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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-16
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The County of Yuma Ina
 vSs -e DSe.|
 George A. Johnson, In o.i ,--' e1.,... B
 Alfred A. Wilcox and of M. -- lo' e !
 Benjamin M. Harts- or ana aaj !.
 horne,-deiendants. -0aA Action Brought in the Di,,.,.
 Judicial District. in and e ,C' Cs,zI
 Yuma and Territory of Asizo1. 's, 4' Cq
 Tho Territory of Arizona ,.-, George A Johnson, Alfred 4 wa g. jamin Nj. HartshOrne, defendant, ''-' '',
 You are hereby summoned and in m action brought against ra, -.'''a named plaintiff. in the Distrisr ~ Judicial district in and for the Cors..'' -.''s and Territory of Arizona to e,- ,s-g plaint filed therein, within twsntv ,s' s, of the day of servioe,) after sery;- ls this summons, if served within nj. S l. served out of this County, but vi,5.. s V, trict thirty days; otherwise within e.- e--- ju lgmeEt by default will be take, ! according to the prayer of said con,,-~
 Fms acton IS brought to recover b. two thousand one hundred ard thir.r-... lars and fifty cents with interest F... rate of twenty per cent. per anprr < first day ofDecember A. D, 1869, s,l 4 sum of twenty five per cent on so5 3, n delinquent taxes due and unpaid for s - D. 1869. ~'
 And you are hereby notified that # D. appear and answer said comp laint a, ,l., d the said plaintiff will take isdrrs,. you for said sum Of two thousand e-' and thirty-seven dollars and fifty e.ss per cent and costs.
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We have on hand and are constantly e. ceiving fall assortment ot every class ot goods suitable for this market, which we offer on the most reasonable terms. One of our firm resides in New York City for the sole Pur. pose of buying goods, and beingiu market com srantly. Cur merchandise IS purchased on the most advantageous terms. Those who deal with us can rely uqon our stock being oi the best quality and at the lowest prices. We would call the attention of merchants from this Ter
 ritory as also from Sonora, 10 our well assort- ed stock especially suited toiheir market, and can confidently say 1t will be to their advan- tage to examine it before purchasing elsewhet
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 ants.
 Action brought in the District Cou
 Judicial District in aad for the Ccll,y
 and Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sesnds cs Henry '. Stevens, defendant,
 You are heLeby summoned and req1is near in an action brought agains, you a plaintiff, in tho District Court, s.e-.. District. in and for the County Of Tlll 2 ritory of Arizona to answer the coulsi therein, within twenty days (eXc.ad0 -' of service) after service on you Of ,tl iz if served within this county; or ]. ;Hs this County but within this District, viii days: otherwise within forty days r5 will be taken against you according at tl of said complaint.
 This action is brought to recover ls six hundred and seventy five dolIa: Ti est thereon at the rate of twenty Tda annum, from the first day of Dccaa.E 1 l669-and the fl rther sum of tWent?-i7:l on said amount for delinque Ut taZe. l.sI paid for the year 4, D. 1869.
 Andyou are hereby notified tha. 'w appear and answer said complaint l' 9 quired, the said plaintiff will take , gajnst you for said sum Ofsix hundred - y-dye dollars, interest per cent and e''A
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We will inform the Public and. and U ia.. D i- munity in general, that we nave ,, F5-. B fitted up, good store house al iii and have furnished the saI0 f.- Tra7s assortment of Goods suitable , ~. tls :s- emisrants, which we will ee.l e |, ;s Tue.5' that such goods are sold TOT -,i.,, ii ci' tbie Rio Gfande. Our Stock e0a.l3c a5;,csr...s :; assortment ssso rH of Dry Goods and G52''B asr Bs will keep constantly on . an[ .-, ,,tisls F';i.. Corn. Beans, and in fact any -ss5r,si I'55' emigrants, and travellers, 2s oCg0A ; !,
 Jan. 18th 1870
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The County of Yuma In the Dist, plaintiff, Second Juilal
 ys. in and f1r .. Henry T. Stevens fof Yuma and
 and of Arizona. David Nehar, defend- ants.
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Tucson, T.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
POLITICAL NOTES.


In the With Assembly District Of Kings County
an attempt is making to defeat Mr.. George G. Ben
nett. the regslar Republican nominee, by bringing
forward an irregular candidate of the party Mr
}ennetts election however may be regarded as cor
tain HIS position in the Republican party, as Chair
snan of the General Committee of Kings County,
makes his nomination a strong one; and. personally,
Mr.. Bennett is very popular, and deservedly So In
1he Eastern District Of Brooklyn, In whose affairs
he has always manifested lively interest and with
whose rapid growth within the last twenty years he
las been closely identified contributing materially
10 promote it through the medium of his paper and
otherwise. 1t is thought that seeing the hopeless
mess of the contest, Mr.. Benefits opponent will
withdrew from tue field before next Tuesday.
The National Standard speaks of Mr.. j. s.
Dewey Republican candidate for Assembly In the XXIst
District oldtime steadfsst friend Of freedom and
adds
AS three socslled Democrats in the field in
opposition 70 each other he may possibly be elected.
well the interests OF the city and the State by send
lng Mr. Bewey their represen stve 10 the next AS
scmbiy.
II. S. Cutting, President of the Niagara From
tier Police has issued Instructions TO superinten
protect voters the lawful exercise Of their rights IA
American citizens under the laws OF the State Of New.
York and 20 arrest s persons attempting TO interfere
with their constitutional rights, vested with whatever
authority they may clam.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN THE SIXTH CON.
GRESS DISTRICT.

A mass meeting of the Democrats of the
Ninth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards held last
evening at the RidngSchool In West Thireenth-st The
front Of the building was Illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms and there was display Of fireworks and bonfres
previous to the meeting, but tandng these at
fractions tho building at any time was but about half
filed The speakers stand decorated with fags and
banners and in front were displayed Eenesses OF = g..
Cox and John Carey the Democratic candidates for Con
gress and the Assembly.
The meeting was presided over by Mr. Charles H. Mar
shall and speeches were made by Gen Cary Of Ohio, the
Hon. &. 3. Cox, the Hon. Fernando Wood, Mr. Richard
OGOrman, the Hon. A Requier, Mayor Hail. and others
Mr. Cox Ia the course OF his remarks said that when he
accepted the Democratic nomination for Congress he
stated 10 the nominating Convention that he desired to
be their candidate one special, paramount issue,
namely the present system Of taxation. since that
time the Republicans have nominated the GOliah of
tecton Horace Greeley and in his letter Of acceptance
he wants OF his party TO anything personal
abusive Of his competitor. know whether not
that may he cover fOr something TO come but take 1t
in the spirit IN which IL to have been given and
will say him that he shall not DO OutdOne in courtesy
He wanted the campaign conducted on the principles Of
trade and fair and honest taxation and against the
system OF protection.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
MASS MEETING IN THE VIITH CONGRESS
DISTRICT.

The With Congress District Republicans as
semhsa in mass meeting last evening at the corner OF
Avenue A and Frstst ard ratified in most emphatic
manner the nomination of d. H. McAipm for Congress
Delegations were present from all the great inanuae
tories OF thsdistric engaged in the tobacco taf ana
crowdng the hall that outdoor meeting haa 70 DO
organized =.
Tho neetino within the hall called TO order by MI
r " Irken6nrgb who introduced ms the hrsf speaker
Mr William M Orton. Mr.. Orton said that 10 the tne naa
come when business men were needed IN oonsIess.
Durne tho mast 10 years the nation had peeh ueahng
with Problems but now for long tno 80 s mem
would be irving 10 solve material problems Such MN
Mr. McApn would revise the laws OF ,,
50 that nsed OF being as now, veXaton ana uOupls
% both Government and people, tbty HOuu po "''''
willingly aud tho revenues collected easily , A.,
Speeches were also made by Dir. Marcus OlaseI' 'n'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

BAxTRR-ls BroOhJn Nov soddea fso@i Aaemoa "'s Of
frankAn A. BAXTER, aged "a yesrA
Sunday O'clock from Vie Of Der n,h, wn
Fieli ft3 Quncyst
Boston pspers and Worcester spy please copy
EARLoaeoiy Inst the SD yesr his
and friends the family respectfully invited stend
the anerd from his late residence Ne 9 West Foeth<t this
(ssnirtsy) rternoOu at o'clock.
HOPPOcE-At Charleston, c. on the u inst. George H. soa Of
Howell Hoppook aged ~ years
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MOSS-fn Chicago the ID Pen W. wife OF Wihsm r. moss
ill., ssd daughter the late Jonstb.n Tan This city
RBQUAAi Tsro~n Moadsy o d. .sae Reqas Ia the s rear
Of his age
He was barred u inst
RICH-Ou Friday inst ssrsh Rh ~do~ Abrshsn Rich,
10 the 74th yesr Of her a, ..,
invited TO ,end the funeral Sunday tho oh
last, "A p her late residence, lS6 Broomest
SMTHOn the morning ot Nov al Port Washington, Cip of
Hew-York Lucy Elliott beloved wife Of Augustus smith
The the family invited 10 attend the funeral services AZ r
late residence at Port Washington Saturday. the 1h inst
without further Carriages viii met the O'Clock ah
from Thiethst Port Wellington Satoa The remains wu be
removed 10 Greenwood on Sunday.
soUTHwORTH-In Brooklyn Nov Of consumption Fanoy' j.
daughter of James southworih Ia the lOtb Of he age
The relatives and friends Of the Am respectfully syie % attend
the fuhe the Of No Car oil Para New NO.
2HD MONDAY the 1tb inst st
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
SIXTH DISTRICT IRISH CAMPAIGN CLUB.
The Horace Greeley Irish Campaign Clnb OF

the With District has issued the following address
FELLOW -OoUSTRYMHs: Yielding to tho general wish
OF his fellow cEens the Hon Horace Greeley has con-
sented IN become candidate for Congress NE hP-
peal TO you 10 eve him cordial support. You nave
known him during years OF public service az tne
friend of the workngman the warm advocate OF lfsh
rights the fearless denunoiator OF official corruption
and earnest asserter OF the rights OF man. During tne
struggles OF country for national fndepebdence DIS
voice and pen were at your service, expoundng .he
Justice of the Irish and exposing the crimes OF
gland. In the days OF KnowNothing ascendancy he
boldly maintained the rights OF naturazed ctzens hnu
welcomed the exile from every land TO share In promot
ing the welfare OF this great Republic Elect him 70
Congress- and you will have there an advocate whose
words will command attention. and who will worthny
represent the Intelligence and growing greatness OF our
city.
support, then, feow-countrymen. the neighbor In
preference to the stranger Vote for the coaborer OF
Harry Clay, the friend OF Father Mathew, smith Ben
Martin and Miles ORiely, instead Of candidate VINO
has no claim 10 surages We who address you are
Democrats and Republcans but remembering the ser
vices OF Horace Greeley and his cams on u.s. we reel no
party ties should control action. We appeal 10 you
In the Of oppressed Ireland and OF her nArtyred
patriots to support her best friend and warnest Hy-
thzer Let for her sake, brothers be united ana on
the 6th OF November let each 0f be able proudly 10
say: II voted for Horace Greeley"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
LEDwTTH MEETING IN CARMANsvILLE.

The citizens of Carmansville assembled in
large numbers last night at saus Hotel for tho purpose
Of ratifying the nomination Of the Judge Thomas A.
Ledwith for Mayor Gen. Hiyer addressed the meet
ing, exposed the trickery and corruption OF Tammany
Hail. and detailed the necessity Of the national election
which sustained II necessary by the whole
power OF the Government IL was only as Last resort
that strong had been taken but the knayery
OF those In power in NewYork had compelled II. He
urged all To their best measures for the election OF
tho Hon ThOsA Ledwth and the other candidates on the
same ticket. Roswell d. Hatch and others follow, eau
Oning their hearers not TO be misled by IammaDy de-
ceptOns, and predicting that II fairly treated Thomas ~
Ledwith would be Mayor of New York. Some Tamnany
agents sought 20 disturb the meeting hut the earneseSs
the friends Of Mr. Ledwih prevented any overt act
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
SENATOR TRUMBULL URGES CANADIAN AN
EEXATION

TProm speech delivered in Chicago last wednesday night
1t is for the mutual advantage, both of the
United States and of the inhabitants OF those colonies
that they should be under one government. They
10 sell us their lumber and other products, and
the be eneht Of their market and they OF We want
10 be rid OF al officials stretched along the dividing
line across the continent those CusOmH House officials
and 40 on; and we want free and uninterrupted inter-
course from the northwestern part OF the continent
and from this city, to the That Is the desideratum
of the Northwest The natural outlet OF these great
lakes and Of TINS part OF the Union Is through the St.
TaUrence Give US possession Of that and IT will be an
easy matter 10 open a communication that will soon
hiring 10 this outer harbOr OF Chicago the vessels from all
the nations OF the world. -
A. a. much for the neres, Of the inhabitants OF those
colonies 10 be under Government IL 10 for
have Them There time when could e. pect
H. while slavery existed in this country could
expect them 10 Join their fortunes with II has been
their that slave could not breathe their
air But now slavery IL removed. We have free gov
ernment We have government vNere the people rule
lei them come in and take part with and legisla
tion shall be shaped In my judgement TO make II
Tor their unite their destnies With And
then when this line OF communication shall be openedto
The ocean this city situated at the head these
waters slrrounded by country Of the greatest fertility
and OF vast extent, midway OF the continent country
inhabited by all intelligent and thrifty 9nd free people
the day not distant when 1t would be the great city OF
the world.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
THE RULE OF THREE.

TAMMASY MArHEMATICLs
Among all the complex problems which the school
boy stumbles,
None frequently perplexes. none is less from
Than that woodworking system, that entangung
combination.
Known among the math meticisns as the simple Rule
of Three.
Yet the ancents never dreamed OF half Its agile
operations
TIL today, no living creature could its wondrous
workings see
For past but trtAe till the trio Hal, Tweed
Hoffman,
Brought to light the perfect action Of This simple
Rule CT Three
By men lose half their spent in paying city
taxes;
BY vain and pOveress in free community
Where the honest man vote and the backleg has
dozen.
All conferred upon him by the simple. artless Rule
of Three. o.,
by 1t men who late grubblng to sustain poor
existence
Now enthrone themselves in mansions gorgeous as
aocOuntbOots,
floe 70 Kings s Could De- -
Stealing boldly city's moneys locking closely their
OF Three.
eowdes sit in seats of honor bues purchase courts
Of Justice,
Laws are warped and statutes mangled juries meet
and disagree,
At the book politicians, Erie sbarps and Vasreet
gam0sters
Backed in all their operations by the welknown Rule
Of Three.
shining walls OF glistenng marble rise respenden as
the Court-HOuse-
Gorgeous rooms and downy carpets, every whim the
powers decree
over which the winds of Winter, blowing hercey, seem
to whistle;
"Jobs and plunderi Jobs and plunder gsrnered by
the Rule Of Three"
let the young longer aborease wealth. corruption
honor;
Powers of State and high position can be won by
knaYery.
leap the Ring the footstoo-ony do the Bosses
bidding,
Aud you soon will have fortune by the simple Rue
OF Three.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
THE sIXTY-NINTH REGIMENT AND THE BUSY
BODIES.

About fortnight ago the Republicans Of
this city determined 10 have ratification meeting. The
Committee appointed to engage hail. went TO the per
in charge Of Cooper Institute. and there learned that
somebody, with view to prevent a ratification meeting
by the Republicans had anticipated them and had hired
the hall for every night which it disengaged
previous TO election day. Among the engagements was
one by Company &C." 69th Regiment for lecture
The Committee visited the representatives OF the Com
pany gave them $500 and paid for tho hail. and secured
IL for last Thursday night.
This snccess Of the Committee gave fresh annoyance 10
the who thought to prevent the Republicans from
holding ratification meeting. and some Democrats III
and OF the 69th sought TO make political capital by
charging the Company with selling out TO the Repubn
cans, The Company makes the following answer:
69TH REGIMENT ARMoRY, Ludlow-st N. Y. Nov. 4.
sIR The members Of Company, 69th Regiment. ".
@. s. n. Y, having had their attention called to com
muncation from DIR. Neas. with reference 10 the post
ponement Of their lecture, respectfully ask that az mat
iero OF Capt. Lyddy will give place To
Dr. Seaiis says he is sure that If the members Of the
Company consulted they would never consent To
transfer their nights to political party on the aght SCI set
Nealis would wish to inform him that when IL WAS
found requisite to postpone the celebration, and before
taking any action In the matter, Capt Lyddy had the full
Doctors attention TO the following resolution which was
passed unanimously by the Company at us regular
monthly meeting last evening:
Whereas, attention has been called TO communi
cation from DIR. Neas In which he that he Is sure
the members Of the Company had not been consulted
with regard b. the transfer Of their rights to the Cooper
through the columns OF the paper In which 1t appeared
Ia conclusion, We would inform Dr. Nealis AMI Others
Resolued, That We hereby repudiate such assertion,
81 fl lPft Pft R & 6%Htah ne % Rs u SsnsS Ss 70 arc
competent Judge what Is the best for them to
pursue order to the interests Of the Com
pany, and that without the gallant Doctors five
dollars, intend yet to make Company G one OF the
best companies Ia the National Guard On behalf
OF the Company. THos. 4. LOWRY, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
XXVITH DISTRICT.

To the Editor Of The Trtbane
SIR The Hon. Milo Goodrich of Tompkins,
was this morning the lo75th ballot. nominated for
Congress from the XVIII District. The Republicans
are now united and will roll up overwhelming major
ity for their Congress standard bearer and for the
entire State ticket. Gw.H.
Otcego, Nov. 8, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
MARYLAND.
G PROSPECTS IN THE COMING
ELECTION.
ENCOURAGING PI

ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS IN THE COMING
ELECTION.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Political advices from
Maryland deoidedly encouraging The Republicans
now feel certain Of carrying the WITH and With Congress
Districts beyond any doubt while they have strong
hopes Of also carrying the Ist and hid Districts Swami.
who represents the latter ia losing ground IN his own
party because Of his ambition TO hold the party subser
Went to his ends which include his election to
the u 8. Senate. and the election Of his sonn-law.
Latrobe to the Governorship The Bowie wing Of the
party. while 1t does not oppose him. viii not waste any
tears over his defeat
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

. ,ooa,xcd The assemblage was composed In part or
the opponents of the Republican party snd ths
he trpe to Tho principles which formerly actuaed them
were listened 10 with rapt sttenaon In reviewing
! forth for Its economy for its
,,,ss collection and OF the public revenue for
III si Nd rand payrnent Of the public debt for its
crnnnons adhcson the groat principles OF free gov
eminent and for its judioious foreign policy Alto.
sttractns large portion of the Democratic element to
fhe Republican standard
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
GEORGIA.

PROGREss OF THE CAMPAIGN - SPEECH OF
SENATOR BLODGETr.
AUGUSTA, Nov. "A very large and apprec-
etve audience assembled st the CourtHouse last
evening 20 hear the opening campaign speech in this
state Of the Hon. Foster Blodget, 5enstOreect and
Chairman OF the State Republican Central Committee.
MrlBlOdget;'s appearance hailed with rsptuTous
sppals aud his opening speech has had most happy
sreet II Oss can Judge by tae CoEuau w.lh which Il
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
GOOD ORDER,

DON'T LET REPEATER VOTE on YOUR NAME
To the EdiIor Of The Trtbuns.
SIR: Warn the people that voting on other
mems names and Like practices likely to be at
tempted during the first voting hour in the morning,
ne1t Tuesday. REPUBLICAN.
Eeu York, Nov. 4, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
LOUISIANA

POLITICAL PROFESSIONS PROHIBITED IN NEW
ORLEANS. .....t
NEw0RLEANs, Nov. 4-The Democrats and
the Republicans having advertised grand professions for
Saturday night the City Council, fearing that such
course might lead to disorder, tumult and boodshed'
passed the following ordinance:
SECTION That from and after the passage of this or
dinance any and all clubs. organizations. or bodies OF
OF political character are forbidden and prohblted
from marching in procession through the public streets
Of the city. At,
SEC The police hereby Instructed to enforce this
ordinance.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
ADDRESS OF THE STATE COMMITTEE
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF THE srArE-'lCIoRi
AT HAND.


AT HAND.
prpup,ycAS STATE COMMITTEE ROOMS,
NEw-YoRK, Nov T. 1870.
1 me R,o.b,iean Electors Of the SoteO Of New York.
We greet Won with confidence and encouragement.
The Federal Courts have nobly sustained the laws
enacted to secure an honest election The conspra-
tons against the ballot box have been most sgnaIy
rebuked and made to understand that the laws must
and will he enforced at all hazards. .Fr..
We can assure the friends Of good government
throughout the State that in the City Of New-York
arrangements are being perfected which viii bring
10 sure and speedy justice the vioaors Of the cleo
tive franchise. The fraudulent registry Of 1868 has
legal voters has been largely increased in the pros
pect of a fair election.
Having been foled in their attempts TO repeat the
gigantic frauds heretofore praoticed In the City OF
New York. the corruptionists Of Tammany Hal have
now turned their attention to places outside Of the
city and will make bold and desperate attempt to
carry the election by the corrupt of money the
colonization of repesters, and the employment OF
FRAUDULENT naturalization papers distributed broad
cast throughout the State Facts have already come
20 the knowledge of the Committee which leave no
doubt of the correctness of this information. We
invoke you all to be your guard and watch closely
for frauds of every description.
Fellow Republicans give at least one day TO the
service of your country The City of New-YOrk
will do it's part BE assured of this: Victory is with
Al L
apathy outside the Metropolis. Republicans of the
country the result is with you.
L. L. DoTY, Sec'y. A. B. CORNELL, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
BROOKLYN REGISTERS.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: There is an organized plan formed to
repeat at the coming election in the City Of Brooklyn to
the extan Of 1000 votes This fact without doubt
whatever. would give you my name, but dare not. I
Am Democrat but do believe in such Outra grous
proceedings. In the ward In which live there will be
over 800 fraudulent votes. FAIR PLAY.
Nov. 8, 1870.