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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18

FOUND -oue plle nos,h ui Prescott, The i3ih iusi T hruwu mare ab.ni thirteen hands hgh and fpnr. hneeu yeafs old win blazs a face and saddle mark. hack Aso hay I-iiy h1r.. atsni thirteen hsRd. hgii i,'k 'eil and ~rs about twelve years old sad'lla marks tack. and brand ief hip The requested iu apply t the undersigned, gay charges aud take them away
 Preseosi. November ls ls1l. xi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18

Judge John A. Rush has removed his family to Prescott whcro he now purposes tskng up his residence.
 Mr. 4. E. Davis aud family have likewise come n from Bradshaw. ... ..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18

Messr. Wolf aa l II ,<,rd, of Siu Bcrnardno arrived ip town last week. Mr. W. Is the leading merchant of San Bern udinO anl NJ. II. !. a brother of D. Hazard, the Nr'l.kuowB fTeisb,cr between Los Angclc. and Pre.eott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18

News has bcep brought to town of the eonvic. .'n and sentence Of Gertrude, for thp murder of c eourtesan at this place, about one year ago psr'rude had his trial in Yuma county, on change Of venue
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18

c. Bran and vi e are op ,i.h Co Camp Yer de. Mir Bean is doing rushing business come where in that direction
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18

me demand on our advertising columns, this week. has compelled us to omit many items ol Importance.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18

That irrepressbe win. merchant. Festauraient, etc, etc, C. \. Luke, continues Ihe work oi im- proving his business house on NOntczuma street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18

Mvssr. Geo. Bower. and w. Nj Budum, ,he latter accompanied hy hi. family, arrived from San Francisco, on Monday.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18

General Crook returned to Fort wLippie abou the iailcr part of lasl wcrk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18

'odse C. A. Tweed and daughter arrived by ''se on Thursdsy night.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18
SELLING OUT, AT COST.

Reing desroas of eisng up my bnsneSs this rlacs will sell all ih. g'ods iny MOu,-xn8na prices which shall only include ar., and freight Ny vuek coasssts 0f Groceries, Provisions, TobaccOs,
 Cigars Ac., Sc, Sc.
 Ny store !. the first building norik of RaveunAs pef. SIMON THiSLER- Prescott, October @ 1872 oo2stf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

For Dtseas.s of the Throat and Lungs, such
 ns t"uKhs, Colds, Whooptng Cough. Bropth'''s. isGhma and ,tn<ntnptIsn.
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NUMBER SO.

swishinS' tails aud yowyowin' and
threatenin'to clinch, You know, and
not payin' any attention-he went a
sneakins right to the comb of the roof
till lie was in a foot'n a halfof EN-, and
then all of a sudden he made grab
for the yeller cat! But by gosh he
missed fire and slipped his holt and
his heels few up and Topped on his
back, and shot off'n that roof like n
dart!-went a slashing' and a crashin'
down thro' them old rusty vines and
landed right in the dead centre of them
comply people!-sot down like u
yearth-quake in them two dozen jsas-
sers CT red-hOt candy. and let, off a
howl that was hark from the tomb.
Them gals-well, they looked, you
know. They see he wasn't dressed for
company, and SO they left. All done
in second, it was just one little war
hoop and whish! of their dresses,
and blame the wench Of 'em was in
sight anywhere ~ 3" :si.a
Jim lie was a sight. He was sight.
He was gormed with that billin' hot
molasses candy clean down to his heels,
and had more busted sassers liangin' to
him than if he was an Injan princess,
and he came a prancin' up stairs just
a whoopin' and a cussin' and every
jump he gave shed some china, and
every squirm he fetched he dropped
some candy! io7 ~ Aa -
And blistercd Why, bless yonr
soul, that poor cretur couldn't RELY
set down comfortably for as much as
four weeks. a - t,-.i.,s.,,sss. Is,
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A FALSE PRoyERB. = There never
was a saying with less truth in it than
that "figuresi never 5lie." They are
the most shameless liars in the world.
We yesterday republished a paragraph
from one of our city exchanges which
stated that the value of the cotton crop
of the South this year would be ST.
600, 900 less than that of last year. it
should have been s1o0, 0O0, 900 no
doubt.
And in this connection, it would DO
well for newspapers to never use fig
ures except in tables. The practice
would certainly save many plumbers of
the press, which are almost unavoida-
BILE under the present system, when the
change of one. little figure makes diff
ference of millions. sd E.5.s.r
For instance, the loss of the German
army in the present war was given at
300, 900 men. The paper we took the
statement from had it SOC, 900, and diff
ferent papers have made the Germans
suffer losses from those figures down
the scale to 100000 men, and sone of
our exchanges, probably from sympa-
thy with the cause of Germany, re-
ducedi their loss to the comparatively
Insignificant number of 10, OO0.- South
Western. $50,
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ALEXANDRIA, LA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1871
0lly ppet's Corner -Selesteil
DRIFTING.

Echoes Of cathedral music
Heard-it may be--long ago. Ifair
Linger with rs nnforgottcn,
Haunt It's still and live aud grow;
They are drifting. softly drifting
Through the Wild unrest of life,
Golden organ-notcs, uplifting r,+
Weary souls above the strife.
Though the clanior OF the city =.
Round>Onr outer being rolls.
Still those sacred notes are filling
All the chambers of our souls;
AS if touched by hands immortal,
Stray cords, tremulns with love,
Dnfted through some open portal sifl
OF the wondrous church above!
When the summer sunset fingers
Low adOwn the crimson West,
And the weary hands are folded
With the blessed sense of rest,
Then we listen-strengthened, SoOthed
BY the magic of that strain, s.-,ps
Till the fiirrowed brow is smOothed,
And the heart grows young again.
They are drifting, softly drifting, &C.,
Through the great worlds daily strif
Golden Organ-notes that tell us ~
OF new and better life: q, d, s.,f ia.
Low, clear music, sweetIy blending
With the spirits voiceless cry;
Under-tones that have no ending, lGla
Echoes of eternity! "a
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BENEFIT OF LAUGHTER. - Probably
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tie inlet of the minute blood-yessels
(life-vessels) of the body that does not
feel some wavelet from that great. con-
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central men. The blood moves more
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it conveys different impression to
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merable subtle influences which the
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: u Referring to the iconoclastic
spirit of the age, and Of the existing
tendency to overthrow the fondest ira
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bune, in commencing an article, says:
some by one our illusions go by the
board. William Tell has shouldered
his cross-bew and marched off intomy-
thology." In this illustration lies
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1t also conveys suggestion Of the pa
thetic- something, in its way like the
disappearance of On old familiar friend
who yanishes from among his fellows,
and who is heard of no more In these
days, contemplating the heroic and In
teresting figures that crowd the picture
of the past, We are too prone to disa
VOW many of those that have hereto
fore been the principal objections of
our admiration. We are daily making
history for posterity, but with the re-
, lentless rage Of the image destroyer we
t disown that which has come down tc
D us from the centuries, and Danish oul
q heroes and heroines to the shadowJ
t brotherhood of, myths and the crea
I ton of legend and of the days of TIL
material gods.-[ Washington Patriot
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