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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
Mistellaasuus.
GOVERNORS PRocLAMArro,
Ordering a General Election r,,,,
 the Territory. '''

To oH Hhsm it moy Cs,.es,u
 Wh@ress under an Act of the c.D,.. 9'''e- sH''"d Al" Act b coHsrm sie ap,.-,.,.., sS''a~' -~s s 'As rer's-sy ss sAri1op. h''T" @n n"' is provided ,has se. shah |, ''" ,'' ,h'"as'"'s' ''e ierrii"ry on the rss-ay aA,, ,. ~, h"nday m Novcmsev, is the y~nr ace u-.'l u' st ""'' ''s'y' Aa siesssa fos msssl,er os IA. " Legislative Assembly, asi tr aH T.,,.a,, c' VI ~n COagres sf the United States a,.1 wy Sosl Whereas, |, is further provided in ..lt .. be the duty of ihc Governor to order such s.s. N~ lsn'-,sas to ss i-<s-l ss, lee. ,.nn ,.. i"'- said d4s. T'''"'S Now. ibcrehose, !. A. F k. sas.., e Territory oG Ar~aa, tn pur.uasee .f n. AZ To ppon do hereby order ,cn.ra, E,s,s,. '.'1 upon the day pfeseribsd ia sad Act io-wii N..., lss0 aud sl-o a~signa,e the Euswln. oa... .. V s sad elretiou, yb tf,a-s- ..., ,..-..i... . ''@" Delegate to ,be Forty. Second cS.v,... 4 a.r states. - 1SAd Nine @ Members of the Tesri,oral e.s,,.a .,.,. teen Qs0 Members sl the Terri,aL.l II,.. 4 u.,,.' lives. follows.
 The County sf Pima, s,ur 60 Msml., 4 ,,. c.-, and eigh, @ Members Of the iIoa-e
 The CosGasy ss yaSnA. sss CD Asu.l-, 4 ,.. c..., and three C5) Member. of the Hsase
 The C~u-si>s sf M.l,ave ssa IaA Ute o.,,s..s =. d, Member of ilc Cssis. su.i one CD Msunl-r of u, Il The Cosinty a yavspal three CD Meu,l.er, sf n, c, c and six co Members of the House
 Ai-o ia eaeh csIssay. ti.reo t3) sa,..t,i-, s,., District Attorney County Reeorder. County Trss..r, County Surveyor two @ Cc~oaer., and ral5s Aa.,, trator.
 Al.o, h s,eh Eieo,ioa Precinct h each ef l s.., uasl flftss Jn-iioes of inc Peace and in eah such Prcine, ToIuh''io-' sa more 'iaa eight huRlr.l I.1,a. ,. asoertained 'y he PFoba's Co'Hii aaSssol Juarr of inc reaco.
 Given under my haDd, aud ihe Great ssal d .ad Ts, fl, al ri'ory, a Tnc-0n. tiis seveHih day af s.ts,u. t'- 4i bct \. n. ls1O
 A.P.K. STAFFORD. By the GoVcrn0r
 COt-ES nAsfIFoRn
 Secretary Of Afizana Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
Letter from McDowell.

Mir. John Smith, of McDowell writes, under date of October 27 ,.as follows:
 About two weeks ago the Apaches stole eleven head of cattle near Maricopa Wells, and got away with them. The cattle belong to Mr. Pee pies, of Wickenburg. few days ago they stole some cows belonging to officers at this post Last week, while W. D. Hellings Co.'S teams were passing through the canyon, five or six miles below here, the Indians made their appearance near the road, and would, undoubtedly. have at- lacked the train, had not the vigilance of the man in charge, Mr. F. S. Irwin, anticipated them by firing several shots into them. Captain Mol ton, with detachment of Cavalry, started on a fifteen days scout on the 2sth inst Cal. Jackson. Major Thompson, and Mir. Summers go with Captain Molton, for the purpose of prospecting what Is reported to be an immensely rich silver lead. It rained quite heavily here on the 2lth and 18th inst This is very unusual in this sec tion, st this season of the year. JOIN SMITH.
 P.S.-Mr Behan and Mr. Wells seem to be the favorites in this section for the respective offices to which they aspire Js.
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The County Ticket.

The ticket which the Democracy of Yavapai county have presented to the people of the coun- ty, is, in the main, a good ticket, and will be supported by the best men of both parties. There is no, man on the ticket who is not opposed to Mccormick and his backers-the ohlce-holders contractors, and their followers.
 We have nothing to say against a majority of the gentlemen who have allowed their names to be placed on the Mccormick ticket further than that they are in very bad company, and that we hope and think they will be badly beaten. Of course. we do not allude to the men whose names were placed there without their consent, of which there are several. The Mccormick county ticket is. however. growing beautifully less, by the withdrawal of many of the best men who were placed upon il without being consulted. First came Judge Brooks, with a card, asking to be ex- cused from running upon it then Mir. Mix acknowledges that he is not at all at home on the ticket. Next comes George Monroe of Wjekenburg, with the following card
 WIcKEsBugG, Nov. 2, 1870. To Hs Eiitor of he Arizona Niaer =
 Sir-You will please inform the public, that my name was placed upon the Mccormick ticket without my permission, and that, being miner, not politician, decline to run upon said ticket
 GEORGE MONROE.
 So they go. But, what is the use of inveigh- ing against the Mccormick ticket, just at this time, when 1t is so near final dissolution.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
New Mexico and Arizona Compared.

Charles Hobat, csfsain sth U. s. Cavalry. for. meriy Of Fort Whipple, in this Territory, and now of Fort Union, New Mexico, writing to us. from that place, under date of September F, says:
 Most of us are greatly disappointed in New Mexico. The only advantage 1t possesses over Arizona Is in the greater cheapness of living, and better mail and tele,rDi bic facilities The conn. try, climate and peoIle canno. compare with those oi Arizona. There never was as dead n country as this is. Wages arc very tow, and un. less the railroad is built this way soon. | donit see any hope for prosperity in anything There was report at Fort Lyon that the road wonld be completed from Kit Carson to Lyon by next Ian. nary, but have since heard that it is very doubi. iul II work Is commenced this year
 All or our Arizona friends at inc post scpd regards to you and other friends.
 We are more than pleased 10 learE from so truthful and obserqant q gentleman as we know Captain Hobart to be. that Arizona is, in several respects, better than New Mexico, which. all know' Is pretty fair country By-and.by, when MT Brady goes to Congress, he will secure for us proper mail facilities, and perhaps, a telegraph line or two, and then New Mexico will be ahead of us in nothing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
LETTER FROM PHOENIX.
Enthusiastic Meeting.

PnG~ix, A. T., Oct ?i, 1870. To he E,h,or of he Ari-ona Miner:
 The opponents Of Mccormick met in council at this place las, evening, for the purpose oi hs.ch' inr to our gallant leader, r. K Brady. Never has our community known such . general uprising o' the people in defense of the right That sterling Democrat, ]. T. Alsap, was called 10 the chair, and opened the meeting with telling speech in' troducing Mir. Brady as live Arizonian.
 Mir. Brady was received with great enthusiasm, and talked (he aspires not to oratory) In style which convinced his auditors that he was iully competent to meet the conclaye of carpei-oaggers who propose to rule Arizona over known Dem ocra,ic population Mir. Brady thoroughly ven. ,ilated the ,lamnable machnations of saiiord, Me Cormick .S Co, who have been sent here to piifer from the pioneers of Arizona, at their pleasure The Democracy have awokc from their lethargy, and today come
 With banner, brand and bow,
 As leader seeks his mortal foe"
 In the person Of r R Brady we recognize our de,Iverer and the election in November will nrovc ;lat PhDnix Is anti Mccormick. Mir. Brady concluded by calling on all Arzonans to support him if they wished an opponent of the carpet bag fiction to represent them in the National Council. He was greeted with loud applause at his conclu- sion.
 Ii being known that Hon Sylvester Mowry was present, loud calls were made for him. The Lieu tenant came forward in that easy happy style peculiar to him. and charged inc enemy in front and rear Oh, how l wish "Limber Dick could have been here. Ifever carpetbaggcr received a thorough ventilation, Mccormick received 1t, at the hands of Lieut. Mowry You will hear him in a few days, at Prescott, and look out for solid shot.
 Our meeting numbered one hundred and thirty voters, all but six of whom will vote for Brady.
 YAvAPAL
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THE editor of the Tucson Citizen Is fast writing himself down ca great liar and blowhard." which fact pains us considerably, as we have heretofore considered him incapable of getting down on bis lsees sad silling the position of afidsy. nn-n to
 set ef thseFing politicians. His paper of the 22d ak. is one tissue of falsehoods To believe these faisehoods, stranger would imagine that every. body in Arizona was wrapped up in Mccormick, and that his election is a foregone conclusion We know better, and to show that we have eonh- desce tn our knowledge, we win stake the MINER office against its valne in money property that Brady will be our next Delegate to Congress.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
Letter from Tucson.

TUCsoN, October s, ls10 To Me Editor of Ue dyi-ona Miner
 The political campaign opened here on the ith, by speech Of two hours duration, from Hon. K. c. Mccormick. He was listened to by large audience, certainly by Democrats, with the re- spect and attention due disposition. Mccormick claimed great things for himself and asked, plead ingly enough, for support in the coming election. On the evcning.of the 5tb, by request of the Dem ocratic Committee, Hon. Sylvester Mowry replied in an effective speech of an hour, 10 a crowded house. He was very severe on McCormck's pre- tenees of public services and showed, conclusive ly that he had certainly failed to be of service 10 tho Territory. During NIT, Mowry's speech, he created veritable sensation by reading letter from Mccormick to the Attorney General of the United States. asking for an opinion that the Pi. mas, Ma-ieopas Papagoes and tame Apachcs should be allowed to vote, and to send tLe oI.in- ion at once, to be Ia lime for the Congressional Election. Mir. Mowry closed with strong appeal to all Arizonans to take their true position, and give Mr. Brady unanimous vote and influence
 The indications are all in Brady'sfavor. McCor- mick will try his old game of fraudulen mt precincts and stuffing the ballot boxes, but the Democracy here, will be yigilant, to prevent repetition of the frauds which elected him before. PIMA.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
PINES MOTEL, San Bernardiuo,. ....... .Calisssni,

This wslk. hs.= l. ei-h ts 'hs rrertsss ri sars at a hoalrs of inc day night The hoDr hz. i,~u Ianied and rshirushssi thralEisst The table alas daniy supplied with Inc t.s af syeryrhnE th-n,fts affords aad the sleeping accommodations of inc beu. excellent.
 Attached Co Inc hssei l. BAR vell s,osssd sHA nd
 FEED srssiE. shere every wiii te ,sss. d animals, is elso connected win the hotsL
 rV The Arisna and CslfosalA Sizxcs srriss q AiA depart frDm tAls hotei and the undeuisped sisrs ts Iatrooagr of Ts Tssssing tb Hnd frn AfiBunA rs of the pahise eterAiiy- C. sTAhsk
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
Public Speaking.

Peter Brady candidate for Delegate to Congress and Hoa Sylvester MoEry will address ,he people of Pres and vicinity, this (saiuray) evening the Court Room the issues before AriIonans their duty themselves and the Territory Other speakers will also t- present and give their views matters of vital i'm porance the Territory and it's people. The Prescott; Brass Band will also le present. general attendance earnestly requested.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

WE have in our possession, letters from promi nent citizens of Tucson, Florence, sacaton, Nor. gan's Station, PhGnix, wickenburg, and other places, and feel safe in saying that Brady will " all these points. He will also get big vote in the River counties, and will carry Prescott, well as nearly every precinct in this part of Yavapai county; that, too, without the aid of money, or the influence of swindling corpcrations
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
Death of Gen. Robert F. Lee.

Robert F. Lee, one of Amerlca's greatest and best sons, Is no longer dweller on Earth, he having departed this life, at Lexington, Virginia October IF. His death was mourned by men of all parties, in every section of the country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

wAsBsGroS TERRITORY is credited with g, is0 inhabitants. which, when NC come to think of the long time tha. Territory has been fishing for peo. pie, is not very large number. The Territory has doubled it's population in the past ten years
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
For County Surveyor,

For Coroners, C. A. LUKE, JOHN PERSON. For Justices of the Peace, A. o. NoYES, CALVIN WHITE.
 Tor Constables, N P. PIERCE, DAN. KENNIS0N.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

TIE San Diego UaioH has entered upon its third year, and expectsto "Gunn " i.s way through scy cral mofe years It has our rermleSiop 10 fire away.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
For Brady.

Ihc honest workers and business men of the country are supporting Peter R. Brady. The "ufed men, who want 10 live without work, naturally 20 for the carpet bagger, Mccormick.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

HENRY F. CossrOcE, the discoyerer of the great Comstoek Lode, has gone on long pros. pectiHg tour to the other world. It Is said that he killed biuiself, September 27, In Montana
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
MINING NEWS.

The news from the several mining districts around Prescott, is, this week, extra good.
 BRApsHAw DISTRICT. Has more than kept up its great name for richness. Mcssrs. McCrackin, Taylor Co.,, re- turned to town a few days ago, with He ounces of gold worth sl7 per ounce, which they had just worked out oi 20 tons of ore from the Del Pdsco lode. They assure us that half the quan- tity of ore crushed during their last run, was be low second class. Several other persons, came in from the District and all report having found rich lodges and good-psying placers We have seen several pieces of ore from the newly dis covered lodges, and have no hesitancy in pro- nouncing them the richest pieces ever seen by us Mr. Eilers had arrived there, examined the lodges and started for Big Bug district. He was more than pleased with what he saw in Brad shaw Mountain.
 BIG BUG DISTRICT.
 The Big Bug Company's i0-stamp mill is hard at work, and a large force of miners are em- ployed taking ore from the mine, so that matters are quite liseIy in the old camp.
 WALKER DISTRICT.
 Messrs. Pointer and Shelton came down with their dust" Thursday afternoon. They say the recent rains helped miners in that they contrib uted more water to the creeks. Several placer miners were hard at work, making fair wages.
 HAssAYAxPA DISTRICT.
 The placer miners of this district are busiy engaged in their creek claims, and, we believe doing well.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

THE OVERLAND MosrHLr, fc. October, Ina. come to hand, and wc are glad to sec < as inter estlng as ever.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

HUGE CATARAcT.--A member of the Brown family has found, in British Guinea, a cataract having clear descent Of 13C feet This eelinses Niagara.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

JOHN T. HOFFMAN, the present able Democrat. ie Governor o' New York, has been re-nomlnated Tor thai office, aud Is sure Of being reelected.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

VIZ would have dsvotA little more space to sr. IeCorE::ek this week bu, for inc fact that "T Brady intends to wade through him this e'ening, si ,be Court House
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
JACKSON & BROS Bar N Billiard saloon,

Hext door to Campbell Bufnms Bfek Str,
 eIontexams street, Prescott. Contains two of Iisian collenasfit BiTFasa rst-, and s well supplied with csAe. Miass Lhfars srf Css, Te have recently r~rsfHsrd fefuruished asi tIS r our Saiou4, -s that !. r@s tbs ueaiee anA ttte f of resort iu Northern Ar1Dua yAtksUS BRO Prescott, Ftbrmfy 6. ista.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

st' Louis has population of 3l2,963, according to inc returns Of the U. 8. Marshal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
wlcKENBrRG pISrRIcr.

Both mills are now running, the Yultnre com pany's, on ore from the Yulture lode the other mill, upon ore from the Maylower lode, Marti. neg district.
 We have nothing new from Walnut Grove Dis trict, but feel confident that Fred Henry and his co-workers are making money.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
800 TONS GRAIN WANTED.

We viii give ,efe. ata sse lsaif ssp,, " v.~l r-A or eight esns y-I tsixi is f1zsr ss 'r ssy- aasas grain deiivrresf. tirPDELL b'ffth
 Prescott A. T., Sers. @' lsfe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
CANDIDATE FOR REC0RDER.

To tAe roters sf Tssepai COa",y
 hereby anissa6cc psS self as indcrcrdrnf rrsf.so for the ocs .f Cods iecordcr, ai he en'aiHg N'''1 '''' ED. W. WELLS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

JUST RECEIvED.-A foe 10, ., ,,'.sss ,s1l ls, hacoo. of the following brands: beis S lflaais O. lope Navy. La Piuta Consneilo, Gold b-s. 1rsAs hla T,xtst 0olden Flake Chigs-ehssns p,ah- Champion, Amber Flake, sus Pearl s''"'
 smoking. .a... A
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
AzrLAx LODGE, No. i77, '. sAl

R.xa.. Meeting. of sAls istssspl ists. ss "A Saturday, eis.es asoniA- .' T '''.,', ''' i.,sl XX ssaowniss brsshSsa arc hs"' ~\ 10 attend ,,,,vylg wv F. ". WELLS, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
STOCK RANCHED.

(,razed q, f.d on fodder. Arply is ,o p., OeLA BARNARD CO., n'''
 Prescott, A. T., Oct s- 1870, -
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Ioor..A ARIZONA LODGE, VOL

.,sxxs.s.. Regular Meetings of iAs iSl s'n Ne sRXs& pe.day Evenings, at hAs''" ....Ai,s Is
 5s5se<%1T bers ef the order, Ia g,,vy god sG nvitsd to attend
 F. J. COOK, R. \. --------------
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CARD.
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You can ,mv R. E. rariag.oss RAneh .. sas' !. i,rs miles northeast of Pot whippIe, fa e...,x.feS Tender. h h asld
 Prescott, A. T., Sept 2s 1870.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Ho'Rs. FORT FooT, Md,

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Atameeting Of officers stationed at Fort Foot,
Md, Captain K. Lodof, 4th L. S. artillery,
called to the Chair, was appointed committee OF
two to prepare resolutions Of coincidence and
sympathy with the family and friends of the
late DR.. John Fl. Bayne, Acting Assistant Sur
geon U. S. Army.
The following resolutions were submitted and
adopted:
Whereas, i. has pleased Almighty God to re-
move from our midst the late Or. John d.
Bayne, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army
Resolved, That by the death of DR.. Bayne we
have lost 8 friend in tho fullest sense CT the
word a kind hearted, liberal and courteous
companion.
Resolved, That in memory of the deceased
we wear the usual badge of mourning thirty
days.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of the deceased, and that
they be published in the Army aud Navy Jour-
nal, Alexandria, Washington and Marlboro
papers. K. LODER,
Capt. 4th q. S. Art, Chairman.
NJ G. GRIER,
LIST L. 9TH u s. Art Sec au 22-lt
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MEDICAL.
TO PHYSICIANS.
New York, August 18th, los

Allow me to call your attention to my PREP
ARATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT
BUCHU. The component parts sre bOCHU'
LONG LEAF, CUBEBs. JUMPER BERRIES,
MODE OF PREpARAT1, N.-Buchu, in VacI"'
Juniper Berries, by dstillstioD, to form g. IN.
gin. Cubebs extracted b. displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries vHFY
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USE
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Hoping that you will favor it with tria..
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Chemist and Druggist of lG Years Experience
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The following extract from an editorial 10
the Baltimore Gazette of Monday Aug. 22d is
significant in reference to the use of streets tor
railroad purposes: NJ.
1T would, however, De Of great advantage
to all parties to have a Union Road round
the city. The time is rapidly coming when the
freight tracks in the city will be done away With.
The removal OF the rails in Howard street is
but prelude to the taking up of the track in
Pratt street, and the construction OF some kind
of communication round the city, to replace
those at present 10 use, is mere matter OF
timo ~
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Chief Justice Pearson, of North Carolina
has discharged all the prisoners brought oelore
him, except FIVE, who arc held on bench war
rant issued on the affidavit of Kirk, who s"o'e
that "he believed the prisoners were guilty OF
murder" No evidence whatever has oeen
produced against them OF any OF the parties
arrested, The cruelties and tortures lnnlcteo
on them by Bergen. Kinks Lieutenant Colonel
are said to have been "ony worthy of the dark
opea -
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HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU And
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no change in diet, no Inconvenience, or expo
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in all these diseases
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The special agent of the Treasury Depart.
ment, at Norfolk, reports the seizure OF $4,000
cigars, two cases of wine and liquors, and
quantity of smoking tobacco. These goods were
seized at the Office of Adams Express Company,
at Fort Monroe, and were, it was alleged,
landed by naval officers from the United States
steamer Severn, lying at anchor in Hampton
Roads. The Customs officers are in pursuit OF
other goods said to have been fraudulently
landed from the same vessel.