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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06
Missouri state Fair.

Entries for the fair are still pour
ing in, and it is now demonstrated
to certainty that the iortheomine
exhibition will tAr exceed alliaprcvi-
GUS fairs in the number and variety
OF the specimens, goods and stock
displayed, as well Is 10 other particf
ulare. 1t would be we'll TOR persons
intending to place articles on oxhib.
ton to remember that only three
days remain for entering, and they.
had better make good use Of the
time yet remaining.
The accommodation Tor the exhl.
bition have been vastly increased.
but it is authorilively stated tha,
owing to tho extraordinary multiple
cation Of the entries there will yet
be some difficulty in finding room Ill
some Of the departments. The me-
chanical department is crowded, aud,
We hear the same report OF othors.--,
One pleasing fact may be mentioned,
the fine art and textile fabric depart
lments promise al unusually beaut,z
fal display, and tho exhibition will
take place 10 the new and immensely
enlarged and improved quarters
These always form very grand feas
ture Of attraction, and this year will
probably draw an unusual amount Of
public attention.--H. Louis Repaih
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

Brother Val Mendel of the Abba
Union has sold q half interest in the
|psper TO Charley Clapp, his former
foreman, and the establishment is
now under the management of the
now firm Of Mcndel & Clapp, with
our old friend, Judge George Hick-
enlooper as editor. May abundant
success attend them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

An Immense building Il projected
in st. Louis. II is To- cover thrss
blocks % sixth and Seventh streets
and 70 run through II under archSd
ways. II
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

We regret 70 announce that the
Hon. VIM. Smyth, Member Of Coz.
gress from tho Second District, hss
had q relapsA and isnow lying'in :
very crltical situation. 49, -vl
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

Tho Woman's Suffrage Convention
held yesterday in Boston, Mass, re-
solved not to support any candidate
unfriendly to their cause, and in case
neither the Republican nor Dcmo-
cratic Conventions adopt e woman
suffrage plank, to call . Convention
for tho nomination Of q State ticket.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

Governor Samuel Merrill, General
Ed. Wright, Secretary of State, and
Hon. J. A. Elliott, Auditor OF State,
passed down today on Dos Moines
Valley railroad, on their accustomed
visit Of inspection of the State Peni-
tentiary, at Fort Madison.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

The Chicago Republicans has
changed bands, having been purchas-
Cd By J, ,. Mccullough, the corros-
pondent "Mack" Of tho Cincinnati
Commercial, and w. h. Schuyler, late
business manager Of the Euening
Post.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

An attractive feature in the great
fair at St. Louis, next week, viii BE-
the presence Of seventssn thousand
school children, who have been
invited By the president Of the
association. 9 s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

LIE Eoir. of. Paris. remarks: "If
sEntland renoupces al fnthrfercDcs
IN Continental affairs II the Prus. ian
sword ID to bc the terror of Sweden.
Deumark. Belc;um. "A rstria, Ifaly.
4 sna ,Srain. Bismsrck may decide the
tate 81 1Constansinapls as his lsisure.
md seat 4 n;littles h honsDlIsrn mon
the threne ofg the 6ultsns. what
,does Rnspias thinlt Ct this r / Is she
waiting until she be left tete.a.tsse
with Fruseia 10 draw her sword e.
w Us TX not \ hundred tirics prefer
ablc to raliy The struggling caprices
of Europc. and oppose Tentonic
|brstaaiAv withIa fa,ess Of nations?
srhU RsSaian 0os>ruunout vii not
cav. .that their urinciulCs forbid thcm
/ to AiIord 5 ropnb blicen state support.
Russia hes msde important procrcss
stHdSr kcrpf01eas relan. HIS She .
mos trdety 6alS thljs The American
I |RskuSlfc Z TAcn Amstics n perforcc
Of .noeesssty ior ds. Not only because
xoahave ahskon OF tAs yeko of the
/ Empire byk above 90 heonuse the
rrsSt 0enfS de1stion az ~ west Is
now .rpe. lor iuter5ersnce in our
affhirS and for mixing with the eur
rsnt ,of Europesn civiliEaaips. 49,
scTho Moaroc doctrine has served
| IL pnrnoeo. hut il il now beneath the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

The Loyal Cltisen, Centerville,
Iowa, issues . daily during the Ap-
psnoose County Fair. II says Cen
terville is to have two banking
houses, and Moulton one, making
three in the county.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

Marahal McMahon has 20 far
recovered from his wounds, u 70
be able TO mako the journey 70
Belgium. We are grati6ed 70 know
that tho old hero is again On hss fest.
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The folio~ingis good ASvioe q
the South, and indeed ID cycsy peo.
pie upon tho Globe:s 80
aOno Of the signs Of IN ewakesine
sense of the people of thesDouth q
their own. best ibtcrests = Acen ID
the extensive factories sthat are
springing up in different JleTtions ol
this section. In South CAtpIina,
Georgia, Tennessee, ,NissisSipri, and
evon ID rcmcse Texas, tho cc0nomy
ofhome Manufacture, having pfesent.
ed as nero theory such 81 invalua.
bic aggregation, ofsfcsults, js rosolv.
ing itsolf into d, thing Of ti1ctice.-
There is no divine right ins Lowell
or Manchester TO The oxclu1lse man
ufacture Of fabrics from tho hber we
produce. II water.powor aesseptial
to compete with Lowell, tlDsse b as
abundance ofit In norshefuS1 1fixbama,
speaking for this State alone, and
steam viii accc.aplish jast = much
in Mobile as ID Name chesker. Shah
-tha man vho raises tho corn 20 abso-
lutoly dependent On his BSfgHOUPsof
broad 2 Shall We, with ali the clio.
ments 0fphysical strength around as,
give to farsoR States tho fnc -four,
and be content to subsist on the
husks ourselves?
Every manufacturing institution
established in tho South is 4 rock id
the wall of hor defence. Every dol
lar spent in developing and expand
ing home enterprises is seed sown
that will have its fruition in the full
car. It seems that thcrc was this
one good effoct resulting to tho South
from tho wnr. II has taught ua that
q people cannot make themselves
invulnsrable by agriculture alone
that contingencies muy arise whom
foreign indnslrics can asaiins moth.
ing, or but little, and it has, as . con.
sequence, turned the Southern mind
toward d full development Of its
inherent strength, and the building
.up Of, q physical constitntion that
will make it as far q may be dosir,
able independent Of external, sup
ports.-N0bilc ReoiSfer, {.
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From the Daily Courier Of sept. stfG /
The Hop. Chas. =. Shriper, Of
PennsylvaniA. spoke for tso m | hours
last night at the Court Hosss N this
city, 70 : very ssssns'se ees s'lm
audionce. MT. onrlner sara .his was
his nrss VISIT 20 iowa' anu expressed
himseltle.very ensnusiassic y TERMS up
on sne beauty 'eftilSy aoe9 'scsuf
ses o. ING oOdnssy. sFo.0cet.y
of ths opinion, however ms No ''ks
many Peopic HON sao nsss uPon
snelF nrss arr'sM AmV.s ss'las nus
taken the oapse'sy, a1d'se
snd cuitasat'oh = ao~a A.
arguing -. Iuss.'o'' Z. ' - ssi p.' J.
neg st.ue "0 a,u1 - o'sy z. Sfi -
icap.0"91M apP0.'s - .es
~ .ne uI0.'''v.ssu , - ~ 's'.o
:. ~ - 1. s.
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4, ~ Nt's.'
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

3&1O NAVOV ACat VAkV1D1G1l1 VlVC0a
Intho soush transspt of tSe ostht
dral at Strassbourg, is the famous ne
Economical clock. It dated original
~ from 1854, but was taken dow
and replaced in l547. The preeen
ono, which stands opposite che plac
Of the original one, dates from 1885
It shows sAs kouf, day Of the.week. q
mokth and-year, and many othe
epochs, mud has several clockworl
figures, &c. At ia O'Clock all II
mechanism and images are set ii
motion. The bombardment is said 1,
have damaged Che cathedral matcr
ially, and sll its root is burned down
The interior is reported = mass O
ruins, and tho clock and tho chin,
Of bells in the tower arc badly
! injured. ss.s-' ;7s,ss Ss.,.s. e
THE STRAssHouRGERs AND THE nIsT0R
fcAL ASSOCIATIONS OF rnE TOWN.
Though Strassbo has been for
long tiunc united 70 France, IL bears
|au tho aspect Of ! Gafman town in
I 4 cIe:nce y tne sstoess sne
guago Of its inhabitants. German !,
generally spoken by. tho lower order
and Frcnch BY the upper classes.-
sno ! Ax! got pusseseion OF Strnss
oaf tool, ana since snat time II ha(
M .rEmalnco ins poeeeee!on g the French
Inc clty is strongly French ~ its
symPssnics
ntrassoourg s Also that city IN
Wnlcn sne earliest attempts q PRINT
ing ~ere made IN 14S0, by John Gut
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The census not yot complete, ol
st. Louis, gives 4 population ol
100000.
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In Kansas, where some eight han :
dred miles oi irnIroad have heend
built rcccntly, two hundred ar.,
twelve post officee hars been aslah
iishedsd,tiing the Inst -four months.
and petitions are DALI i~ecis yi t,'r "a
further increase.
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Ex-Gov. Alvin Saunders and Gen'l
Thayer, are, contesting for the U. 8,
Senatorship IN Nebraska.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

"A GLIMPSE AT a GREAT CIrr.-
New York has : population Of from
300 900 to ], ,00O, 900. Its inhabitants
represent forty different nationalities.
Thirty -one thousand births, Is, 900
deaths, II, 900 marriages are recorded
annually. Its population consumes
4, 600 geo brls -four, 2,776.39l beef
cattle, calves, sheep and swine, $780,
600. 600 worth AZ toa and coffee, &40,-
O00, 900 worth Of liquors, $4,000, 900
worth Of leo annually, besides co.
00O, 900 gallons Of water daily en-
ployed to wash tho city and citizens.
1t has 800 public schools, numbering
los, 900 pupilA and 400 private
schools with $4,000 pupils; 430
churches, 315 nowspapcrs and maga-
zines, 3l5 religious, charitable and
moral associations. The total valn-
alton Of real and personal estate In
the city is $685., ,326, GA 81 ,0OO, ,OOO
arc spcnt in its places Of famnsements;
the costs Of tho police courts and
prisons is about 81, 5000 and 81
900, 900 in the triflo Of boquets. II
has 1880 professional thicvcs, 4O0
lottory and policy Offices, and Mt least
loo establishments for tho receipt q
stolen goods. Ia ,lss
liza terrible food 10 ysgingsin tht
James river, Virginia. Tho wate'
rose at ono time six feot 10 twenty
minutes. At I.ynchburg the watcl
ia twonty.ivo feet highcr than eve
hetorc known. Immonsc destruction
70 property has been the result
Lsweepiug away bridges, raiiroa'
tracks, horses, cattle, and an immens
amount of goods.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

s. Hoo HRVDGCTg 0f lStU.-Int Afts
lestimatc OF the probable nuE:b~r OF
hogs available for slaug htcr 10 1870 1.
Is furnished by the official tables al
the State auditor oi. Ohio, the asses-
sors Of the State returning the gross
number s;xmonths old and over on
the Let day of April, at i,7gV, il3
| against !, ,455 .s4s on the correspond
| ing date OF 1869, or ~ increase in
round numbers Of 375, ,UOU. There is,
however, 3 slight decrease as com
pared with 1867, and y still greater
failing OF IS comrared with she crop
Of previous years, which reached the
maximum Of 2, ,765, SOC, in 1865, Il IL
evident that the same causes which
led to the large product Of lS63--
high price of the packed product and
consequent profit 10 brecdcrs--have
stimulated the production this year
in Ohio, N it probably has in Illinois;
bat it is questionable il the increase
ie equal in other Western States.-
Upon the subject OF possible values.
the Cincinnatl Gdssue, from which
we have extracted the above ifarcs,
says: The returns 70 the Auditor
incinde only those over SIX incnfhs
oid on the Let OF April. Large NUN
berA thcretorc, not incluaed 70 our
igures, may be made ready for mar.
| |ket January next. A good corn crop
and high prices for hogs usually
,ss.IOe = sssy ~. rs'' s ...a 49,
uogs arc coGlnsn"ins -, nSu p.ye'
anu, wa',c ~ - nos nAo'y 'uas p"oA
ets VIII oe,a1,o - p.y - IN, in ;nas -
was Ical1eu las. ~i,.o:, s., 49,
yie,a - wen as = p'oa.S.; ss .h,' ias Nv,
wiz u." noss n,ol. P" m,'".. ."".
any o'neI Pfouuo.. a uaho .l.
go. 50 'i'a, no ieauy ~ n.' '.;.
as 70 P"t ING Pricc ueio" : paying
point 1sese Mno o"y n'oeA noss -
h'gh prices " ia''o,' I" - 'u" va. sn sen
oi Ws'ns .non'y !, ~ u .oa1ss, ., 49,, ~ ,..n.
lhers "no Iaiso nose Aou ."l.s" nu 49,
cannot iaii W oonc oul sae''u. '.n
ers DOW tniuk .hey ea. INV" " Ply
90 per hsnuIeu pounus n.., u I,, Wy
aVers.e ior noSs n1A' w,''ei. opon
.nis IL WI, We tusuA, " '".s 'o'
feeders 10 ngure' anu sio W e-o
mead lor nogs asma..els nos s1a"a
ana are hkely 10 s.anu, snoa'a i"sare
good pron'.D D9aon ea"'''1o
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I spsIissrsa BY eapisr. t.s .wtsk ,,;vr.,g..
EouRIEh IoB DEPARTMENT
ltKlNflNG or ALL KlNps

From a Visiting Card toa Mammoth Foster,
executed in good style. Eastern prices and
work duplicated.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

The population Of New Orloans.
under the now census, is 1S4,66S, an
increase Of 1906 sincc 1860.
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ORDERS SOLICITED.
Imperial Cradle-Song..

Il s1E.f
|
/ published sby kkHCh lnstDedlAtely fol-
| 49,, ~.
lowing the Offtn Uf the fOnCN k,r1Nee
| ~. @sF Fesps
| H,.sil "A by. baby and IL the winds fair
Crown. Orb, and scertfe the baby shall wear :
Should the wind rise 10 a popular stlt,alI
Down comes i;ie baby, crown, sceptrc and nil.
n tatf5 gtlsas ss,f
i ,s.., y. ,
mi when the time comes 10 pul the "toyi on,
What if the head that should wear II be gone
4., es' as - ii 3 sffss,
husi,a-by, ba5s. @ the s0nng klng oiiio
Facts rather viilisiotss, young FITS DE i'gASur.
.17-- -. : 8 Is,ss4,.s3r
80. ..,.
suffered the panss % = martyr for thee;
cannon ahhonncen we eAis.ence pt2uD'
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stsrsssaape We've afathes fair AT
Shaugs.
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THE WEEKLY COURIER

I. I. n 4. Hz1EHEHKS, HzaIEaSs, }zDrso..
w. a. CALDWELL. LOCAL EplroR.
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THURSDAY. October 8. 1870
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-26
Result of the Election.

Another terrible calamity hss beiallen our unfortunate Territory, the will Of whose cit izens has just been defeated at the ballot box, by paid hirelings from Sonora and elsewhere MF. Mccormick the vile, and bis hackers - the contractors, Federal office holders, mo. nopolists, and their rctainers, have again stuffed the ballot boxes with fraudulent votes, and are joyful over the prospect of another two years promenade around the public crib. Let them not, however, be too sure oi this, for the election may be contested, In which case they may have to take back seats But, of ,hi-, more hereaner.
 YAvaPa CoUsTT.
 From the table which appears elsewhere in to days MINER, it will be seen that the citizens of our noble mountain county, true to honor, truth and principle, gave MT. Brady, who, up to the day of election, was alnsos, unknown in the county, and then not very favorably known, a handsome majority over Mccormick, who had resided here for over four years, It will also be seen that the county cast a larger vote than any other county in the Territory; that good Demo crats and anti Mccormick men we're elected to every office but one on her Territorial and county ticket. This IS something Co feel good over, and we thank our fellow-eitizens of YavApai for having spurned Mccormick his greenbacks and promises.
 PIMA COUNTY.
 About TOO votes were cast in this county of which Mccormick got about l72 majority In 1868, when the county ran Mccormick the vote was l,0l7 of which number McCor mick received nearly aiRs hundred. Now when it is known that the population has al most doubled since 1868, people can see and realize the frauds which Mccormick perpe trated in 1868, and which were, this year repeated on siRsller scale.
 YUMA COUNTY.
 McCormiekitcs claim that there were v. votes cast in this county, at the recent sicc ton, of which Mccormick received 73s, Bra dy B, and Sylvester Mowry (who was mol running) I. Now, this vote smazcs us, for VIC know that there are not to exceed 4O, legal voters in the entire county of Yuma soHsvE COUNTY,
 Polied very light vote, SI for Mccormick and ore for Brady.
 In addition to this, precincts were openec across tte Colorado river, in Nevada, and 1t | said, about i2O votes cast for Mccormick. We would say more on this subject, wer' it not that
 "Great sorrows have no leisure to complain; Least ills vent forth, great griefs within remaia"
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From Phenix.

This Democratic settlement Is constantly advancing in enterprise and prosperity. Last mail brought us letter from the founder of the settlement, Jack W. Swilling, (as noble hearted nan as ever liyed), enclosing . notice of Judge Hayden and others, wbo con stitate the Hayden Milling and Farming Company" claiming 10000 inchss of the waters of Salt River, and giving notice that tue Company had commenced the work of constructing their ditch, etc. In addition, Dr. J, T. AIsap writes that Judge Hayden had promised to have a good iouriss mill erected before wheat ripcns; also to procure steam threshing machine.
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Bad. if rrss.

L. n. Hooper. who arrived here "Wednesday night last, tson Williamson Valley, says Caap Haslpsi news hsi reached there to the sfsa that large party of indises -Tsapp''ea '6 be Ssysjoes, Yampais and cosninos--haa made raid an Willow Grove. and ruh e4 about 100 head ef cattle belonging io hssn' Thomoson aud Porter. This "eSs ss brought to Camp Haalrai by thfee '@nn grants. who said that the Indians we'e ". mounted, and clothed in red blanks"' " They also said that tho Indians stole nos " the stock ous of the corral. Mf. hard! wy passed over the road feu days se0' a0''@ this statement, for the reason that tAe'e ss, '., some la or ii men at Willow Grosei ~ the cattle were wild; that the men Se. V. :. in the habit of eorrsiing them, and sas - scattered m bsnds. it would hsse A. party of Indians several days to eol'ee'
 run of HOO head. We hOps iA' s's'sa'" or rumor Is without foui,dat'"-...
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Fives, and up it for some distance, ,o wher. the Indians had climbed up s,eep. rocky bank, upon top of which an Indian ssnssrl was discoyercd. Of course. he saw tltstrcops gave regular Mccormick yell, and started to spprise hn brethren. Troops and citizens then put span to their horses; rode down the bed of the river until they found low tank, up which they climbed. Upon gaining this bank, they had the pleasure of sceinr about ia Indians, running towards tAs=a. The savages saw them, and changea their oosrse Cor the hiiis- But it was too late fcr al to save themselves, for fear ahle-bodied bocss were, before reashing the rocks, osersakea and killed. and Cal Jackson thinks he killed another. It was believed that swo.thiris I the Indians received wounds, vhiIe renasny into the rocks.
 AsaAvE SOLDIER, kxD yxpiAs.
 Mir. J. says soliiss bsi wounded sa is- dian, with a bullet from hIs carbine, snd seeing the Indian fall, aod apeg sus,s |. hs thought, roie up to the sAvags in : earei-s kind of manner. Nr. Savage was, however. ias frosn besng Aers d- ecmSat, as the soldisr learned so hs- cost, tir, upon nearing Aha, the Indian jumped to his feet, and, with bis bow, bit his white assaiians blow Tn the ssnpae that cane very near throwing hirn from hs horse. This earsgUd the hssvs tTcoPesi ss forgot all about his eaFbine and siT sbootef; rushed on fhe Indian, caught him by the h,ir of the head, drsgged him shost disisnc', when, letting go his hold, he turned apes the savage and actually crushed the life oui of him by causing his horse te jump aPoa h'' prostrate carcass. The encounter vs wts- messed by most of the command, who ehcefsd their brave comrade sor hts gallant set rsr ksrtxx.
 The command then r~sasase ss Gasp s'' Dowell, when Mr. Jscksou started fer ths place, wherc he arrived on the aftemess d the 18th instant.
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Prem Dsssrt ststioa

4 letter of the i4th inst, from Ja'as' s.. '. Millen, of Desert Station, Yuma o0aS'' ,.s fotins as that times were dull on 'Dsr !, Prescott and Ehrenberg); that 'D. ..A., rain had fallen, and that bands ol Ap |. Mohaves and Apsche-Yumas had P ..l p,ses' on their way to Ehcuberg, La Par Pa ,s', " Arizona City, to "spend the wiu'e', a ,.,.,,r. w said. Hope they will spend all t0s'' WHY and sammes down there.
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Glorious News.

Nevada mas gone Democratic. and Tom Fitch is, therefore. defeated. Full returns of the November elections have not yet come to hand, but enough is known to satisfy us that the Democrats have made heavy gains in most of the States in which elections have been held. Missouri has gone for Brown, and
 ', ..--... ...- Assaicals. Good
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-26
From Europe.

At latest dates, the people across the big pond were in terrible state of excitement Prussia had snubbed Austria, Russia was threatening Turkey, England was arming, and the French and Prussisns were begging away at each other.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-26
Indian Agents.

The States and Territories afflicted with Indians, gre, it seems, to have more afilictiops placed upon them, in the shape of" religious Indian Agents. Arizona is to Do bardened with Presbyterian and Dutch Reformed fellows.
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Nsw Aexsr.--A. ]. Finiay has been ap. pointed agent for the Colorado Steam Nsyi. gation Company, at Fort Yuma, in place of E. D. Futile, resigned. See notice in advertis. ing columns.
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One rheusand rrss sillA

A late euad Jary, sitting in aa..ss ...'. i siII, ty, Mississippi, found one 'noas. ..,d. mostly against the Nations ~''a''
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MAJoR-GKS. ScHoFIELD has returned to San Francisco.
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STATEMENT

hs C~v@ Ia'p 1on'v @a" n'""d"
 oa County arac M~~es
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
COUNTY or YAvArAI,

Count Recorders sniegtk O he Board of Supsvs dEe hLuueam icaytd d thyo the In hnun hand n Prescott h2a SNnkr n
 II
 County Recorder m Clk Board dSarrzsn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-26

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-26
AK INDIAN TRAIL AND TIGHT.

While the citizens were gazing ct their rich find, the troops found q ffesh Indian trail, going towards Salt River. Backs were then speedily turned on Pinal Mountain and its treasures the trail was followed to the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-26
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