4 teacu''e tue enised s'ates " *as
~ e",sua pay ~ sach 'oa' II IL 4es'ea
e1e!ua'se'y apon tnose ianolne J" Se"
aosh Guy: ......, :.
ane oo'eet ot tne proposed convention
- :" .aA' "ni.'si ae''on III aeasna'o9 luz
Aoo'','oa u 'n.s 'a1 upon '1a'el1esss ana
~ 4 '""' 'ne po'. VI Ne"
i'fA et4l'4 o7 i'ee j" taoSa WAC
may enos'se 10 en'e5 A. u
''So l,lolose' ~ ulee upon congress tns
""F'iets " es'ao4leo1ns' on 1ue n'es VI
oAo u tuo sose1anent iol's II tne natoof
oi Ne" AosA' q sei'esa. oepot 1or ina"a-
grants, "nete 'nes can pe projected IRON
'he ''l1s'nS ~no foo 'nen "nefe tneS can
eet foofeas tor grievances on sh,pooaFo'
anu "oeoce 'neJ Gun oe 1orwafuea 70 @hen
oes'ipa'aon. ~ proposed 10 take thaa
business o"' o. ''.e nanas OF tao taleses
VINO govern 40" iotS cry ana to place II
IN tIe uanos ol o1uce1s AotulnG authority
, 1870-10-20
REPUBLICAN CANVASS.


ApPatueWcHtY OF <PN1tk kcrEs
Tho foll-v1n- ere utlcta!:y eaa ,iii.ccd hy tae
E,afe ttn14al Catu-n4t.s~:
Guye:ner K j. OtiLE9Ri will Sncax IS fol-
lows: ...-...
Ts>rts. ThurM,ay October ea
.Ntsws, Friday. Urto'rT q. .....-...,
Governor oxie4es viii s7t&A on!5 as aoaouncsa
by this committee.
t;enernl JOHN a. LOGAN. canitt4tc for s,oa-
tt.$s1nan at f.7tCr, N1}a sl,raf As fninws:
(srIfnE1l't, FrtsfAF, Ucf4sfss q. T. m.
General 10zIa VI >p.ak onay 81 annoaneeA hS
General T. i. RATES, State Treasurer, w.u
f1f1l a. folt.wt:
r.kin, Tnur*t1y, tlrtns.ersc.
Tcursa, Friday, Ucltater q.
Hon N'N. I. FIERCE. Rtpuhsic1n cla,lt9aN
fo- Stat. >+u4ror, C:.nsseu'o bi-sstct vii sneak
a..
Nonec. Uctrt,'rsn
IIl,,nc. uC:. .er 81
j. " KIr.l HELL, Hrpnsi,fcan candidate TOT
cooEnss n 1hr T. nth Onsrcs>:osal n!St.:ct, viii
E|,rsE as follows:
Jrr-eyv,lie, Thursday. Octater ~.
iI1tsIir. II day. nHf.rt ct. ,@
lInu. LYMAN TEtfMDCLL viii sreas al fol-
]aNa:
1:iocmlnrton. 0csnhe7 -. evening.
linn II. l. :sEKIt1 ARu. Rcpunitcsn csnit11te
tut Congress IN the TAatl district, Will speak As
follows:
srsktor, 1a D.ys+es cra-tJ. Tnursday, oeto-
war en-. do narttss cauuts, Friday, ocso-
Ier Il.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1870
REPUBLICAN, A0MiNAJlons,

Fri Rertesenrarve IN coucrcss tnr tna State At
Iayrr, General JOHN 4. LOGAN.
State Treasurer, ERASTIIS n DATES.
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DATEMAN,
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