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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

Indiana grants dvorces for 1" settled aversion"
 Not content with q young American chief admiral the Japanese have placed their land forces under the command of New York colonel of volunteers
 Says the Boston Folio kate Fields lecture was refined and interesting. 0lve Logans was silly and stale, Anna Dickinsons was brazen and vulgar, and Josh Killings was coarse but smart"
 A sailor at the Brooklyn Navy Yard explained to curious andsrnan, the other day, how prize money is divided 1t is sifted through ladder" he said; What falls through goes to the officers what sticks the sailors get.
 Dom Piatt very well says "The cheapest phil anthropy is that which frees somebody eses ngger. Had these slaves belonged to us, instead of to the South is there any one simple enough to believe that we would have had war of emancipation,
 Mark Twain says: :" To be hanged in New Hamp- shire is happness-it leaves an honored name behind man and introduces him at once into the best New Hampshire society in the other world.
 gentleman in Boston, who takes business view of most things, when recently asked respect jag person of quite poetic temperament, re- pled "Ohl he Is. one of those men who have soarings after the infinite, and dvinngs after the unfathOu.able, but who never pay cash"
 new Sunday law closing the barber shops and clearing out bootblaeks rom the streets has gone into effect in Washington City. The law, ii Is said, was originally introduced into the Council by leading colored barber.
 iOM@hNo hn poittttu 'ciiJs -l0 people. In this way Iowa manages to count up a cities.
 A boarding-hou keeper at Keokuk, Iowa, ? kept corpse in the house uEtil the board bill was paid.
 The three swords that Gen. Butler took from Mrs, Florence were merely ornamental weapons they were not made for fighting. Still they would have done just as well for Butler.--Prentiee.
 Chicago beggar has a fortune in a child wlth five fingers and three thumbs on one hand.
 FremOnt's recent nlDess is supposed to have been caused by mistake In parting his hair. As long as 1t is parted in the middle he enjoys good health, but just get one hair on the wrong side and his messiye brain becomes unbalanced, ,-Bos Ion Past. Aab Esess4 1t k v ~
 To make m excellent door mat, take an inch plank of the size desired, and bore three-quarter inch holes through t with their centers two inches apart; into these draw dampened corn husks, and trim of about two inches long on each side. This is good citber side up. Anybody can easily make one, and every one can keep his boots clean much to the qualification of good houseleeepers
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL District in and fur the county of Yavapai and Territory of Arizona.
 JohS C. MORRISON, Jr, Plaintiff
 ra Order of publication. W. O. DAVIS, Defendant
 In pursuance of execution issued out of the District Court uf the Third Judicial District in and for Yayara county, Territory of Arizona by the clerk of said Court the 10th day of November A. D ls6g to me directed directing to make Of the goods the above named defendant the of two thousand five hun lred twenty two and s5l0O dollars (s2 52 s) together with one hun dred thirtywo and 9lOO dollars and dsbtlrsrup, to satisfy judgment rendered in the District Court ah1re said against the defendant W O. Davis and in favor of the plaintiff for the fore said of money On the 10th day of November, A. D. 1869.
 have therefore levied upon and will expose to sale al public auction, to the highest bidder in of inc Court House in the town of Prescott county of Yavapi and Territory of Arizona Saturday the 18th day of De eember, A. D le69 at II o'clock m. of said day the fol- lowing described property, Co wit:
 Four hundred and ten l4l0 feet of minnR ground nn the first eastern extension the Vul,ure lode situated in the county of favaPa and Territory of Arizona
 JNo. l.. TAYLOR. E f,-.. Shend of Yayapai county Prescott, Arizona, Nov. 27 ls69 novgifi sS The above sale Is postponed request of defend. ant and by consent of plaintiff until Thursday the o0tb day of January, A. D. 1870, at II o'clock A. A
 JOHN L. TAYLOR sherin
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DIR. DOHERTY's
To Correspondents.

Patients finale or femeie) residing ia any per q ihe States and Territories however distant aho wat s' ths opinion and advice of DR DOHkkIi h A~I -,,,s. pectve cases and who think proper Co snpmh i i, statement of sach in preference to holdinR is.ie. terview are respectfully assured that their tions will be held most sacred DIX DVhbh- .-ard this opportunity of observing that on ieefs ny and replied to only by himself and the ia''s' ~ possible. . ..o,si eorn.
 if the case be f and canddly described Sss muniea.ion will he unnecessary, as nsuuouons s \. ,,u regimen and the general treatment Of the case hss sna ding inc remsdies) will he forwarded withoai oeAl ss n such manner as to convey no idea Of the PuiP''' letter parcel SD transmitted
 Consultation by letter or otherwise hee'
 Permanent cure guaranteed or no ray, u D
 Address, w. K. DOmihn m .'..,.,a z, Cal
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For Sale---At a Bargain.

The lot Gurley and Gane streets fronting l5O feet each street and running back the alley together with the buildings thereon. occupied by D. Tender & Bro A Store will hc sold a bargain. No finer stand fur store liquor saloon be had in the rcds leading from the Toll gate Wckenburg Iapaz and rIoson, rass in frou; uf the lot
 Possession will be given in about two months " their brick store in course of erection, be compile ted befre
 For further particulars apply al the store.
 D HENDERSON N mo
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spermassrrhsa.

pR. DOHFRTY has just published an inrofAh' is isa phiet mbodying his owh views aod exPsnener. on ton to Impotence or viriy, being shun ~ 'phy,eai spermatorhea or Seminal Weakness Nsi'veS uS isr Dis Debility consequent upoq ths Anec"""' ~
 eases of the Sexual Organs. ,.s ,,,oos yalus
 This little work contains information o ,hs sn, yKr to ali whether married or single and VII VI .,.mrs f by mail on r,aslTt of Six Csnts In postage '~"i- return PSslage' w.K. poHERrY Mp.
 sSsi,, AaaI.A' San Francisco oaL
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Poetical Quotations.

Iris not enough to help the feeble ur, But to support him after. True hope Is swin and flies with swallows wings; Kings |, makes gods, and meaner creatures kings.
 Iris cruelty To load falling .. Iris better to be lowly born. And range with humble liver- in content Than to be perkd mp In glisiedsg gFief And wear a golden sorrow.
 To climb steep hills Requires slow pace at first
 The learned rate Ducks to the golden fool With mirth and laughter le, old wrinkles come.
 When mAidens sue Men give like gclf.
 The fire ' the flint Shows not t! t hc struck.
 The tongues of dying men Enforce attention like deep harmony. Two stars keep DO, their motion in one sphere. Iris better playing with liou's wheip Than with an old one dying To business that we love, we rise betimes, And go tCt with delight There's divinity that shapes our ends, Rongh-hew them as we will The sweat of industry would dry and die But for the end it works to. Q Fits a dull fighter and a keen guest.
 To such as boosting show their scars A mock is due. The Avil that men do lives after them. The good Is oit Inferred with their bones. Iris time to fear when tyranis seem to kiss.
 Unbidden guests Are often welcomesi when they arc gone There is history in all men lives, Figuring the nature of the times deceased. ... Triaes light as air, Are to the jealous combinations strong AS psoofs cf holy writ There are more things in heaven and earth Than are dreamt of in yuur philosophy Where fair is not praise cannot mend the brew. .F To wilful men. The injuries that they themselves procure Mnst Dc their schoolmasters. e The thing that. heavy in itself Upon enforcement Hies with greatest speed. There is some soul of goodness in things evil. Would men ohseryingiy dsti ii out That sir which serves and seeks for gain And follows but for form Will pack when 1t begins to rain, And leave thee tn a storm aI-G
 What king SO strong Gas tie the gall up in the slanderous tonguei That which in mean men we enti,le patience Is yale, osid soSaEiice !a noble breasts. They tha, stand high have many blasts to shake them And if they fall they dash themselves to pieces.
 ENA 6 Topersist COD In doing wrong extenuaies not wrong, But makes it much more heavy. -sgsf Though tfo-s that are betrayd Do feel the treason sharply, yet the traitor Stands in wore case of ft Uneasy hes the head that wsars crown. Thrice Is he armed that hath his quarrel just And he but naked though lockd up in steel Whose conscience with injustice is corrupted.
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Administrators Notice. Estate of ALoNZo YOUNG. Deceased

NOTICE Is hereby given, by the undersigned " Administrator of the above named estate to :se oreditos or and all persons having claims against .a deceased to eAhiht the to the undersigned at his residence in Prescott County of Yavapa Territory of Arizona within twelve months from the first publication of inis h'loe' l.. n. HOOPER
 Administrator Prescott, Dec, ls le69 naIGon
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A R M Y $ D LIE S, CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
 sub-District of Upper Arizona.
 FORT WHIPPLE, A. T., Dec. 24, 1S69 Sealed Proposals in Duplicate, will be received by the undersigned, at this ofiice until
 Tuesday, January g. 1870 at twelve o'clock M, for supplying the United States Government,
 At Fort WbippIe, A. IT., With Four Hundred (iO0) Tons of shelled Corn or Barley, Of two thousand e eoe, pounds to the ton
 At Camp Date Greek, A. T., With Two Hundred (2oo) Tons of shelled Corn or Barley of two thousand e, 900, pounds to the ton oI At Camp Verde, A. T., With One Hundred dOo) Tons of shelled Corn or Barley, of two thousand (2,O0O pounds to the ton.
 At Camp at Toll Gate, A. T.,
At Camp Verde. A. T..
At Camp at Toll Gate. A. .T..

With Five Hundred t5O0D Tons of Shelled Corn or Barley, of two thousand e. 00O) pounds to the ton for the supply of said Posts during the year end ing December 3lst, 1870
 Bids will be received for the entire amount POO Tons, or for the whole or any part of the above amounts at each Post .r.- The grain must be well sacked, subject to in- spection and weight of the best quality the coun- delivered at such times and in such quantities as the Quarternaster's Department of each of the abovenamed posts may require.
 The parties 60 whom contracts may be awarded will be required within forty-oight is) hours after the acceptance of the bids to give bonds canal Co fifty (J0) per cent. of the amount of the contract Tor the faithful performance of the same.
 Each proposal must be accompanied with a statement, signed by the persons offered by the bidder as his securities, stating their willingness awarded Co said bidder.
 In case of firms making bids, each individual name must be written out.
 Prices must be written, as well as expressed in figures. The Oath of Allegiance to the United states Government must accompany each pro- posal.
 The delivery of the grain to commence lmmedl. ateiy after the approval of the contracts by the District, Department and Division Commanders Terms should be stated in U. s. gold coin or the market value thereof in currency, at date of payment.
 Payment will be made in snch funds as may be furnished by the United States for that purpose, If on hand If not on hand, certified accounts will be given.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any and all bids
 A copy of this advertisement Ia slip cut from this paper must accompany each proposal
 Proposals to be inclosed in an envelope and in. dorsed Proposals for Barley, or Corn, at Fort Whipple, Camp Verde, Camp Date Creek and Camp at TollIGate, A. IT." and directed tothe un. dersigned. /h1[
 Bids must be made subject to the conditions of this advertisement; will not be considered unless the persons making them are present, and will not De received from those who have heretofore failed to fulfill their eontraets with the Goverment
 F. ID. BAKER, Capt X A. e. M, |. s. A., Chief Q. M. of
 dec%5 sueDistrict of Upper Arizona.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL
 District in and ior the county of Yavapai Territory
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Stock Ranched.

SToCK, OF ALL KINDS, RANCHED f .o and otherwise well taken care Ot by the GSA undersigned his ranch in Williamson Valley al five dollars head, per month L. 5. currency.
 WI SIMMONS. Williamson Valley, November IS ls6s m3
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fSr Hank Mining and aa'e'a, ..,arnsy, Special and General Powers" ete for sale at the Miner omee'
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Administrators Notice. Estate of ROBERT WINNING. Deceased

Estate of ROBERT WINNING, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Admins. taior Of the abovenamed estate the creditors of and a persons having claims against said deceased o xhIbt the same, with the necessary vouohers within one irem the hrst publication of this notice to James M rhonas a ms residence near Prescott Yavapai county Territory of Arizona
 JAMES M THOMAS Adniinis,rator.
 By JOIN HowARD, Attorney.
 Prescott, A. T.. December 26 ls69
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

rne me co IaItnership heretofore existing between IIPR s ~ pnsness at For Whppic, under the firm name 1I nowers x bro Is this day dissolved by mutual Herbert Bowers will alone collect and reseipt for M d due said late firm and will pay all ostandpg deh,s ae'S
 HERBERT BOWERS Fort whpple, Nov. II, 1889 i'"''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-14
NEWS ITEMS

At San Francisco, on the 9th, sew
eral slight earthquake shocks occurred
which are described by dispatch as
Light and healthy
The science of sorrow-Sighcholoe
There is an old fashioned parlor game
that has never been improved upon, and
that is courting.
Those who climb the Alps do so just
for the pleasure of exclaming when they
reach the summit, .How's this for high p
A few days ago herd of 2 300 buffalo
crossed the Union Pacific track short
distance west of Laramie City.
Touching and irresistible was that in
vitation of the rustic maiden to her loving
swain:
"Come over and see me; we have a
new lamp in our house that we can turn
down, until there isn't scarcely bit of
light in the room" He went.
Three thousand persons have starved
to death in England during the past ten
years.
y Georgian lately paid for a bushel OF
meal in gophers, aud received three mud
turtles in change.
A Detroit student has thrashed his
room mate just because he put pound
of powder into the stove and went out
for the evening.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-14

KILLED BY HIS HoRsE.-Jesse ID.
Walling, an old and respected citizen of
Polk county, was killed by his horse run
ming over him, on the 9th inst. Follow
ing is the iStdteSDsaR's account of it:
1t appears that he was out on the
road, as Supervisor, working party of
men. About three o'clock yesterday af
ternoon, his saddle horse, young ami
NAL, got loose and started TO run along
the road. Mr. Walling ran in front to
stop him, but the animal dashed straight
on, striking him in the face and throwing
him back against log with great force.
The back of his head struck knot which
penetrated the skull aud lie never spoke
again. He was picked up, breathing,
but insensible, and carried home while
physician was hastily summoned, but
before DIR. Grubbs, who had been called,
reached the place the old gentleman was
dead. He was au old settler of Oregon,
an enterprising citizen, good neighbor,
kind friend, and leaves large family to
mourn his sudden loss. They have the
sympathies of a host of friends, for all re-
member +" Uncle Jesse as man of kind
deeds. He was member of the Mason
ic fraternity, and no doubt the funeral
will be under the auspices of that order.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-14
Financial and Commercial.

r~
Late advices quote wheat in Liverpool
at 9s 9d-an advance.
Legal tenders in San Francisco, size /;
in Portland SSc.
Flour-Since our last quotations -four
has advanced from 81 5O@5 to SIS so
@6.
Wheat-Choice sold at 81 75@1 80
~ 100 fbs-an advance of &c since Sat
urday.
Oats-Quiet but firm at 81 35@1 55.
Bran-Supply concentrated and the
price advanced SO y ton in less than a
week. Present quotation, s25.
Middlings-Fecd descriptions s27 so
-an advance of S6 since the 4th inst,
Eggs Oregon, quotable at 20@25c %
Dozen
Our markets remain unchanged,
with the exception of wheat, which has
advanced to 61066 cents 5e bushel.
Produce in good supply at previous
rates.
Seeding has been vigorously prosecuted
during the late fine weather, and our
farmers seem to be in much better and
happier humor than three weeks since.
Everything bids fair for the usual heavy
crops in Linn at present.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-14

eve have several times called atten-
ton TO the outrageous conduct of q. H..
Williams, in robbiDg the west side of
the river of a land grant previously Sc
cured to it, at the dictation and for the
emolument of that adventurcr Ben.
Holiday" Thus the Corvallis Mercury.
For answer We say that ",ec have sever
al times called attention" to the late
Democratic Legislature that 'srobbed
the west side of land grant previously
secured to it," and that &c IL Williams
had nothing whatever to do with the
matter. We leave it to the Mercury to
say whether that bedrock Democratic
Legislature did this at the dictation of
Ben Holladay," or rot, and how large a
&c bribe" was paid Oregonion.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-14
lebanon Correspondence.

The Lodge of Good Templars elected
their officers, April 30.h, for the ensuing
quarter. Names of the officers elected
are as follows: w CT, j. W. George
W V I, Miss Mary Ecker; w S, Mrs.
j. w George; W T, Mrs E. A. Jud-
kins: W f S, J. N. Mcdonald W NJ,
Miss Emma Bell; WI G, Mr.. Vanvac-
ter; w o G, s. II. Claughton. This
lodge is quite prosperous, and is doing a
good work. This community is most de-
cidedly temperance.
Mr. Jeremiah Ralston, the proprietor
Of our village, expects to start on visit
to Indiana, the home of his childhood,
next Tuesday. Mr.. r. came to this
place in 1877, and in the fall of the same
year he settled on the place which he now
| occupies. Providence has blessed bis la
bors in confiding to his keeping much of
earth's treasures-and he is a faithful
steward. It was principally through his
efforts dhat the Santiam Academy was
built. He will bear with him the best
wishes of this community. May his visit
be pleasant and happy one. Our enter
prising merchants, Messrs. Elkins Il Son
and S. TT. Claughtop have brought on fine
stocks of new goods, for the Spring and
Summer trade.
We are progressive people. A black
smith of our VILLAGE has passed n 6. Six.
teenth Amendment" by virtue Of which
all work in his line is done at just hall
the usual rates. Success to him. " Com
petion is tie life OF trade "a
Drs. Odell & Helm have dissolved
partnership. The former remains al
Lebanon, and the latter has returned tc
Salem.
Lebanon, May 10, 1870
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-14

SEEDS OF RErUptATIoS. Col. Chap
man. an old and tried Democratic wheel
horse, declares that the organ of the
party chosen by the Democracy of Ore
son in Convention assembled, has sssown
the seeds of repudiation broadcast" and
intimates that his efforts to eradicate
them from the Democratic mind" has
proven partial failure. So it is that
we are afforded high testimony from
within the Democratic party itself, that
the authorities of the party are for repu-
diation. The leaders and standard bear
ers of the party have all proclaimed in
favor of rcpudiation the makers of the
platform, when called upon in Conven-
ton and Immediately after its adjourn
ment, for an explanation of the meaning
of equitable adjustment" put the repu-
diation construction upon it; majority
of the party journals, before the masses
had had time to read and digest the
meaning of equitable adjustment, also
pronounced IN favor of repudiation All
was fair and bright until these authorities
went before the people with the deelar-
alton Of Reputation on their lips-then
! the scene changed. The old enthusiasm
was not there. Lifelong Democrats hung
their heads in very shame and humilia-
| ton when the doctrine of reputation
was claimed as cardinal principle Of the
/ Democratic platform. At first, party
discipline kept their lips sealed. But
the disgrace was too heavy to bear; and
then there came up a cry, weak at first
but soon gaining in strength and volume
until it's echoes could be heard from one
end of Oregon to the other-we will not
suffer this terrible disgrace; down with
reputation and repudiators. And from
that hour the honor and integrity of Ore
gon was assured. And no matter how
| these authorities, having felt the pulse Of
the people on the reputation feature Of
the Democratic platform, now try tc
glaze over and cover up their tracks, the
:" dear people will be slow to believe
that, a principle at first SO universally re
ceiyed and endorsed as good, sound Dem
ocratic doctrine, can, by any new revela
ton or Interpretation, be construed tc
mean anything else but dishonor and dis
israce-repudiation The moment the
leaders denied their first Interpretation
of " equitable adjustment" that moment
they sunk in the estimation of the peo
pie and confidence in the leaders gone
the battle becomes retreat, and the re
treat a rout.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-14

CUBA.-Gen.- Jordan and staff have
arrived in New York, their business be-
ing to procure arms and munitions of
war The General reports the campaign,
substantially ended for~the present, as
having resulted in favor of the Cubans.
The Cuban army numbers 10000 men
well equipped and armed, with artillery
and mountain howitzers sufficient for the
service.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-14

Not long ago western youth who had
been wheedled into a marriage which
his subsequent Judgment could not
approve, commenced a suit of divorce
" hen the wife heard it she was natural
ly indignant, and demanded Of the youth
tul Benedict to assign reasonable cause
for his proceedings
lou older than l am," said he
ou knew that before we were mar
ried, was the indignant answer.
''I Iou pad
every body does that, SIR
'.Yuu wear false teeth"
''Cer;ainly; but it Is not crime"
''There's more makeup about you
than reality"
"Wha ihen?"
eYour hair, chignon and waterfall
weigh more than you do"
.'Well"
"Well, it's dead woman"
ssWell -
"Well, won't live with dead woman,
or any part of her y"
The youth went away.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-14

OREGON INDIANs.-In the Senate on
the 2lst of April, Mr.. Corbett submitted
the following resolution, which was con-
sidered by unanimous consent, and agreed
to:
Rcso7cea, That the Secretary of the
Interior inform the Senate as to the con-
ditiou of the Indians In southeastern Or
eeon, their location, and what provision
if any, is necessary to be made for their
establishment and support.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-14

Rev. j. III. WILBUR REAPpoINTED.
From the Statesman of the goth, We
learn that Rev. =. I'll. Wilbur has been
reinstated at the Simcoe Indian Agency
in Washington Territory. His removal
from position which he had so long
filed with honor to himself and incalcu-
liable benefit to the Indians, was an act of
@njustice both to him and the Indians
which could not be toe, soon righted. If
all our agents in the Indian Department
were as faithful workers as Father VIII
bur, Indian troubles would soon end.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-14

BUSINESS -"WLen he shot at me
the third time, said a California team
ster, speaking of rufian who attempted
to assassinate him-"when he shot at me
the third time, began to think he meant
buiness [ up with my rifle and put a
bullet into his head"