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FROM MISSOURI.
NJ. Louis, March LIST, lS7

~. LOUIS, March LIST, 1871.
-,..- An tbs woaKINGn,Ss advocate.
c'rino has come, warm and pleasant
T.Farson and Washington counties
rbe,t. rye, green and fair i1they ney-
.Io.ted better At this Sc BISON Of th,
resr' say farmers. Prospect for crop
,ood PIoughing has commenced.
Padcs little talked of The defeat oi
ideals ana the success ol democrats
Il tbe next presidential election pre-
5i.tod because tie latter affiliate with
,be vorkngmcn, and as former with
,Bs money power. Why do not rcpub-
loans ..forsee the evil and hide them
Z ..Iyqs" under truth and justice. Bust
ness dul, labor oppressed thousands
ort IF employment-mo5ey scarce.
Tbs vorkingmcn are slowly waking up
.o5 uniting. Blast the truAphct. The
brast of lie ADVOCATE h4 the right
ring. DoANN"'
WHITE SLAVERY In New HoRK.-
Two vonng women appeared before
Instice Whitney, Of Ilobokcn, On FIJI
5av last, and complained that they r.
presented about fifty young women who
were employed il a laundry in Wee
bswken, Kept by one Stobvl. Until
within few days he paid them p cents
/ niece far washing. deduct.ug from
tbsir weekly wages for board and lodg-
mg furnished On tbs premises. On
Tuesday he cut down the prices, SAYING
.bat tie times were dull After Nh
unsuccessful rcmonstr1nce forty Of the
girls struck and demanded their waves,
which Stobe refused To pay. He
threatened, 70 the girls alIege, that he
would starve ana freeze them into sub
mission, which threat We proceeded to
carry ont BY refusing them both fuel /
and food. The justice said he would (
think the matter over.
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A MAN OF THOUSAND,
A Consumptive Cured.

DR.. n. JAMES, retired physician. discovered.
while IN the East Indies, cure for Consu mpton Asth
ma, Bronchitis, and General Debility when Nh nIy
child, daughter, vas given up die His child was
cured and IL nov alive and veil. He will send TIE re-
cpe for mqking and successfully using this remedy
free on receipt OF two stamps pay eHpenEea There
Is not single mptom q Com umpIion that i doe not
At once take hold OF and dssipata Night sweats peev
iShness, Irritation Of the nerves failure or mem ry
difficult expectcraton, sharp pains % the lungs -orc
throat, chilly sensations nausea At the stomach mac
tion # the bowels snd wasting away % TIE muscles
RS- The writer viii please state the name VI the
paper they this advertiser ent 10. Address
CRADDOCK X co..
1882 Race Street Philadelphia Pa
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DOUGHkkEPSIE.-Union No. so
~ meets on The first Wednes day OF every month
John Zegtr, Pres, box ass Leuc Hoffman. Vice Prssi
Dent. William Wolf Treasurer John Kaiser JRecord
ing, Financial and Corresponding Secretary r. O Ioc.
box l.6
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X ANSAS CITY, MO.-Uuion No.
- lo2 meets on the last Saturday evening Of each
month, AZ Turner's Hall " e
JOSEPH HUsMAS, President
II. Cadle Recording Secretary
r. NJ. Wulf, Corresponding Secretary Drawer 9o2a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVEH ] TSE MEN ..
ECUMENIC ORDER
UNITED
MECHANICS,
Headquarters, San Francisco, California
CONGRATULATIONS III

SECTION 1.-The OBJECTS OF this Organization are To
unite mechanics OF the world in active effective
body the better 70 protect then selves Improve their
social condition render trades and trsdesmen more
respectable encourage ingen iy; reward genius teach
ten perance and ralty and make better mocha mi
by we'll directed system Of education To that end
tie Supreme Council Supreme Architect will estab-
lsh Worthy Grand Councils of States Territories and
Districts and Primary Associations where no Worthy
Grand Council has jurisdiction,
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precautions taken, and records made that he
always he identified and that 10 case book Is lost
the owner thereof cannot be defranded.
The business of this institution is eonhneA sxelusvely
to the receipts and Of Savings Deposits and Fund.-
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in the city of Chicago. making
ans preference is always given applications from
DepOsitors Of small mans who have accumulated in tn,
Institution sufficient funds to pay for lot of ground
and desire tn borrow something more to aid them IL
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On petitioA of ten more respectable mechanics,
enc trades a Dispensation will be granted to
open aud conduct shop ia any town CT v. No
particular form is necessary Names, age trades and
residence must Do gwen.
A. N. WYNN, SUPREME ARCHITECT
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Y lOH meets On The first SATURDAY. evening of each
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Sums as Small as One Dollar |
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Married Women.
And Minor Children Deposit money that No One
else Draw it.
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the nrst Deposit may Provide by Vote how and bV
whom u shall he drawn out and provided q COPY n
the Resolution be furnished the Savings Baus no
Money will he paid unless it, provisions are strictly
complied with.
Oepositors.
neither Foreigners CitEens have the same rights
he Property, and In Of Death any Money 70 their
credit VIII he paid to their Legal representatives
whether they are IN this country or elsew where
Printed Fo-ms Of Willis have preparea nv the Conn
SCI n the Savings Bank, that any Depositor NAV
legally designate who take charge of his
Money and Property, and be guardian OF his Children
In OF his Death thus much venienca and Ex
may he avoided. An Officer Of the Savings Bank
any Deposition applying.
Interest
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sums of Five Dollars more.
Working People
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~ meets every Monday Afternoon in each month At
Washington Hall William Carly, pres William Han
vice pies Frank Johnson, hnancIal James Blu
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tTHEEE hes been a conference Of the Brick
h'cr- Unions il New York and vicinity, aud
IL" Brooklyn Unions decided u stand by the
n sent rate of wages, - 20. Trade at present
is fuil but good prospect foc the coming sea-
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nd Codvater Union No. III hayc suspended
Onions Witt please collect money .udorsed on
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Ana transmit the slm. " meas ~ uJv becomes
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lRooKLYS, M VII, Feb. rs, lS7l-Thos. "
~ man having applied for membership INTO
M So, AZ our ast meeting Feb. 25th, ANY
uiiOn having charges AGAINST him viii please
M jty me soon as possible.
q. LAwRENcE, Cor. Sec. 81, l2s Douglas S..
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Tr s. J BIRcH, Iut Secretary.

JASEsvnLE, Wis, Feb n, 1871 Mr. Isaac
CaIdczO, Of Sparta, Wi, has made application
70 become a member If thi, union. ANY union
having charges against him will please notify
ihs undersigned within thirty DAYS from the
above date WALTER GKFFIN,
Tor ~, no lrou.r lnS
The New York herald., 1871-03-15
3 BA-rLgD sNsFlnRyCE Mks.

or. slonday arrernoon a confidence operator, whe
represented 20 be ta In stature, with hight CON-
piexon and sandy hair called ut several residences
IN Williamsburg and represented 10 he inmates that
ne was a bank detective. AT one residence IN Cly-
mcr street he informed the lady OF the house that
her husband had note forged on MIN at the Butch
ers' and Drovers' Bank, New York, and that II she
would pay hiTn four dollars and nirety-six cents nc
would save her husband both trouble and money
me lady refused to pay any money, but started I'M
mediately TO her husbands place OF business In
New Yoak TO inform him OF the Kind oner
OF the detective, when she ascerained that
the fellow was what she expected, an lmpostor.
The feliow next visited the family OF David Hon,
No. 100 Ciymer street, and tried the same dodge
with exactly similar results, Mrs Hon also nurr' ing
70 New York TO acquaiut her husband OF the trouo
she supposed him TO be IN.
Failing in botn these attempts, the audacious
Fellow tried his little game on Mrs. William A. Read,
OF No. 50 Rush street. but that lady saw right
through him and showed MIN the door. He at
tempted little TOO much OF the confidential with
that wide-awake lady, who reads the daily news
papers carefully.
The New York herald., 1871-03-15

Mon,rose avenue, Hudson clty this day "wednesday
at twelve O'Clock noon. s.x
morning, March IL, ELLIE A., only daughter oi pe'er
aud Adeha 5. Martin, OF This city. .
inc relatives ana friends OF we ianny encs ,e ~ her
parents % West Twentieth street. THIS "wednesday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Tuesday, March IA ADoLPH MEyERHEiM, IN the oo'n
The funeral viii take place from hts late resi-
afternoon, OIL one O'Clock. Relatives and riends are
Moox.-On Monday March 1s. at Chattanooga,
Tenn. FRANCES r.. wire Of Robert NOOK.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
day afternoon, at one O'CLOCK, from his late resi-
dence, l30 East Fiity-eighth street.
MuSasnon sTss Tsesday March ss p a. at he family
residence, 400 West Eorty-second street BELLA, pe
loved daughter of John and Rose Ann Murray, IN
the 18th year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
BRowN.-On Monday. March Is, OF consumption,
M;iamoNoS LS Eonday March 1s, ABEL
| NJ cMAHoMoN, In the soth year Of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral. from his late residence No.
426 East Twentieth street this Wednesday, after
! ION, at two O'Clock, without further notice.
SCARLErr.--ln BROOKLYN, suddenly, on Monday,
March Is, CHARLOTTE NARY, daughter oil Samuel l.
"r The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from 178 Thirteenth street,
near Third avenue, ON Thursday afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
sonooNMAKER.--At Liberty, Sullivan county, N.
y, on Tuesday, March 7, alter a lingering illness,
DAVID SCnooNMAKER, In the 65th year OF his age.
STAYNER, in the 81st year ofner age
Funeral from the residence OF her son-n. law
Charles Il. Spencer, No. Z29 new No. South Second
street, near Sixth street, Williamsburg. on Thursday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
STEERs.-Suddenly, on Monday, March 13,
PHlrLP STEERS, In the 4Sth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral this Wednesday,
afternoon, at O'clock from ms late residence IN
Norman avenue, near Leonard street, Greenpoint,
Brooklyn, t. ID.
SuYDAM.- On Sunday, March IL, JAMES II. SUY-
DAM, aged 8S years and 16 days.
The relauyes and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from Sc. Ann 8
church, West Elgh zenith street. Fifth avenue,
this Wednesday afternoon. at one O'Clock, without
further invitation.
California papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1871-03-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
RowAN-GoLDEN.-At Fall's Grove, Va, on Mon.
day. March Is at the residence OF the BRIDES uncle,
q. Vanaerwerken, Esq, by the Rev. Mr.. MofIat, 0f
Georgetown, ID. O.. WILLIAM A. ROWAN 10 C0RNE-
LA GOLDEN. No cards.
The New York herald., 1871-03-15

A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT BROWN
n stone to eSpendid location, perfect order 205
Twenty street. Immediate Rent 81 500
Others on the east side, from 81, 200 10 S2,Oc0.
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Dailu l{runrbrr AOurnal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-
red political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read
ing with full compilation of State news.
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to be had at the bookstores and at this office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in
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insertion. Longer advertisements or those inserted
orany considerable length of time, VIII be Inserted
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Special Notices 25 per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, 81 per square per week,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-04
SOMETHING NEW FOR ARIZONA.

Our Arizona neighbors are getting ahead of us in agricultural development. Gordon, Stewart $. Co.,, received by the Orizaba last week large steam threshing machine, for w. Richard & O., Adamsville, A. T., to whom it will be forwarded over the Fort Yuma Turnpike. This is the first shipment of the kind to Arizona, and it shows that the enter prising millers of Arizona are determined to rely on their own resources.-&. D. Union.
 While We feel grateful to our contemporary for its frank acknowledgement we cannot re- sist the carrying of it's views yet further. Not only do we lead oar neighborS of San Diego in agricultural development, but likewise in agricultural lands, mineral development, and mineral lands-and, what is yet more, we intend to be and remain ahead with respect to these. We have 10 harbor, it is true, but the South Pacific Railroad which is destined to make San Diego the second city in impOr- tance on the Pacific coast, will make of Arip zona the frst in importance, ofthe Territories While we congratulate our neighbors upon their prospective greatness VIC feel that the advan tages to accrue to ourselves ara by no means of g secondary order. h condition of haPpy equality, therefore, Southern Arizona prepares to make her best bow to San Diego.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-04
The News.

London, Feb. l8.-Lord T.,.
 the Foreign Department tb!, 5Vas as t9Iag!'a. }, g!'a. sembly, having voted almosl sI' r tue tfaass the appointment of Thiers ss Cl: 0Ia9laoo, ecutive during pending decisioH so,s' a ., q upon dehnitiye ti, Institutions, he a ba, % Pa verbally to Thiers the reeognition u1s st anna, !, erment of England, 'u " the
 A letter from Dunkirk d.,.,,
 The Twenty Second French Any 1,''- l'h passed here, and viii em6a.,ry Vl'E deaux 'J ''I i,I
 Bordeaux, Feb. IS. -Ia ,s. v... semblY to-day President Gos.r '~aa'' from Thiers, introducing his 9o.' 's'' new Ministers, iu the As,spblr Ir. '.'' day. 3 I Bordeaux, Feb. l9.-Tha coDv.,- nominal kepubhc into au Or!eaa;.. ',i- W. is imminent. ''~t1 Berlin Feb I9.-NIpoleog -ooo..., caton, not again ;o overstso ,b. ''t c' .l of prisoner, and to abstain -~,, I". P''.4 ference in polite, ill form of uro,s,,'. Y clamations. Orders have been g.,.' ''' him closely. '" Paris, Feb. l9.-The armistiee i,,,, longed to March lst
 Bordeaux, Feb. l9.-The new wi,;.. composed as follows: President of ,SaG cil, Buffet; Minister of War, Le6er. T '. of Public Works, De LarcT Mipjsts, /; 'i struction, Le Mari; Commerce, Iars.I Foreign Affairs, Favre; Interior, Pies,s | tice, Dufaune; Marine, Jougency.
 Versailles, Feb. l9-It is Urobsy. | the Emperor will abandon the idea Q. ! ing Paris.
 London, Feb. l9.-Tho Frcach A.. the field are as fellows: With Caauzs, \ 900; FaidheTbe, 70,OOO; at CAss5o-r.. 600 at Havre, in bad condiica, 2a.l
 The Prussian infantry cro:s:3 .ls S frontier, ;n puraui5 of:he Frarch n;Er7d and encountered force cf Saas, v,5 q manded them to lay down lhei. a,r2-g complied; the rest escaped.
 During discu9s'a1 unon the de:laa by M. Keller in the Conn tee, r...-, the Generals Cbauzey and B.laer. e..5jsc ed that &u of'ensive war coaIa, fl n.;.ss be successfully prosecuted.
 A letter addressed to Lord Loftrs ,l 5. a copy oc which was forwarded to o'o Rs at Versailles, and tears the dat9,ct Jan 2Oth, says: It ia probable th2s he Ea. ! will abandon the idea ct entering Fans troops will cuit Paris with a!! pos,:,a Pi5 titude, and evacuate France aa scol as ? ticable, after sufficient guarantee n t! for payment of indemnity of lj1,0l sterling.
 London, Feb. 2O,-A Versailles dsP says the prolongatiOn of the srnistice Y injure the position of the Germans
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-04

The Citizen of las, week complains that 'tha telegraph has carried abroad throughout the country that governor SaGGiOrd, in his an- nusl message, recommended an eEtermination of the Apaches. the very thing he did not do," We'll suppose the telegraph did so declare, and suppose that the paragraph making such statement should catch the eyes Of 2 few men, who would attach any importance to it Il could hardly injure the Governors reputation es 8 small-sized Bismarck.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-04

The censrs report, now published, fixes the population of the States 2. S,o95, ,58O. The Districs Of Columbia and the Territories, to- gether, have 3 population of 442,50O The relative positions of the large cities, with re- gard to population are as fol!ws: New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, s. Louie, Chicago Baltimore, Boston, Cincinnati, New Orleans, San Francisco, Buffalo, Washington, Newark Louisville, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Jersey City, Detroit, NIsIwaukie, Albany.
 Chicago San Francisco Cleveland, and Jersey City have more than doubled their populations since 1860
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-04
ARMY SUPPLIES.
Beef and Mutton, oA H0OfO B!'sSl
 FOR ARIZONA.

e FAILED PROPOSALS, IN DUP!iCAai1 S will be received at this office (Ao ", Al ket street, San Francisco, California; &n g; dersigned, until I2 o'clock, M., IHVAayA March 30th, 1871 (when they will 6a opsl'-p the suply and delivery at each and s'S! N s. the Military posts which are now or HlT- ~--, after may be established in ArlZol4 p.,. i.'' (Camp Colorado excepted), of all the D'- ..,-, Mutton, live or slaughtered, that may " " ed for the troops stationed thereat' dl.I: Ir, year commencing July 1st, 1871, and slaas rl 3Oth, 1872. Proposals to express pHcs' IA ,s,1 rency. The supply will probably amour, " ro. 2. 2.OOO BEEVES AND 1000 WElHhN1 Copy of the present contract and ds'll'. Il; is1 structions to bidders can be obtained as l and at the offices of the A, c. $, at Wll... T..,r California; any Military postin Arizona l1 i'. p, Santa Fe. New Mexico San AntaniO, lsA1s' I'',,, land. Oregon Omaha, Nebraska; toII Gs:.,,. L..,, worth, Kansas; St, Louis, Missouri; 'H4 W Illinois. ,,, Proposals will be received for one or 'A' " Der of posts. h.os. Bidders are invited to be present at ''' v ing of the bids. ,nl The right is reserved of rejecting SD' O'D'' M.D.L. SIMPS2eS'
 Lieut.. ..Col., A. C'''" of,s 1.-the Chief COmmissary of Sgb'l'''-''
 Military Division of the Paei4a 1., ,th, lst
 San Francisco California 'aa''~'
 I8f4t.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-04

We have received from the author a.copy of a pampet entitled, Saint Louis the Future Great City of the World, published by or der of the St, Louis County Conrs" This work contains l36 pages and purports to show that in the nature oftbings St. Louis is destined to become the greatest city on the American continent As an example of far-fetched logic the argument is admirable and should the rival city of the West-Chicago-eveutual- y carry of the laurels of greatness it will be because St. Louis has not enough of men who possess that talent and ability which character. ize this author in his work.