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Alabama aud CHaffanooga Railroad.

The Chattanooga Herald learns that
"Judge Bradley, of the United States Su-
preme Court has assumed Jurisdiction in
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
matters" but it has "nOt received sufficient
information in the premises to enlarge up
on the subject" The Times speaks about
the matter as follows: "Capt. j. P. Stan
ton received yesterday (27Lh,) from Calves
ton, Texas, q dispatch stating that Judge
Bradley, of the United States Supreme
Court, now holding a session of the Cir
cult Court at Galveston, on Saturday enter
tanned a motion to remove all litigation in
relation to the Alabama and Chattanooga
Railroad to that Court. The motion was
made on a petition fled in Judge Bradley's
Court, praying the appointment of
receiver in the interest of the first
mortgage bondhOlders. The dispatch
was signed by Judge ]. Q. Smith,
who is counsel for the first mortgage bond
holders. He went to Galveston some DAYS
since in company with Mr.. J. C. Stanton"
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Delay NOt.-CoRvulsions, wind collie,
and gripping in the bowels of infants cause
death. Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup is a tried
remedy. II costs only 25 cents. my2S 1w
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Immense Bargains in ParasOls at the
Trade Palace, IA Public Square.
my28 2t JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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was made for the scene of disaster, where many
people collected with the half afrighted expecta-
ton of seeing two or three dead men and the
splinters ofwhathad once been beautiful engine,
covering the ground. Their curiosity. however,,
was most pleasantly disappointed, for instead Of
seeing the wreck of as splendid specimen Of
ire engine as can be found in any city, burSted
frightened, were the only signs OF any accident
to be seen. The display lasted about an hour and
was very much enjoyed by every enc. There was
s large delegation of people from Manchester,
Inllahoma and MurfreesboTo. We regret our
citizens, as well as visitors from distance, have
not more frequent opportunity of witnessing a
parade OF the fire departmental Nashville, which
needs only little more funds to render it supe-
rior In its outfit as 1t is already SO In its system.
While speaking of the Fire Department one
the following:
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90 Great clearing out sale at w. 81.
Calhoun & Co.'S, corner Public Square and
College st. my29 t.
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sTATE 81 TaE WEATHKR.

Vicksburg and Jackson is inundated-.tbe
result Of recent and drenching rains.
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is only two blocks north and south
faOm two Presbyterian churches. my28 1w
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"a large number of our citizens have
started for Nashville" says the Chattanooga
Herald.
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THE EXPOSITION.
Another Grand Attendanee.
Four Sunday-schooIs I'm Attendance.
Five Hundred Scholars Present.
Manchester, MuEfreesbOrO and TuIIa.
hOma Represented.
Parade and display of the City Fire
Department.
A Magnificent Sight.
The Engines, F1remen, Horses, Hook
and Ladder and other Interest
ing Features.
The Scene witnessed by Thousands
!
An Explosion and Tremendous Ex-
citement.
objects of Interest on Exhibition.
The Piano and Organ Concert Last
Night.
The Great Display of Fire Works To
Night
The Baby Show Tomorrow.
| The Monster Sunday.SchOOl Concert
Friday Night.
The City Being Filled with Strangers.
Thousands Coming from Everywhere.
Saturday Night the Last of the Expo
sitiOn.
A Brilliant Attendance Last Night.
A Perfect Jam Expected this Week.
| Excursion TrGins ON Various II all.
roads To-Day and Tomorrow.
About 800 Living Babies Expected
TO-MOrrOw.
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WARREN CANTER, your father is anx-
ious TO hear from you. lny2S st
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INC Chnttanoopa Visitor.,

This game has revived in Nashville, and
we hear there win be a match between the
Lightning and Star Clubs to-day.
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of Rivers, Nay q, 1S72.-Hsight Of l0ater
above loo lDater mark at 800 p. n
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UNSTAMPED.

S. Kirshbaum, (3) 81 Church street, city;
John II. O'Neil, Bolivar Switch, Ala; Mrs.
Maggie BlackmaD, Irondale, Mo-; j. F.
Richardson, Boyd's Switch, Ala; VIII
liam Woods, Edgefeld, Tenn; Messrs'
w. A. Benson 81 Co., Nashville,
Tenn; a. ]. Hines, Cowan, Tenn;
R. A. Williams, 81 Church street, city; F.
W. Harrison, Nashville, Tenn; j. w.
Stewart, Nashville, Tenn; r. AVeritt,
Huntsville, Tenn; T. W. White, Emporis,
KS; Jimmie Smith, Brownsville, Tenn;
Miss Eliza Cooper, Memphis, Tenn; VIM.
Little, Franklin, Tenn; Messrs. w. B.
Williams & Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
NSUFFICIENTLY STAMPED.
Mrs. Jane Marshall (2) 1,51O Walnut
street, st. Louis, Mo-; Mrs. Tenn Shores,
$50 South Summer street, city; Carny
Bros, Ashland City, Tenn; J. P. Cullom,
Ashland City, Tenn; Sol. Taylor Mobile,
Ala.
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Patent Right for Sale.-RevOlviDg
Quilting and Embroidering Frame, of new
invention. On exhibition near music stand
in the Exposition. r. j. GILLIAN.
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NASHVILLE And CAIRO PACKET Co

- -
STEAMERS
Tyrone, John Lumsdeu and TalismaR.
nHE OF THESE FINE STEAMERS WILL
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday az 4
o'clock p. M,
connecting with boats at Cairo for Saint Louis,
Memphis, NapC leon, Vicksburg, Red River and
New Orleans, and also Connecting with the I'LL
nOis Central Railroad at Cairo for Chicago and
al points ont n the Far West, taking first and
secOnc-ciass passengers at very reduced rates.
First-oiass Tickets TO the following points,
including State Rooms, without meals
10 -. LOUIS. ..ss-s..ss.s....s...ss..SlO %
SSiAV.... ..-s.sssss..s.s.-ssss "
memphis. ..s........................ 3 90
NEW OEleans.s .s..-.sss......s-...s. 10 90
8ecOnd-ctass TickeEs 70 tns following
points;
10 -. LOuis.... ..s..s.ss...s......s....e s 0e
S.auO.. .s.ss--.ss-.sss..s..s "
nteihInl5.-. s..s.s...s..ss-ssss.ss.-. "
The JOHN LUMSDEN, DAvis, Master, leaves
The TYRONE, Harman, Master, lssres on
Wednesdays at P, Il.
The TALISMAN, Si1nms, Master, leaves IN
Fridays at 4P.M.
An OF the above Steamers are IN nne order,
and have tine accommodations.
- The Steamer Tyrone T. the same as new
boat in every particular. She hos new boiler
and her hull Is q new one, having Deen built
tirely new this last fan at Paducah, hy. III
Is now plenty water in Cumberland river.
For freight or passage, apply on board OF TO
Q. Il. ARTHUR S CO.,
~ and AZ Front street.
csc25 z HARRISON % SON.
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Iny11tf

$50 Ladies' Saratoga Trunks, 100 Gents
Sole Leather Trunks, and a large variety Of
Ladies' and Gents Satchels, Gents Sole
Leather Valises. Also, very large stock
of Merchants Trunks which l win sell
cheap for cash for the next 30 days at Trunk
Store, 81 North College street. VIM. DUN
STEAD, Trunk Manufacturer. my14 q
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TsEssrsp6fe Report from Sggnzg SsTviss CorpI, o..
g. A., Of ObssTr9tiOss at 4 o'clock, r. ~.
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John F. Carter, 1888 Wabash avenue,
Tenn; Master Haynie Hall, Madison Sta
tor; w. C. Blythe, Donovan House, cor
ner 32d street and Washington avenue;
Walter B. Nicklous, care of Dennis &
Brown; Messrs. Manning & Co., North
Bank Deposit, Ala. (2).
w. F. PRossER, P. NJ.
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A Magnificent Sight.

Parade and display Of the City Fire
Department.
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AFooT RACE.

The fine speed made by two young ladies down
Vine street in order to escape the pressure of a
large crowd, was quite amusing to a number
of spectators as it was novel in character. These
young ladies made good time, reminding one
somewhat of the maid of antiquity who won her
races by throwing golden apples on the ground,
thereby causing her competitors to stop and pick
them up. This is an exercise that is healthy and
ShOnld be cnconraned.
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Another Grand attendance.

Four sunday-scheols in Attendance.
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THE TRIAL OF LAY AND COTTON PRESSES

will take place at 2:3O P NJ to-day, for which the
following entries have been made, viz The
Fiudley & Son, Macon, Ga, The Tennessee
Hay and Cotton Press by j. f. Baker, Nash
vile, Tenn. The "Virginia Hay and Cotton
Press of Tappey, Lumsden & Co., Petersburg,
Va, entered by VIM. G. Smith, agent, Nashville.
The following named gentlemen have been Sc
lected as a committee to conduct the trial, and
from their wel-knOwn ability and experience, a
thorough and exhaustive test of the different
machines may be expected: Talbot flaming,
John ?. Dale, Col. j. G. Miner, Maj. Wilbur F.
Foster, j. X. Rugg.
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Excursion Trains ON Various Rail-
roads To-Day and Tomorrow.
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Five Hundred scholars Present.
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INSUFFICIENTLY sTAMPEI
ILLEGALLY STAMPED
Charlie Griffin, Apple Grove, Ala.
HELD FOR BETTER DIRECTION.

INIEhNAL hEf EN- UI1 oAz'lIL o
Capt. W. ]. Harrison, city; j. F. Pente-
cost, city; Mrs. Judith L. Marshall, Spring
Post XIV,
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Blank (. y indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tiOnary; minus (-) tendency to fall; plus I'D ten
dancY TO rise. ". 8. KAuEMAH. Obssrver.
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Dedicated to Hamilton Fire Engine No. 2, for
throwing first Watnr- Mar TX and 81 1870

Dedicated to Hamilton Fire Engine No. 2, for
throwing first water, May Is and "a, 1872.
II he exploits Of gallant corps in Nav,
III eroes who well their chieftain's call obey;
yer remembered for their run that night,
II amilton, now may claim the front by right.
A II praise to him who sounded the fire call,
M ay his great name be cherished by us all.
l n uniform, behold, they proudly stand,
ct Captain Meadows only give command
I fire up; then Blue Dews apply your lash,
o n, onward to the scene wen boldly dash.
ow Maskey, Dixon, Starkey, do your best,
T irst water we will throw, without Jest.
n close pursuit of that swift moving train
Ound flies the Hose Reel-MallOy drives amain:
yer and anon BRAKEMAN pOkes the fire,
ach time alert to see the stream 90 higher
an ow boysl we've beat them" cries the engineer
sc i've them time to practice yet, one more year -
n Nashville's future (be it bright and fair),
fire shall rage, if Captain StockelPs there
ngaged as now, to make it all his care.
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which had assembled in front Of9the buildings
blOckading every street centering at the EXPOSE
ton. When Capt. StOckell gave the command
''Nos. and touch off your fires" cheer after
cheer was made and the engines Eclipse and
VIM. Stockell moved rapidly to their positions,
the horses even seeming to be enthused by the
consciousness of the important part they were
making in this grand exhibition. The Stockell
went to the plug on the corner of Broad and
Spruce streets the Eclipse going to the corner of
Rrnad and Wing strncfs
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THE CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT,

a sight not seen every day, and one which once
seen cannot be soon forgotten. At a quarter
past2 O'Clock the band took position on the Broad
street balcony where they played two very beau
tifUi pieces enliyening every by the thrilling
melody of the strains BY this time the FreDepart-
ment consisting Of four steam fire engines with
their hOse-carriages and the,hOOk and ladder COM
pany came down Spruce street. The engines
were arranged in the order of the procession ac-
cording to their number, which is first, Eclipse,
second, Hamilton, third, Deluge, fourth VIM.
Stocken, followed by the Hook and ladder COM
pany. The entire Department drove up in front
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LAST NIGHT
Brought good attendance TO the Exposition,
whose attractions still interest our community.
The attendance was both from the country and
the city, One of the chiGS features of the even
ing was the presence OF s6 unusually large num-
Der of beautiful ladies.
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Saturday Night the Last OF the Expo
sitiOn.
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Among the many placards and dodgers to be
seen at the Exposition, are those of NJ. Yenable's
ice-cream saloon; one of them reads: "Take me
up and will do you good" Among the many
visitors to be seen at the Exposition at times
number of cOlored females. Well yesterday after
noon, some mischeiyOus chap tackled one of these
placards to the dolly warden Of an old COlored
wOman's dress. She hustled around considerably
proving greater attraction than any other arti-
Gle on exhibition. She never seemed to find out
chow come all dem men and folks viewed her
.nlfll cc -
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The Engines, Firemen, Horses, Hook
and Ladder and other Interest
ing Features.
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A Brilliant Attendance Last Night.
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The city Being Filled with Strangers.
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The Monster Sunday.SchOOl Concert
Friday Night.
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Despite the melancholy publicity given the
cOurtship which was carried on some time since
at the Exposition, there are others who seek this
place for declaration of the hearts most cher
ished feelings. While strolling around the gale
~ yesterday, we came across a loving twain
whose words were little funny; for says John
to Jane, SIT is in your power to make me the
happiest man on earth, or render me miserable
the balance of my days-Now, Jane, here il this
Exposition, where everything is beautiful as a
red tin cup, and lovely as a red and white clover
field' consider calmly, truthfuliy, can hope ia
ooh woman thou art born to bless poor man and
chase his dun cares away He was interrupted
at this point by Jane (who was from the country
saying, "John, have you got them tickets Of ours
stamped?"- We could hear no more, for
John stopped talking and moved rapidly
away, being last seen near the door where he got
his tickets stamped-sO mote il be
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thousands Coming from Everywhere.
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BROAD STREET ENTRANCE,

where they were matted and reviewed by Capt.
VIM. Stocked, chief of the Nashville Fire De-
partment, and no sooner had the fact of the
Fire Departments arriving than the Exposition
was emptied of hundreds of country Wis
itOrs who rushed forth eager to behold
THB MAGNIFICENT SIGHT.
Such indeed it was, for one of the most SPLEEN
did sights of the many fine displays which we
have seen since the commencement Of the Expo
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Read SOzodOnt advertisement.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-30
AN EDITORS TABLE.

w. M. Carleton, In a recent poem, draws the foiiosiug good picture of an editors table: The editor sat in his sanctum, his coubtenancc
 fnrrowed with care, His mind st the bottom of business, his feet at
 the top Of the chair, His chair-arm and elbow supporting. his right
 hand upholding his head, Hls eyes on the dusty old table, with different
 documents spread There were thirty long pages from Howlcr, with
 underlined capitals topped, And short reqnisition from Growler, requesting
 his newspaper stopped; There were lyrics from Gusher, the poet, concern
 ing sweet f0wcrets, and zephyrs, Ard a stray gem from Fodder, the farmer, des-
 cribing couple of heifers; There were billets from beautiful maidcns, and
 bills from a grocer or two, And his best leader hitched 10 a letter, which in-
 quired If he wrote it or who? There were raptures of praises from writers of the smooth and melliinous school. And one of his rivals last papers, informing him he was fool; There were several long resolutions, with names telling whom they were by, Canonzing some harmless old brother, who had done nothing worse than to die; There were traps on that table to catch him, and scrpents to sting and s:nitc him; There were gift enterprises to sell him. and biters attempting to bite hlm. There were long, staring "ads," from the city, and money with never a one, Which added, "Picasc give this insertion, and send In your bill when you're done" There were letters from notwithstanding wants, and their laws Which said: "Can you print this announcement for the good of our glorious causeT' There were tickets inviting his prescsce to festi. vais. parties and shows, Wrapped In notes, with Please give us a notice" !" demurely slipped in at the close; In short, as his eye took the table, and ran over its ink spattered trash, There was nothing 1t did not encounter; except ing pcrhaps-it was Cash
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-30

we aim are peace and order as soon as possi- ble; and we do not doubt that the cost of feeding the Apaches on Reservations would be much less than that of fighting them in the mountains. But Colyer's attempt to keep them upon Reservations is failure, and we must fight. Colyer has now retired under the public condemnation, and Crook should have a chance. Give him all the arms, trans portation and men that he wants, with the full understanding that he may paci!y the Apaches within two years, at the utmost, or retire in disgrace. Then, fine fails, try some body else. But under no condition let the historian of 1880 record that the previous ten years had been spen in fighting the Apaches, with no progress save the waste of S4O, O,O0O,- 600 and the loss of l,009 lives, nearly all civ ilians.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-30
AGENTS FOR THE MINrp

The following named gentlemen are authorized ,o ,.. all subscriptions advertisements prcsents ,rs;r.e..s etc. that may be rendered them for the MINER ,,s -, cept for everything of value tha, may be gvea tA, our account Sin Frdnctsco-L ?. Fisher Rooms % 4 2, r chants Exchange, California street c. & Eaton N,. Dealer, Montgomery street. Thos. Boyce No n n,s-. noor) Merchants Exchange; Jos. Young, lil6 rsa'- street; Bean & Co, 40 Montgomery street.
 Los Angeles, Csliforaia-Earris and Jacohy. ya Downey's Block, Main street. Sdn Bsrndrdfaa, Colifornia-wolf & Folks Neic Fork City-w. H Ferris, Jeweler. aol w.s ., street.
 ARIZONA
 Ari<oHd Cny-Schnieder. Greisson & Co
 Ehrenbsrg-Hooper, Win. B. & Co, J. C;odw.,sr 4 Bro. and A. Frank. WfckeRburg-Barnett & Block ana A H. Peep,s, HdTdyriiie-Jas. r. Bull and wm H. Hardy
 WaHdpdi Mining Distric:-I c. welburn W. I. B.r PhGnir-Jack. W. Swng and J. T. Alsap East PhGniz-w. E. Helings Co.
 FIorence-Peter R. Brady and W. c. Collingwood. Tacson-C II 0r D Bennett E MeCanry. Military Posts-D. r. Foster Camp Haalpai 1, f;s. 1T kimbal Camp Date Creek; c. F. Head Camp y,ra. J. A. Tomiinson, Camp Mcdowell,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-30
PROPOS
 FOR LAND TRANSPORTATION,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER !
 DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA

! PRESCOTT, A. T., January 30 1872. SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate with copy o this advertisement attached to each will be received ! this Office until Noon. Wednesday, May Is, 1872 al which time they will be opened for the Transportation Land of Military Supplies. in the Department of Arizona for the fiscal year. commencing July l. lS72 from Depot, Arizona City, A. T., from Ehrenberg A. IT. and from Camp Mojave, T. Cor from any other points O shipment which may be established previous May b 1872 the Colorado River between Yuma Depo, and Camp Moave) to any posts existing O which may hereafter be established East of the Colorado River in the Department of Arizona, and also n any direction by nearest route between any two of the points posti above named.
 Proposals will also be received for said Transportation from Santa Fe New Mexico any of the posts abovs mentioned
 per pound, per hundred miles. which they will transport the supplies must give th,r in ull their residence and Post Ohce address; bids made by firm must be signed by each member thereof
 Road travel to be not less than ten 0) miles dly Each proposal must be accompanied by guarantee signed by two responsible persons, whose responsibility must be officially certified by officer of the u S. Civil or Military Service that in the bid IS accepted the bidder will at execute contract with bond in fourth of its amount for its faithful execution, and be in readiness for service July l. 1872
 Each proposal must also be accompanied by satisfac. tory certified check note payable to the order of U s. Assistant Treasurer San Francisco Cal, in the amount of (s 00U thousand dollars to ensure the validity of the bids this deposit will be returned 10 the contract by the bidder to whom award is made who in such event will forfeit the deposit
 The right to reject any all bids is reserved and hid der are requested to be at the opening of bids LAND TRANSFORMATION" and addressed to this office where blank forms of proposal further inforna ton may be obtained.
 BY ORDER OF TIE DEPARTMENT COMMANDER:
 J. J. DANA
 Chief Quar,esmaster Department of Arizona
 Major and QuaTtermasfer II. <. A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-30

All articles be of the best quality be procured in the adjacent Territories California and be seeu,eiv raekedeach sack to contain loo pounds weight De lvcrics in time and quantities upoa call Guarantee de posits-cerfhed check. secured ef hand o7 casb in fourth the of the bid must nrn rosals Prices to be stated in U. S. Currency ProSwsal. invited for the whole any parts of she above Sam pies 10 accompany each bid
 The right fs reserrsd tO reject osy and all bids Further particulars eonditons f,r1ns of rorsaIs etc. may be learned upon application the Military Head. M, San Francisco. Cal. or ss any post in Arizona Envelopes should bo endorsed PROPOsALs for the undersigned BY ORDER OF THE DEPARTMENT COMMANDER.
 4. ". EVANS.
 Hnjor Third Cavalry.
 Acting Chi Cnmsy of Suhs
 Department of Arizcna HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA OFFICE ACHING CHIEF Coa'sY OF srss
 Prescott. February as 1872
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-30
LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.

Notice hereby given to the creditors of and all r sons having claims against the estate of Thomas Bod Kiln deceased, to present the same with the prup, vouchers o the undersigned administrator at the efts o the Probate Judge, Prescott Yavapai county AOsa Territory, within year from the first publeaiioo of this notice or the same will be forever barred All rss sons indebted to said estate hereby requested ai immediate payment.
 ROBT. D. STUBBLEFIELD Administrator of the Esfate of Thomas Boikiln dsd Prescott. Arizona, Jannnry 1si 1870 Js.s7