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ID Dispetq ~ hp4 YYslssiillle = iaspoaaos
that the Gsysr.a.naeelt sfetsss haye az
rid III assault the insp1,s,ns position
4 s.alsss IN MAJ y, heat one mia smith q
l Repsts Biie.strs AID Ga, Asp.
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kilied, and 70 saanoa and 800 psisop-
90 e.ptared. The min In i. ]. hgvevsr.
been svseutedI by ths Y aillss troops,
a its expesel tos : loasrussiys .6ts
from he in.srgeat tersia atioss4s .a
sVlaaAlIlsz ikayb la3< stlsin
has been tskeap $500 e 1ths
Versailles fssons 1ho .hsgsa;a ablnhsd
abasss ~ - Siiiea saeshssli ,sthsi
.issnrsa = 4nd mi - ain IL ssiae1
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33ss
!! :! 49, '.ss.'.7!'
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2 100 sLL. 1IDl.IO.h.
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murders, y. may s. which arpsa4 ia. ~ :,
e,otmmRted without 81 Isl. 8, ueu,l mo, 81,
B,t { ~ ey,,sains Z; s q NJ P i
81. ax.ll lpave oitissn & Ns >. ~ ~
as.a &, n ia 1, u npoa ~ plssibsal
81 ! II, q rupsisx 81 |. public street IS
sth,t div. knooiad ,an,ol u and s, ! III
back AZ IL .knll &. se,rI..hed in..ao. that
ia lived 81 /. ,haet 81, tine. Fooi,t, IS
,,aaailaat IL son VI 81 vealthx 81, s;i;sa q
of NV York. h 1 III, = ], .ais.l
Win whom IL. Pnsnsim 4. = I s .;alnr z II
The street g, aad NJ : ,t.,pser S ia i.
entire party. AIR infictine ia i.s.li
blow. Eoster spa,ped throueh the ar
which rssnaipsd s. not;os !. l.ay;pe ~. =,
victim lyiss il the str,es, and elud.d
capture for several hours. Tie peopleI
fNev York talk Of ly,shina ia NM.
derer. but ii. thev auecaad ,in oonviat;noI
lin - thsir courts, and thss obtain 3hi.I
speedy .punishmsat, they ssill s. dong 1
veil, Is !. city that has Is loae xiiak.d al
ou,raeeou, crimes. Aud vhilsthe COM
try .renpaioed ,atossdedat thimetropol.
its. butchers. Spripefsld. Illinai,. =.
The scene Of .aoshs, murder equally !.
bold and atresious. Hon. sharoa Tva-
lale, ex.S>erstary Of Stase. left 81 rsei-
asaee II. hat city & one ,o,alook 4. IS. |
morning. to lake Tho 81 I.onia 8t,,;n 8
half p,st ono. Thr,. boprs s,if.r "a
hi body v,efonnd bu.. f.v :, ,o,,. ff.o,,
hn hou,k Nth 81. b..a h.d,v h,u;..ll?
and !. pi..ol .onna. ..h;.h m. ~.
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S Wosk hs BEEN 1iguned % III
Custom Heass:as 81 PauI = sssss
The ba,isss;si nsa nd ptop.rty
owner. q Rel VIII Wiz ars subsalibiaxs. q
~ &c s1psasss Il ! surveyor 81 I i |.
marrow suass railway ifom = sd WI WING !,
up the Cannon liiv VI: 4
M.nka.o Man. 81 /, Jane Havloy
bas nads ! oostr.ot u oohs,i;d srsitioin If
800, Is invsnt / n.ehins 81 e ! peirpet-
.ull motion bstore the' tf,t b e neI; dt IL
gust: Tho joke = 7 thaiti, US parties
are IS earnest about IL. s'9ss hf1 ss'ss
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:7ls Whl,ippple g.. decided not
e e asespt thls, pRi /. ia Sand
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Wslh. this mi md aielltasa ssliles
Eess issse i siAgo bsilt III Inn:
hrsd ~. ~, Ls.l1k sres
800 aane. RA>A.zs1 iAn
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-11

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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-11

ss 4! M eisl il II The h,sdest net.l his
A. drill snabing him ia ! FEW, minutes
a! n WI ,!l BIZ w into ' the Strongest ,aie
.l that - sser sonsttuetsd "a lls,,<, I.
,swar The Americans have al,eady1 81
pended over millloa dollars On ], Mis-
aa go 80 ays1 81. a.
! The famous rebel 5iron,elad Mesrii-
ma is;hksly tosproyesof sons svalus 70.
rshsa World aaiaftar all. ;Hehrewysethe
wrscker, i going 70 work on her ID d
5fsw,laJs.F saagI II sss' ao4lF .G.
-Thssssa.osefo sitting ii os circular
u nm alsconamsnstd. Aspsa ns,r n
n1iiS - oiaFssaa. tkss other dsy, asd shey.
Etuisd sboahasf sh,nssisu ~ syap.si gsavs'
= "A young isllow eboppihe Nod
|Asf ssjsa, Oregon, sss,s.ii dssally ID,
sarthsd spils q solds ss oiiia u worth u
IN 800. : Aast q thsni bors Old dates;
and they had sytdsutly bssa II ths
ground 9 hing time. ~ ssssss e
a n.v ;volum. d quite peonlia !
interest and value Is in the courss Of
preparation in England, on the Desert
ofsthe Exe dus, BY Mr.. E. Il. Palmer,
N. a., Fellow Of St. johns Cvllege,
Cambridge. Mr.. Palmer. made a care.
,ful exploration Of the country ID the
Ordinance Surveys Of Sinai, ia 1868 8,
and his work will be the M most complete
account ever yet given Of the Wander
iogs in the Wilderness Of the Children
Of Israel. 4. ,s.. j
7Enthusi,stic meetings have recent
~ been held. i Burlington e tho new
Burlington and Northwest railroad,
s. which i = projected 70 run along tho
great divide of Iowa, in.a northvsst-
8 era & l,dissesion from Barliegton % some
|.toiasi q thssN orthera Paoid q. road ID
Ninnssota, 81 ] 81 b
sss - lad Las learns Il grsat. many
Ting iron Anerisa. Legal eodss,
M npaito1a sewing nsehinss, telegraph
.fidss ,olvsts, oakiae odairs, plov-
ing reapina, IuhosinR, wasbiae and
1sos.milAing machinss, sx-hand Hes nod
|lstherofiour inys1tioss ,hs III freely
Is = ss,rt4sd .hss, l.,nle. Gordon
assis.t .hss Itorn All s,sr s,hs
|rst p strs
|ppspl sstsssaa i q q, on. go.
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1pe4 psAens tis, NJ ah.a - beel
Me II tbv1l.s naos.hs.
|As Asekaip H lsyeae, eai,a .siss-.
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VIEW 4 DHERzzs RxEN1::sl.,'s
FRAGRANT SAPOLTENE

Cleans KID Gloves and oil kinds Of Cloths and Cloth.
ing removes Paint Grease Tar, &c, instantly, with
out the least injury to the finest fabric. Sold by re-
spectacle Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
FRAGRANT; sAPOLlENE CO. SO Barclay street
New York, 46 La Sale street.. Chicago. IS
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Tn SuPaInH CoURr of the United
etss t. reversed ii fort lJr deschion
O. "a tsadst 81 II 1881 apd
IN 4 aafsS tAat cont i,els mads s.
4 bsj IL a Nv e'as iiiiiallsa 81 S..
4 layIilsif 8 1Iss; b,sxelksis l 'y t &.
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Ne SEE i
re-, "a ~ d . fad q
Z / !. ov'y Y
,ooQ. 600 FEET O Ill i
! =, j oe 6 81
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8 | : !! = q = d u !. IT'D j:

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YIil4 L I1,6f XVII ].
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4 NH i. s,s, Il 4.
agitlaa ssisaa 81 sss.is II 1s5
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4 b. 81 Ban 1lllll
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-11

CARPET HALL.
STRONG. e, AM ERS0N
3. q. STRONG 8 CO.,
Msnufacturers and Dealsrs N
Osy Ole Cloths, stdnr, q aftain N.
srials, Vi hS1sssry Good, Wan Papl
Seeding, NindoH Shades, R1athers, 10.
mes. ~ q u ~ ~ = iia1 6SssSse.
ST. PAUL. Il MINNESOTA.
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sAGentss! sRead.Th
VIZ e Will PAYAaENTsA SALARY
w of $50 Per week and ext enses, or allow 4
large commission, eossll cur new and wonderful ii.
vsntlons. Addysss n. W00ser q %. Marshall Mich,
DIV Stencil Tools. ddrsss a. =. GRARkM, Spring.
COOK A MONTH"; Horse and Carriage fur
y0AO nishsd. Expensssp paid. II. Shaw, Alfred
Maine. f.5f Sy: i &s,s5:5 ss .sS.t..@z -
.4akl Fsr woslkand sxp Assuts San,
WV pies sest free. Q: HClA1EI, OVID, Nieh +
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/ I'D k6 Tor IT le 81 81
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Il 4 - u 10 sssEAs1as asl.lsas
!. fl1'GNEER sssss.a ARDW.ARE as. STORE
- 4 - No. i...s, 4. ], $500. !. Is
& E 6, 81 8 POVVsEzI T.
Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Stoves and Iinvare,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS &c, &c.
al III. 9x|%s9 *Sfs% Also, full
IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GLASS;, &C.
weke good assortment Of
.BIAeCKSMITEIS' TOOLS,
<se<zs1 <gn<4.s consisting
BELLOWS, PETER WRIGHTs ANVILs, VIsEs,
ss=sstszaze1 DRILLS, &c. ss* >s
,BUSsEY 6 = 81 ,IlEop.sz CO.'S STOVES,
PROTECTOR
- = PLO w s. :o.. Is.
From 'hs n.adf.e
az 1s.EH. LA Il EzA r.ntia paieular
~ Genuine John Deere Moline Plows q
sssass sna sa8 wsa.ap1.e.ur. a@@@$z
Il Tin, Copper, and - sheet-Iron Ware.
Which we vim sell
RtDuczD PRICES, CASH:
Ppse,ai P'vs' Biloxi asrn.'n''rss ST. CLOUD MINI
cHAA POWELL vi n4s *a POWELL
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.CHEAI ISsIs CASH,

s One good / !-story dwelling house and
gssoreroom il Clearwater, The store being
an establish ed business stand, also, a
good 90 acrss farm, with house and IL
acres of clearing, at Silver Creek, Wright
county An win be sold for s 400: In.
qnirs 81 % sl.s
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q L:ATn NEWS rTriE1Is.

;sss III sSss s.-.s..ss 81. zsss5sf
- Thsswife of stBrick" Pomeroy, the
'ssalawag editor, Of 10 Crosse and New
York, on Tuesday sobtalned ! divorce
from him III tho Mil~sukee Circuit
Court. ShewAs awarded 100000 ALI
,lilony. \ ssts;ss B
& % Monday. May lit, the law u,
pealing the ~hols schedule Of internal
'trrsvenus taxsa with feu sxesptions,
vsot into operation. Sons sixty mil.
lioas q taxes ~. tbus swept awsy.
- Mormon physicians a.s forbidden,
under penaa,ty d u 900 md &C l.ss
,ban ] year. inprisoo nsst, q 4. psvsosibs
any Of the mors povsltu IL .gsots ksoxos
. ths medical prot s.iioa, vithous Amt
explaining q the patient md b,s.
friends their medical properties, and
procuring the unqualified consent Of
oil concefned. S.
/. "A Kahs.s hotel deor bsats the fol.:
loving plaesrd .Thi hotel j. elpeed
On eesount q ..didsrsnee s., vssn tlhis!
a "a le,of vh,sh 4.
Isl With Plstels &c ssas {! ihs RrepF,stor
g TIC s sgrsye ssd s. th beg. cook e TIE jsj
s..-l]ae seisse sea,.s ss.eyss i
i now impossible tea eoastzaet 1, bprs
leAlas;preef .afs. fes the. .hlisf vi,h his
s1hs1.4aeaaa sf sosnpse.sed il dsoeen md
ezJeea, Gan .i a : Itex eeoads burn holes
4 M eial il nc. h,sdss. 1 metal his
a. drill snabhng hin ia. !. fsx minutes
n r 1 .s!ls biz w into the ,ais
khAA 800 1850 nA~sA.s&A>l n fst@g; $
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& s5sss ~ sale 81
!. s aus egggIegz nap-4r
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asancaee esqA Aaspts ~ lse whDl
hil1Bs II
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01
MASSACHUSETTS VS. GRANT.

Massachusetts is disconsoate Sumner has
 been officially decapitated and the Common. wealth" is powsrless to alleviate the suffering
 of her illustrioas son. Oh, that Cotton Mather
 might ryse from ye dsdde and witness this act of offclal spoliation! But Cotton Mather can not do it, and Massachusetts being aware of the fact depends upon the wisdom of her egis- Iators to properly resent the injury. The following resolutions introduced in the Senate of the Legislature On the 9th ut show how Mass. proposes to retaiate:
 Resolved, That every invasion by one de- partnent of the government of ihe preroga- tivss of another tends to defeat the funda men- tal principles of all constitutional government j; that this should be government of law and not men.
 Resolved, That the people of Massachusetts see with alarm the recent attempt (uGhappiy successfully, by the President of the United States. not officially proclaimed, but notorious aud avOwsd by it's suppOrtsrs, to dictate the and appointment ot tbs commit, tee of Foreign Relations in the Senate of the United States.
 Resolved, That the Senate (at the dictation of the Executive), appointments of the committee on foreign relations implies a subserviency which disquaiifes that branch for the inde. pendent performance of it's constitutional duty to supervise nominations and treaties laid before the Senate by the President aud tn ca t, ems the removal of the great oulwark against executive usurpaton.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

Whipping editors IS practice which, un- der the circumstances, must soon become un- popular. An Iowa editor lately put out the eye of a man who undertook to exercise him with strip of twisted eow-hide a Cleveland (Ohio) editor lately dechignouized i've claim this word) a female who attacked him with a cow~hide, and now we have before us an &C., count of an effort made by four men to whip McDermott, of the Jersy City Herald, which resulted Tn three off party being severly beaten. and the fourth put to flight "A hint to the wise is stuff cie nt
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01
THAT'S sol
zona.

The order of the universe should aot be re versed by any of the causes which operate to sway the destinies of thlngs tributary comprls' ngand consisting almost soley of the conditions and positions of nations and indiyiduais And scisnce has clearly demonstrated to the under standing of men that such purely local causes caa never influence the motions of planet. which are in themselves, obedienl to the laws of gravitation and hence in strict conformity with the sublime law of Nature which retains the whole machinery of the universe in motion and harmony. but if we con6ne our views to the planet We inhabit, taking into considera- ton the animate as we'll as the inanimate world; ascending in the scale from the lowest to the highest order of created animals and a. gain descending from the primary strata to the disorder that underes the tertiary, the muta- blity of an individual member of the planetary system will at once point to the necessity of collective consideration if we are 10 observe immutability. But having elucidated this matter to our entire satisfaction, We will drop it here and leave the reader to his meditation Refer, ence to the date of this paper will probably "help him out
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01
News summary.

Up to March 10th the High Commission in session at Washington had accumulated but httle toward the adjustment of claims pending between this government and Eugand The opinion at first entertained by the Commis.. sioners on the part of the United States, that England vas prepared to offer he olive branch has given way fears that she is not prepared to offer any msgnanimous conces- sion.
 Minister Washourne has sent the following telegram to Secretary Fish:
 The National Guards Commit is master of Paris The Departments of the Interior and Justice, and the Prefecture of Police are occu. pied by he insurgents Generals Vinoy, Tho mas, and Lscomple have been murdered by the troops,
 Paris is in state of open insurrection. The windows of the Hotel de Vile are crowded by armed Nationals chassepois are being dsri~ buted among the people ant the cries oi the mob are "ro Versailles Y
 Dispatches from Versailles to the 21st re- port twenty thousand troops in the neighbor- hood The Assembly has ap' oinled il com mi tee to consider the state oI France, and the policy of declaring he departments of the Seine and Olse in sfate 0 siege '?
 The imperiasts are being hunted town and imprisoned or summariIy executed whenever found
 London is in whirl of excitement over the mrriage of Princess Louise In the British Par liament the House has voted 953.000 to the relief of Paris. The repugnance evnced to annexation by the inhabitants of Alsace and Lorraine has influenced Bismarck to recom- fhair fo ba payment of q stipulated sum, by the French government.
 The Prussians threaten to reoccupy Paris if outragss on Prussians in the city be permitted to coutinne longer.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

The Miner of the 18th uit has the follow!a g very suggestive item upon the affairs of the Pres colt Post Office:
 Common report says there is trouble in the af- fairs of this institution. Accounts don't tally with receipts,-no, not by several thousand dollars. Our old POstmastef wiliretire.if he hasn't done so already, and wall, 1t is said Do succeeded by Hen ry A. Eastman, Of this place. 'te interviewed the old P Nj few days ago, and he frankly "ae- knowledge the corn,"--or rather, the little unpea- santness in which figures have aced him but lays the blame upon persons employed by him to keep books, and help around the qice. For the present, his bondsmen will have suffer, but he is going to work at some hcnest calling, and pay up. We have always considered him an honest man and think so yet but must blame him for employing plainly marked thieves as assistants If we are correctly informed he behind about Sl | % on on Post Office business, aaI $2,25O on Money Orders.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

The New Mexican of March l7h brings the following account of another massacre of American citizens by the Apache Indians
 A party of eigh,, seven men and one woman, Americans, were attacked by Apaches be- tween Casas Grandss and Garaland, Mexico six were killed on the spot. the woman among the number. Two who were on horseback, although wounded made their escape, one how ever died before reaching Garaland. They had been travelling with train, but at the time of the slaughter they were five miles in advance of the train. Since writing the above the Western stage has arrived The conductor conicms the report, who also says that Mir. Charles Keerl and wife, of Fort Bayard, were ofthe psrty-bo tn killed
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

continues to arm and feed their murierers: and
 this statement will not admit of a1y qualif-
 cation, for it is plain. palpabll, well-au- lilenticated TRUTH. And when an appeal is made by ths people for military protection they are told that there are no trbops to be spared from duty elsewhere, or thai they are only mob of thieviDg spectators Vho require troops only to enable them rob the governs ment" Thus are Indian affairs in Ari- zona
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

We have received from N, ?, Boyer $ Go. of Parkersburg, Chester Co.,, Pa., samples of Imported Norway oats, Alaske Glover and Chester County Mamoth Corn; they genorously ly offer to send sample packages free to all the Formers who send stamps to pay pastage, Messrs, N. P. Boyer & O., are the larg es Importers of Thoroughbred Sock and Choise Seeds in the Unitsl Ssa,s' anl as there is so much bogus Norway Oats and other seeds being sold they wish to give every Farmer in the country chance to teat their Genuine Seeds free ot charge We hope all of our farmer friends will avail themselves of this generous offer. Samples may be seen at this efice.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

The "Daily San Diego Union" has been received at this office It's many columns Of advertisements speak volumes for the enter prise of San Diego, while it's several ca Inmns of choise reading matter reflect much credit upon its editors. The Union is. beyond ques- ton, sncceSs.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

Portugal, Denmark and Sweden have recog- nized the French Republic. The monarchists of France are endeavoring to provoke insure raction, and the leading journals call upon the government to crush out this spirit by force if necessry
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

Arizona wants more troops Why should they not be sent thsre1 Why are three regime nts of cavalry and five regiments of infantry kept on duty in the State of Texas where peace prevails? why is the small force of troops still further reduced in Arizona where the Apaches are driving out the people? Per- haps somebody at Washington can answer. -SaR Dieq0 [ nion.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

The Chicago Post announces the demise of the Arizona Mutual Colonizing and Min- ing Company" This gigantic swindle was he fruit of one Col FArnhsm's speculative geniusi and its obituary notice is quite lamen- table article to peruse The treasurer has been arrested for obtaining money under false preen and held for trial in S50O bail.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

Meterology in Arizoua IS rather difficult to understand Four weeks since the mercury stood at 9S0 in the shade. which elevation it has not since attained During the present week the weather has been so cold that cheerful, fire has been regarded as necessary to comfort
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01
Notice ]!

aToR 5ALE-A large a.sortmsn. ., \ Seasoned PINE LUMBFP sa and l2A cents per foot. '-N a H Win receive orders for any kind. and a.n FORTY DAYS notice. ~1u deiTs g.
 A' HAZARD
 Tucson, March C, Fl
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

FsSo LET - The large sommodiou. $, A house recently vacated by GrSaylil, F a 5 situated Oa Aain street For particular, ..',. at the store of Archibald < Wood. 'F''
 ADAM SANDERS
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01
Notice 1!

..,a me undersigned having purchased H.
 Ia'e hereioieee kn,wn as 'Ourv's p, me rssl s. ed on the hilito, do hereby warn ~ iilsl, gainss irespsssing upon the same 'ss Is sabi, persons who shaii remove timbsr as4 9''sss !, erty rom the sail rancho vitSort o'h'f F;ss 0tained the consent of the ownsrs .t tSs.'as l,F strictly responsible for so trespassipr ''1A '' a,
 GOLDBERG < DRACHg.v
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

MINERS, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLE
 SALE TRADE SUPPLIED FOR CAsU
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

B&@NO attention paid to orders for goods is-5s Gfs- there is no provision made for payment "A ArizonG Produ ce Solicited on Con8iganssl