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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-04
The following extract is taken from recent
correspondence in the Nashville Union l. Anne

rican: -.--, -.....-..
at Is a we'll known fact that each of these
roads would on reaching here at once begin to
look below for feeders, thus giving ms connec-
tons south and vest, and that instead of Mar
shall county giving s300,OO0 to 60 away frol,
us, we, would have road to us. Already the
Duck River road promises toturn from us 70
ST. Louis much 6f the truck 0f that rich val
ley, tendingto sbuild up other cities not our
own, and no hand is reached out to draw them
here" b .-s.r93- - - o. .1ai' a. % 'risiur
Pulaski on one side Of US, and Nashville on
the other, Jealous of Jour town as {. desirable
tailroad centre, should alarm our people TO,
rher real danger. Let US up, and be doing.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-04
Columbia, Oct. Sd. Agent

People at Whites spring.
We learn that the colored people at
Whites Spring has been postponed until
saturday, October 10Th. There will be
several coIofed speakers who will de-
liver addresses on that occasion. II the
weather should be bad the speaking
will be in, the Court House. Let all
come and hear what has to be said.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES,

The people know their interest, that is the
reason of the great rush to the One Price
Cash House of w. ]. PHILIPS. ,r,IAw2
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.enlio,NARnFAQEes 30

kicked by mule, lately and was badly
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New Style Hats and Bonnets al NJ ] Bryan

New Style Hats and Bonnets al N ] Bryant's
A splendid assortment of latest style ladies'
neckties. silk fchus, net fichas, lace collars
and ruffs, at NJ ] Bryant's. ~ 9liR ,gii1'
a., b,v7e
Hair coils. chignons and plaits, In real and
imitation. ..f, -..-..,,J
All styles in leather BELTS, -cra, p, ..,.
Afdli assortment of all the latest novelties,
at NJ. j. Bryant's. :.
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For Sale.
- u.,fa ,1x.nw,h .,,I, M.

f. We have for sale an Eagle Cotton Gin. also
Power Corn Shelter, ,nc .r,lsH ~ olii ita
3 june a. Am MARTIN. ENBRY / WRIGHT.
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IOFFIcE.oF TIM CaLuMBIA HERALns3<s
] -;.ilI FridHyy Cot. Ahs ILL.,. :
Bacos4C ptntfy bacon in demand ct 8, lS9l5
for SHOULDERS, sides aud hamx
Butter 2O625s.
sS:Is$,5ss sSs1 ! g ssss 49,; Mag
Cohon-15 a 3ztsr low middling. ut
Corn-3064Oe. Dull.
Coree-Rio, 25@27c; Java, 32@35; Laguira, Is
Coal Oa-s71zc by The. Barrel; 4OS0e. d gal.
Cdadles-2214925c. q n. ''ni1 ~ "tAH
Dried Eut-Apples ~ TO &c; "a peaches &c; "a
peaches s1ato4; peeled peaches Ste. loc.
Flour slOO@4.5O per 100 Ds.ass &c bnh
Gtnger-4Og5Oc. -iif0.irst - gi%9iBp
Iron Tes-1lc. t,,, -.
Lard-lOc. --i - - 80
Lime-5O@6Oc. . busheI.a u jig ci I1T
Meal Soc.
Molasses and Sgrups--common,- z5c.@ l0O; gol-
den syrup, S1@1.25.
Oats-25@30c. . bushel. -
Pepper--S5@40c.> ~ III
Res TO 65c. q bushel. y }
sSi15ats ss.oS retail, AS % bbi. ~
.S SSap-sSsfoc Z . VI
Supar-New Orleans 1l@l5c; Demerara. 14@
Ice; A sugar, l5c; crushed and gfanufassd,
TseHsi. sss2.5O sn.N ~
Tdltoc--Sc. g n. y
Wgol-washed, 4Oc; unwashed, eato aOsssLit-
whSutNFir1s at $40 to sls5. y =
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Public Debate.

1.-The people in, the vicinity of Chap
pell's Church, will be RECALLED Tomorrow
night week by public debate between
TIC. Witherspoon on the affirmative
and w. H. Timmons on the negative.
Question:: Resolved that there is suffi-
Gent evidence in nature to establish
the existence of q God" i+'t- -I5sa
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creaS6S In business ~ Will furnish more.
and more. business to the Louisville,
Nashville & Great Southern road, Al
though, when finished through to st.
E6uis, 1t may cause reduction in
ffeights, yet tie increased business will
more than compensate for the reduction
in ireights. New railroads always help
Fthose already in operation as the history
of railroads in Tennessee clearly show.
The Nashville e Chattanooga and Lou
isville, Nashville q Great Southern road
viii both be immensely, benefited by
this ROAD. opening asst will to them new
sources 0f business and increasing those,
0H 90 paoYITs OF THIS ROAD, -, :. -
Ihsve said very little about the DIRECT
profits Or this road. having, preferred to,
RELY upon it's material advantages, but
it must be q profitable road to stock hold
ers on account Of its small cost, light
running yex penses and heavy business.
Ther Festiniog road yielded % per cent
per- auaam. The Denver e. Rio sGrande'
made s. 900 Q week On seyenty-six miles
Of road. which Ifepst5 81 800; 600, This
would have been $4,000 a, yesri take
half tor running, expenses, IT, would
leave as net earnings, Sl56, 900 a year, or
over fifteen per cent upon its cost, This
TOdu WIFI COulplotcu. ~ .TayetCSylll6
from Columbia Will cost $500 600, upon
vnick there Is very little doubt it will
make $40,6g5a Year az ret earnings.
When extended through 10 Johnsonvilte,
there tomeet the road from st. Louis, its
profits will be much increased. ItGis a
low estimate. TO put the profits OF this
road when completed at fifteen pen cent.
This will be the result Of having cheap
road run at comparatively. little expense
which can dc as much business as any
broad gauge road in the State. 4. 49,.
The value of land in the counties of
Humphreys, Hickman, Maury, Lincoln
and Marshall is SIS, 735, 325, and the value
of farm productions in those same coun-
ties including animals for slaughter;
was, in 1870, SlO, l55, 157. "A large portion
of this is consumed in hauling, which is
q perpetual drain upon the country,
keeping it in an Impoverished condition.
By means of this road, the Cairo & st.
Louis road and Louisville, Nashville i
Great Southern road, the distance from
Montgomery, Ala, to st. Louis will be
reduced to 69S miles. 1T will also Short
en- the distsnce from Atlanta TO st. Louis
fifty miles. The distances on this road
wiii,5e: ie1mfr 49, fssh ~. g. -
From Nashville to Huntsville 100 miles.
!. iHh ~ Fayetteville, CO., - -
4 Hantsviiie" ST. Louis, 400 81 ii
|. Phese distances show what this road
must do and and that it must he profit
BILE Investment for capital. .di elliz.,.q
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-04
We Have Added

and Quality
This Fall
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The state Fair--Secure your Ticket

MEssRs. EDIToBs:--Please say in
paper Friday, that the sale of the State
Fair tickets closes Saturday. got in
struetions from the general agent to-day
to send my tickets in Saturday night.
Tell them alrto come up before it is too
late. The drawing will certainly come
off on the 18th inst. Nearly all the
tickets sold. Yours, &c, ,ssa5 lr e+H
GRUMPY HENDRICKS,
Columbia Oct. I'd Agent,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
A New Settlement.

Pleased were we, few days ago, to take hv the hand w. K. Milligan, who had just arrived from the eastern portion of the Ter ritory, where, he informed us, there are now between 20 and 30 persons engaged in farm iar The new settlement is upon one of the ranches of the Little Colorado river, about 70 niles north of Camp Apache and at least 240 miles east of Prescott, in region which, from actual personal observation, we know to he we'll watered, timbered, blessed with a heal thy climate and we'll stocked with bear, elk. deer, antelope, turkey, &c. The streams, of " hich there are a great many, are literally filled with fish. The grazing cannot be sur Dass.d. and, added to all these inducements are hines of gold and silver. The settlers had constructed three irrigating ditches, but Mir M. says irrigation is scarcely necessary, and we know this to be fact, as 1t rains great deal in the section of which we now speak.
 So far, Indians had not molested the set tlcrs, their stock or improvements.
 The settlement is distant about 90 miles from the route of the proposed S5th Parallel Raj oad, and from it to Prescott is one con tinuJus line of large forest trees, in which iranlcnse belt of timber there are many ex- cellent valleys, ready for occupation.
 Mr. M. came through to Camp Verde with two men and four animals He will start back in few days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

The remarks of General Howard and Rev. E. ?. Smith, as furnished us by Col. If. A. Bigelow, of this place, will give OUT readers, everywhere, much food for thought, upon the everlasting Indian Question, which question, we sincerely hope, is soon to be settled, at least in Arizona.
 We, ourself, sat and listened to the remarks Uf the gentlemen from the East-General Howard and MT. Smith-and are free to say that, in matter and manner" the speakers ap- peared to us to be sincerely in earnest. There was no dodging of ugly questions on the part of either, but an apparent desire to have jus tice done both races, though the Heavens might fall.
 The few remarks which the audience by dint of hard "calling out" forced from the silent, but brave and impressive Gen. Crook, gave astounding satisfaction as all who heard him. knew that, although his crop of words was not very full, his harvest of victories over all enemies of his country and civiliza- ton have and will continue to be good.
 Judge Cartier gave the Commissioner and people strong knock down argument against the so-called peace policy of those self-styled ciyl ized kindnesses" He, very ably, put lhe lndtan question III Wnat, we thihh, was and is proper light, and, save in asserting that no good had been done by the Army, here, gave vent to sentiments which found a response in the breasts of all Arzonans present. And this is ali that the white peo- pie of Arizona, and their friends everywhere, have asked for, or now expect.
 Previous to the "talk," in public, of those gcntlemen, We had the pleasure of an hours private conversation with them, and were prepared for what we afterwards heard. We are, then, satisfied of their rightful intentions as gre, too, all of our citizens.
 General Howard seemed to think that too much abuse had been heaped upon the infam- oas Y. Colyer, but General II. should, previ- ous to having thought and said so, "put him. self in our places" and felt as we did, over Colyer's understanding acts and lies
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Movements of Officials.

"''rs Howari, General Croak and Dr H. Bsadsll
 Ih'r1i ieu'vf Indian a4'ts for Arizona ssrfrd Tues l''nc las' W t-ail. fos CAlor rant where General n.a t'~s to hold conference Wirh ala AI@chtt who ,. Aeei ban htsrs. A bs clusc if said conference ss CfsA " i start foE his headg uartsSs s is place s,.. ter" h0ua-J and i1t. BcHdell v starr Ger Wash
 II ' r'c Camp Apache and New Mexico.
 "l 'a' -BeFsl Crook will return, here with per ass 5. 70 hSht fhs hostile Afuyhes. General HOward oe'ati. NAA eu6clvor Ia have some AIacacs lc- .ss F. c. smith. started for hs reservation in Nroe ik.~ ~ 'ne hoTniug of Tuesday last. He went gia Cal at r- '.Nt He pfeacbed two very good sermons-anc c srlis tlIa otte- al l'fgsroi, Our Camp Grant I., 97ai sea into MT. Smtih in a rsceuI letter he bst 'i 's have hera @ seclRd Colyer. bat we who s- Sod chance "a test him kuow that he i, far s..f .nsH thaa Csicsr In ast ge helevs brother ~ .o aoftsi well meaning man who knows far as., , Negrees and hipPeJ Clirrewas b5a he docs @ Ca SniIped Apaches
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lCoAllfyNICATrp
Christening the Baby.

fe ,A' EsitoI e.; tie fyi-oaa Hi,ac'
 'u Suadat Inst, th, writer enjoyed the privilege U witnessing 8 very interesting ccrvmopy.at the ,,eldrncc oi Capt. NickcrsUn. at headquarters. U s's no tess t5as thu christening of . beautiful ,u R gir ha1r, the daughter oi Captain and Mrs Es Aer>ou. The ceremony was performed ia a S.sssSl ss'S impressive manner, hy the hCv. F. r. -'n @ 70. The sCcne was honorcd by lhc presence ". G large nGmhcr of brau.iiui and elegantly ~e'-l ladies, together with the officers of head, sds VI. 'cgs and For. Nhipple Long life and hap pa' ss Co tar l.tie one, and may it bc ibe recipi ,S @ +l sli the blessings so ieryeutly invoked by 'ae a reverend -culiymau officiating. " j. B.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Weather

siarch April and The portion ar May already windy weather pot alone iu thC mountainous portion of thc Territory, but along tiiS rivers, in Soithcru aad Western Arizona Here, in ihis vi- ehlfy, Sc are .,. ratS prcp1rcd for cold weather hu' ii surprises Hs 70 learn that our fclow-citi- aenh "hp live in wArmer regions, have, fur, hcea astonlshcd a, She "cold spells" which have iepwed in rapid SuccessiOn, hut which, lt iS said aav been ot considerable benefit, in that the cold, sli'e li has done Go dtm1Sy tO thc wheat and oafigy, has aided boih crops to develop at their sssaFr- and, of course, heads and grains are well sf.icdn
 raiucd little here, on inc cvcu;nE O! Che
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Cincinnati Convention.

The so-ealled Rebel Republicans whe recntiy met in Convention Ciaeinpat made slpt platform and nominated HuacP Greeley for FresidsLt and Gsal Brown for Vice President
 Carl Shurz was Prcsidsst of fhe Convention
 We il stated that Horace has admitted ha va.hng ness to accent the nomination in Democrats enass him. which to our mind is very doubtful Scene psgers make light of the nosniuaons while others of both s t persussons have warmly welcomed fheHs snd ssH a' warmly cSroase them
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Lower Granite Creek

Corn ls up on Messrs. Viekcrs and Curtis ,sBeh-s Geo. C Cary, C. T. Rogers, and other lrmers are hard a, work, putting in grain on rsncbc, which, oHing Co the long "dry," have ,ot been 'stirred up" since lS69
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Shed Hia

,g, gnaars.a8d that C, B. iionung has sued
 e..,.fe K UHriuc, '. $. A., coE.nau ding ...,,. u,.. Creek, .9- forty odd dollars, which ,,. E sfts gsplslu o B. owes hm for potatoes
 su,hc5 Tai- lhcn nigh! he termed slnall ,olsl9- EsIr, although Charley says Ills mur- ,I;~, ssTa large
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Bad Man.

,sanday last, some bad-braried man tried his st.i to poison fine dog belonging to John A. Rssh, which dog is one Of the most notfens.vc. bcsi.Hsturcd dogs wc have eyer seen lt looks snd s coFardly Iu a man tu kill poor brutes in ssch way. and We hope that the dog pois0ucrs o,. oHr lown will soon come 10 look at the thing infhs light.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Surprise Party.

scrtrl |" youthful" beaux and beauteous bclles Q! Prescott repaired to the residence of Mir and Mrs. l.. \. Stevens, below Fort Whipple, ou lhc eTepng of Friday last, and after having sur lfiid all the people about the place, danced isaacd, and enjoyed themselves in various other way, took to their vehicles and returned home 'oldream of the pleasant timc they had inst iastrd under the ho>pitablc roof Of Mir. and Mrs IfytDs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
More Structures

u, raaerstaui .lat warehouse, workshops ,.,,ri,s wil soon be erected at Fort Whipple,
 ..l.rs from thr Qu7TtermRstcr of tbe De 4i-- l,e9. J , Dana. Seven structures arc .'....sll.s aII 0l which are to bc enclosed hy D, ,-ffaI souCru fence. Gideon Cornell bas ...l..e-,rzc.. and sill, of course, see that good .,,l .s done.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF wICKESBURG Precinct county of yavapa and Territory of Arizona.
 BARNETT BLOCK, Plaintiffs,
 HENRY REED, Defendant.
 Action brought in the Justices Court of wickenburg precinct county of Yavapa and Territory of Arizona the complaint filed in the Justices office Wickenburg pre-. cinct, county of Iavapa and Territory of Arzoua.
 The people of the Territory of Arizona send greeting Henry Reed, defendant
 You hereby required to appear in action brought against by the above-naued plaintiff in the Justice Court of Wckenburg precinct coanty of Yavapai and Territory of Arizona the complaint filed therein within twenty days fexcusveiy o the day of service) after the service upon you of ths summons if served within the county served ont of this county but in this district within forty days otherwise within twenty days, judgment by default will be taken aguins; you acsoFdug tn the prayer Of said complaint
 The said action IS brought to the of ffy- eight dellas (sS and costs will fully appear la complaint, copy c, which k hereto attsebed.
 And you hereby bCtfel that # yoa tai to appear and the said compliant above required the sad plaintiff will take judgment sgsins. y0u prayed r ia said complaint.
 Given under my hand ihis 18th day of April. A D is52 al my office in wicken5urg precinct county of IavaTs and Territory Df Anzona
 .stelfa W FER IS.---
 apr Justice of ihs Peace.
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pe-sonei

~ lHHaFH tsaes
 ssss Hhr..A Attdehaa oi Auzona uitv; M tsOldyyaser of woFeo5rsi ~ Barnett B Block and ! M Rryau. of ot rb,,i- x S's coi'ingwcod af Florence Mr Denu;s R n. Mt. hessy, ot R0we's Station Salt River: < sea ss T,s' q q Tucson Geo. IT. Kintall and w7a C e asd is ', Cfeek, Capt Caas Atchson gtepheu Hresr 'as k Porter, of Mohaxe eos,nt,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Poor Beef.

There is considerable complaint here over the Sasiiiy of thc hecr furnished by OUT unjchcrs sho. re hope, will soon sec thc necessity of fur. tshius isltcf meat
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Skull Valley.

Ed r. Bowers wSs in town the other day from thi, fnc valley. and informed us that himself and ucirhJor.ug farmers were planting away Ground yYy favorable
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Lumber Sent Of.

Svcrai wagons, drawn by long strings of mules and heavily laden with lumber, shingles and o,h- CT Prrscolt products started west early tue pres en gruk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Rio Verde.

gereu, le.ters from K. Lerty and other hard ,-k.rg farmers of the Verde river inform us nal -ie grain fields were looking splcgdid.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Williamson Valley.

The farmers of Williamson Valley are in good srir.,s al tbc prospect ahead Of them for raising egsiu. cic., tbis year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Letting of Contracts.

This week has been rather lively one for Prcs cot, rom the fact that on Wednesday, the 18th met lids for supplying the different military posts n Arizona with grain, hay, flour, beans and sal a'd for land transportation of military sun. piles, we're opened at the office of the Chief Guar. terrnester of the Department of Arizona. at Fort Nhipile. The figuring, talking and opera,ions oi the bidders, reminded us of the excitement of a po ticai convention. We cannot, this week give inll accoant of the bids The awards will nos ue made until the return Of fbe Deparfmen, Commander, Gen. Crook, from Camp Grant. which will be about the last of this month. There ~as considcrable competition and the higher hid. drrs caim, in some instances, that the lowest can. uo, make anything at such rates.
 Our information warrants the followino itcu..
 David Neahr, lowest on Transportation from Yuma, 2.i7 cts per lb per 100 miles.
 BrA m & Frank, lowest on transportatjon from Ehrcnbcrg to Date Creek, 250; to Hualpai. aSO. to NcDowell, l.9O; to Verde. 27O; to Whipnle 235; between posts 2.75 cts per lb. per 100 miles
 C. T. Head & Co, of Prescott, bid to suppIy each post in Arizona, with barley and csrp at 5S, cts Der lb, which they claim is the lowest ayera-e bid
 The following list shows the lowest bids for
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Assessing.

nar Sheriff, J. Ii. Behon, has just returned from s,si Valley. from an assessing tour
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Brick Houses.

.f F. Head X Co, and Levi B'shford, centem- rAie thc erection of large iireproof stores, this simllcr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
A Brave Act.

ay o' tvo ago three Indians stole r,ls finn, r,,s ,gsr oi Tnrksy Greek r,.,o. ,.,,...s .A.;- .rs', hs pa1. @ mics, Fcused ihs Indians and rs csgfarea
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT wICKENBURG PRE. | cinct county of Yavapsi, Territory of Arizona- MIGUEL l.. PERALTA, Plaintiff.
 HENRY REED, Defendant.
 Action brought fin the Justices Court of wickenbur9 precinct County of Yavapai Territory of Arzona and the complaint filed in the Justices office wicksnburg pre-. cnct county of Yavapai Territory of Arizona The people of the Territory of Arizona send greeting Henry Reed, def, udant.
 You arc hereby required to appear in action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justices Court of Wickenburg precinct county 0: Yava Terri. tory of Arizona. o the complaint filed therein within twenty days (exclusve of the day of servicc) the service upon you of this summons if served within the county or if served out Of this county but p this dis. trct wiIu forty days otherwise within twenty days judgment will be brought against you according the prayer of said complaint.
 The said action is brought to the of two hundred and eight dollars and eighytwo (S2e s and costs of suit will fully appear in complaint copy of which is hereto attached
 And you hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint above required the sd plaintiff will take judgment against you prayed for in said complaint
 Given under my hand tls 10th day of April, A. D. 1872 at my office in wickepburg precinct county of Yavapai Territory of Arizona.
 W. K. FERRIS.
 ap27 Justice of the Peace.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Kirkland Valley.

lTom Goddick says the soil of Kirkland is in splendid condition.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
Sacramento Record.

Capt. A. D. Wood and W. II. Mills, have purchased the Sacramento Record. The Record mas heretofore been an excellent paper, and has been a warm friend to the Apache ridden settlers Tn Arizona; but We do not think it Iikeiy to loose prestige by it's change of pro- prietors- Geo. F. Parsons will continue to occupy the position of editor-in-chieG.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL l District. Yavapa County. Arizona
 Levi Bashfyrd and Coles Bashford PzintiHs

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JTDIcl AL l District. Yayapai County. Arizona
 Levi Bashford and Coles Bashford. Plaintiff
 
 Lawrence C. Gray and Charles F. Hitchcock, Ders Action brought fn the District Count of ths Th-i tG dcial District in and tor the county of Ysvapsi & n ritory bf Arizona
 TM Territory of 4rtsona sends grsssfng t Lawresre c. Grssy and Charles E. Hitchcock, defendaan You are hereby summoned and required to IeE = an action brought against you by the above name pais in the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis s n and for the eounfy of Ysvapei la the Territory " AT1oaa ard the complaint filed with the Cleft %! f7s Court at Prescott In said county, Ia copy of which e0ai plaint accompanies this summons within fs sniF eas (sxeitsive of the day of ssrviesl afier the s~-~ you of this summons, if served in this county; out of the county and wsfsfio fhs dissrfci thirty days; In all other csscs forty dsys-
 Ane you are hereby nosised that if you i 70 arpsar and a,swer complaint above required the plaintiffs win tke judgment by dofAnis against you f hs of sour toussnd seyen hnsdred and twenty nins do afd fur e,pts and thereon fsm the 27ih of B D is7 at the rsfe of ten per cent per aaaagB, aud oosss and disbursements is .sis behsh exrsndee rSissn upds4 ny hand aDd the seal of tho ssif Coart st Prescott, thls 2fts daT Of April 4 D is
 ED. N. WELL Ctsrk coLEs BAsHToEr. Auornsy fOI Piaisurs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-18

On May 2Oth, a court-martial will convene m Tucson, to try Lieut. R. E. Whitman.