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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
Misfellaneous.
GOVERNORS PRoCLAMArror
Ordering a General Election rb,or.,
 the Territory.

To aH iphom t n,ay Concern, wbereas under an Ae, of the Cons,,,. states entitled An Ae, to confirm the atrer,,.,.. amend certnin hW' Of tho Tsrritoy of Araoua ,,-,, March aJ ls7o it s provided msi shsr. .h., KY" !. throughout The Territory, on the Tuesday aAs, o, q. Monday in November. In inc year one ,h,,..., '' u" hundred and se'r'y an slee'iou tr memhc, a n. ~, Legislative Assembly, and sr an Ts.u.h,, c,.,.., District onoers and fof Delegate 10 ihs Fo,,r S-.-. CoagTo-s Of the United states: and N' Whereas, it is further provided is sala A,, be ,he duty Vf Inc Governor io order s,sh se..s. t lana'i"n to be is'ued no' less .aH iuo aortA, y,r, sald day.
 Terrisory of Arizona Ia psir.uasc. Of Inc arv .., Jspon me so hereby order ti-per Elsefon e b. h,, upon tiIe day prescribed u .ahd Aei "a, vii. S,,., isS' sad a'-o dr's"-'s sAs 'olovns oo., to D, s. .sii election, vzs q. sissg
 A D,ieEa's to the Forty ss,o-a eoprr,-s q a. I'm. | states | Nine CD Msnb.. of sh. T-pl..riai C,u,,a m, .. teen co Members oi the TsrEs<. Boase 4 Rs,,..- lives fplio~.i ! The County sf Pima. Sur e Nemb.rs d ,,. c.s.,, aud eight C-0 Aeut.s.- ss th~ Ho1.s The County as yun-. c.s CD Msni.ii a. C..,.. | and ;sres O sernh-r. os Inc Hoa.s
 The Cosariss ef sl.l.s~. aud Pah [ s- e,,a+n.s , - Member of she Council Sui one CD N.ua-ses Q. l,.,. The County os Yavay-i shFes @ Meulsn of ,.. c,, | eil sssi sir @ Member of the HOuse.
 Ai-o, In sach coas,y thse. @ sapsrrissr. a sA.-. District Attorney, County R.Sslsr, Couuiy r-s-r.,. County sarvsY,r two @ Cosaas-,, asl Pabss AA.s. t~s,r
 A.o In each Eisetsou rrscipet in ss1s ofs.s o-ss,
  Jtsiiocs of i,s Peaoe and to each spch Prscn o.4ra q a Topuisiioa of than eight bundred pefslas s a~reftaissd by uss rrotais cgur', SddaasA Jg.s of fise i'rasc.
 lIiysa ssAsier Tuy hsnZ s.a tAe val Sal f sl T- | t al ritery ai Tursoa iis s-yssfh day sf s-y.., P-e b~r A. D fs0.
 RBE. ASHFORD \ " ti~ fl~yf9ns ] FoiE- Bs.aFCrF s.crtacy of Afiznsa Teni.ury
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Report of Grand Jury, for 1870.

 To He Honorable Jaig, of d,s District Ooaf ef fdrapui Co'Sdg. Arizona:
 The Grand Jury of Yayapai County. summoned for lhe October term Of the District Court Co in- quire into offences against the laws ot the Terri tory. have bad before t six cases, have found three True Bills and dismissed or ignored three
 We have had beiere ns four other eases or offences against thc laws of the Territory. in two of these cases, wo have found True Bills, ,be others We have dismissed or ignored
 We have, also. as one Of our duties. examined ihc County Jail, the Books, etc, Of thc County Recorder and County Treasurer. We found ibe County Jail totally unsafe 10 keep prisoners. In evidence Of the ne,. we repor. that, during the year. three prisoners have made their escaPeS- two Of ,hem charged wilh the crime of murder, and one of larceny We can not eensnrs ibe Sheriff or JaoF for the escapcs, bsst bclirse from examination and evidence, thai tss building (JaiD vas and is .lil unsafe. We s8d .hai ihe Jail and premises are kept ss neat ss possible That the prisoners have been properly caEsVi fos.
 We God that ,ho Books etc, Of the County Re corirr and Treasurer have been neatly and cor rec,ly kept Bui ,bai there should be some safe place made ot secned for ,he safe keeping oi the County records. -as ihcy are exposed In a wooden house and liable ,o be destroyed by fire.
 l. J. COok, Foreman.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
Latest War Rumors.

London despa,cbcs of October goth, report that Bazaine had raised the siege of Theouyille, killing and capturing 32.OOO Germans. It was also Tumored t'at the Prussians before Paris had asked for an armistice, to bury their dead. IL wss also said that peace would soon be declared Ot course, all these rgnoFs need confirmation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
PINES HOTEL, San BernaVdiuo.. ...... California.
California.

The sell.kn0va isossi s ey-s ff bs recstsos q rrf n, AFi ho.rrs os the day or ~ra n. E-ass . s--,- tsslsis.s anL Fs-isruishfd u4rDugsgt 1hs tzbls dautiy sapylir- wiik ths t-s' S srsrnsss ,As z4iS snorfs HBd the sie-Tang aeeosanolaisgs 1 ~ s~as 1' sxceiiepf.
 Attached 10 ii,e hotei s EAR utiI ,e.eisd va sss Wines. Llago- and ciTxrs Asss BHAlakb siuD..
 FEGp STABLE where s,ery ear rll b ais anissai. s siss eoanecisd vi;h ths hst,l
 tY- TAs Asszsss ssd CzlifzAi- siATs' EF's < n! dspars fsusn this Anssl abd the anisrsxBed srH as yaifonage of Per-ous pashg io Asd tr@ Arsss. s.t sf ihs tsihyto s.t saaIiy C. sTARKk
 San Ilervar,iiua Cal Naret E ls7a syN
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All for Brady.

A letter from Jos. Young, of valture City, assures us that Brady will carry that place, Wickenburg, Phoenix, Florence, and all! the precincts up and down the Gila. The same letter states that Messrs. Brady and Mowry arrived there on the 2Gth, so that they will be in Prescott, soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
Recruits.

We learn from First Lieutenant F.. W Stone, \. \. A C., that, in addition to the re- cruits that have recently arrived in the Tey- ritory. many more arc on the way, and that he expects 10 get five or six hundred in all. This is cheering news, and shows that Gen. Stoneman has been lalporing in our behalf
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Let it be Recorded.

That, early In 1868. Mr. Mccormick wrote 10 the Attorney-General of the United States. for bis opinion regarding the right Of Indians to vote A. that time. Mac tad au syo for support npon ,he Msricopas and Pipas, and pressed he Attorney General for an opinion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29

Cot C. B. SANFORD, '. & A.. of Fort Ne Dowcll, is the most popular man in Arizona Everybody wanted him Co run for Congress. but be would no, throw up bis position in ibe army 0 rnn for Deleeaie
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JACKSON X BROS Bar sN Billiard Saloon,

ssEi doos io Campb~ii Bassn's Bod s.r-'
 Nortssams street. Prescott. CasiAins ;wEaf fclau t ColepdeFt te'i BllAri TIs. spd !. vel ssPpb~d sflh csce W isss Lqueu ss4 ta We have recently rrnrynscd refuinsheS and iIst ? Saio.s thai it is nov tls Bssirsi snd cssss sa of resort Id Northern Anrnna- JACksOA A bA1 PFepcgst, Fsbruary c. ies8.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
zoo TONS GRAIN WANTED

We win give seven sud ss,-haH ees.s " pad 7a os eight osnts r.s I-Duni Ia sAas e ias sby, sss efain. deiisete-i- CAhPbkLL beffsA Trr.osss. 4. IT.. Seps. 70. le7o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
Q. HENDERSON & BRO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

 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. They particularly nvs fhs special attention Of Farmers io their AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. consisting of al kinls 4
 PioNs, CahioGtors, Double ShOed Pl0ws, Seed SOUeys 0Rd HheeLJdTT0rs, Also of ths trade, to their
 Fine Stock of Liquors, An Of which they will sell lower au any other in
 Central Arizona. Give them a call, before purchasing elsewhere
 n. HENDERSON .S BRO. Prescott Angus, l3 ls70
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LOOK HERE!

Va, "a, buv II. r. FarringiOus R.sss .s s' ' Ls1 mile. ,,sTtl,.asi of Po1 whippls, % .ysISgf0S
 Tender. .. n sclf Pr~.oos,. A. T.. Sept q. ls7e. 1
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CANDIDATE FOR RECORDER

To ns roseys of facapoi couats
 hereby ansaansS myself az iadeTfnaeai - 'an kr the dtnes of County Recofaer, al ths sa'a's Election. y urrts
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
ARIZONA STAGE LINE.
 La Paz fo Prescott.

S=xGA Regular Weekly Trips, Gz~1 K by Stage with the Mail. wrbs made
 between Ia PaE and Prescott A four' horse passenger stage will leave La Pas every saiurdsy connecting with the the stages the California end Of ths line, from San Befnardin0, arriving al WickenbDrg ca Mondays and d, Prescott on Tuesdayr PasseRgey fe- turning will arrive aa Ia Fax fiidays connecting sith the stage Sof California iha, dsEars Saturday morning SG Packages, &e.. forwarded On reasonable terms
 JAMES GRANT. cessrsesH. Prescott, octOber2 Ieea
 MHOsTETTERs BIrTERs. tk1<~ At Dr kendalIis l'ignepf Drug stOgs.
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NOTICE.
CARD.
REDUCTION 6F FREIGHl'

Prom sh. date us arc TrrF~rea 10 ts.s,s EherenberE Co Prescott si sir eenis aha
 J 6OLDWAlLhA Ehrenbsrg, A. T., scpt lsi ls7o --
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29

JUST REcErvED.--Ahn. hn. lo. 7 E r,.,I rss h taeoo. of inc following brands, ns,s t,.rs la,s,s lope Navy. La Pinta, Consnes,ss,, sss, ~rhssns .l Chnmpsss, Amber FIaks, sua Pear smoking. .,, ,Jsos Al
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
STOCK RANCHED'

6razsA or feA on fodder. Arnly 70 co ps oss
 BARNARD Oo7 Prescott, A. T., Oc, q, is7o.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-23
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m59ten mir beute gang belonpers auf
rie r6mtlde @%orreiponoen3 bieier Mum<
met aufmertiam MAIDEN. Neten am
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pas Gonel H.. ~. briust le cine berrz
lt@e SGacerung~ bes reltberubmten
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manufacturers Mni9auune pes perebr>
ten 9erru @erfaGers, elmer @nabenz
itdtte, teren Beeeutuns benz &atboliten
ldon 1T frlber Sueeno eineeprdst pirb,
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renten, Der ron Mnfan9 al BEN Gonetle
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ite pom &otben GluB bierber fommen
(aben, fte al6 etrpaS @unterbare8 bez

lie pom &otben Slug 5bierber fommen
faben, fte ale ettpas @uneertare6 BE-
tradteten. Die Stree Snpianer famen
tn S@aaren eetaufen, unb ]aaten ,,ot
bieles bic Gn9el leien, son benen j1euns
70 oft batten fpreden b6rea ano ba MIR
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@en geriu9t bter, eiuises su pf1ansen.
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bierin t1urp serinsen Grfols eebabt; mir
baben etuisf8artcftln @iben unp3niez
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betradten es 9, ats eiren &ederbi(len.
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prei Mal ndber it, als un(sre Mtlion.
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lie teiue taben. "a "-a.4a
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men beiuat unb felt ieiner NIdfebr bat
er nur smei Miiiionen eebalten ; ct.
laAt, pab ale :ie anoeren 5taticnen,
.peIde Ct beiudt 9lldli@e Gort(dritte
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ter @elunpbeit iinb uuo, eab Ter anoere
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um bic nStbiacn Mus9aten ju befor9en
uni font aud ni9ts. ST beabV@tiet
balp na@ Granfrei@ 81 retien, ODER
ieineh Gsacjatcr Mcnfsncre @tut
50 ieneen, UNI @elc fir feline ar,
men MeifFonen su betteln. "4s
= :s Gin Ireunr.
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Sic M8itatipn unter hea 3tr:
= H1s beiterr.

b gu cen 1trierislten unp pebbalbu nod
%uneelbeten Graeen unierer 3eit gebSrt
Die Griten;frase Notwithstanding
in ben StdeRn une an tnbafrieuen
p.aben iberbaupt. Mn Dor19ld9en
unt Geriudtn, riefe srcee 2ebensfrase
;u lSlen, feblte es ni9t unc felt Sabrz
aebnben 1T btr MISUNDERSTANDING cine
Beute Der perfdiepenarti9itsn N9ttotipz
men ODER rpenr. man IS NIT reut@1er
Deutlidfeit iagen icu, Biblereien, bic
incee nett peniser ca;u tau9ten, BAG
9oos ter Mrtettsr ~ yerbe1ern, als
sielmebr cere., lln;ufrieoenbeit ;u YER
u,ebren, bis fe glefdiam als Geinpe ben
Gopitaliten eeseniberftanben. Nufe
ridtts fit bic Grifen; ibrer Mitbraeer
teIpr9te Drummer s~riinpe:en NNpeiatip>
men, UNI BE N%rbeitsfrdfte 3u vereini9en;
an, gu bdufsen @edlel Der eisenen
Glemente Iheiterteu bic meiiten oteler
unternebmunsen. Die sr6bte 9du<
l9un9 tpar pas N1tfuneen9e(eb, bers
Yoraeoonoer aus elmer 6eu9elet Ter
@eiebeeter, pie an ibren prattif&en
Grfol9 nt1t alauben fcnnten. Der
@teuer=@ cmmt6dr ber8
erblidt bic 9aupturlade beg Mi6perz
bdltniHeS in ben, 8ortoncenlein zines
uneinl5sbarsn Yapierseloes nnb boft
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sabluns Die Ntttun9. Gtwas tieftr'
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mbeli@ft gut ~ a1dafen. @earbeitet
miro, neit es ebett fem muB, nHr eeS
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preis tas @erinsfe gu liefern. Mn
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Nrenfen anb SIbbeutitblanb.

q IS9en l1an1er @er1u6 .wurce se@
madt, bie (upreutl9en Stdaten IN ct
mem en9ern Buute 3u p~eretnt9eta "unb
capur@ BEN preuBtiden Ginfu6e eirei1
sewiden Damn entsesensuiteue1 hs
jest pbnt srobet Grfolg. Stun tau&t
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firbeutl1en Staatens@ eretn6 uno 3uoar
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lelbe1 nit ben, Norpreutlaen 8unoe.
Der IN Bapern ,,,nnn19li9 gerporoens
Glrf 5obenlobe gilt als urbeber unp
patron be8 rteuert Allian3planes, Der
ferod IN Berltn felbf pentg Antlang
III fnter l@eint, ba mar, pcrt pom ben
Bapern unb S@wabeu gang aneere
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Jnbia''er mifffpuen in &n
M pert's 2anb.
Tunfter 0ri.ef.

SD a,59te Sbre 2eer in @.iRe su,r
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pel@e tnnerbalb ote potar8rei(es lie9t
fabren. @euu Ste mid poran9eben
laGen pollen, werbe i'd mid bemlben,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

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FACTORY POINT.

Addison Bentley has moved from the 4" Tryor
ace 70 NJ. Haigss tens ment across the
llta
y Pratt has removed 70 his old home Ia
'ashaa sud Geo. r. ullsy has taken biz
ace Al tie depot
~ @ A Wiitinson Daguerrean, from Lon.
'udsrg, has takeu possession u the lower
pr o. Adams building under the Hall
Emory Jones bias rented ~ Mrs Il. Il. Chclhs
] place oa the F.at, while sbc sad IA mily
owe io Massachusetts
J David Briggs hasTemoted int Alfred BHEgs
ase go che cofuef opposite The blscl smith
- aai will rtpsis the same this season.
Geo + Holden has moved into the cottage
purchased ~ hsm u hrs slocumb. J. X.
% has moved iaio the house Mr.. Holden left
~ Teibhf u Dorset has ren,od the ous,
i upsea % isaa GassAng vhlle 0orsling will
! ~ tbs ia.I shows Eullertens marble works.
: ,lll he new hoase % oaite the depot is ready
occupancy
2. Walkor Ias raised the roof o. the build.
b. used 81 leea, market - - to make a
uaigfiAblc room aboge. ubirh Is 70 bo used ~
S, fgr a iaal a shoe shop Tie market room
~ b occupied b. Cbsgits Harding "a Jew.
D. shop The basement bsnesth il used b
ron Aou,sgae A. barber shop. A. Gleason
fuhtoi tbs rosms vacated q Hose and Hard.
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MossFs Vi hopB a sen srr completing r00as
d b. usgI ~ lslratafy Ia uhieh ia compound
and pal ~ their medicines. The wholesale
trade ~ .his 1rm i Increasing rapidly ahd a.
fsad} amgauis % saa.s thiae quite handsome.
Aaa Gle eusrgs alth abiab they prosecute their
business, toggghos wi,b the fse, that iAsir pre-,
par4u9as ave tbs best Ia tas maraet, insarsa tor
shemA ysFy large and Ns hope ttmanofsage
business.
Gu iEIsy afternoon q aet aesa e, about
s,1 5o'HrE. quite an exciting sud ,pnted scene
tosk place 30 the strtrts q North Bsnu.n iun o
Atta oulb n the Parsn creek nouso The oc-
easau q tac e2e44enent vas eu attempt GA the
para u three whiio msn a. ship certain cal0rrd
individual. It would seem that three young inrn,
named fesICeuysb Gle Grace aad Hayes, three
Of tie most disFeputablo characters with which
tho village o. East bennington is dlsgraoed, had
elneoiFed TIE idea II Furnishing the colored gem
slsman, who is a resident % North Bennington,
f1r some imaginary wrong done them on pre-
Eicus occasion, aud 90 Friday afternoon they
proceeded u North bennington for the purpose
u indicilng tio punishment. They soon found
tbclf intended victim, aud made the assault
Their attack was better planned than executed.
Il vas made IN three separate columne the eer-
ire Iod by Cols the right BY Grace and the left
BY iiayes. The assault failed for two reasons
firsl, the attack d lho respective columns Was
not eTactly simultaneous aud, secondly, the do
fence vas decidedly Napoleonio. The attack wac
ilst made BY Cole, Who 10 about fifteen seconds.
concluded be had fought long enough, and man
festod such Bis conclusion by Justify crying out
enough" In ess than twenty seconds Cole
was Jagged. Grace, proiessed pugilist, the
tifuuchy u this conflict, came too late 10 relieve
bis loader. He, however, boldly pitched IN
with the apparent hope u turning the fortunes
u the day But his force could not withstand
tho shocks they received from the colored ene.
my. After making several futile attacks and re-
eoiYing a. many disastrous fepulses, ho beat
hasty aud ignominiuus retreat, and left the sa-
bic troops complete master Of the situation.
Hayes, the third rufian, Was near enough to Wit
ness the oastigatiou Of his comrades, and was
advised not to spend HE strength for naught
and BY being made 70 heed this wise counsel, his
life was probably saved, Tor the eolored troops
drcd no blank cartridges and used no aAaii arms;
while The three roughs drew their dirks The
assaulting party were arrested BY the authorities
and will probably receive their deserts II is the
opinion Of ali who Witnessed the occurrence that
tho "oolored troops fought nobly J" and admins
tered to his assaiianis merited aud iustihable
rebuke.
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