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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-25
COpartnership Notice,


VNHE partnership heretofore existing between
i Wilism H. Brown, Of PittsburR. Pennsvl.
yania and Nathaniel NJ. Jor es, of Memphis.
Tennessee, in the coal business at Memphis
and Mouth Of White River. Arkansas. under
the firm name Of Brown q Jones' having
expired By imitation on the First av Of Feb
Tuary, 1879. we have this day mutually az eed
70 a continuation Of same, under the same
firm name and style.
We take the present opportunity 10 ask the
attention OF the citizens ~ Menphis and sur.
rnundif country. steamboat proprietors and
the publc generally. 10 our large and increas.
ing facilities Tor handling coal our Mr.. Brown
owning aud funnit 6 eleven fow-boats and over
seven hundred harIes. and mining All our coal
from bis aWn selected mines. we thereby secu
ring Tor this market meme but the
BEST PITTsBURG COAL,
which we will BE- enabled 10 place on the mar.
ket It low fgure for cash. We are fully pre.
pared % do a Wholesale and Retail Trade Of
any extent, and are never out Of Stock.
THANKING the citizens Of Memphis, and our
many steamsr patrons and friends for their
past liberal Fs;rouaee. We would respectfully
SOLICIT e continuance Of same. and we enasan.
tee the sane promptness and dispatch M al
tenalng 70 your orders We have heret fore ex-
hibited. Respectfully, etc.
Memphis. Tenn. February IS. isio.
n. B All steamboat nail natter sddr,sss
% our re, either At hen phis or Month
nnite River, Arkhnsas. viii be promptly
aeiyered on arrival Of boats.
ISIS BROWN 4 JONES.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, February 24.-Fonr sleep
ing cars, containing the delegates TO the
Railroad Freight Agents Association,
and large number Of slists, includ-
ing j. W. Simonton, General Agent New
YORK Associated Press, left here at 8
0. m. for New Orleans.
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PENNsYLVANIA.

ERIE, February "a The Erie Fire
Bug" are caught at last. At hearing
this morning Edward Firsch, one of the
parties arrested, confessed his guilt, and
implicated Peter 'Laire and Philip Met
zales, who are under arrest The parties
are all in Jail awaiting trial. The
Fire Bugs" were ferreted out by the
old police force.
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mo. 4249.l
In the Chancery Court of Memphis,
Tennessee.

Koch Sons & Co.,.
VS.
]. c. Parker,
W. G. Parker.
r. Parker.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause
i that the defendants. j. G. Parker, W @
Parker and Parker are non residents If the
S ate Of tennessee; II is therefore oriesed
that they make their appearance herein. at
the Courthouse in the City Of Memphis. Tenn /.
on or before the frat Nor day in April. 1870
and plead. answer or demur To- complainal is
bill, or the same will be taken for confess ID
to ihem and set for hearing exparteI ard Tat
q copy Of this order be Published once week.
four successive weeks. in the Memphis Public
Ledger. AuGUST0N ASTON. @. and NJ.
By X. J. BLACK. Deputy G. and NJ.
A copy Attes,: Humes Il Poston, Solicitors
for Gov piai-ant lao WIT
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[l763 A. d.
Law Court of memphis.
CLERKS OFFICE. February %. 1870.

CLERK UFFIUE' repruHIJ % IoIV'
D. H. Townsend, Plaintiff.
W. W. Wallace, Defend'nt)
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
n made in this case in pursuance Of Section
1855 Of the Code Of Tennessee, and attach
ment having been issued and returned by the
proper officer Il evied, ETC.. on the property
81 the Defendant. W. W Wallace; tits there
fore ordered that said Defendant appear at the
ace. on or before the Second Monday in June
next. and defekd this suit or the same Will be
Ia en- for confessed as to him and the case set
for hearing ex parte; and that copy OF this
seentiye weeks in the PUBLIC LEDGER.
ALFRED MATE las, Clerk.
A cspy-Geo. W. Winchester. Attorney for
Plaintiff. lo0-wN
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MEDICAL.
DIR. RIchau's Golden Remedies,

-
Use these only. and save time. health and
money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease.
In any siege. which they fail to cure,
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No. 1. eures
IL ulcers. liberated sore throat and mouth.
sore eyes, cutaneous eruptions, copper. colored
blotches. soreness Of the scalp, sorotuIa etc II
Is the greatest renovator, Alternative and blood
purifier known, removes all mercury from tho
system. ard leaves the blood pure and healthy.
N r. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No 2. cures
~ mercurial affections. rheumatism In ali It's
forms, and gives imr ediate relief In ali cases
or two bott es for SO.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Antidete, a rand
~ and radical cure for all urinary deranee-
nents. Price. IS per bottle.
nR. RIcHAU'S Golden Elixir D'Amou,. a
~ radical cure for pervous or general deb;litv
IN old or young; .imparting energy with won
Herful effect. Price, IS rer bottle, or twofor 90
On receipt Of price these remedies will he
shipped to any place. Prompt attention paiS
to all correspondents None genuine without
the name of : DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies.
d D. b. bct Richards See PESprstq blpSn iu glass
No. Us Varick st.. New York. re II az
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mo. 423O.l
In the Cnancery Court of Memphis,
Tennessee
Isaac Stout.
7 Uysro,, a. al

j. kESr0N, ct all
TT appearing tom affidavit in this cause that
il the defendant j. K eston, is a non resident
of the State OF Tennessee; it is therefore or
dered that he make his appearance herein, at
on the first Monday in March. 1870. and plead.
answer or demur to compliments bill or the
me will be taken for confessed as TO him and
set fer hearing exparte; and that copy OF
successive weeks, in the Memphis PUBLIC
LADDER. AUGUST0N ALsT0N,
Clerk and Master.
A Copy-Attest: Wilson d Beard. Solicitors
for complainant. f4w-l52'
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LEGAL.
LEGAL. f
Oh IA N Gerry SALE
- ON -
M onday, March =, 1870.

NJ ooso u. uur., ch.no.rv court
No' '0'' "a ~
IF M.wnh;s
oonn huuson .. az ,,.
RY virtue OF an interlocntory ceciee ~ th hs
highest bidder. in front OF the CLERK and MAS
ter's office. in the city OF memphis ana on
the premises,
On Monday. March 2, 1870,
tne Tn ots ~ tbs cisv If Mempbis State
fT. W. ~" e.nh ea;o;nino hs;ng the whole
s,a. anvsn,v n;ra IN Hack tbirtyone, ef The
u IN 0verton snbd;vis;on of the city. begin
INN ~ ni;nt s;r hind red and forty feet
nn.ns ~ ;a,arsso,;ar 81 The east side of De
u. .ro dad Nv John Ove ton. viii
no.o s,so AZ 81 Gpav s,,eei. tbence ffry feet
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stroyed. The bar Of gold which Colonel
J. f. Stone had with him when he was
killed and the mail robbed, was found in
their camp. ~ <
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MEDICAL NOtica

DE; g. g. CADE, LATE VISITING
Orleans, La. and for the last three wears snr,
geon Of the .. s. Post Hospital at jackson.
Miss, respectfully tenders his profes sionaI ser.
vices to the citizens OF Memphis and Vicinity.
given to all diseases peculiar to females also
venereai' syphilis, tumors. and all chronic dis.
l5-10-14 No. Ill Beal Street.
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TO MERCHANTS :

AS a very large edition will be printed
on our frat number, which will be circu-
lated through the entire section of coun-
try contiguous to Memphis, and also in
the different cities and towns in the
Southwest, the WEEKLY PUBLIC
LEDGER will be most excellent adver-
Using medium. Only limited num-
Der of advertisements will be received,
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Twill also continue the publication of
the DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER as here
tofore, except that it will appear ia 3
NEW DRESS.
A synopsis of all the important news
published in the PUBLIC LEDGER from
day to day will be given in the WEEKLY
PUBLIC LEDGER
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arrival ana Dsparturs Of Train..



MISSISSIPPI AND TxNsEssKE itILRoAD.
rsw Orleans mail daily. $ - pm. 1870 2 n; !;
FreisS Si' Except Sunday 2:S5 pm; 45s Am:
Mail train makes direct connection for New
Orleans and all points South.
Express rap makes direct SgorS ho iHy
S SOrsovl and ali points Moth Of Grenada on
Mississippi Central railroad.
Ticket Office, 237l< Main street, and at tho
depot. 0mnibuses will call for .Passengers and
ing 0r0''' a. s. tivERMoIE. Cen. supt.
uxrrHrs AND oHARLxsrox RAILROAD.
Tbrouvh mail, daily...........120l Pm. $3.50 FIX.
Through express, daily(does
not arriveBunday or leave
I'm. ll:50 Pm.
Junction AScCInmod s &SS IN s1sAx
s omerville Accommodation,
save Sunday......: .......... s:45 AN. 4:4oP.M.
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
% Su St No. 27s Main street, and at Depot.
A, A. BARNES. q. T. A.
BARNEY HUeHEs. Passenger Agent.
xrxpHIs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-....-.....-..l2: Pm. 4:oQA.Ns
H pagaa'ee ~ ccommodation. si5 500 |"
: Ticket oiIiee. No. 2s7H Main street. De-
o'' n'"1 s. D. JONES. Sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
nErrn1s AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
aoxuo Wvsr - Leave Hopeiield at 500 am.
arrive AZ L'Angaille at 12:00m.
ao,srxa EAsr--Leave L'Anguille at 1885 pm;
arrive at popeseld at 80 Pm.
Trains leave daily. Ferry boat leaves 1901 OF
B. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent
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Sale by Decree of Chancery Court.
George E; Marcoml chancs5gy Court
Jimmie Maroon etal) Menphis.
10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN THIS
Is cause, / will sell, at pubie auction. to he
highest bidder. in font Of y Office, at the cor
ner of n ensoe and Second streets, in the city
of Memphis.
On Saturday, 2sth of March, 1870,
one hundred and seventy-two acres Of land.
comprising the entire tract belonging to the
estate Of John Maroon. decd, lidcluding also
the dover Of Agnes Maroon, dec,d), situated.
lying and being in Range 8, Section 3, of the
Eleventh Surveyors District of Shelby county.
Tennes see. and which is particularly. and
definitely described in said decree. Said sale
being made for partition among the tenants in
common of said estate.
TERMS OF SALE ne-Third Cash ! the
balance in eight and twenty months. Notes
with good security and lien retained upon the
land for deferred payments.
l5O-w3t JN0. A. 0NLEY. Special Com'r.
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DIR. ID. y. LOHNSON'S
MEDI CAL DIsPENSARY.

NO. 2io Main street Cup sfairs),
now permanently establithed for the curs.
i OF all forms of private diseases. Impotencs
seminal Weakness. Syphilis in its yar;ed
forms, cured without mercury or other pa;san-
Gus drugs: also. diseases peculiar to femaios.
pr. johnson has given his special attention TO
years. All afflicted should call. Office bonrs
to pm Sundays, from 2 to s m
Medicines sent to all parts by express. on re-.
CENT Of price, $40. W 70
85-10-9 d. q, JOHNSON M n
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All the type to be used in our Weekly
is ENTIRELY NEW, and the paper on which
it will be printed is the finest white book.
paper, making it the most readable jour
nal published in the South.
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Manag srs and Superintendent Of the Draw
ing:
MAJOR M. ]. WICKS,
J.. P. STRANGE,
Z" PHIL. T. ALLEN.

THIS valuable Farm Is situated on the sout
Il side OF The Memphis and Charleston raj
road, about three quarters of mile west
Pocah cDtas, in HaTdeman county. Tenn; cor
tains 100 acres, most of which is fnc, rich bo
tom land, 70 acres cleared. under fence and
cultivation, balance beautifully timbered. In
provements, comfortable
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ofPiAln sSd Fss5 RssE. Ssns vita diSDsisA.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14
GOVERNOR sHAPTER AND THE MoRMoNs.

I IGoVERN0R SKATER AND THE MoRM0Ns.
 Governor Shafer, of Utah, arrived at Cor inne on the 2Oth of April, and was met and welcomed by large a,semblage of persons who expressed eradication at meeting, and iionized generally, Utah first governor. The Governor made speech in wich he stated that he had come to Utah for the purpose of enforcing the laws of the United States, and when he cannot do this he will return to bis home. "The Constitution and the laws must be respected and obeyed everywhere, and this Territory will not be made an exception" The saints however, seem determined to bafie Mr Shafer if he shall undertake to enforce any law which will be likely to inter fere with the free exercise of their peculiar religions rights" or ceremonies Polygamy they hold sacred and will defend, and, for the purpose of doing so are arming and equipping themselves ou large scale. \ Cor nne despatch to the SaH Francisco ChonicA under date of April 2lst says
 "For two weeks past the Mormons of Cache
 
 gun they could obtain in this city, one frn alone having sold them seventy>tour guns and taken an or CT for thirty more, to be ordered by telegraph and delivered as soon as for- warded, last week. The Mormons have pur- chased l6,0 009 cartridges in Corinne, and this week so far the trade Is more lively"
 They give as the reason for investing thus largely in arms and ammunition, that there is danger from Indians Ou the outer settlements It is hardlyprobable, however, that the presence of Indians, or any fear in that direction, has influenced them to this course. They feel that the laws of Congress will be enforced and that poiygamy ID ust disappear from the landif they calmly bow to the decree, but, in blind devotion of their pecGiar faith, they believe that Heaven will tgastrste any design whica might crlninste n tne over .hrow of any p1iyi 1 iege which they nave eyer enjoyed, They are 1 therefore determined to take up arms II ths caase, so hat Heaven, witnessing their solci5udo l for the preservation of that system whicl; hey 1 believe handed down to them, may iua.ct ths greater punish n sut upon their oppressors. 1t ia quite eviden; that 1t i. the passage of the rlioni Bill and the presence ofGoysrnor Shaf- fer, rather than any fear of Indians which have them to invest thus largely ill i'm plenent3 of wal
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14

The Canadian government having failed tc influence Riel, tue Winnepeg dictator, through the persuasive powers Ofits emissariesy has now determined to lash him into submission. With this view force of 1000 picked men, 300 of whom are regulars ard the remainder Cana dian volunteers, and 2,OOe loyal Indians is about to be despatched to Winnspeg. One hundred and twenty boats, for the expedition, are in process of construction at Toronto. The route proposed is from Thunder Bay, on Lake Superior, across the country to Fort Garry by 6 route along the American frontier, to Lake of the woods, and thence by sWamps and prai- ries to Winnepeg.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14

Prominent among the members, sta neetnS of the Indians Commission ia NeT York on the 26th plL, was .he lying hyPecrite Vim cent Collycr who delivered an address, duly worded nthss," a.thou" and "thiue." advocate ing 'Ipdian rights" and vindicating Indian atrocities. Aresolution was ad opted apProv> ing the course of the Presieent in appointing Quakers as Indian agents and demanding r;u.tiegislaiion in favor of the Indians We thank the President for having kept his Qua kers away from Arizona and, as "legislation' to be just must bring about the extermination of hostile Indians, We are in favor of 'just leg ;slation."
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14

From the San Disgo Union of the 18th ut we copy the following very interesting little bit of News: the through reliability of which is faly established in the name of the auther of the letter containing the statement:
 We have seen a letter dated April 9th, written from Washington by ex-Governor Goodwin of Arizona, to gentleman in this city, in which he says: "The (Thirty- second ParalleD Blt has received the sanction Of both the Senate and house Committees, end El!i nndou5te 'ly pass as soon as reached in he regular order of business" This sounds like bhsinesa. It means something. We had become tired of the everlasting repetition O. "I blngs are going on well;' Everything looks bright" etc, etc. A positive stateusn of fact is ,oubly refreshing.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14
BY LOVE ! !

IL has just been discovered, as will be seen from the following despatch dated New York April 25lh, that there are still hostile Indians at large upon this continent:
 Special despatches from Washington sfste that there IS almost a certain prospect o al In. dian war. Twenty thousand Sioux are on the war path. Troops are being hurried to the frontier to meet the crisis. Besides the if teenth and Seventeenth regiments Of infantry are ordered to Sioux City. The recruiting officer in this city IS ordered to send every available recruit as once
 More than 10000 Apaches have continued t. depredate all over the Territory of 3rzons ever since it became the property Jf the '. S. But then this fact is not known in Wash ington, and will not be likely to anfold itself at that "seat of judgnent9 for the next l5 years When he matter is fully understood however wont Uncle g. come with vengeance though? Yes sir with vengeance which will tell upon pork and beans,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14
"Tus ENGINEERING AND MINING JouRr.1v.-

"THE ENGINEERING AND MINING JoURKAL": = 1 he March nun bcrs Of this very valuable publication have been received. Every nun Der contains new and original illustrations of tue lates. Improvements upon the known sys- tems of building and mining; and besides discoursng editorialiy, with great ability upon such sRbjects, quotes extensively from ,he ableet nUthors of the day. This work. achicI tt acOuld Dc to the adsontays cf eusry miner ts read, is published by Western ds Co.,, at Nc 37 Park Row, New York, and costs only S4 per annum.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14
NOTICE i!

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at ( office of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Pima until o'clock p. m., on the 23d day If May 1870, for building stone foundation for the wall of the Public Cemetery, near Tue son said foundation to be of good stone, twenty inches above the ground, twenty inches under, and nine hundred and ffty-four feet long.
 By order of the Board
 F. H, GOODWIN, May 18th, 1870. Clerk.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14

General Sherman has issued orders mak- lag important changes in the Military depart
 ments:
 "A new Departments Is crested, to by styled
 Department of Arzons,' to eaa brace the Territory of that name, and so much of Cali fcrnia as lies south of a line from tbe north west corner of Arizona 10 Point Conce 2tion with headquarters at Forr Whipple, Arizona i; and Colonel an Brv7et Maior-general George Stoneman is assigned to command accord ing to Lis breve rank of Major general"
 General Scho6eid will command the depart meat of California. The Department of Alaska will be discontinued and tha5 Territory will bo attached to the department of the Colum- bis, commanied by Gen Canby with head quar tsrs at Portland. Oregon. The Depart. meRt of the Cumberland and Virginia will be discontinued The deaartment oft Lakes will DC enlarged so as !. e.nOrace tAe Western from tier as far a. Lake Champlain and vill be com manded ny Gen Mcdowell, with head quar- ,els al New York city.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between William Snifin and Samael Wise. in the Bluewater station, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
 The business will hereafter be conducted by Samuel Wise who will collect all debts and dis. charge all indebtedness belonging to the late firm
 VIM. SNIFFIN.
 SAML. WISE. Bluewater Station, hsy 2, 1870. I4m3
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14

\ Sacramento despatch to the Alta, of date April ?, says that 'seren Sisters # the Order of St. Joseph arrived to-day from St. Louis, eH rOaie to Tucson, A. T, where tits designed to establish school and hospital"
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14
LIE WINS HOTEI
MAINSTREET

MAIN STREET
 The building known as the "1'ass House" has underwent a thorougn '. '. yation and is now open. to me P-, under the above name. The Oaa i.-- s.- are airy and comfortable, and nea'y :- :-.s having every accommodation to OS g. any hotel between San Francisco anu i, The Table will be found to eonp- best that the country af ords' p's.-s by the most skilful cooks in the Is''''.' "GUS" will be always at bis post ID s April 16 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14
PROCLAMATION R7 Sss
To all shom i, nm.

WHEREAS, The constant ,. F uniform success ofehe 4,..,O Osp'.3 der and pillage, require Foos i'S by all our citizens, or the rag tinue to be overrun, ou. fa;' f''sot : and our people driven ont or ,4,' aei, lives and property, and tbe ,ssI' oSse'ia , and tlresides depend to grea, .II own exsrtions. live helD Cr' on,'a1 si''' srnment will be stimulated i ,o oais''s z, help Us l know We have sI,.iaga' aa'' our bravest and best i; I sI,or a people have been impov.r;.blAgaoa' Aaot' robbery, and that few can sIsU make additional sacrifices so b0. hand, if we continue to struo,Ia Ja' . common, we may hope to soo5 o5'' =. {. piete subjugation of our rslanS "''aas thereafter possess in peace q Ta passed in leading resources soI 'i'.' climate; and 3u' WHEREAS, Moved by these Do.e .ions, on the 3lst day of Auypp,, pSa9l' dressed a communication tn % Geo. H. Thomas, then coum.11 -:l' tary Division of the Pacific, reon... arms and ammunition for thrs5 a. citizen volunteers, which comns.' ' referred to the General of the ''I IF Washington, and in reply the foIIo,. was issued :-
 HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF r,,,
 San Francisco, NOTent. CIRCULAR. !
 No. 20.
 In answer to appliea tion to tho q. manding the Army for authority to S ammunition and rations to three .,. volunteers serving against the Indian, the following reply is received. & "Whenever the commanding ofacs, izsd body of troops in Arizona is ma,; hostile Indians there is no objection i, along such citizens as obey his orisr him with their arms. This is tbs b.r the people to aid the military.
 "Very respectfully,
 "Your 0bedient servant
 soignedi) E. D. T0WNSgyI
 "Adjutant Gear "Whenevcr armed citizens choose ts mand moving against hostile Inji,,. be furnished with rations, and, if gsss,, ammunition, but nothing more, By order of Major General Th9ug
 "WM. D. WHIgPnl
 Assistant Adju ar.-gsI HEADQUARTERS MILITARY D;vlSIoy p
 San Francisco, NO7emtgl By command of Breyet Maior-G.,.,
 JOHN P. SHERBTFI
 Assistant AdJuiaB..; OFFICIAL : E. ". STONE, Breyet Lieutenant Colonel, U. $. Id
 4. i q AND WHEREAS, The military force U Territory $ inadequate to carry lana lively destructive war against the A,.i o insure protection to life and prr ps=a he most populous settlements: Now Theretore, The Governua lnitsd States having furnished, forAi 'ur citizens, seven hundred and forg,h 'roved breechr loading guns with ana nunition, l, A. P. K. Stafford, Gars. be Territory of Arizona, aud COmnaii hIef of the militia thereof, call uyn ble-bodied man subject to military iuF he Territory. to immediately aid in Orgl he militia in accordance with law and ommendations of my prOclamaiionosO . 8, 1869, in order that the arms maJi ,ibuted and the militia force prs5aa ctiye service in the field and fo- c5oF nth the regular troops.
 Given under my hand and the seal 'erritory, at Tucson, this second day | !. D. 1870.
 A. P. K. SAFFORl By the Governor.
 SEAL, COLES BAsHFoRD,
 Secretary of the Terii'f
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14

Viii Correspondents anl others cease to call us "Arizonian" and our Territory "Ari- Eonia"