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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30
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GREAT SALE AT AUCTION.

GREAT sALE AT AUCTION.
TIE asBsrrilsr h4riHg sad his farm
t-.u sell AZ Puliic AHfloH
AT His RESIDENCE IN HYDE
PARK,
ON WEDNESDAY. RE GA, DAY or
SEPTEMBER.
the sIiouing property 90 vii. uHies previously
disposed a.
- choice dairy COWS
tuo year old Ayrshire bull
Coed calves, one pair tuiu steers
. Coed horscs. good roadsiers. ...
1 Pour wear "a badge Merrill, weight l2Ss.
1 Three YEAR Ola Green Mountain.
Two wear ga Green Mouhtaiu.
! One year oli, Bashaw sire.
Hogs.
so Tons q hay.
800 Bushels oats.
100 Bushels corn In the ear.
90 Bushels wheat.
FARMING TOOLS.
good carts with long and short bodies
/ Two horse wagon.
New buggy wagon.
Second band buggy wagon.
. Single sleighs.
Two horse traverse sled.
| One horse traverse sled.
/ OK traverse sled, steel shod.
Long do.
Short do.
. Flows.
Cultiyator.
s llarrows
10 Chains.
| Wheelbarrow.
l Nice ind stone.
Post hammer, cast iron.
20 OK and steer yokes.
Scyfhes and sna,ls, pitch forks, sIorels,
hoes. manure forks.
Stone boat.
Pair driving harnesses.
Pair work HARNESSES.
2 Single brest plate harnesses.
DAIRY TOOLS.
$50 Milk pans.
10 Milk pals.
Stnborn churn.
Cream cans.
500 Pounds Of maple sugar.
80 Cords Of dry wood.
thousand feet Of lumber, consisting Of ash
spruce, hemlock.
500 Pounds salt pork.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Consisting Of furniture, bedding and crockery
Stoves and pipe, and thousand and one
articles not mentioned.
Terms Of sale.-all sums under $40, cash
under $50, thirty days; under 500 sixty days
larger sums, 80 days, with good note aud int
Sale to commence at Q O'Clock, A. VI.
D. C. HARDY,
Hyde Park, August 2Sth. 1871.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30
LamOIlle Co. Supreme Court.

At the term held on the 18th aud 10th
days Of the present month. the following
cases we're heard, viz. William B. Page,
vs.. town Of Montgomery, action for town
bounty, entered in the County Court at
the Dec. Term, 1869. and tried by Jury
at the May Term, 1870, which resulted
ia Verdict and Judgt, for Def. and cx-
ceptions by PlT Judgt Of the Co. Court
affirmed, argued by Geo. L. Waterman
for Pf. aud II. II. Powers for Def.
Walter W. Hawkins BliaS Walter W.
Hawkins rs. town Of johnson, action for
town bounty, catered in the Co. Court,
at the Dec Term, 1865, aud tried by
Jury at the May Term, 1870, with YER
diet aud Judgt for the PHI. to recover
s42l.lO damages, aud exceptions by
Deit. Heard and with the Court argued
by NJ. 0. Heath for the Deft. and e.. L..
Waterman for Plf-lliram Bailey VS..
town Of Craftsbury, action for town boun-
ty, entered in the Co. Court, at the Dec.
Term, 1870, and Verdict and Judgt for
Deh. exceptions by Plff. Judgt, Of the
Co. Court, affirmed; argued by G. h..
Waterman for the PHI. and Geo w.
Hcndee for Deft.-NelsoR Poquette vs..
town of North Hero, action for town
bounty, entered in the Co. Court, at the
Dec Term, 1869, and tried by Jury at
the Dec. Term, 1870, with Verdict ard
Judgt for the Pin. to recover 8424.5O
damages, and exceptions by the Deit.
town. Judgt ,f the Co. Court, reversed and
case remanded. Argued by G. l.. Wa
terman for Delft and NJ. o. Heath for
Plf.-Wiliam Swift vs.. town of Elmore,
action for town bounty, entered in the
Co. Court, at the May Term, 1870, and
tried by Jury at the Dec. Term, 1870,
Verdict aud Judgt for the Plf. to recover
$4,000 damages, exceptions by the
Deh. Judgt of the Co. Court affirmed.
Argued by II. II. Powers for Dctt. and
G. W. Hendee for Plf.-IIiram A. Earl
VS.. town Of Hyde Park, action for town
bounty, entered in the Co. Court, at the
May Term, 1870, and tried by Jury at
the May Term. 1871, and Verdict aud
Judgt for the Pf. to recover S433.3O
damages, exceptions by the Deft. Case
heard, aud with the Court. Argued in
Court by w. II. II. Kenfeld and H. H.
Powers for the Delt. and Geo. i. Water
man for the PllT.-Wiiiam j. Pierpoint
vs.. Anna P. Pierpoint, petition for Di
vorce. Petition dismissed for want Of
jurisdiction, the suit not having been
pending at the time the act was passed
giving jurisdiction in divorce cases to tho
Co. Court. Powers and Gleed, solicitors
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30
Probaie Notice.

State of Vermont, Lamoille District, SIS. In
Probate Court held at johnson in said Dist,
on the 2Sth day of Aug. A. D. 1871.
Farwell Wetherby administrator of the
estate of
Viii Perry late of Cambridge, In said district
deceased, presents his administration account for
examination and allowances, aud makes applea-
ton for u decree Of distribution and partition Of
tho estate Of said deceased.
Whereuopn, it is ordered by said Court that said
account and application ho referred to session Of
said Court to he held at the Probate Office in said
johnson, ON the 18th day Of Sep. A. ID. 1871, for
hearing and decision thereon;
And II is further ordered, that notice hereof be
given to al persons interested, bv publication OF
the same three week successfully In the Lamoil Q
Newsdealer, a newspaper published at Hyde Park,
previous to said time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear ut said time and place. and show
cause, If any they may have, why said account
should not be allowed, and suchdecree made.
A tue copy ofreeord. Attest,
:. S. PIKE. Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

ST.. JoHNsBUEY, VI, Aug %.
To Gov. HrSpU, Morrisyi!lc;
st. Johr-5ury sends greeting, aud sincerely
songratulates you. The Telegraph and Rail
Road are twins-Thc Electricity over the wires
tells Of the trains over the rails. The train il
moving on, and the engine "LamCillo" heads it.
You win hear the whistle in due time, and On
time. A bright day for the Valley Is davuing.
[sigucll FEiyELIS FAmBANEs.
Il is expected to have the Office in this
village, open to-day, in the store Of Noyes
Brothers, it having been there located.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30
PORTLAND & OGDEySRURG
TRUNK R.R LINE.

We 7rse upon capitalists aud all having r,...-
e. invest, the m,st careful investigation ga.
securities, relieving them b. elabins more o.,
aud pruat than any Railruad Band nov In the.
kct. Tie Portland and % -deushur- Raflrr,sr h..
will be the shortest ruutc by more than iNy uI..,
from the Lake 10 the Atlantic
The Road will have local business enough L. nae
all Us running expenses and g. insure the nm,
aud regular payment Of iutergston ia small .,rs.
ed dcht. twill he the greatest pleasure thnrut.
fare IN the Eastern states, unit NJ by the sba,-s
route Saratoga aud Lakes George and CbamB,,f,
with the White Mountains, Lakes Mcmphr,mas.
ami Willou -hhy, Mount Mansfield aud Ia, cslebr,i
cd mineral springs Of Northern Vermont
The Roard Is under tho mana me # Of soma d,
the most experienced, successful nd yIdely.kpovB
business men IN the country, Who will insist ur.B
the closest economy aud honesty in the adnlnl.tr.
ton Of it affairs.
The managers Of tho Road have themselves IN
vested largely in It's capital stock the cash sub
scriptions being nearly sufficient 10 complete the
Road ready for the iron, thus showing their ap.
probation Of the Importance aud value II this en-.
tcrprisc.l For convenience Of investors the bond,
kN'Nl''ti t Htfi'r are OF the lHiltNluB ueNUl-
nations.
5000, 500 md 500,
and the interest six per cont, gold ispayahlc semi
annually IN Boston the LIST a, Nland the Ist No.
vember. These Bonds are offered, until further no.
ticc at co. aud accrued interest in currency.
| For further inrnrmatiou-p pamphlets. maps &C..
apply to
t.. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO,
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
! FAIRBANKS & co.
2l2 Broadway, New York.
FAIRBANKS, BROWNE CO.,
lls Milk Street, Hoston.
! FAIRBANKS & EWING,
75Chestnut Street, Phila
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
| Trustees for the First Mortgage BondholdcB
Hon. LUKEP. POLAND, st. Johnsbury, W.
| ABRAHAM T. LOWE, Esq
President st National Bank, Boston. Mass
| YUR sALEBY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Boston,
| RICHARDSON, NIL & Co.,
Sears Building, Boston
And all leading Banks aud Brokers, IS
]
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

I ITERATION.

This is to certify that have this dav given
my son Walter N Bedell, his time during the
remainder of his minority, and that | shall
claim none of his earnings nor pay any debts
of his contracting after this date.
Daniel C. Bedell
Hyde Park, Aug. 10th, 1871. 99w8s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

\ terrible railroad horror has taken
place at Revere, Mass, An express train
ran into another train from the rear, kill
ing 80 persons and wounding 40.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

DHGNIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
b PANN.-For twenty years this Company has
til 1t nov eads all ei the Old Companies IN Ratio
Of Assets to LiaOlites, the test soundness have
SllU assets to every 500 liabilities An emerge tic
and responsible man, who will devote his entire
time to the business, ana who desires to build up
profitable and permanent income can secure the
agency for Lamoille County by applying at once,
IN person or by mail, with reference, to Branch
Omce, AS Broadway, Albany
3gwi Nj. V. b. BULL, Manager
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS AND OF SALE.
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
Tho Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court, for the District Of La
noble, Commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust AL claims and demands Of all persons, a.
gainst the estate Of
Edward Larkins late Of Watervlle
In said district deceased, represented nsulvent,
and the term Of G months from the 18th day ufJuIy
1871, being allowed by said Court to the crodi-
tors Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before US; Give notice. that we
viii attend to the duties of cur appointment at the
dwellin g-house of Miranda NJ. Larkins in Water
vllle in said District, the Third day of UctO-
Der and 9th, Jan.next at 10 O'clock, in the fore
noon Of each of said days.
FARWELL WETHERBY, Commits
G.. r. BREWER. 5 siOnels.
Waterville Aug. sth, A. D. 1871. SO
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

In fact, everything will he sold at lowest living
price, as prefer half of the ordinary profits for
ca h in hand TO full profits n charge goods HoI
ing that all who with to save time and m, ney
and piplexity Ct mind to the Merchant, will
stop and consider that the ready pay basis is tie
true system, and to merit continuance of your
patronage so literally bestowed heretofore.
26 Il. Il. MERRIAM.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

making my stock complete in every department
which Will he sold at reductit from former pri-
ces, as can afford 10 do it for the road y-pay.
will sell, until further notice
Best Kerosene Oil at 30 cts
Best saleratus, Tets
Jap Tea, 90 cents 90 cents and 81 10
Green Tea, IS, 95, sl20 sl45. slrs
Best fish, ga cts.
bestPlng Tobacco, "Fruit-cake," 70 cts.
Graduated Sugar, IA 3-s cts.
Coffee Sugar, IA cts.
Best Rio Coffee 81 cts.
Sc lh. bag Butter Salt, host kind, "a cts.
Full suits of Mems Clothing, coat pants, and
vest, 50 GU, and upwards.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30
New n Advertisements
GREEN MOUNTAIN SEMINARY.

The Fall Term of this Institution begins An-
CAST 18th Complete courses Of Study for both
sexes. Terms moderate. For particulars, ad-
dress,
c. A. Mo0RES, ABB, Principal
Waterbury Center, Aug. z, 1871. 3Sw4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30
7 AMOlLLE CENTRAL ACADEMY

The Trustees of this Institution tai pleasure IN
announcing that they have secured the servcesd
a competant Board OF Teachers for the ensuing
year. MIR. Bradstreet has had good success as ID,
struct0r, and Is we'll RECOMMENDED by President
Bucham of the Vermont University. Miss Wake,
is graduate of the Normal School, and has earned
the reputation Of n first-class Teacher. Miss Cau
and Prof TObin are too we'll known by our patrons
to need any recommendation.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

We are pleased 10 lay before our read
ere this week the following Dispatches, an
uouncing the competition Of the line Of the
international Telegraph Go. into this ooun-
iy:
MonRIsvTtLr, VT.
August 18th, 1871, 2 o'clock p. NJ. !
10 FRASKuN FAIBnANKs,
President lut'nl Telegraph Co,
st. llhusbury, Vt
We have ibis moment Telsgriphis oommuni-
cation with the world. M5FEisioWu tenders her
acknowledgement, and viii wait patiently for
the next great event in her history ,-thc arrival
Of the steam engine.
LSignoil CIV HrSDEE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

HOTEL FOR SALE!
ii AT EDEN MILLS!
The subscribers viii dispose of this celebra-
ted hotel property, located on one Of the best
roads in the country for business. II can be
made ft,orite resort for pleasure seekers, be-
ing located near Eden Pond and some Of the
best fishing grounds in the state. The property
is in a good state Of repair and doing good bust
ness For further particulars enquire Of or
address the subscribers on the premises.
HILL & MONTGOMERY.
Eden, Mach II, 1871. lit
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

Also very large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS.
BOOTS and SHOES, Be-, &C..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

VERMONT DIVISION
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04
Utah.

There seems to be growing feeling in Con press and out of 1t to change the capital o' Utah from Salt Lake to Corinne. From the Reporter we learn that when Brigham Young was Governor large appropriations were made for buildings for the use of the ofhcers' Legs s Iature, &c., at Fillmore, and the ca itol oulid- ing is said to be the most creditabe structure in the Territory. Money was also spent for libraries, &c. They then moved lbe capital to Salt Lake, turned over the Government building to the Church for ti'hlng house, endowment chamber, and consecrated dance house and have since rented ot B1g ham Young every Government office Tn Sal Lake. The shrewd Brigham thus has the building at Fillmore and the rents from al the offices at Salt Lake. It is not, therefore
 surprising that Congress begins to thinkit neces
 sery to stop this stream of money now flow.
 ing into the pockets of this disloyal trlbe.-C c Register.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04
Sonora Items.

Mr. Garrison, of the HermOsillo Hotel, is mar ried at last. Garrison is peful boy, and the worst wish we entertain for him is that his union may be blessed with the same fecunGity that disting guished his predecessor in the hotel.
 The exportation of Mexican dollars from the State of Sonora, has fallen of lOJ per cent in 12 months,
 Gov. Pesquiera is unwell.
 NIT. Cooler is said to have captured of the Mission Camp murderers, vino, we learn. is HOW in iail at Altar, The authorities of HermesI have promised to hunt up the others, if possible.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04
He Visited the Governor.


 o MIR EDHIrUR veesh do tells vou pf vo,
 case vat m inthrested init und as Iearn r tnine Eenglish nit der books, und not init do, tongue, can exshplain myself betber init d.,
 pen as gan schpeaks. Der last mail val
 eoomed vrom der Schtates brought me von ls.. tner Vrom Bismarck, der Coont vat scbtand, oenind der throne; he hpeaks init me ,bo, must call oan Hees Eggscelepzv der roou ernor oaf Arizona, und wind out hees via W. on tne position Of der great powers vat peesb in europe Vaithvool do der veesbes oafb;n 70. ess In der Vaderand, vent schtbrata to dor e00'efnor' und brought mine lether vrom der Coou' Ve passed into der roomee vat les to qef right oat der left end oaf yon hall md don 'ola him l peesh yrom Bismarck. ct yO6 RSSiR peJyRaf ERfs S6bp pRgas5e,s I viii be von democrat next year"
 said vas vrom Bismarck, und-
 "Das ees right. das ees goo" inthrupted day goovernor, 'der democrats peesh gOin to urguize von zenther gummittee next yeek und I wants you to schtick mit der men vat schtick init mel peesh voar Congress oan day dem~ osratic ticket next election vat cooms.
 "Mne Gott, exSchaimed, T peesh vrom Bismarck
 "Das ees right und zee when der democrats won't have me, der meetiu breaks up in von grand dIshtoorbance- peesh voar Gangress, said day goovernor.
 "Dunder uDd bitzen," I exschlaimed, I'm vrom Bismarck und vants-"
 "Das ees oal right, uud zee-I can zeeure der Mexican vote shoost before election by making von pardon foar day woman vat ees in iail foar shootin her husband
 "Golt in hemmel" schpeaSs dees time, q pees vrom Bismarck"
 "Das ees goot" said he, 1T peesh foar Con- gress sure und nit der democrats; gees you are mine vrend uud as 1 must now go und zee day secretary uud mine oaher goot vriends und dake measures to prevent der democrats vrom leaving me out in der shnowl l beets you von very goot evening"
 Now, vat der tyteI do you diuks of cal dees tam peesnis I goes und writes uon lethss schthrait to der Coont, vat pees ill der Vader- land, uDd tells him day governor Peesh voar Congress. Vaithvooly,
 WlLaELN VANsLoosEBERGsR.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04
The News.

The Bank of France commenced to issue forced paper money
 London, Jan. l8--A special dispatch to the London Times, dated Versailles, the l7th, says that Bismsrk has been i'll, but has nov partia!ly r recov cred.
 The bombsrdment of Paris is proceeding slowly, out steadily.
 The Germans systematically avoid the fling on public buildings.
 a arA A tF44Hfset tfFs44Hfsts, wa ----
 German dispatch, dated Versailles, t3e l7tb reporls that Gen Kettler cccuPed ihe town. of Fa1gier and Chebeaus, the latter by sur Ur;sa with BOO prisoners. The French afterwards made sbarp attack at Chagney and Belencour'' hui Fraeier and Kettler main their Posltioh' The fsht continued thro ughout three days' our inc which the Germans lost l,OOU men,
 A French brip. laden with provisions, was cap tured of Bordeaux by the German frigate Augus'S
 The investment of Longway is complete no1, withstanding the efforts of the garrison Io Pi0''N the placing of the German guns
 The Germans, on the 18th, dispersed Iorce o- 15. .OOe Guarde Mobiles, ear LongerS'
 The German loss in the battles with Cha1lS |. oec;al,v stated to be I77 officers and 5,2O' men killed. i The French lost, besides tneH A4lie' "n@ | ed, 22, ,000 prisoners 1a, | Dispatches from versailles say tnaC -,s 'uo or | are retreating from LaVale ana tue oSi .La +oU, 1 in full pursuit and have already paSSgu 'n' ! of yerges. fourteea miles east Ot La Vaie'
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04

The radical satraps have carried their rnis~ rule in south Carolina to wholesale shedding of blood. The actors in the latest outrage were the regro militia, under a cold-bo 'ded, white desperado named Walker. In one ln- stance a man named Stevens upon refusing to surrender the contents of his market-wagon to the militia band, was shot dead from the vehicle. The whole account of outrages by the negro militia and their infamous leaders, in that State, forms most sickenng detail,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04
United States Mai, ARIZONA TERRIT0RT.
POST OFFICE DEPARTNET.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 30ta, .s-

PROPOSALS will be received at the Cur 0Gico of this Department until o'clock P D {, March lSt, 1871, (tO be decided by the 6jl carrying the malls of the United States 71- lst, 1871, to June 30, 1874, on the fol!Oghgr r-A tn the Territory Arizona, and by the scieilii ,spartures and arrivals herein specified rL; N. I7213 From Blue Water to FIoIe1a
 miles and black, once week.
 Leave Blue Water Saturday at 5 n
 Arrive at Florence by I2 m
 Leave Florence Saturday at B;
 Arrive at Blue Water by p n, 172l4 From Saoatone to Florence p m-s; a
 back. once week.
 Leave Sacatone Fridays at An
 Arrive at Florence by pm
 Leave Florence Saturday at ( sr.
 Arrive at Sacatone by p n. l72l5 From Pima Village to Phenz, 3s lia
 and back, once g week.
 Leave Pima Village Wedne;ia. -
 am;
 Arrive at Phoenix by p. IT;
 Leave Phoenix Thursday at aHi
 Arrive at Pima Village by : pG. l72i6 From Maricopa Wells to P4saIi D
 miles and back once a week.
 Leave MaricOpa Wells MondsJ i .
 am;
 Arrive at Phoenix by6 T;
 Leave Phoenix Tuesday a' q
 Arrive at Maricopa Wells l{Y y .5-5z. 2 hs..t For forms of proposal, gusIantee1 'L-aos9 i1 t.I and also for instructions to be e3Dl4 GI. so ls.i contract, &c., see advertisement of sep. P.ii 'sr' < of this date, inviting proposals TOT in5 mnm :. .i in Nsvada Utah < Colorado, to Dc '0-"- principal port offices. -.,or., ... Bids should be sent in sealed enVstoP'ii, PP'i,ssa. srsorbed "Mail proposals, Territory oi a.s onJ addres sed to- the Second Assistant i'''- General. u,ncyvEI.L. nAA Postmastsr G'''l--
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04
A MISSIONARY FPFoRT

ni0m the San Francisco Chronicle If ,b.
 18th ut, we clip the folIOvino V ot;". VI 'ne
 the "YavaPai Delegation:" " ''' ''
 Mrs. Cedarholm was apnonnoaa ,-r
 lecture yesterday, at 2 D. m a,n nr S.aS Se,lEer
 cuurcn' upon her missionary Iabor. ;n sone
 owing; however, to the fact tbat tba a. dao '~o
 ' Ti tue ch9rcn was not opened untiI of,a. 'ooi .I
 nour 1xed for tue Commencement of 'La 1a 'ne
 ture' there was no audience spresant 'Ie T. lec
 oe hoped that little better nana0ar .. iS 'o Hme VIII secure an audience for Hrs 6t H.1 next nom ana for her benevolent purnosa ot S oeuar- funds for the erectou ofsa church' 'G ~ ., 1T raising churchleSS town of Prescott Asizona au the no"
 Well' we have no Ault to 6na wi'h u Cedarholms little arrangements 2. ,ha e1I. Of her projected missionary labors doe. no, include Tucson. So hr as ,ur ind;ni,sU, , opinion may be of value ii such Natter. to~ ! ever, while we freely accoFd to won,oa ~ -e------.--i-5o ol~>-~! .& "Omen the pursuits in which mel have distin- r gnished themselves, to told otice-even to vote at elections-we maintain that once Tn she pulpit, she occupies a position outside her proper sphere. If she is pretty, this female minister of the Gospel lOHL be admired for her beauty; if she is eloquent she will be admired Or her talent: in either case her exhortations 20 for nought, and are lost in the charms of Ter face, in the talentdsplayed, or in both com ,ined. There are rules which will apply even nore forcibly to the lady preacher who may happen to be married, or old, or who may lack personal comliness Our readers therefore, will observe that we regard the lady preacher ls failure. and should any think us unjust he is entited!to her opinion.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04

The question of a general amnesty has been canvassed in both houses of Congress, and it has been decided that a bill to grant the same cannot be introduced at the present session. It is not deemed advisable by Grant and his puguacious colleagues that the bitterness en- gendered by the war should be thus buried forever. Let the embers of discord still glov! Let high-handed radical misrule still crush down brave, conquered people l "a general amnesty is impossible" until the time shall have arrived when the passage of such bill may be regarded as agood election dodge. It is an unhappy state of things that places the government of great people in the hands of mob af sordid knaVes.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04

An exchange recommends general Coouor as fit person for the office of governor of Utah on the grounds that "he knows the Mormons as well as if he had made then, and they are afraid of him. He would carry teadg hand and see that the laws are obeyed"
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04

Congressman Mungen, from Ohio, goes after the Heathan Chinee with sharp stick He declares that this subject can serve bat one useful purpose, viz; to enable the radicals to cary elections
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04

We have received the Public Ledger Al mauac" for 1871, published hy Geo ". Childs, Philadelphia. This valuable publi- eaton is an annual gift to the subscribers of the Ledger.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04

It is not true that Col. A. w. Von Schmi of Blossom Rock, has gone east to contract with President Grant for the blowing up of Ben. F. Butler.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-04
By she Package Go.,

Cash orders for goods Of every 5.. from this or any foreign market, viT
 prompt and faithful attea-jeT ''