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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

Tho deiisery "f Joe above mentioned snrpcs io com ulrnec a- s-l as ihe c'inrtcs duly aTprved m Jaumuy lsi iell ahd ihe delisery the-eof csnfnua thereafter at surl times asd in such qaies ff.n lime u7 n- tii Jniy s ir7i mag io dieniseI ss tirec- ted hy ue several Pot Qa'ferna-iers af the ss iocn- The lSrlsy furns shed be cieAH ncrehsni- able cun nf barley uf te le.i qnay and delivered s god srug sac and he hay pus' t of ie bes, quality which thc d-ici airis ana delivered the ssck sih iiatf uf other suitable material under ti's sfrss secp The Hay fnfu tlr ground
 An supplies received .ti5ec- Co iusrc;iuu lf. 'he r'cei'ing .HfF nd iu , disagreement btvyeeu si'd o1es aud te cufrf,f line guaffy quality o the saFplies delivered commanding flecr f ne l-- shall appoint ioud of orccr. tu,csf gate aud determine tht auosiaB a issue and fc finding f sueli Nsfi approved by ihe -si eouinaper Abal b rcfefed aud taken as the hual ad dsila.u oi al foe gnegruces if'iss'ss ls ~ made separately fs stiele md Co each fst and pnf atls uill le nevei ff szr -uahls iNron q" inc snTIles required i eiihef of he I-1is
 An rroresa must be made a trrlrais ui,i a copy of tbsEsuia ant sicr-ssi1l h.lsr g be repaired to give cp1tracf tia' may be awarded fhe guarantee fof the ia.iAi'li lcfioTiz--nre of tAe sainc.
 hach hid nls, t'e accompanied ty god asd sa-ricn, gnarartfr ruIn tan I-lslrn Wlase saige s - rlg-d by Cisrk ,f Csar of Ilsr1 eiiiag frfh h i a'y Hli a ihe sfcu 0f ts accfTtancs give Enfls lud aud -eoy m fuiaiassut f cutraet in oase an aEard ]. made a fs,,r ,S tli- hidaer
 1lie uame ans place ot residence os each bidder and i ars- asslaE ys,gsa. tts name of eseh lud.. Nisal srD -T s iie tfia must se Wittru in fA well ti- Ir1a uasiu~
 Frfs tsHsf b. -iri-u an sis1 rlss-i is ,ss. asd vils~ stated 60 q Y Legal Teuisr Sufes
 faymeui Wiii h- Esds hIuas -uay ts fur. ui-tci hy f4r nifrd tf fiie pllrr and aie dis- 4 fs -r-s .f fls artsass f,alas, tai'd 'as had ls" sr fse'i t' VII as gs-s v als rryrifing irsf uu Ta lrsnf irsde thereafter iaHsls usy i.s reeei Fsii fsr tbat Iaari.
 PrIr.sis fe l@ eushsed a enfslafe and iuiorsrd- Proposals ff Ctru tF itsi y7 ir Hay b- deity rFud 4i Camp HuSigAi Gaalp Verde. Camp llafs Nf-ek sad d.rs.srd tH fi4s andefsEnei
 fi hs dlsr-iY uarrf,fss that tjtaHilfiss above s"~a'.ea 'r h+ +qnoes ha' vili Ffbaoy Oe rsl ir.-. si fhaf fhr yA-cuoss vf i- tay fs-ic is,-i esassa.Fz8le diaasatoa ef guan. ufas
 fi.-~a, mrut h- ruuss -1s-s s sse csrasrs. of nis His .ftsfinf ll, Fsii ~rsi uuies tis f-r ssss.s Efss=aAAiiu Sse1u lTt~au n lsrssa oF uy stif'rary Ai tiss ''feEiing a rhe bi-.
 hE rEisf is fs-HFs aay aud al hids is rcservsd
 No csafrsff rsssir tnsf this fii b. ,aisHs-i is fros auti siGssv-d by he Ds4rzHen aud Dtisi,r C.lHiialasuifgl.
 C W POSTER
 csp,aa and Ass.siaut (. C.iarreginasfcr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
O.asT3as General Eeesoa Throughout
 the xeuto.y.

To aU iThom i nsay Concern
 whrr-.s aad-r aa Act ,s ne Cougrrss s ,=e Urised sife. cuted An Aci e-srfrm the srloriioaaSi and Insua c.r-as iaut uf hs Tsrrt,a ,f Arzaua sTravcd Narch s is73 f Tfs,id-si tlas tscre shall be held iisrrh.ul ihs Terriory. oH Tuesay sner tle irs N 8s.isy tn Noseuier 70 he year one thoasana eight hanred sud seventy an el-cfr r nemtrs oG tho srst i-ri.;ire Ass~ssbiy srs e an TeEH.lip cssuty aud Di-'r~i ooe> and fs Deirgaie ths Tossy -ser,ypA C.azrrss sE tse C sii~l S,atess aud
 Whereas h is fihrr ps,riiea ssid Arf that li shall Se the dsy st ,Ae Goverssr order eiso by proc. hasan 10 hr sssed Isss than n0aihs FFesivas sad Gay.
 Nor thrrefsre l. A T. K sas,rd Governor os ths Tsrriisyf AF4aaa 10 parsaance of tbe duty cniaucd uIs'o so ss-say ysdss C'sssr Election Co be held uran the day prescribed ia said At t,~its Noveulr is7o sna aiso drssHae ihs following osce. b, filed -ll elvriiaa vit
 Delegate 'o the Fo'y-scooad cobges. uf 'he United s'aics-
 Nine 60 Members of the Territorial Council and ssA ten sD Memtyr d ,hs Territorial Hoass of RsISs.sHia- aves follows,
 The County uf Pima fosr 60 Member of the Council and righ, @ Metnbei. uf tbs Houss
 The Courty Of Yunaa (O Member of the Coaaoa and thrce C3D Menbers of the IIvs.e The Cuuiies of Nohave aod Pah Ufs eofahsned one , Member uf The c0ass and ID Member Of fhe HO, ihe A'fnty p sFaiat three tn Acm0cfs oi tke Gen. cil aud s.E @ Mtrnaors ofths ii,aze.
 Als' n each County. ihres @ Supervisors. sberiG Dstrrt Aurhey Coahty Ree,alss County Treasurer County Surveyor, tsvgs) Carouen, aud Paeas AdmiH. irstur
 Also 10 oach Eier6n Precinct n each tf sid ooaniiss uhe aud than 'wo @ Coustahles ssd S25 ssis s-s! ;ay s'ss.s .. sr' f- rrl's = a IuTlafon of than eight hundred persoas to hs asertuei ty the Prolate Coan additional Justice of hs Peace
 Given under my hand and ihe Great Sal ai said Ter ft sl rit"ry a, Tuesn this Seventh day of septcta R~ - Der A. b. le7O
 A. X. sATFOKD. By the GGverBor.
 CoLEs BAsnFoKp,
 Secretary of Arrrnna Territory
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

iHRtGArfoN.-The locaio-s Of ihe Salt Riscr Ditch held meeting Co Prescott on Ssiardsy llc lo;h 'n-t and elected Capt. Sol shoup. President oi the eompany. and C A. Luke Svcr,frry The meet nS then asIournod !, oe,oi.er isi, ~isro a subscription book wil br olcncd 10 glose wi-l,. tug 10 take stock in ilic company
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

TuE NEw RsAp.-Lisnt- ]. t. K ug came in from the road Co MeDpwvil on Tuc-dty ior suPpiie-. aud reporis thd sork fayorai ly and rnr .aly progressing. Also IRai muvh more ia,nr mus, se expanded 70 ulake passablc road shan at ur.t ssfils. sted
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

MoRE BUILDINGS WASTEp.-why don't some of our, ,cni,aprising property owners erect bniid- jugs to rents There has been something of de- nand, within a few weeks past, ny professional gentlemena aud o,bers, for offices and rooms. Small, convenient bntlps. could be built at It. tl. expense which would soon pay for lheniselses in rent. t s-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
ARIZONA STAGE LINE.
 La paz to Prescott.

g=A~h Regular Weekly Trfps, r=<xG hy st,1s, -i,h the M.ii win ls nads
 between Ia PaS and Presoatt. A fyr. horse rssenger stage will leave La Paz every Hatardsy connectug h ths he stages the California end of hs Inc ruan San Beruarlifo arriving WieksAhaEe ea AHZay- and zt Prescott Tuesdays. Pzzsengcfs r@- turning u arrive af Ia Faz FIidays connecting aA ise stas isf California iai departs saturday morning EE- Packages &e, forwarded on reasonable terna
 LAMBS GRANT. cOotractos Pfsseor o-sober 7 lsse.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post ofiice al Prescott, Ter rtory Of Arizona, on the lst day of August, ls'o 2 To obtdu any of tliesc Letters the applicant must call for Advertised Letters" give the date of this Lis, and pay two cents for advertising s.r <; 4.slSa soT wiihn one month, they will be Amt t.n In. n.tah rfinr nfIiln
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

EsoaPEpS-Two dc.vrfcrs from Fort whipps. whose capture was lately Ruilccd n thc MiSEs. ~erv -cntrnred to lengthy confinement aiiaci- q to i'all and chAin. Lat saaasy IAuTBiag they managed to rri out of the guard housr lhrougl tl,e roof and insie .to.sd i,eir e-tsts'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

oi O'T.-1hc Charter me nbers of the o'pe' oi Good Tempiars, and all wishing 10 be. .o"e c''arter members oi the same, are requested ~ '"es' al The Masonic Hall, on Tneaday evening, Se''e'nbcr 70. By order oi CommIitice meg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

Our facilities ks Pirchasing and arrangements Er sell tag fully completed and eTrf TO TIFF rRApE fuh Snck of Merchandise in each depariHeui corn' sisisE an articles esqnred fr and saabe throughout .he Territory.
 dat bcnehi of every raisur Merchant buy a< uslnsicai of in San rancsoo esewhrreiherhy hy sse-Asg tho expenses ani aEpovances oi lunr and ieioas barney and the ~s of lrs, poEns hms nec's sasy receive their punsss enabling tfm 10 nerrase iheiT pr'fi. with the or les capital invested
 Orders by letter receive carsf u'Iehon inc same al though the parties themselves present.
 In a word GUARANrEE sATI-FAcToN in Igiees <nallty quantity, and assoruept of g'ssdss
 CGrrucy and Ruliion Fenslyed ai latest San Funrsc' q'iotatsus snli . a sa-.s lee s. .l7cd HOOPER WHITING S co.
 AuEoHa City A. T., Sept lst lsio.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

To be sold by Public Auction Saturday the 18th day of October ls70, Camp Hualpa A. T. (ate Canp TGate) the following property belonging ,o the United States
 SIX (6) HORSES, no longer needed by Government. Terms VI sale cash in Uaiied stntcs Legal Tender Notes.
 Sale 10 coirmcnce precisely ct o'clock P M
 l.. l.. MuLFORD, sepl7t5 First LieuL Jl Cav. A. A. C. NJ
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n o' srAeE.-Dr. J. II. Pierson. Dr. soulc, wm. p,oNh and Missionary woman came on tbe stage lssrsday uigbs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
STORAGE AND FORWARDING.

Perfies 10 Niekenhurx Pre@coft and other intsrsor
 his are notified that have al he EhFsnberg Landing iAfe ai15e aafchUasf win good shuRie rolL rrisred io recsve sud trSArd goods of every desrss si s uE rafes any other parties rnFased n the os y M BRYAN
 Lhrvnberg A. T. Sept ls,. lsFe.
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TO QUARTZ MINERS.

have naie arran-esns have arsavs of Gcd and Silver csrety nrstr and Niii rccrive saAiTies frses fa l,y rnA express enclosing dogkr gsssa back aaa FCtuTn crrlleste hg nlail.
 GEO. T. S. CURTIS. Carr czSs. s EAroN. I5s Montgomery q, aEgxIsG san fraBcisoe
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Acw Adrcrtiscmcnts.
ARMY SUPPLIES.

OFFICE CiIIEF DIsBURSING OFFICER NORTHERN Di~brH,iNC Di-IIdCT. AEIzUAA
 IoET WHirrLEi A. T., Sept. l5,h ls7O. }
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D. HENDERSON & BRO. W hoIesaIe and Retail Dealers i'm

Groceries, Provisions, Wines. Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Clothing, Dry-Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hardware, Tinware, GlaSsware, Crockery, Mining and Farming Tools, Paints, Glass,
 Oils, Putty, Stationery,
 Cutlery, Confectionery, Perfumery, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Medicines, Children's
 Toys, Fireworks, &c. Tbey par,irrr inviie he special attention os Fayrsrs io tteir AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTS, consisting ui al kiEds 0
 Plotrs, Cuitieators. DOa1Re Skooei Pl0us, Seed SsrSrs aud Wheelbarroes,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

4 fan suppiy sf sr n. Patent Medicines 1IA Asbs krspsIit pssesr Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
For sale or Rent.
Lo.o.F, ARIZONA LODGE, NO. |,

<zz5. Regular Meetings of shh Lodge ca wef, s<<cSoE pesday Evenings. si Masonic HAA ssm-
 S'"vN bers of tue oIdeE. ia good standing are invited Co attend T. s RUFF No E J. COOK as
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

CaF,aia and Ass siaut (. lar'crnasfcr. C1f uish en.f-.f N.afhssu lli.u Iiss Afisnua-
 ssfasgsb
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
NEW HARNESS SHOP

Harness Saddles, BriAies etc, made and repaired Bins youf Wask, l r4rrarca 10 do \ well s, rtasouablc prices. F. GOTHOLD
 AasI3-u
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Secretary of Arizona Territory. i,r7 '''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

Scale" Prop, ls. [, Tr,pli ate. will be received at tlis O.lcc unil nDpn. uu
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24

eaily explainahle fpm the hct, that most
Of Tie so-0lled nanufaclueis un1untand
far nanss sbont the outsids thaa thay d Of
the inside Of tie instrument; hence, while In
NOS. parloEs Ne mes with snowy and highly
finished cases, the intarioe, are TOO frequently
worthless. - saA-'
Wcourse there are many sound and re-
liable makRs-men Who comcienlioWly give
to their purchasers moneys worth for
money, but the difficulty IS to find them, as
the be-: Pianos are not always made by
those firm, who have received the largest
number Of Medals and Honorable Mentions,
distinctions, which, by the by, are often too
easily Obtained from the managers Of InSti-
tutes and Exposiiions.
Speaking from personal experience, we re-
commend to the attention Of those intending
purchasers the Pcsn: ir:cn Piano, which is
Manufactured By ''The Arion Piano Forte
Company, 554 Broadway, n. y, As being
an instrument which has greater power, viii
stand in tune longer, and in its mechanical
construction is more perfect. and therefore
more durable than any instrument constructed
in the usual modern style, producing thereby
an extraordinary evenness throughout the
scale, combined with an excellent singing
quality and purity of vibration.
Parties in want of frst class instrumen,
cannot do better than to call NJ the ware
rooms, where they can judge for themselves
Wal Sired Journal, y. Y.
A full stock of these celebrated Piano
can he found at 215 North Sixth street, st
Louis, No.. and sold at Eastern prices, b!
A. J. Viele, General Agen, for the Souti
and West. nuv17-d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24

Permanent, and recruiting parties and re-
crlits not available for assignment, loo:
general service on duty in bureaus or DEPART
ments, $40; ordnance department. zoo;
West Point detachment, nj; signal corps,
So; hospital stewards, 1853: ordnance ser
geantS, FL; available recruits AT depot, AS:
recruits sent from For, Leavenworfh to bat
talions of artillery. Sept. :Oth, and Oct. 9TH,
1870, d; total officers and enlisted men in
the army, "a, $40. The General states that
in compliance with the law Of Congress the
number of commissioned officers mus be ~
duced from , ASS to 2,2717 by the lst of JAN
uarv, next. The enlisted men must also he
reduced 10 80, 900 by the LIST of July next.
He c,nsratulates those in the service, and is
much pleased with the efficiency and disci-
plinc, aud STATES that although they are scat
tered all over the United States no trouble is
created, and that they perform their dutieS
in Soldierlike manner.
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PRUSSIA.

THE NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION.
BERLIN, Nov. 20.-The treaty admitting
the states Of Baden and He>se into the North
German Confederation has b-en signed.
Bismarck will lie represented in the North
German Parlime,is by Herr Del Bruck.
THE RESULT OF THE PRUssIAN ELECTIONS
is as follows; Conservatives, l29; Free Con-
seratives, 81; Old Liberals. 10; National
Liberals, lO4; Left Centre, is; ForSchritl,
fl; Poles, ~; Pa1icularis,~. d: Catholics,
43: I-udefined. 81
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upon changing exi-eIler b s~indlet
'.D;ci Sriveller'' Is this bulls name. His
god fathers history win te found in Dick
ems ncvel:. We may Is eel add tha. tbs
mistake II the printing Of his name e
ch.r-ed entirely TOM. SIS bad cairogaphy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Getting Married.

Essays FOR lorSG MES, on Social Evils, and
the propriety or improperly Of getting Married.
with sanitary help for those who feel untitled Sog
matrimonial happiness. Sent free, sealed en-
velope.. Address, HOWARD ASS CATION.
Box p Philadelphia, Ia. 2Ol&wl23
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lIIAs

LONDON, Nov. IA special correspond
ent Of the New York Tribune, 1T Berlin. this
date, telegrsphs Us follows:
The British and Russian Ministers both
say that the danger of 4 rupture is abatins.
Herr Del Bouet has returned iron, Yer
sailles.
Advices from Prince Frederick Charies's
headquarters say that the Tours Government
must move or be captured.
All leaves Of absence to British guards
have been cancelled, and orders issued to them
to prepare for active service.
LoNpoS. Nov. 22-The !shiipi..s Gazette
mentions that French products, fabrics. DC,
may be bought now in France at iabulously
low prices. owing TO the war and the par
alizafion of commerce
A HOPELESS MISSION.
Parties arrived from Versailles lately va =
hopeless mission, TO efed an armistice.
THE FRASc-THECRs.
The Lnxemburg Echo SAYS the FRANC
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. 81. LOUIS NARKEF.

ST. IOCIS, Nov.
FLoCE-ouic. and i-na; super "a IS; y, 81 50;
XN. - !5,Sl %: XXX, s5ood5 50.
WHEAT-Dull and lower: No2, spring 81 a09
o5; new red fall 81 AAl IS; No z, 81 sol IS
CORN-Dull ard lower; new mixed JOc; white
SEE. bulk rev Yellow s2ae5c; old white e43e7e
sacked.
OATS-Inactiye and dull at S9@s3c.
BAELEY-Firrn and held at higher Figures
strictly prime spring 9.c: choice Z. 20.
RYE-Dull ard holders apart.
PROVISIONS-Lower.
PORK-S29 od2lpo.
DRY SALT SHOULDEHS-s,ae; clear rib ll1<d
lcc; clear sides PC.
BACON-Supply and demand very limited +: old
shoulders 13l1 g; new clear sides ISL.
LARD-IOwer NJ 12ital2sxc.
HIGHWINES-Quiet at Sic;
HOiS-Firm at So 9Ol6 %.
CATTLE Quiet at 81 50@5 80 FOR fair to prime
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ST. LOUIS.

An Unfortunate Domestic AAietion.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. "a most unfortunate
domestic affection came to light to-day-dis-
closing another instance ofthe hanlessness and
perfdy of man. A young girl of highly re-
Specialize family, who has been missing three
weeks and whose whereabouts could not be
ascertained BY the sharpest detectives, was
brought home late last night by an old negro
man in a state Of high delirium. Powerful
medicines were administered and reason re-
stored for brief time, during which it was
ascertained that the girl had been sednced
BY a wealthy married man, holding a high
social position, and that she had been taken
to disreputable house where abortion
was performed BY two physicians in good
standing, and when the small amount Of
money, provided by her sedncer, had been
exhausted she was cent heme almost a raving
maniac. The names Of the parties concerned
will not be disclosed at present. but they
all move in high circles, and the affair
creates intense excitement and indignation.
The Coroner has charge Of the matter and
will make 4 thorough examination. The
lady is in critical condition and it is feared
will die.
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH.

Markets 0Y TELEGRAPH.
STOCK Market.
New Y0RK, Nov. -.
None. easy II SyS-
Gold very active; olsnei at n5.; advanced to
Il; closed at iIssAIl3..
CIesrznces SIS, 0oo, 0O0.
Governments steady though late in the afternoon
10 ,0s and few Of the 30 issues advanced from y
to q per cent closing quiet.
sis. 13l4; &c, -; '6i, !; 81, "a; new,
"a; &C., ss.si 'ss, ~; 1910, az; IS, Io,..
No6> 5i:i-
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MARK TwAIN's audacity is as remarkable
rs his humor. \ few weeks ago We remarked
upon curious criticism OF his book in the
London Saturday Rerer. the writer Of which
WIS evidently in doubt Just where his serious
simplicity left of and his fun hexan; and we
recommended the humoris to reprint the
article Among his Gulcry Memoranda"
The ingenious r,agazinist copies our para
raph, and preiends 10 take us at our word;
I'd many readers will get some distance into
i"extract from the Nairray Eericc - be-
they discover that ID is another most ex.
igant burlesque BY Mark Twain himself,
swildest and best manner. Some per-
indeed, may read the whole withou,
ing the joke; and We have before Us
ph from . perplexed paper, which
Of Mark Twain's having /" repro
Saturday Refers notice" bat de-
il can have been intended for " a
iticism," and inquiries: "Who Is
Twain, the London SATURDAY,
he Boston -idpotiSr.'' We can
mocent inquirer that he can find
completely and comically de-
king carefully into the next
1nters-Boston Adret.xr.
Thompson denies the charge
in an article In the Brook
.be Blonde Brigade.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
A miniAlralOr'A Sale Of Real
Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN subscriber, Administrator de hoan< non, Of the
Estate Of J. Il. Pickering, deceased. will cell st
public sale At the door OF the Court Housr. in tho
City OF Leaven WORTH u clock in The afiernOan
of saturday the 18th day Of December, A. b. 1870,
the following described Zeal Estate situate In Leav
enw0Fth County, kansa., TO vit: The south half
Of the northwest quarter Of section eleven, town
ship ten, range twenty-One. THE. - Of the n. v.
u Of sec. II, town. 10. range 81.
TkeY@Cash in hand.
". r. bfIER. ADMINISTRATORS
q. tsss sop II the Estate Of e. Pickering, decd.
nUyi.dltw3w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24

LONDON, Nov. l9.-NOt one word oil news
has been received from Paris since the 9Th.
A special despatch from Tours. dated Nov.
10. says: 4 great Republican demonstration
vas made here tonight. The crowd par.ded
the streets and went To the Hotel de Vile,
where all the speakers declared their willing
ne>s I" die for the Republic.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24

THE p,rcs, and sweetest God Liver Oil in
the world is Hazard Il Caswelrs, made on
the sea-shore, from fresh selected livers, by
Caswell. Hazard & Co., New York. 1t is
absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all Others.
Physicians have decided it superior to any
of the other oils in market. Sold by all
druggists. Ndtu&fr
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Reports from Tours.

TOCEs, Nov. 2l.-The balloon irici,
has just arrived and brings news con;rodic-
ting Edward About's accout Of the feeling in
Paris. The victory of Coulmieecs adds fresh
courage to the Pari-ians. and there is III
apprehension for the supply Of food.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 22.-The American
WOman's Suffrage Association met Al Case
Hall this morning for its first annual meet
ing. The session will continue to-day and
Tomorrow. After IL o'clock, Col. l.. W.
Higginson, first Vice President. called the
meeting to order The attendance was quite
small, not more than fifty or sixty persons
being present. Among the prominent, wo-
men and men Observed at the meeting were
Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell and husband,
Judge Bralwell, q. NJ. Burleigh, Miss
Amanda NJ. Mysol,, Col. Daniel 8. White,
Miss Susan Il. Anthony, Judge White, Mrs.
Willard and others.
Sophia Smith Of Massachusetts, made a
bequest for the establishment Of college for
women. Mr.. Simmonds Of Boston, has
given half million dollars to enable young
women to learn trades and professions by
which they can earn livelihood. Wyo-
ming has extended suffrage to women, who
now vote on the same terms az men and the
results are all that could be desired. Utah
has done likewise. The Legislatures Of New
Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Connecticut,
Ohio and Missouri, each gave respective
hearing to petitioners.
Col. T. w. Higginson then addressed the
Convention in few remarks. He said the
West had the controlling influence Of the
gathering, and had a greater influence than
all the South. Those who are here now from
the distant States are but handful, being
only strong in their good will. This is the
first birth day Of the Association. During
the past year our association has done moth
lug to blush for, and if it has not transformed
the world, it has not money enough to make
the change. Our Executive Committee has
been well worked for the past year, and if
anything has been done wrong, now is the
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