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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-08
BREYITIEs.

Beautiful weather which we hope will
be continued during the fair next week
Mr.. James M. Psater prominent old
citizen Of Knox county. hung himself a
few nights ago, and was found bangips
dead in his own home, 'p'ni
The contested election case Of Cook
VS.. Mallory, for Constable Of the 18th
Civil District, was yesterday postponed
for consideration before the County
Court until next January. W. ai,i
Mr.. John Schooles, who left this city
four months ago, died in New Orleans, a
day or two ago, of yellow fever. He was
about thirty.eight years old, was a
brother Of James Schooles, proprietor
of the Varieties, and has many friends
in this city. lhf aail
Rev. 7, D. Witherspoon, we are graft
fed to learn, has improved greatly in
health by relaxation from his arduons
cares and labors. 1t is to be hoped that
he will be spared. many, many years to
labor in the cause of his Divine Master.
Most brilliant and fashionable and
dressy house Of the season at the Mem
phis Theater last night to see Dominick
Murray. We are glad to learn that Mr..
Murray will remain with us next week.
He win have good houses as long as he
stays. SO does Joe Jefferson when he is
here. -ffs ..f.
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Go to Cadmus' today and tonight
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Play yow billiards at Gddmus'.

HATS cleaned and dyed, 1874 Main st.
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% Play ieHPiHs At cad@us'
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For Evansville.
For 81. Francis River.

ST. Francis River Packet Line-Regular Tues
day and Friday Packet-F0r the Bends,
Helena. Mariana. st. Francis river and the
Cut-Off. The new and elegant passenger
steamer
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GO TO Barnaby, 0verton HsteL 3
For amusement go to Cddmus 8
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True Mt shirts. at Barnaby's. 81
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

True Economy
nrousD d raE
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NOR sALE--SEyERAL LOTS AT ILLS
Il station, on the Memphis and Char. sst on
railroad. three miles out; unsurpassed IN ~
cation, A good farm near Memphis, on the
Mississippi river, over 100 acres cleared and IN
cultivation. Also several tracts Of land finely
timbered, near Midway, on, Memphis and
Little Rock railroad. and well improved fnrm
7.9gs ELI RAYNEh.
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1xTANTED-A NO. GAS AND STEAM
w pipe litter, at SO Second &c nd str pesStowVp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
The Franco-Prussian War

Is, we think, about drawing to a close, if it has not already closed. The Army of the Loire, led by de Paladines, had been routed, after four days severe fighting in which it was very badly handled. The Prussians were pursuing it's scattered forces, taking cities, towns and prisoners. The Government of France was, at latest dates. established at Bordeaux, Tours having been abandoned Prussians had all arrangements made for bombarding Paris, and the next mail may bring the news of it's surrender. There wa; some talk of restoring Napoleon.
 King William had accepted the title, " Elm peror of Germany" Meanwhile, Gambetts and other French patriots talked of resisting to the death.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
Threc Hundred Dollars a Scalp.

The above. we are told is the snug sum paii by the Mexican Government, and that of the State of Sonora, for every Apache scalp taken and exhibited to the authorities The Central Government gives S2Do, and the State, Slo0. Some Pacific Coast journals think our Government ought to follow this Mexican example. and all We wish to say upon the subject is. that, were it to do SO, the Apache problem would soon be solved by onr frontier pioneers, hundred. of whom would engage in the scaping business, and soon thin inc ranks of cur enemies. Yet, there is some thing barharous about this mode, aud we do not look for civilized Government like ours Co follow such an example. We, of Arizona will be amply satisfied if Government carries out the good intentions recently expressed in the following telegram from Washington:
 The Government is fully determined not 10 propose new treaties with the hostile In dians of Arizona but to prosecute the war against them with relentless severity
 We have now in the Territory pretty fair force of troop', and if they arc handled right iy, as we think they will be, the Apache' can soon bc made good Indians of, or driver from the Territory, in which latter case the! will have to retreat 10 Sonors, and confront | the forces Of Governor Pcsquicru, who ar now in search of them, and anxious to do [ clean job of barbering q, tic rate of S30o [ head. Let us hope that Government vii carry out the progromne set forth in the fore ! going dispatch.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
Time of Meeting of Next Legislature,


 The next tsixth) Legislature of Arizona, Is by law, directed to meet at the Capital on the second Wednesday in January next. We learn that our entire delegation will attend. The last session of the Legislature com nenced November 10, and ended December lG, istS. Heretofore, both Houses have had printed journals, of each days proceed ings, furnished them, but the Secretary of the Interior has, we learn, ordered the Sec retary of the Territory to stop this expense, and it is not likely that Mr. BAshlord will dieobcy the order, 60 that members will have to draw on their memory for past proceed ings.
 As His Exccllency the Governor, X. P K. saiford, win, no doubt, inform the legislators, ia his message, of the work before them, VIC will not interfere more than to say that it might be well for the Legislature to encour- age the planting of young trees; 10 make some provision for codifying the laws; to raise the penalty for selling arms, ammunition and liquor to Indians; and, should they see It, to reduce tho amount of license now charged pedlar..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
New Projects.

Rumor has 1t that schemes arc on foot for the annexation of the Mexican State of Ss- nora to Arizona; for tho building of rail. road from Paso del Nor,e, on the Rio Grandc. Co Guaymus also, for the building of tele- graph line to connect Guaymss and Tucson We are in favor of the railroad and telegraph, but object, seriously, ,o the marriage of our Territory and Sonora, for the reason that the Americans of this Territory are tired ot hay ing their wishes oyerruled by the Mexicans now here, and were those Of Sonora annexed. our race would. for years to come, be gov erncd by political shrimps who would psnder to the ignorance and prejudces of the mixed populations of Sonora and Southern Arizons. IL looks very much like scheme of our small politicians to worm themselves into the Senate and House of Representative. In saying this much, we do no, wish 10 be understood as including all Mexicans, for many of them have voted according Co the dictates oC their own conscicnceS but it Is z notorious fact that hundreds of them have not done so; on the contrary, they have marched up to the polls, under the eyes o their employers, and voted for McCormick- one of the worst political lecches that evei fastened upon State or Territory, simply he cause they were paid for doing so, and mad' to believe that Mccormick was their friend and that the Americans of Northern Arizoni were their enemies. This is why we objec
 to being tied 10 Sonora.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
The m;uer.-Close of Volume Seven.


 Tb;,,,ein, thelast number of volume seven of ,he ARrzoN, MINER, and 1t being custom sry for editors and publishes To talk turkey to their readers upon an c'cas'on O! Ems Nina- ss well as Co bring up the history o' their papers, we hope to be pardoned Tor induiginS ;, few remarks. It is now little over three years and three months since we pur' chased ,he paper from Richard (. McCormck and, during all shis time, we must have been running it for glory, or for the love oi the thing, which is about the same, Tor close .e.rch for cash balance. or other col!stera!s. has failed 10 show up either. This does not matter much, however, editors and publish CTS are supposed 10 be satisfied if they have worked faithfully for the general good, and it strikes us that we have done so, ;o the hest oe our ability. Although fortune has not favored us. we have so far, been able to meet all demands against us, and to defray the heavy expenses of running the paper, without the aid of official pap, and this is something no other person that ever published paper in this Territory can say. We have no fault to fad with the people of Arizona, thsy have we think, rendered us all the supper, possible, under the circumstances Tn fact. some oi them hsve gone beyond their means, in their anxiet, to help us, and to these we return our sincere thanks. We have, on our books, sufficient amount now due us, ;o meet all liabilities, and we earnestly entreat those in debted 10 us to pay up as soon as they can, so as to enable us to square accounts with those so whom we stand indebted. If they but do this, and if ali who have stuck by II. in the eass, will continue to do 90 in tho future, the MINER will glide, easily, througi the trying period through which Arizona il now passing, and enter upon the new An( prosperoas era that is soon to open upon th' Territory with flying coiors, and determi nation 10 keep as far ahead of its contempo rarles in the future as il has in the past
 The MrsrR, like all other papers, tas history, brief outline of which we herewith give: The press and material were brough here early in 1864, by the Secretary of tn Territory, Richard c. Mccormick, who issue, the first number at old Fort Whipple, ? tt3iiEn HOshh 0l AaNe~cNNs Ch -A%iNA Acpf The office was removed to Prescott early th following June, and the first number put iisbed here made its appearance June 22C 1884. Mr. Mccormick continued it's publics tion, ssni-monthly, until August 10th, ls6l 1pon which day it came forth as A week., Early the following September, we purchase the paper, and issued our first number, sei tsmber 2lst, 1867. At this time, the MINER entire circulation, including paying subscrit err, "dead-heads," and exchanges, did not e, ceed seventy five, ,-snd although it containe about sixteen columns of advertising, br one-haR of all this was paying adve tising," the remainder having been put in { fill up space. It has, now, circulation 6T2, and several columns of paying adyerti ing, fos all of which we feel deeply indebte to the public.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
From New Mexico.

Mir. Goidwa,er and Frank Murray, arrived here recently, from New Mexico. They travelled from the Little Colorado river to the Verde, ca the new military road, and ray they found it very rough. Mr. GoldwateF put in the lowest bid for furnishing Govern ment, at Camp Verde, vitb 50oo0O pounds of grain, and Mr. Wormser is HOW on the way from New Mexico, with several hundred wagons, loaded with grain, which IS Co be ic- liyered at contract price, 7. cents, VIC believe. In order that our people may know some thing about this contract, We will state that Captain Hawley, [. <. A., went to Santa Fc, some time ago, and advertised for proposals for furnishing this grain. Mir. Goldwate' had previously bld for 1t at Fort Whipple, but the agents of Government thought Lis bid was too high, so they tried New Mexico with the foregoing result. It now remains to be seen whether or not grain can be purchased ia New Mexico, and delivered in this section { of Arizona for less than onr farmcTs car afford
 to raise and deliver it. We think and hope 1 ;t cannot.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
Travels Through Arizona.

= ,..,,., c,,5e, Of our ramrhs',--' Travels n,.s A-,ona have hesu printed stitched. bound ia -. .r,,rs,. ana .-e TON ready io' sale a' afy eea'' ,sny,s,cy, re, copy We bave already '"ee'rea ofe''
 , ei,,en. of Prescott and vicinity fr over '' o"Ie'' so9 bope .e s abs dispose of he remaining ''ie' to .,,e iviss ia o,h-r p,r7s of fhe Territory -the pam ,lA i, t, sss4 N Post oiicc PfcsHo" anu ''i4' ii be scot forward. by iodays rsl '' ",l' known e
 s ,h. r,t important towns camps and military itsi' V ,h. erri,,rv Usa w flrish yhe pagnplei 10 a WNe ,,, aesire copies is c,rcll.toa h me tst ,Ht 'o' -a may bs of some service io iEe Itf'fS hE uo IVY aA & 's o,. s,;,r,i friends m pasa uupocst, 'he cv' ,vr.aTaphcs and ytAer erEos' which were "Ne'''-'' " ak. rrl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
nerry Christmas.

Another anniversary of the birth of the Saviour aud true Teacher of mankind is at hand, and VIC hope our people will observe It m becoming manner. Tonight is Christ. mas Eve, tomorrow (Suuday,) will be Christ. mas, snd the MINER greets it's readers. and wishes each aud all of them Merry Christmas.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
 Prescott R Arizona.

k~x3 On hand and for sale.
 iialPs Balsars for "A, Lungs iorHss"er' Sar'1PsrilIa
 BristoPs q
 Halrs
 Ayer's Cherry Federal,
 '' AgNe Cure,
 Oagoofs India Cioiagogas, BsOvH's Jamaica GtRger. Perry Davis's Pain RiRsr, GoOddie's Catarrh Remedy, BToua's Bronehial Trochss, Bryda's Psimoaic Wafsrs, Dr. Deptns's FitcA Losen0s, Rcatiag's Cough
 Jayass Patent Hedieiass, . And, in fact, full assortment of all the Patent aeaicines usually found in drug stores. icsIes Soaps. fasey Articles, Ptyfsaery, And large supply Of Dispensing Medicines. S b.- b.--Physicians' prescriptions carefully and sSeufs'eiy compounded. G. D. KENDALL. " Dr kshdAiIs osice--in sess of Dsvx sssss ,. es Prescott, April 2i, ls9s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
County and Township Officers.

According to the Act recently passed by Congress, the term of office of all county, township and district officers, now holding office in this Territory, shall expire on the 3lst inst, and that of all officers elected at the last general election, shall begin upon the first day of January next.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24

MttIrARY.--AajOr Sprsgue, Paymaster, U. $, A., arrived here by the Orizaba. and start sd on Monday for Fort Yuma. He was ac- companied by Capt. Miles, 2ist Infantry, with an escort of ten men.
 General Tompkins, Chief Quarterrnasecr of the Department of Arizona, is expected to ar rive by the steamer Senator, on Sunday Sra Diego UAioa, Dee. Stk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
Los Angeles Election.

At the late municipal election in this city |, the opposition ticket was successful. The Asxs charges the defeat of the Democratic candidates to "Democrats,' who fused with the Radicals.
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Railroads.

Ths $, undoubtedly, the age of railroads. California is alive to the importance of con meeting herself with this Territory, New Mexico, the Eastern and Southern States, as well as with Northern Mexico, by one or more railroads. Tue owners of the Kansas Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and the projectors of the proposed railroad from Texas to California, v,a the 32d parallel, are all up and doing. Even the Mexicans are talking of building railroads. Congress is now in session, and we hope that before adjourning, it will give aid and encouragement Co one or all Of the bono yfde companies who seem so eager to build Southern Pacific railroods From present in- dications, we feel pretty safe in asserting that the iron horse will soon bc seen and heard ir Arizona. So mote if be.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
Presidents Message.

The annual message of President Grant is published in nearly all the California papers received by last mail. It contains nothing remarkable, at least, so say our exchanges. We hEve not hsi, time to even glance at it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
REMOVAL. NEW LODGING HOUSE.

1l- un-@~gnei d~sivr% ,o 'ssra hs fiensss sHi the public tha he has hei up in god style, V. E Enn,fs hozlas on Naaicauus street Ss-o noeth of n Hen. aer.oa Bros Brick store and s prepared ,o rou,nsia,. crns ant sTnngeS with gCssi Clean Beds a i,ea-oaabi. i'ric.s
 The place s of Inc qI'c'osi in Prescott
 NEWTON COLE. Prescott December lG l-70. dcl0u2
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Not Dead.

The ranoF of tue death of "Blly Freo,'' by Indians, in this Territory, published in the Los Angeles Daily Nsrs, is incorrect. Billy is still alive.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
From the South.

The Tucson papers of December 10th, ar rived by Thursday nights mail. News un- important. Our copy of the Ci,ize. was not received.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-24
DENTAL NOTICE.

pa k CCTLAR Of California has arrived in Pfeseo, ,o remaia for th0r tsme Persons B need ef h,s services will do well to call carly hs stay viii bs finn iiea 70 lev weeks oaiy fru ciass Dental OIsyahcps
 Ohiee, on Plaza, East slds.
 PfsscvtiI Dee IT, is70. deiImi
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LOOK HERE!
administrators Sale of Real
 Estate.

Notice is hereby given that uirsnnnev If sn c-er If the Probate Court Of te County Of YAyapai TerYliosy sf Ars"ns, made on thc hrst day of Mssch A n lss6 ia The matter of he estate of Milton Hadcy deeeased he undersigned Administrator o sld esa,s will sell si p,. e auction, io the highest bidder s cash subjecf Co css- hrhaiion by said Probate Court on Monday the binih day oi January A D lel, 10 front of the oce of NJ ionife- sne'oueeT iE the t~ If Prescott ai The right tile interest ahd estate of te said inesias M the time f hs death and all the right title and interest taal the A. ss'ate has hy operation of iar osrsse esher shau or 'a addition s thsi ef the said insztas ihs tre of his death la and 10 all hose certain ieces poes trzets es o= of land lying and being in hs County of Yavsps ard described as fiiiONS so vii;
 Three hunFed iee' n ihe Benedict mining lode 60 feet h inc Clinton Oae; t1O New Eidosado 6f0 Manhattan. CD Marsh eO Cainwta; df0 Hoo Doc 30 NaIrus: ed Agvadenfes GO flaw sha 6o0 AunohAha; s - Daaiei Webster -it Thomas jeefsn Ssi r Fl Const tl. ion sil General Mason; sti John Adams s7i Msdisv; soi Iron Cad Also s interest Ia the auxiliary caia fine NianekAba mining lode. Also, gssessoFy right 10 leo of land situate ou Walnut Creek near Camp Hualpai.
 Also the following ls in fsle town of Prescott 10 Sit Lot No h block No. q lo,s S0. f9 a3 aud tl in block No % lot No lH la block No lS kd No g ia block No. Jli and lot No. i6 la block Na ss
 r. A. COOK, sdHhinisssatet Prescott. December 2, isTo
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Legal Tenders.

Latest quotations gre as follows Buying, eo,. 'eIling, e01i
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FAIR WARNING.

Al persons ipdebied to the hr,n sssa 2, SaHf' s'sH se''e F''of 70 '.' '-" CAMPBELL Bofi' Prescott, A. r, Dec. 9 ls7e
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-03-16

ABrsYa., Purs Book.

The PHYSICAL Lie Of Women -
lAdyice to- the. Maiden, Wife and
Mother. By George n. Napheys, 4.
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son Medical College Philadelphia ;
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Haw teazcheo a husband, Shall
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The signs Of fruitful ccnjunctien.-
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Ira nsmissis Of talent AMI of disease.
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; PaRTITfONg

- E-k0 - > E - 80 - y.
: James. Eerrels Peter Ferreh VIII
liam eruela doAni sEerHefe Elizabeth
Huffman Jackson FerreLf MaryaAm
Huffman and 4ier husbasdRB enjamin
Ga Huffn1ans Sarah MeMaleHdaId her
husband Alexander. McMllena land
Washingtorl Ferreh wHl take notice
that q petition was fled against them
on the 18th daysof4August AID.
1863 in the Court! efe Gommen Pleas,
withnpands nrrthe, county of Ashland
andaStaie of Ohio byaLauee Ferrel,
and Ms now, wherein said
Lance Eerref demands partition efthe
following reaLfestate.I to-Wite Situate
in the County nfsAshland and State
of Ohio, and more particularly de-
scribedsas follows :, The swestc half; Of
the, South east qnnrter, of:sectlon two,
in township twenty-fepr, of range sew
enteen. containing eighty, acres more
or less, being Virginia Military School
land, and that at the next term Of said
Court, the said. Lance Ferrel viii APP
ply: for an order that partition may; be
made Of; Jsaidtprsmises. I
LANCE FERREL,
XsMcCombs &SCnrtis his Atty,
(6WGEl q A
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After eleven years sekperi-
E ence and trial the sales have
increased each and aAcyery
year, and thousands Of let
tiers (unsolfcited) Of the re-
markable cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters ip1sBocal
Column Of cures by these
medicines Il ibgtAndas
f-ztt ii fqS d sz6i a9d
u IL. -.-.--. 1870
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Probaie

Fhe following guardians and Ahminisl
traitors have filed IN the Probate. Courtsui
ashland County. Ohio their PARTIAL apd
final accoun for settlement, viz: =: : !,
PaEtial.sccount: Of james STEMS, Guardi:
an Of Elisabeth and Augusta ,Krebhs,,
Final account of NJ. A. McI1ose, Guir:
di1g Of 8. i. Tailor
Guardian ofStephen. Ewings' heirs: - :.
Branderberry Administrators of Amiaish
5 Sitass f ~sssastss III. FsSTasstn
Of Elisabeth and George. JACOBS. r.
And the same viii be for hearing OFF the
,1lth day of AprikA. d: 1904 10 e'eloek
AN. -. =. DIV. WHITMORE,' H.
, at96w3-:a Probate Judge! =