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Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
Democratic Unity.

Ii the Radical leaders base their hopes
of success in the next Presidential cleo
tion upon dissensions and divisions among
their opponents, they entirely reckon
without their host. Democrats and Con-
servatives may differ in opinion as to the
best means of defeating their enemies,
but they are heartily in accord in their ds
termination to accomplish this end. They
may regret to yield long conceived opin-
ions; old preiudiees may be hard to give
up, but all Is preferable to abiding by the
ultimate results of Radicalism.
Tho Louisville Ledger has been ranked
among the most extreme and violent party
papers. It has accepted the situation
with reluctance, and modified it's views
after deliberately scanning tho entire field
of action, and properly conceiving the
work in hand. 1t echoes the united SEN
timent of the Conservative masses
throughout the entire country in the fol-
lowing forcible manner:
"Ths Ra dtcal organs and orators affect to be
greatly elated over what they are pleased to de. |
in ths Democratic party. They designate what
hey style the antagonietic wings Of the party
as PrC Greeelves and Reactionists or
Their mode of presenting the case is
to select extracts from semi-Radtcal Journals
which claim to be Democratic, yet which are de.
vo'ed aim Jss entirely to the abuse of Democrats
and elanders OF the Democratic party, whose |
special mission seems to be to furnish ca mpaiRn
% msterisl for Radical speakers, and upon these TO
ound the charge of "BoRrbonism' against .
arge portion Of the party, designate them as
" "reactioD8ry," and the like.
I've dislke to interfere with the complacency
of these Radicals and their allies but our duty
o tho Democratic party and to the country con-
trains US to notify them that if they hope by
1t sort of cOmbin alton to produce discords and
llvielons in the ranks of the Democracy, they ,
re doomed to disappointment. That grand Old
'arty will refuse TO divide ; it understands the {
urpoees and &C mprehends the relstions be-
ween its open aud mssked enemies and will not {
or init them to mark the road it sh all Iravel
Upon q few Questions of mere policy in the
alter OF administration. and 90 90 the test G
lods of at aiming he end desired. to wit the {
ecI nation of the government from Radical mis-
ue, there may be differences of op nion cnk | r
aese effect not Il e eod. but only the means toI
3 Ach it. And when the proper time Gomez for
erfectina the general plans of the campaign. q
ae truly representative men OF the party from ,,
u the states Of the Union viii meet in conven-
on and discuss these means, interchange and d
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

compare views. consider the whole question IN
all it's bearings and agree upon the line OF attack
which premises most certainly to bring victory TO
our standard. They viii Ley down q pi4tfo' n OF
PRINCIPLES defining the theory OF the govern m ant
as il Is understood alike by Democrats in al
its as to the line OF policy most certain 10 secure
the restoration OF the administration OF he gov
ernment TO that theory. The mlnorltV VIII yleIn
q hearty 6cquieeceDce. and tie enthe parry
throughout the country will labor as one.Ds sn ioT
the accomplishment of this grand fesuit. tle q
will be no echism. The; @ =1istS 30 cause Tor
ecLiem -
With such sentiments sc uatiDg the
people, who have so long and patiently
suffered from Radical abuses, oUr oppo-
nents will look in vain for divisions and
dissensions. These will all BE- adjusted
before the nominations are made. One
feeling, one purpose will actuate every
Democrat and Conservative, aud th:-t will
be success. There is too much ~ STAKE
the issues are too vital to quarrel over
pou essentials. We aim at the zane OBJ
iec:. We strive to put down b4youet
government and re-es;ablish personal lib
erty, State equality ard local self govern
ment. We shall go into the fight side by
side, and leave or differences Of opinion
to be settled when Liberty. Reform and
Economy are again the sLib5oletb Of faee
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
IL New Jtr.ey tn Danger

A locker on IRE enGs to have solved Ib Q
my stery Cf the elukirg of the Morris aud
Essex cauai. He Says ine IuIe stone thGGr.
is all humbug; >cw jersey is not EOlt & o
cave 10, but is G DIng to b. swallowed up
by earthqn@ke. H. says the formation
of tink-bolts of t. Is char acter aud tie dis
4Ipea:ALce # all tLtt water is II sure pre-
nonitiUL OF Hn earthquake Of N .ru Or les
sverity. To sustain his her, h. re'er~
20 Mexico, Chius. Is, where this always
occurs pcevionS 10 an earthQ aka. He aye
even the azz4roui of Ma Away pre-
dict the eIu ton OF NeSuvI by tnis same
siuking of water and crea ion of ctvernS
He draws a very vivid picture, and seems
Sanguino that Jersey IL dU0med, I'D IS
j rsey City has DO Nesuvius Tor tue earth
qu2ke 10 relieve it,ef upon, if tue State
WI hes to ma ntain it's identity among the,
States they had bett erect one immell-
steIy. But il VIII be well no5 to tleat thu
subiac; too lightly, for. a ter all, tho "a 1T
s~rtous COILS 4uenoes may follow this sim
gnlar pheuomenor. Tue excitement III
the vicinity of the occurteuce has not
ahated. All pursuits Of life are abandont
to converse on the subject, and it may be
-a q Je: seymen are thoroughly aroused to
what they deem danger. The canal il |
not yet repaired. Hundreds of boats are
aground, and thousands of dollars are being
ost daily by the catastrophe. he.-New York
Express.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
.rTheyi think arantiIis their strongest

20 1ney tnInkl 6tranvuls bneIr SEongest
man ID 40 goin86ga ID ba.a@ @aE
-T We'll, so he isG / supposeys and yet
understand theFei4 considerable opposi-
'nenvamopg some efihe Republicans to his
nomlaaton.3m Iua stssItH .5.Ht
r ''Ihe Republicans lay a great deal Of
stress upon 'he fact that he has collect ed
the revenue, paid off tne debt and settled
he Aiabau1a question. -. ..s.
Tho Secretary of the Treasury, L thir k
deserves qult+ as much credit Tor collect
ng the revenue ard paving off the debt az
tie President. Governor B utwell has
@ekL very fortc na,e III his man cement Of
the TressurS: But after all 1t i t 9 peo-
pie VII ray off the debt. The, would d.
il as readily with any other man in II e
White House as Genera Grant. To b,
,ur7 his fri nds give him the credit of it,
bur the people deserve the praise.
The Chief jas ice went Oh TO speak Of
be 20 iticaI c.mpaign in this tate, aud
expressed the highest opinion Of both The
ra Id idates, ...' .e-az. -. 81
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

A farmer cat down tree which etood 70
neur the boundary line Of bis fern t at 1t
was doubtful whether it b. long t. him
or his neighbor. The ne,g rbor, however,
claimed the tree and Prosecuted for dam
ages the man who cut it. The case WIS
sent from court to court. Tine was
wasted, temper soured aud friendship
lost; but the case vas finally gained by
the prosecution. Tue last heard Of tbs
transaction was that the man who gained
t 1e cause went to the lawyers office t. ex-
ecute deed of the who'll farm. which la
had been COMPEL d to sell TO pay bis costs.
Then, bouseless and homeless. he thrust
ly exclaimed, GIVE beat him."
The Olympics, Of Washington. beat the
Eckford base ball club at Ne9 York, Tues
day, by score of IL t. 3
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
An Unfortunate Fishing Party-T w Z
GIris DrOwneG

On Saturday night last three men, David
Larew, John Adams and alexander Brown,
in company with three girls named Nellie
Clark. Annie Scallen and Kate Adams,
went to Sheppard's Point, at the Spring
Gardens opposite Light street bridge, for
the purpose of fisbiog. About 8 o'clock
on Sunday morning the three wlmen got
into boat for the purpose of rowing out
into tie river, and after going only q
short distance Annie Scuilen fell over
board, when Nellie Clark jumped over
board for the purpose of rescuing her, re-
sulting in both girls being'drowned. Their
bodies were recovered about 10 o'clock on
yesterday morning, and an inquest held
over them by Justice O'Brien of Baltimore
county. A verdict OF accidental drowning
was rendered. The bodies were afterwards
to the late home of the deceased
10 New Church street. - Baltimore San,
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

to fa!ten lean Radicals, because the fran
ers of the Radical Constitution knew that
me census Of North Carolina has to be
5aken every ten years at the expense of The
United States government. Whom the
Convention meets this impudeDt require
ment will be stricken out. The saving eff
fected in taking even the first census will
pay all the cost of Convention and cave to
the people $50. 900 besi les. The CouTen-
tion cannot cost more than $2O. 900.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
Work Worthy ofthe workmen,

Some of the Radical papers are now en-
gagged in an effort 10 sully the name of
Washington, by striuging together all the
wicked and malicious things said Of him
by his enemies in the political ezcitements
that followed the Inauguration of the Gov
ernment. It is in perfect keeping with
to degrade everything that is great and
virtuous, pure and lovely. They have
warred upon everything that is great in
the country, and patronized everything
that is base and mean,
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
Cost or Convention.

The existing Constitution of North Car
olina. says the Raleigh Sentinel, requires
Tart 2. sec. 81 that census of the State
shall be taken in 1875. and every ten wears
the ereafter. The COST Of taking the censu.
each time will not be less than S75 900.
Here l. an imperative command, inserted
In the Constitution to rob the people OF
ehls large sum, for no other purpose than
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

A good s.ory IS to d of an eccentric old
gentleman, who. although occasionally ad-
dicted to the habit of swearing, was still
puncii ions in regard to saying grace at
the table. and this duty he never omitted
on any occasion. The story runs tat n
certain occasion the old gentleman in.
vited sea captain, jolly old weather.
beaten tar Of his acquaintance, to dine
with him. They sat oown to dinner, and
the old gentleman, according to custom,
commenced saying grace; bat the cap plain,
whose attention b been diverted for the
moment, hearing the old gentleman speak.
thought he was addressing him, and turn
ed to him wit
g What did you say, Squire ?"
z why. d-n 1t. man. am saying grace.
: The disease that appeared among the
horses III New York and vicinity is on the
decline. 8e.r~ stf srsG0
The snti-dram-shop party of New York
has called State Convention at Albany,
September 9th. r - ,-'.e, { 80
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
erunswfck County.

The f1ierds of Convention in Brunswick
county have nominated Mr. SAMUEL r.
CH1sN1s as O candidate for Convention
This is most worthy and popular romi-
oation We regard his election as quite
certain.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
mARRIED ID.

On the morning OF tha 2Sth instant. in ths
Front street "a E. Church, By Rev. DR. Mo-
New jersey. to Miss MATILDA H.. daughter of
Henry Fchulken, Esq of this city. nocards.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

On Thursday morning last, youthful
widower, aged IL, espoused virgin of 81
in Cincinnati.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

EOUAD
ONTBG bEAOH, AND GOT OFF, SMALL
Flat marked J. b. III The ow er OF ssid
flat Is hereby notified to come forward. prove
property, pay ch .rges ana take her away, or
she will be deals with - th law Directs.
FhANKLIN GALLOWAY.
Lockwood's Folly, Brunswick County, n. Or
June 10Th, 1871. .<
July -+l 81. @--Tz'
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
-SeneraI HbcrInA II
south.

General Sherman meu ions in oonvers:.
tion with frieuds hat everyw ~ - he wel:
on his recent tour Of inspection he ~ ,
with warm receptions from the people,
e pecially In Louisiana aud Trxas The
GpvernQrs of those Stats il formed bin
that the peace aud order thrr, la wouiG
t.vorably coDtrG~t with any penod Tr1-
vlons To the la'e war he found tho army
in good condition and speaks in praise o.
the officers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16

work in tho vineyard ov tho wild border. savage, and thozc, arc theze, whoze piety kOnsi-ts, in shooting at q mark, and hitting the bulls eye every time.
 say once more, mi friend, stick to the amnibtc't hoss, and let thozc missionarys, on the borders, the skalps ov whoze wifes, and children, arc now hung up az trophys in the wigwams Ov the nobel rcd man, let them ciyiIize the injuns.
 They will do it SO th,t it will stay did.
 am the last man tcw throw enny thing in the way ov yure gittiug good job, es- peshily in the missionary bzzincss, but kant rcckomend enny man, tcw this particular situashun, unless kno he understands the use ov gain twist rifle, and kan ciyilize Pawnee, every time, Il0 yards, with a cross wind.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16
NOTICE. Steamship Newberne.

s-r THE COLORADO STEAM NAYI 4 ,ssts, gnfion Company. Steamship NerJer rs NL A I leaves San FH,n,dsoo for mouth oi Colora. T1-5x~-Tsf do river the first of every mouth con. neeting with river brais Freight landed at Yuma in twelve (lo days fr,'rn San Francisco
 HEcnc'es "t the Company at 6l0 Front Street San ffahctsco California, Yuma snd Ehrenherg Arizona
 POLHAMUS. JH..
 A"E"'o General Superintendent
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16
Mormon Ku-klux.

The Rsrieir, an anti-Momon daily publish cd at Salt Lake, gives this account of Mor- mon ku-kluXism:
 Within the past ten days we have been ap. prised o' at least four instances in which Federal officers in this Territory have re. ceivod anonymous letters, threatening them with violence, and even death, should they continue in the discharge of their sworn du ty. In each instance these letters have come from Mormon sources, in some cases the pen man=hip being SO poorly disguised as to be- tray the authorship.
 While there are many of the merihers and leaders of the Church os Latter Day Saints who would sCOrn tO resort tu such cowardly weapons, the fact remains that these letters have cmanated from Mormon sources It is within the power of the leaders of the Church to at once and forever put stop to this dastardly species of warfare, and their own skirts will not bc wholly free from blame until this is done.
 The writers of these missives have mis- taken their men, if they suppose that any officer, civil or military, holding a United States commission in this Territory. is to be oyerawed or intimidatcd by these threaten ing letters. Their effect is rather to incite to redoubled diligence in bringing offenders to justice and in upholding the majesty of the law. Let us have fair. open contest, gen temcn, and don't hit below the belt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16

The HsraiFs Washington special of the 21th ut. states that Minister Schenck will be recalled in very short time, when Sec retary Fish will succeed him. There seems to be nothing in the law preventing Min lster engaging in trade or speculation; GUS tom and dignity, however, have prohibited Ministers from assuming business or specula- tive positions.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16

The champion blackguards of America. Joe Coburn and Jim Mace, had a mill near New Orleans on the 3Oth .ult. They fought eleven rounds, at the conclusion of which they were so badly used up" that neither felt disposed to fight longer. The affair was therefore called draw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16
LEGAL.
NOTICE.

Miguel peri,a, Of wiclonlryy ',
 lt r a the debts of the late firm , n,f,sby an ,h , . fr"nclsco inrcclla having sod ni Ii h Per.
 M PERALTa governed bw NJ p.ra a ',n ,,n hrm will be eoodaoci wiekcnburg, Novernbc, la ls7, h PERALTA. '''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16
Administrators Notice. Estate of ABREHAM HENN1Nc n

Notice s hereby given To inc ere.i,u,. o,,.,
 s "INmg claims agains, the estate of aua a re'> n"t' "eceased Co present. the sam. .,t nam Hen- '"oehsrs to The undersigned Adtpni.,,., hs proper , , a, Prescott havapai county. Ari,.n PA.s t, m % o.e ,at i'"m 'he hts publication s ef'
 "' me same will be forever barred. s.a i m th' so- mediate payment 't'e''ed to make iu.- p,..oo,, .r > GEO C. CARY, Adm,,.,,.,.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16
Dissolution of Co-Partnersb;r

The partnership herotofbrp sxi,,i,,, h,.- 'K1Sd ~a' ihis day by mutual consent i.,, '' under AH in"nei and aebis due the la'. finn ,,iii S a,'i,., ,, '"'Ss"1 VII" VIII also settle sll p.Ii,i, 's '''''' '''"' MIGUEL PERALTA Wok"oburg A. T. Sept 2Jd. ls7l' h, .A ELLA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16
Dissolution of Co-Partnersb;n

The co partnsr.hip heretof,r. s,i.,i..
 NiiieT S C hilsr and IT, A Jasiro up,.s ,h. s ;! l.. anI sil ie oi Mll.r Jasro. is this day d, . A.s Liabilities sio nssumed by J. L. & s q Min., All All debts collected by The same ' "'"'sf' aud al
 J. T.. MILLER
 x. C. MILLER
 II. A. JASTRO. ID. aadrrsigped Wili carry on inc bushes. f ,h , '' " s''iie3 z Is''.' in,ief the srrH Halse f Nf u and respectfully solicit a con,puanco o1 b s,tf b'"s h6craiiy extended io the Late finn '" f@fonAgs se
 J. L. MILLER Prescott, ArIoaA Sept ia is7I 0 N'i-Lhh' NIl pcr~on. Indebted so the late 6rta of Mge, 4 I,. an requested io make immediate ta yr,eus |, us, T' A' 'e anairs of ihe old firm must e elo.eA ,, o,es
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16
Administrators Notice. Estate of c. scHRADER. p.o..

Notice is hereby given ,o th. c,.l,
 ohs having 'ldms ngnin-, he estate of C s @ l rtr- 70 re''ni t,e saue. with Tho prone, ,-.i de p ,'sn'n' AaIninsH.'or, a his place of b, to KY, t ,"N'i'u '",in'y. Anzoua Terrii,rv ,'I,tts A' N,af if"m Inc hrft publication of fhs po a.lh one VII he iorever barred An persons n,sli w te sane ' 'i'"| requested '" make immediate f,ay,n,n, s'A's p., n NJ WORMSER Ad,nist,
 Inn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16
EHRENBERG
EHRENBERG. To the Merchants, Traders & Station Keepers of Northern Arizona, Greeting: VIM. B. HOOPER & CO,
 Have Established a WHOLESALE JOBBING UOUSc AT EIIRENBERG. A. IT..
AT EIIRENBERG. A. IT.,

"hefe 'hey are now offering TO THE TRADE a larr. and
 s"ck of Staples in the various line. required oy The merchants and traders throughout Arizona and are selling same at less prices FOR cAs than they can he ,a % by any not having same facilities this house possesses which consist of an experienced rsep, partner in the New York and San Francisco markets where they BUY FOR cAsH OF IMPORTERS or import their own stock direct and in large quantities Order. by ls,,e, n's' Wh same care and attention and at SAME PRICES n. though The parties were themselves present
 Being the osatraeors fur ,b. ,,on.,,o.,,,,a, =, ,, nsn' supplies from Uni. point to all military r and h sns sh'lan' 'SaaPor,atiu CoysrNTLr ON HAxp vs can ir"sh "ii post traders o better advantage and in lee. hne than can any other house as also can we svnl w ana all merchandise, machinery or other articles consigned to care. s"''
 tS Highest price raid for Hides, Bullion, or any other marketable article produced in inc oo,,n,,,
 WM. Il. HOOPER, & co.
 hhrenherg, A. T., August I5 ls7l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16
ARIZONA CITY.
 WM. B. HOOPER, < O., AND DEALERS IN
 General Merchandise, ARIZONA CITY. A. T. GENERAL COliNiSSION MERCHANTS
 BOA CALIFORNIA STREET, (r. O. Drawer, 920) SAN FRANcIsco CAL JAS m BARNEY. JOHN & CARR.
 Ehrenberg. Arizona City.

Our facilities nr purchasing and arrangements for sell Ing arc fully completed and crer TIE TRADE, Full Stock of Merchandise in eneh department com pri.ing all articles enqured fr and ,aabe thrDugh the Territory.
 We sell at small advances roR c,sn, and positive that Co the beneh, of every Interior Merchant buy cf n.-ns,-ad of n rancr- -i--- ,-rr,i-rri,y avoiding the expenses and annoyance. of a long and iedou, journey and ihe loss of yss usEhI rms nece. sary o rvcrive their purchases euBbng ncrsase their profits with the less capital invested
 Orders hy letter reorive careful attention the hs though the parties were thernscive. present
 In word GUARANTEE SUBTRACTION in prices quality, quantity, snd assortment of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received at latest San Francisco quotations sold for account of ouner. as may be de. sired. VIM H. HOOPER 4 on
 Arizona City, 4. T, Sept ls, ls7O
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16

That law and order prevail among the citi- zens of Arizona is evenccd by the fact that despcradocs have been known to flee to all the adjacent States and Territories to cyade the hands of justice. The latest case of this character which has come under our notice is that of ThoS. Coleman, who has been .ep fenced to 30 days hard labor for. crimes com. mltted at Los Angeles. The Ners speaks of him as terrible scoundre, and says more over that the prisoner is a lste arrival from Arizona, where he bears the reputation of being desperado, and from whence, it is as- serted, 'ha, he has fled, so as to evadc the hands of justice being laid upon him for mis- deeds committed by him there.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16
FORWAR DING,

me undersigned informs inc people of walarai Dis tnc' Prescott and intermediate points tha he s rrenar aa onward ic'gh, for the interior re,lsona Die rates and in a prompt manner.
 "ee+I WOOSTER M. HARDY
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

"e enI9rtnershp en hero,Uore existing I-t-e.. . q StIef, H Jassrg and II A. Hus.ey. under the srn mn S,s % t '{ 3t W !. h "A Hns-ry & Co, Ri Marion Civ ni7h"na s ihs day dissolved by mutual e.s,.,,, n !Asiro retiring frutn Inc and S C. Npi~y n htS-"y assuming ai liabilities, and collect aII ..bt.
 x C. MILLER
 IT. A. JAsTRO Prescott September Ie. is7I. ne andsrsgned will carry fe hussess sf fb. i,,. hrn of B. 4. Hus-ey X Co t,rsI., ,h, s, s. ', ,,r, ''I @ hus.sy and respectfully solieit cnutip,soo, f m. I"'S"naEe -o hhrraiiy extended ,o The h,s srr
 s. C. MILLER Prescott September 10. isTl sessS.t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-16
DION E FIR DRUG STORE.
 Prescott H Arizona.

 On hand and for sale,- Hdirs Bal.pm for h, Lungs lo'onse"ds Sarsapariia'
 flyers "
 Bris,ors 1"
 HdiPs
 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
 '' AgH Cure,
 Osgood's {ndia Cholagoquc. Brown's Jdm0ioa Giagrr, Ferry Dagis's Pain RiLsy, GoOdGle's Catarrh Remedy. BrO,eh's Bronchial Trocles, B'yaH's PUimonic Waters, Dr. Degis's Ptch Loseage, ReatiRg's Cough JayHe's Patent Medicines. And, in fact full assortment of all tho p.,or, Medicines usually found in drug stores Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles, Pertamerv, And large supply of Dispensing Medicines. \. B--Physieians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. G. D. KENDALL. - Dr. kendalis oriee-fn rear Of Drug s,or. Prescott, April 24, 1888.
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