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Try GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II. Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets


e. the Distset Of Columbia, passed in the ca5e Of Of
= VIM Z. Clark vs.. Ann Bohlsyer and others,
coed 70 SCI at public auction; the premises tots
square numbered eight hundred and thiiity eight
plan q said ETY. Lot 10 by % tw sno
ss,ory Frame Building, and Lot No. 4 has two story
Terms; 0ne-third Of the purchase money cash,
II fa Res cm and shs HI
Ierrsd payments 70 be secured by the notes of the
ana and dsss trust sS the sold
chaser. deposit Of SIS on each lot sold must be
W be ered failure to comply with the T ter,
b 9 TasS CHEM EEkScss wMIPhIhikEM Tssss
RY VIM. L. WALL CO., Anctioneers,
Nos. 300 and so2, s. W. cor. Pa. ave. and 9th st
TRUSTEES SALE ES o. SQUARE 4 NO. 90, WASH
ber s folio "a land records sf for wash In
auction, on July aS Sa oe Ct eso Iii
ON the sss Sy
street, on the south by street, on the west by Con-
street, sSceR,ins two lots which have been hereto
neS ne sS0se DTGgerty is improved By 6
The trustee reserves the right to sell all any por
tinn Oi tne SAID square In lots rs Improved upon.
Terms; One third cash balance in and IL months
interest at 10 per cent 500 time OF sale If the
terms OF sale are not complied with in six days after
date Of sale, the trustee the right 10 resell
the property ct the risk and cost OF the defanItng
purchaser All conveyances and stamps at pur,
'9 3yis COST VIII D S5assIiN S:, TIrustss
by LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers.
~ tSuceessors % Cooper Latimer,)
Southwest corner Penn q avenue and lith street
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyED
PROFANITY ON STREET NORTH, BE
IWkEN 10TH AND 10Th STREETS, AT AUC-
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 90, at
L. oclock, We will sell, in front Of the premises
Athe following described property, viz: Part OF
Lot No 10, in Davidson 3 subdivision Of Square No
lso This Lot has front of shout "a inches on
10Th streets and runs back I'D feet to paved alley
Also, immediately thereafter, part of bot IL In the
same subdivision, which is improved By a three
story well bnilt and nearly new Brick Dwelling
Win BACK building, containing bath room, water
Terms: One-fourth cash; residue In six, twelve
and eighteen mouths, with interest from day Of sale
deferred payments to be secured by deed OF trust on
the property Conyeysncing and stamps at cost Of
purchaser. -S!gd down on each Lot at time of sale
JylS-td LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Auctioneers.
~ IMMEINATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
We Will sell part Of Lot IS, in same square HAVING a
'front.' OF = feet, inches street. With dc 9TH OF
~ feet, and improved by a story Frame Dwell
ing containing nine rooms, with water gas and La
trObe stove.
Terms as above. E.
LATIMER 4 CLEARY
" H-td IRep1 Il Auctioneers
DY C. w HAyFNNER q CO An.,io,aor
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pEREMPTORYsALE
VALUABLE MARYLAND FARM.

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for
F Fr,nes George,s County, sitting as Cesrt of
at Beltssille station, Washington Branch Baitj,
more and Ohio Railroad, |N
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Bf GREEN ssSs.sI sSss:, s., on
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Is.
- By virtue q 9 deed q trust, dated January
y i3ssi and duly recordsd n iiber T. and r.,
,ss he hal is ;s day y x 6fo9s al e.
ssna yi9s e wsskinstoa, aud s1f Ssin %
corded sasdis issp q 80. q Lot No Is in Todds
sHnsrs s2- -. 9TH TIE mpressmsnts theron w
twelve ,.s s.n.ra cssh. balance In an and
trust on premises sold stamp. ana esx sy dssd Of
issSS SfLLIsE 3 TSp Hpss9 N sAs esossrt5
yseotds GREEN WILLIAMS, xuess.
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RY L. Ii. MCGUIRE,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, 1 SOC r street

ID Real Estate Auctioneer, 1 500 + street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUJLD1NG
LOTS IN TIE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
NEAR 7TH STREET PARK
q BY virtue Of a deed oftrust, dated 18th May
OlSo9, recorded in liber 7. and r., No H. folio 81
let seq one Of the land records for Washington
to sell at Rnblic auction, the premises, on MON
pay the gath day Of July, ISL, at o'clock D. m.
those lots of ground in said county described as lots
No. 10 and III, in Prather's subdivision of Mount
Pleasant as bounded by the continuation of Sh and
9th streets west and Boundary street. - :
Terms OF sale: One half of the purchase money In
CASH balance at and IL months, respectively, from
the day Of SALE the purchaser notes to be given for
the deferred payments secured by deed OF trust
the property is knocked down. Conveyancing and
STAMPS at purchasers cost. II terms Of sale are not
the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
u. I. M0RSELL, Trustee
W-d6ds II. B. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
" S19, Southeast corner Of It'll and ID street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERIY FRONTING ON ST. NORTH,
III MkkN FIRST AND NORTH CAPITOL

= =
III rTEJTMELN FIRST AND NORTH CAPITOL
IA BysTirtue Of deed of trust, dated the a
E1 day q August, A. D; Isss, and duly recorded
49, ~ Liper NO zoo, folo ao ct SCI, one of the
trict Of Columbia, and the written request of the
party secured thereby, shall sell, in front of tho
premises, on THURSDAY the 27th day of July, A.
ial, at GA O'Clock p. m, at public auction, all
ling in said city Of Washngtol, aed known and
ll50) in A. r. Shepherds recorded subdiy sion Of
square numbered six hundred and twenty three,
t623l fronting nineteen (l9l feet street north
ana running back ninety 1907 feet nine CO.. feet
alley with the improvements, consisting of o tne
three-story Brick Dwelling House with back build-
ing, with All the modern improvements.
Terms: One third cash; balance and II months
for notes bearing interest from day of sale and se
cured By deed Of trust the premises sold $50
IN cash al time Of SALE All conveyancing and stamps
az purchaser cost the terms of sale are not com
pliedw in I'VE days from the day of SALE the trus
tee reserves the right TO resell the property AT the
rex and cost Of the defa1ltng purchaser, by advsr
WILLIAM b. TODD, JR Trustee.
U12-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DIR. RADWAY,S
SarsapariIIian Reselvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Eeay drop of the sARsAPARILLIAN REsoL-
Urine and ethsr ad. and juice. Of the system 4.
csscr o. NE for II repairs the wastes Of the body
Throat, MOrth, Tsmors, Nodes az tks Gland. a "a
Isl sS: 20 "a ss sssf k.ts 3,
Skfn disease Errgticns, Fsrsr Sores, Said Head,
Spots, Wos n tie Fesl 1a%s-s Gzssss. % s rs
Meg,e and al ssaas.s.s a.d saisf.I $1,000,
e Mos are ,ssI. ss esai,gt Es.ss
trtH Prore 20 ANY hsiRg for eiher az fAese
forms Of disease ais potent pO'cer 20 care fhen.
II the patient, daily beccming reduced BY the
wastes and decomposition that Is continually pro
this si the sAEaPAR I'LL WI amy
remedy rs work Of se s snes
eeeds In dimnshine the loss q wastes, is repairs
himself growing better and stronger, the food d.
ssstipg better, appetite improving, and Aesh and
Not only does the sA RsAPARrLLrAx REsoIvrSrex
Gel Al known remedial agents in the Of Chronic
Scrofuious, Constitutional and Skin diseases but il
Is the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER ooMpLAIsrs,
Urinary and womb diseases, Gravel, pisbetes.
propsy, stoppaeeo Of Water, Incontinence Of Urine,
cloudy, mixed with sq6staases like the white Of al
bilious sppesrnnse and %hi sasf d.
posits and when there is prickng, burning sensss.
the Back and along the heins. :
49, DR. RADwAY's
rersecs Purxsffse Pills.
Dsscy sns'ts,ss eS.ssd Win sweet gum
kadwayb Pils- Tor tbs cure ef al disorders of the
Stomach, Liver, 3owelss Kidneys, Bladder. Nervous
Diseases. HeadAchs, Cos1is eness, Ind
fession. nyspep5is, Biiiouzness, Billions ferer,
nenes 81 the Internal yfscerA Warranted 10 sfTsef
posnfve Gre. Purely Vegetables, Containing no
"A. a few dose q RApwAYS PILLS win free the
3csafs PEI Boz. SOLD BIZ DBU6GisTss5r
READ sYALgI AND THUR. ssnd one 1ets.,
S s1 r 20 tkAiR%4r CO. No e. nsias. Lam,
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RAILROADS.
FIFE Ta1 sd Jill E EF sSETa sSG GAS

Iaf sd 5EIE ESb s sSGIsS sss East
The ALABsn. AND CHATTANOOGA Rail-
s SS fs sn,sn o. S-r i m NJ -
eomPleted, and farms, wiih iis en- ~ ~ -
sI s Fss Yss Al h ss S Ss 'ss PS
Msshinkfsn, Rchmcndi Iyn.chSufF and Cssiis-
ne rolls . IN spisasis ososSitica. aud IN.
Pullman : Palace Day and sa-pins Car, are 20 \.
-. NJ. ~ this route ron Lynos4urS % mobile and
me- me-. rSsa, aud secure The suiokc-t tins sad
The st,sI,oa ., rryseh, slirp~r, .. csnea ., shs.
tween the S,r ssS ssseS Win -. ,5Sn.5 D.
Mara .'p ~ tS Ssi ,s ss ,ro,,, nm. :,
,Mn.LsIIAM GEAvE. Gsperd rrs,sA,.na Ticks,
,. c sIASroN' General Superintendent, cha,ta-
RALTIaoREA AND ONO RAIuaoAD
w.sHISSFes, December 1s.Iz1.
N S9S iTs dArSSsSrrs sSs ;sSS.EsE7 sss
-o- ~ -" FOR FOR ssITiMoRE.
Us !" % ias5, 500. 'iiS. s: ss ss 90 "a, AZ
Ie.,. a. rSn AL. ALL way s1rs, sr :,
por ,Frisgpsi Way stations, Blsa-r-surs, B~l,.-
a 1915, 90 and q s D m; 3 90 n mi .iars al
yessHp The $40 .. m. store At Annapolis Jsso-
The res ,. m. Sunday stops .. durins IN.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
t,l Lssss !. ess m sRa fio .. m. NOtrain 10
Leave at s:oos M aud 90 OK? 3 20 and rss,m
1saa 93R Way STATIONS.
roR ALL FACTS "a sis : on " f rif wsJkf m
m and $50 co s sr az Ir-' and sunday at ess
on s@iardsy At g as anl seispm
in ep :. sp Rsy :, 800 s9s az m only connect.
WhsSss fsrfsrsSers, Fi.ssSar sI So Baltimore 70
"a ~ stIssn1rg and points betweon Relay House
Rel.y noase sith srssburs ana winehs-ier accom-
Through tisics. 20 the we.t can h h.d =, m.
Mashinston station Ticket once all hSars in ths
FOR New York, PhiiAaelRhia and Bos,on "a. "A.
j. I. WILSON.
u; N. ColE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. ;. kooNTz. Gen 4 Asf, Washington NIL
THnouGIMT LINE LINE y ,.u,x.rox
PHILtADrLPHIA AND NEW YORK
. = ~ "A s3r SEw S IShk &ME
foR NEw YORK, r,f1osf eIanr. OF cas-,
Lesye daily except Sunday At 500 q. m, l2.<s
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily EXCEPT Sunday At zoo q. m, l2:ss
on SUNDAY.
Leave tor New York At 300 .. m, and PhiladeI-
sleeping cars Cor New York on 9 p. m train only.
| Through I'll kets 10 PHILADELPHIA, New Nork ~
Boston can be had at the station ofee at al hour.
For Bsitimor. ami Ohio Railroad .sr.r,is.r,.p,
Tor schedule bc,xeen washingielp, Railimors, An.
nspolis and the West. }. L. WILSON,
/ I'm. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GE0. ;. kooNTZ, Agent, Washington. iels
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MADAH H0ODHYD A1D0NNAL CORS7Te
S1ds = IS f2s0afot2. Is K y:I ssss Z.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner Of It'll and streets
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG

II BY virtue of deed OF trust to me from James
E: Herri,y, dated the 2sth day Of May, 1852 and
ct seq Zone of the land records Of the District of
Columbia will sell at PUBLIC auction, on the prem
July, ISL, lot No. q in square No 565 fronting a3
feet on north street, between ID and Sd streets west
and extending back to an alley, and improved
Terms: One-third cash; and the balance in eaual
Instruments at six and twelve months from the aay
OF SALE secured by notes of the purchaser bearing
interest from the day OF SALE and deed of trust upon
the property to secure payment. The purchaser to
pay SlO0 Immediately after the property is bid of,
and complete the purchase within five DAYS there
after the property TO be resod at the cost
and risk of the defaulting purchaser The purchaser
TO pay for stamps and all conveyancng
CHARLES WALTER. Trustee
Je25- eod&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
til MoNpA1 the Ith inst, at the same hour and
place. BY order Of the Trustee :
V-1aw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Attorney allan, No. 1913 / s trsste n W
23-eo&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts

~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the rain. until MONDAY, the Ia tn inst
jyl2td GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
Ky VIM. l.. WALL g. CO., Auctioneers.
- Original Horse and Carriage Ra1aar
No. ss Louisiana ay between 9th and 10Th sta

by WM,L; WALL CO, Auctioneers,
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar
No ss Louisiana ay-, between 9th and 10th sts.
LARGE SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS, CARTS.
HARNEss, &c. &C, AT AUCTION :
~ ON TUESDAY MORNING. lsth rulx
1Nls7l, commencing at 10 O'clock, we viii III -
NNAat cur Bazaar Y" "iA1 ooiip
lfTge drove Of Horses, Mules, Carts, Harness. &c,
Inc properly Of contractors having no furfher
use for them. and to be sold without rrssrra
with large lot of Carts, Harness, sc.
Eight fine Pigs, three week old
SINgnIar auction sales Tuesdays, Thursiays and
saturdays, without regard to weather
WM. l. WALL CO., Aucts.
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.
Oh THURSDAY, the Goth instant at s o'clock
. N, We shall sell on the PREMISE a good t,voe
s. story Frame House and Lot, being part L1t,No
- IN square No. 103s, having "a foot front by
sOtu uepth, fronting at the corner Of 18th street
east and street south '
Terms cash; $ SO down on the day OF SALE Stamps
ana convey ancing at cost Of purchasers
UI-td GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
Rf LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
Successors 20 Copper Latimer,l
southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street
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DY W. T. JOHNSON,
- Real Estate Broke and Auctioneer.
Corner Pennsyiv snia avenue and 81 street cas-,
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ktDkL AND KgNERAL wREaTHs. -
- 4Skfs. Sk0sSks, ANcHoRs and sraas
Br.idinE d9as, oESsnsstal Hair Work on elsss nj
street, near i. ksfsrsncss:-Mrs Pr-si3,nf On !,
ssy, Gen. r9npktns, Gen. AIKEN. isnis'iy
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=. VOID QUkCKss-A victim q early indi-oresion,
"a csn<ln1 nervous debility. rremsfu decay, 6c :,
hAxinE tried n ssin eycr3 advertised remedy has
flnk.S ns.ns 2. eli xheh h VI. sr9d e. g
1eaeoa s<rsets NsN fork. 6e0~so<n
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ORGANIC wEAKEEss

Member Of the Roy al College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate 81 one Il the most eminent Colleges the
United States and the greater part Of whose life has
delpLia and esev here, has effected Of the most
astonishing cure that were ever known. many
asleep, great perTOusness, being alarmed az sudden
sounds, bAshfulness, with frequent blushing, az
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27

'h''es or more, and is q huge iedgc-in places te. ing 3oo feet wide, and showing thousands of ton. oi silver orc above gronnd
 The developments on the Gray Eagle arc ex. c''ng considerable attention, and owners of fec, on the lode are getting as proud as Tigers. Me. 'fackin Randall & Co, on the discovery ground. are down eighteen feet, have q vein twelve fec, "iue oi milling ore, rich in both silver and gold tuners are working both north and south on the iode-no particulars.
 Al Bradshaw City, everything Is lively, crowd o' men Is cutting timber, teams arc hauling lc,s, building Is brisk, and everybody sangune. Dr. A' Beardaice hauled 200 pounds of merchan. dise, with his mule team, up the mountain over tbe new road from Minnchaha Flat to his store. last week. The owners on the Eclipse. Lorena ana Cougar, are busy a, work sinking shafts and making other developments Joe Fugit has struck 1t particularly rich on the Lorcna.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27
W. H. SIMPSON.

Accounte from Southern Arizona bring ,he sad tidings Of the death of W. IT, simpson, ono of thc oldest pioneers of the Pacific Coast, who was killed by Indians on the jth inst ffBpellcd by that energy and perseverance which gained for him ibc respect Of nll men with whom he became acquainted, he songhi 10 prospect ihc remote mineral regions Of Arizona, after having visited nearly all tue principal mines souib of the Gila In this pursuit he accompanied an expedition commanded by Lieutenant Cushing, Third Cav airy, in the latter part of April Arriving at the Whc,stobe mountains. afier journey of some sit days, the command came to an engagement with the band Of Cachise, and tn the fight that ensned Mir. Simpson and Lieutenant Cushing fell side by side.
 MT Simpson was native Of Brighton, Eng. land, man of rare intelligence, the friend Of every good man while he was not the enemy of any man. and one who vus known only To J.. courtcd and esteemed.
 Az though he bad prcscniiment Of the fate that awaited him, be deposited with Mir. Dooner. on the day of his dep3ftafc, a scaled letter, and requested that it Jc opened only in case Of his death. The letter Iris since been opened. and simply requested the holder 10 make a certain disposition of his effects. But be has gone; and his memory is referred Co only wiih a minglng of sorrow and respect Many good and useful men have fallen At ihe hand Of the Apache but none more useful than be has ever found a grave In Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27
Ghe ~ 9@iner.
Local intelligence.
PREscorr. May P, 1871. personal-Explanatory.

tnp II, Marion, editor and proprietor of the N>rE, feeling that he lad outil'ed the renoV". in, effect upon his system oi inc hnIe ride oi o,,,r or five weeks which he took last Tall with co1 stonemnn, concluded to iahr tide Oi four m five days this week. for the benefit of his health, .n1 ,ef, Prescott on Monday last, with Paymastcr <c,.op. for Camps Date Greek and Hualpai, and I,,jp, persuaded his October substitute to write ,,, ,,, locals thi. week, it Is hoped that If any ,o.l, i, dissatisfied with anything in this issue, h, will whisper when he dnnns the editor, and
 .,.,., our assurnnce that we have done our level ,..,,o keen in the right track. II. A. E.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27
Assays Of Ore.

Win \. Lnn, tFmef resident Of Prcsoo,t fn Ne. vsAA sr French hy last mail the following assay, of Tiger hiu fos sample .! s- is ,ts lode.
 Certificate of Assays by wlegand Co., ytrEiBia Ne VAais nine samples follows CT OC% 75 e736 90 s2250 sl22 coo ei7ig a. slO5140 s2f79o 5sl3. miH. ture of the ores sl3s69 One piece by Iartie. s979.t0. Certificate from Hale & Nororss Assay Ohos made by Hoffman sls0i650 s5s63l sg72 22 sl3O5 70 ssg9o69 sS02s47. By Mccullough 4 Co yirgiSia City, assay Slr222
 Mr. Linn has 2O feet north nf the discovery claims the Tiger and s hts way Prescott bringing dozen men irOm Nevada with him. No wonder ke comes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27

Frtr>prY Messrs. Baker, shivers and B,nrhart, came to town on Wednesday, and .,,,. Il. details of visit made to their ranches in Chino Valley. by Indians. Thirty called on them ,, Monday and ten on Tuesday. They professed ,.nJ.hip. and asked for -four, tobacco salt, sheep and beef for food, and also asked for powder 10 ,.c in hunting young man from llardyvllle, ,bo ceuld talk the Mohave language, interviewed ,i,c Crirpdlcs and learned tbat they called them ..lv,. Apache Mohaycs and Apache. Yumas, and ,,t.gcd himself that there were two or three JIu,lpai. ia the party. They said that the Finals were in the country northeast of the valley, and warned the settlers to look out As several head of stock cattle and fine COW belonging 10 C. T. Rogers. had been missing fer several days, the ad vice was acted u,.ou and the stock driven up, us mueh from fear oi the fricndes as of the Pinais. r these Indians arc inclined to bc pcaceablc the ,.,re agents should bc empowered Go get them an lbc reservation where they will not annoy the women and children of the settlers. Where l. Agent Bendel' This party bad five Springfield mu.Acls. three double baurled sbotgnns and number ol mnEzlc-loading rifles, and those with ou. -ups had bows and arrows, and might not be % friendly 10 a small travelling party.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27

u'siAroHr-Niles X Griffin are we'll fixed for ,-PP'lhS 'he wants of the hungry. Doc Niles
 tue house heater than it was ever kept be- .''e ana all the luxures of the season are to be ra'% OH us table. No one understands fixing 'O'' ueieeate sueker.mouthed fish, called Yer r. "Vu. In better shape than Doc. He kills game r,. '1' "ou'e too, and of morning the echo of suu ,e'ounds through the hills around town "' Pehs out the iattest of his brood of gutter. .r' F' NHh nnerring aim,--thOse birds arc not bad
 ,Ioa,S sneil. Strangers es route to Bradshaw.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27

JM Drananin, has just returned from visit tj our old friend, N. K. Lerty, on the Rio Verde, and gives slowing description of affairs on Ter. ". ranch, stating that Mr. L. has plenty of on. .ons, turnip. lfioce, and radishs, for usc and to cell, aud Sl have nea potatoes lu ten days, also thai be has one hundred acres Of corn foot high, aud is living high, varying his vegetable diet with duck. and h.h from tlu river aud is as happy as a b.. sunaower. The Verde valley contains some ol Ihe bcs, farming land in this country. and we 4ras .iluilar reports from other farmers In that s,rtion
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27

PRErhRISC FOR ACrIoN--T calls for rsscfn. bling thc Democratic Territorial Central Com mittee and tbc County Committee uf Deer Lodge. prcsaee the campaign Cf ls5l The Republican Committees will doubtless bc called 10 a few days and thc parties organize ou fghun. basl. at an early date. There Is Delegate, Legislative and County officers to elect, and all indications are that the campaign will he an unusually warm one. There was an abundance Of apathy in thc Dele gate contest two years ago, owing to causcs not likely tO e1lsi this scasOu. Mir. Cay-nauch ls again to tbe field for rcuomination with fair chances oi success. We believe ibc large majority oi Democratic politicians and voters prefer Co rotate another Inan Into the Dclc-atesLip nomi- nation Deer Looige Itdspeaa~,,'.
 We, toe, believe m rotation lu office whenever The people vill De benefited thereby We dou,a. however, n tssiter man than Mr Cayanau.h can be sent 10 COnsrvss from the present population oi Nontana. Wish Arizona has as able and inf D. entiai a nan to represent her
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27

L.wsuTr.-Johuny, HoW's your Dog was the word during the early part of the week, on ac- count of dcg-gonee lawsuit, because a man Killed dog that had Killed his dog and va. about 10 Xiii hls other dog. Damages claimed, t3oo. Verdict for defendant. Plaintiff paid costs. Drat the dogs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27

SiGSWicIAT.--" We regard it here as a very ''su'ac1nl fact" said a gentleman who resides at NcAcRbaFg, -thst of the scores of men from I'Aiorn'A ahd elsewhere who pass through hi. i'En every week on their way to Bradshaw, not rsc bi. eVcr returned" We think SO too. It must be an extraordinary country thar win thus adapt ise!i Co all the dssimilar views entertainod e' s' Aaay men, Of every class, station aud style oi speculation
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27

The rush to Bradshaw having carried thither lsrrc part oi our population, thus snaichng from our gaze many familiar faces, VIC had, unthink- ingiy spoken of the change "duIl times, and would probably have remained the victim of this piece Of misconcopiion had IL not been for the arrivals of travellers from southern Arizona and elsewhere, who assure us that Prescott is, com paratiyey, q town of hustle and business.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27

sa.,- The aTes in the woods, mentioned last ,,a,' ' are 'Illl burning and have destroyed much "OpeHy We have information that the dwelling yrn anu all Inc outbuildIngs and fences on ,,o"'" mans rrnch arc burned loss over two nnra ln"a dollars. Also the Sterling rnill and out. ,bs hna,' 'oss heavy--amount not known, Also
 loss about slOO0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-27

FRos NalaEt Grove wc hear thc good news ida the inhabitants are enjoying wholesome res pie from Indian deprcdatiOns. The reason as- 'sued for Iais Inactivity, on the part of the 'rcd arn,' is, that the occupation of Bradshaw--only taern miles from the Grove-has forced them to a,a8dcn their former hauuts and seek security at ssu'c norc isolated point