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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

spread havoc among the suS -
liers Of the capital. Stephen =
and Joshua F. Speed both CO, q
and were refused. and Lincoln | a
desperately onamored tl,s, his frie
was obliged TO take him TO h,
where he got rid Of another attack of =
sanity nlmcs. as despers,eNs Il . Ru,l, y
lpnacy. He never told his love to N
Edwards. aud she afterwards married I!
late \. D.-not Schuyler--Strons. . II
yer well known in st. Louis. When Iii,
coin returned from his sanitary exped
tinn. he was undecided whether 10 espou
Miss Todd or allow that lady to choose
more consenial partner. but after breal
ing and nreudiug the engagement once
twice. he went one afternoon In Noyen
Der. 1912. to Mr.. Ma,henv. Of Sprin.
field. and remarked to him-..Jim. I sha
have to marry that girl and "msr,
that girl he did. the same evening. Bo,
husband and wife repented Of the ill.sta
red nup,ials at their leisure.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

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recover hAesicnai tear In va
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27
ST. MARY'S BEACON
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J.F. KING 4 JAMES S. Downs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

He marched OF to the place Of execu-
sion with the same collected intrepidity he
had before evinced. and his demeanor on
the ground where he was shot. was simi-
lar to that displayed while prisoner !, all
admired his courage, aud were sorry for
his fate. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

Being eighteen feet north from the
scuthweet corner of said lot, rum
n.ng thence east one hundred and
one feet six inches, thence north
two feet eight inches, thence west
one hundred and one feet six inches,
thence south two feet eight inches,
IN the Mace of bepinninQ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
The Railroad Outlook.

Should Congress, in December next throw open the Indian Nation" n white settle ment, the eastern end of the Atlantic and Pacific Railrosd will be pashed on, with great speed. towards Arizona and California: but. whether Or not this Is done, the Southern Pacific Railroad Company will surely build their road to the Colorado River inside of . year.
 The Texas and Pacific Company are build ing their road through Texas at rapid rate, and the surveys they are now making in our Territory give pretty conclusive evidence Of their earRest desire to gi-d 1t with ir,e as sprchly as possible So, looking at railroad shadows in their darkest lighf, rsys of hope for the people Of Arizona shine out on every hand.
 Down in Mexi,o, Gen. Rosccrans Is work ing with good success, and the signs of times Ire that that country will soon be pinned to ours by strong irun spikes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
LATEST BY uAu.


 iAe indE.s are crsszlaSatsin- kexrSal crinr lz lSxbo.
 \ Wsssnstrs dsspasrh s.ssa rzna-c is the Foisey ct de.hns wIrA Indians wE .cnp h~ made and the Cozzisssonerx sc sie Esow- and Caz2ncAes have iafa-ussss those Inssxrs thsf he-eAaer, they vil nox ae permitted e make and hrs.k EzssAsses-
 fresieui Gr<nf c>EH very s~.- beng kzrs on she srA ns- while rdins behind ,wc vic5oss colts
 Enfervs wssFaaa's jsSsneas ip the Ssa InAn scanlsTy case is sad io l.s fs~u-xhsr 10 CUT Gove-zneaf-
 CouPsete rrtarns from Indiana siEe u-n- dr'css llsssnocr.i) l,l4s u..ssiry.
 Tst bor>e epadense YRS spreading -.,s.Ily. lo.asS borscs were sick in New York Cfty.
 A Ssa F.ocs~cO jary ksa fosad wiIser>oa guilty Of rnsrScrssg Mn. Burkhara,.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Indian Reservations.

Tee ~Pcace" Coznni<ic,e-s with whom President Grant has afflicted cur Tcrriscr, have all p-ofesscd themselves Christian sol. diers, or pioas chieis of The Sanitary order, taiihoagh VIC dcuei tbe sanity os thss y<iu little apostle, Five Dollar Colyu), and all Q, them have read in the Scrspsarcs ef that of. Ser of Old Nick'S and have fsrIcwcd this plan ia treating with the sara-c<. EntSl. ., present, nearly one-half of this Ter-itory has been given the rcd devils for reserv.,iaa purposes. The latest slice carved of is fsr that arch-6eod Cachise, who, .coorfsns to Gen Howard. says he may be able to kery himself peace.s,le and true to Americans. bu, IS utterly unable to contrnl tbe sc,iozs of his young ner-
 The fsct IS, there are two many rrser~.- hons, and foo much land in almost every In dian reservation in Arizona, and VIC wan, the President to use his influence with ihs next Pro Consul that comes here and see ii he cannot prevent him from declaring the land now occupied by the whites an india1 Reservation
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Arizona City and Vicinity.

We have the S,atiasl of October la, from which VIC condense:
 Detectives thought they were on the track of the person ~ho shot at Mr. Minor.
 The members of the chain-gang were ua- der orders to work on roads, whenever they might bc at leisure.n
 Two brigs had arrived at mouth of river. The NsrlxrR was looked for. River steamers were plying up and down with celerity.
 wm. B. Hooper < Co. and David Ncahr were shipping . great deal of goods, by wagon, to the interior.
 Taxpayers of the county have placed the following ticket in the field
 Fs< Dsscx.,. ,o Csngrsss, Rschara c. Mccs<nsk; t< Causcil Thouas T. Bsaweli; Fsr Hszss ~ ReF<-~ents ssveSI C W. C. Rsreil yo~s N ReAssda. CA.rss H. Briniey kr Sh~riE Geurxe Tynz. fr Csassy Iresarsr Jpa S Carr: k~ Pahysc Admsesscrs,ar C. L. Sss~rs ss County Rerx~der Jzzes si Spaaa; fr District Arssresy c W c Rpweii: tor Cssrser, Cars<l Esne; sar bnarc of Szy-rxisx Chas Raksr yohs Dxf F. N fisaer: sn' Csrnsy su-veyx~ Robert & Geid.n; fs Jusice ef sAe Peace, ps F. H. 6saA~sa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
yscoss snt tAs Indians.

Jacobs Indian Ayrr; tor tbe Apache - s-lrssr-s cxms zr sron Cxnr ve~de
 .. * and ssSs his aes@rsz-r ser Cauz a, Erepe-6as Dorzlag sas<- xi<A tAe
 inc tea Crook xs fhxz Tslarr and
 EA biIE uG.sn sae policy 10 se pz-
 IT wisA fhe sz-1r-s.
 4hi several conversations xlsh Nr r.., sscse ssns tss l'c@-z is ln fse -5sfE
 . -.-. se>z slss Indian qs-ssisa ir alnos
 n saIicA cur citsrcns and soldiers
 , bs ss ncx-ccne- lsc-c; A ss-Es.SSs
 z and md overly scii-vr-scd iR tAe . -eacbcry 0f sl,e Al.AcAcs
 sas informed Mir Jscots ;hxl tAe re aud Ibe ApAcAs-Yu YuDa Indians . sacsin rome E,oz the rcscrvsssoas ..s- weIl. then wfy dent fbey yrore ,-,-ar- sr csmiar sn. Tbs way !. csrzr 70 . -four and athc- csnt-xcso-s wpula
 ..... Fps ss fGruisa tsr DesrssA-y sap .r- z1s he AParases kDow thzs Agent f s his assi<szuft stand ready tS ..4.t.e .hincs as iisis Lit fo them. Gen r-s., and Superintendent Of Indian AfHi-s- -. a -a-e nl-o oes4-eus of seeing Ehe ,4.-s-s -eu forsahly fixed uySz ooe or more ,---5s. tse cfra1cns Kue soldiers .0f shis -~ ..,-y eQuailE anxisns sv scs Ihem sel1lrd 5s-s var SgI n-sih-r Sea Eresk D- BcrdrIi, ,.- ,...ssss C the soldiers nov iE tbe Territory. -s- s-r s-s q slSe is al Ali r0ure-san; win tte t.a.-f 1r Ewe-fs-rd -rd DErec-c-x. wish 70 t.--. -e-~cd ss lbey formerly have been .ss- b. -.5a l9e reservation whenever tbcy fek 4. en ii, and of Killing and sseaIing ,t-.r bpDo- ssnk tbcrn-
 f tke ysIsct hss i,ecn io cniicc them .st.-- - a Ya-tske of provisions, c@c- This rr as. cd of i,s purpose, and, pOs, Gen C,sk . yf ts il,e l'sIicy o. forcing ;bcEn 70 sue fsr 1ee-s ask fsr bread, and io pa--ake os i; -r.r--
 Es-r ofkcr~s who have bad charge of h. ssss a-.= dian rr:se-raiiuas have teen weak sas regal ] hare permitted wily sarages io t,-. ls.- n xry. Wbfiman Gi Grant, poi on 'ss.rv-1 Iis, sui allowed abandoned Indian ss-a freedom Of his Qs=-Te-s, and .-,.-ss ipdians xbo had rrsErE-d te Ais ..s r-t r--t Lhs blood o1 saiIe citizens or laden .s.s s.sa,y S-esa. a: Camp Apache, ~a. Ro' rlsea .--e- Sss llsr es<czni lrishnAn. O Bcirro, .-ss r-rzl- Essssue= s( whi;Bzn and Green &s~. s as1s<z Se FEz 10 Ghis mode of treat saso- gle szzs-s kseE lsx<- ss4<r Crook and cad. l1ss e-nss. l.isE Ehair cd game upon .-c -s--Tz los, &se Il.r9 are a.<srEFerilg 10 ss.4 eE c sc.n
 Il p-os. ibe h-e-Oing, ihe-c xrr scores cf .sz a5t 4oldiers sbo cxn sessify ie AxriExS 5srs s~s soEnyzn= as'sui t&,cs uars<rssf WAi; Ese . sl--ze Sne siSoex. which isai~as rere t-es~ .4 es efkc-rs E3 saurdc<c<x of Glsc sccs- ,s eye. Al these same officers desseS&lIxcd las.as, zsd tkci- oo14snAnas gy tbor saraslsar 's uz3 ,-e d @Erde-crs and robtc-a .Eezss! as se ikl fSr ;'c.ce, with ihe savage& ss gEefrf s7-n war To ~haz csrPcs-kuiyht ofioers asc s7sr she Easis Q! calling peace, aad VIC s.E q. yacohs 10 ie4 General Crook alone s1Ee ls [ -epArirs sbe sar&srs for rcAi poacc l,a a r1t sea. hOncsI reservation system Tbs ~s-l ( hard and diffcaii bsi Crook is aegf. ss ae assk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
The San Francisco Chronicle
 on the Apache Problem.

The Chronicss, one of the leading Admin istrasion organs on this coast, prints the fol lowing in recent issue:
 We are every day more strongly convinced sk.i the saiy caectiye xay to restrain the hl-dis posed indians. and to sreare fhe panishmen; of iboss uho osssmii erlncs, ls 10 make ine military arm aii-pswerfnI in dealing wtth thcm-so teach them series of lessons whkeh they will long re member. It is worthy ef note ssae DO hostiie tribe has been sabIngaasd ir Ar.sona .iinia sne last decade. A fsmporixing policy hAs ccen par sued. and the resslts have been dcpioraeie.
 General Crook, by experience eisewncfc. has learned bow best 10 treat she lndianS- Ills men. as well the entire people of Arisoua. have con piete confidence h hsm and ve earnestly urgc that the Government wili consult the true ntsesss of all coDccrned by authorizing tbe Gsnessl to h. aagurate a vigorous aggressive policy and to pnr. soe usarxadcn relsusiussiy. Let ss have all the bsd Ipdians well whipped erst and then ue msy talk Of reservations. which win be well e1oDgh if properly guarded. Les us cease csyi.g pe.ee one. Lcr us giro Crook carte Naneks 0 pacify Arizona Hew do it. If NC ict him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Erusr canp.Apache.

MI C. C se<n -rsasrurt rc-.nssv from Cam sf'Arhe .sse tse Lasrse Cossrass. We hssr DC; sscn Aia sasef his rssH-l- hu; have lss-n.s sh.s he e ~cR fs-~~ca ~ssk sA4ss sas.nue se ~ur r~-t. aSryy' sne vel se nay as. fsr ~e casslder E ts.- esss asa Frssxs->s ro-rsea sE Arszran. ewing ,n as ff'nfse7, wasc-, cr1ss. mozg1zsn scenery. CT sL- ss@a ssughi some grala es the Lsssle Csse- rshaa. wss<A is ss se szEse-rs .s exu.a ys~ss s.- aA<sssn 0v~ xa ccues Pc pcgnG Re sa~ Haze aieAxraz. and says be sRich.ro,a VI shortly rs4u-z te rscscu-1.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
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fhs sse Infantry Band vii play ,ise sczsvsn. s'sls'c'ao'ns shss tsaru-s=y9 Afse-paoz- 2 No ], eUirA Ssrp arsoerssrsncx a. Pc.<~s
 nGrg-fHnx
 . The s-o.tvxy fcssz- -Knac4S A, lssse from fhe Oy~rs Norma ~Mi-ar
 N0rmAT-ScsInl :. oENcrslse oa Enc8s>h Ai-s-D' A4s.c-s x, folonAlse good eye~-Faasz C, Ara from Il Trorasore--VexdL ScbotIi~cA5e. Tbe BS Sgn Flewr--
 ko<wo-xA
 .. GRlop frSm Il foslusa- Hrsrssmusse-
 JOIN LEE8SEz- Chief Nnsicixn-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Personal.

CATssain ] " Mason, C2Fs Charles wb-Hscn- |. $ A and n. P. Fossc- arrived from Camp HnRlpsi, yesterday.
 N S Wooss~y czzae from his bozse on ihe GsI.a Ills ols lime frirBs were gla6 to see him tack hsre-
 MT Smith and CsTa HKDccrk, of Sal; River. e4rDe in from HHalp<i
 Mrs T. V. Mason ,c-Enisas>t sr- vssi. so friends A; Forr Weip74e and started for home Wcdncs- aas lzsa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

Dr- ]. H Pierson, General Superintendent o' Mr. Graui's stage hncs, came uR here Tuesday morning iAsi and departed tor Wickcuours Wed ncsaEy-
 The Dr- has recraily visited Nariccpa county An6 informed ibaI mail scrricc. hy buck board s now furnished the citizens Of Tempe, in Sali River Valiet.
 He further said tia; Major Carr was making 2 fine pos Of Mcdowell. We arc indebted 10 inc Dr. for small box o pears snd apples, share O; larger box which Mrs. FIerson had recently sent him from Sar BernardIno, California
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
From Ehrenberg.
Recruits-Freight, Etc.

By letter of the 18th ult-, we learn that the Colorado s. V. Co.'S. river steamer Coo pal arrived at Ehrenberg on the evening of the 9th ult>, with freight brought to the mouth of the river by the J B Ford. She left again next morning. Col. Barney, of W. B. Hooper Co, took passage to Arizona City.
 The Company's oocan steamer Ne-|srn, was expected at the mouth, vith DO recruits, several more passengers and large quantity of freight Eighty of those recruits are for companies now in the north the remainder go south.
 Bryan's freight train was looked for lt was hoped that it would take all the Government freight
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
From the Diamond" Fields.

l. C. Dickson, |. $ Marshal for this Territory, wbo. with others. leta this p.ace for Inc FOri De fADce -egjoa- several weeks ago. hAs written a letter "a his wife, ia which he advises against a rnsh io the mines He may Szy out prospecting all winler
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Williamson Valley.

Ssrpben Brcon, ef this fine valley. was in here recently, paid us cash for tbe MINERS he takes. and accompanied the graceful Apd pleasing Ac1 with the remark t.Eat he lived in the largest and bcs, rsIiry in this Iari cf Arizona, and tisi evy dreIl-r therein Lad plenty of cash Good
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Salt River Valley.

F. A Cook. of This place, returned home re gently, from risiting iie asoZe-sanes vziIry vIlb which Dc has fallen in love. He will leave here soon .pd ssars 2 r,hoio-r.phic gallery 2; Phruix.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Again in Funds.

Chief QaArternasser of the Depart ,ona, Is said 10 be well fixed, as re Ii,y 10 EqaidAie debts contracted by aEne Of ihe Government In other sAru that the General is BON pre- se drafts ou San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Lengthy Hop.

card Of . very enjoyable hop. which e of al the house of Mr- S,enDer, G which eur old prospecting aziso. enjoyed himself hugciy, and caused the same, 5y his joviaIiiy cf spirit ,ssty of ffane.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Pima County Politics.

The mass meeting which recently met a' Tucson recommended the following ticket
 Cu,ca N~xk AlArseh Hiram S Ssevens & k De Ln.r Lesi R.xes; Hssss JeAs B AIleaL J. " sveesy AIse4 e. Decker. Jsas Nasseenegy. & ysseary. VI C n.x;s. L n JacsAs JaAn T. SnisA; SaY<rvssn P R. ruilr H x rsA. gn- Zeekesdu<f; Dsfxscf Afsr< p.v L C HneA~s. C~nry Snrvsysw. JeAs L. Hasrs nsse-. chss H Msyes. RirAard Ess<sds.-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
From Fort Rock.

n and J. C. Thomas visited this sei- week. rr4urned home and have in- zf Dud HolHsicr and several other T, zi work tbere- They fouHd the 1 order. Mr. Hardy having recently air
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Touch Not This Wood.

,. H. Martin ls-s tsaiIa 70 l. ee.saiR tract Of woodland near the Rio Verde, and warns all per sons, by advertisement 10 kerp ,besr psvs of his wooa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

C II GrGbh, wbo lcft here recently, intending 10 visit Salt River, received A letter a, Wickcn- burg, calling him 10 California on business So xe learn hy recent letter which he renned a; Wickcnburc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Weather.

Sunday was quite cool and co WAS Monday. Al FOTt WhipFle Monday night the mercury wen; down i0 ls. .eovc zero.
 Since then have had moderately warm weather. with symptoms of snow iu ihe sky.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Masonic.

>ca requested to .lAie thS full a. rnernbcrs in good standing. Of AIiaan
 =. '. k. A N. i. requested si pexs ing of tbe Lodse,-NOremecr Se. as Q be clccfc6 for the ensaiag Masonic
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

Jcff Dayi. was IF from the Hssssyamra, We'd nesdsy I.si and said ii wss cold over there He has ;bs bcs; Irish potatoes the creek, and they
 were rsliscd cieraiion of 1000 feet above the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
More Good 3uHe.

Ies l~er ylhird Infantry Band played an ex- sssszs ss on oi rnnsic Saturday afternoon last, szl-s EAs sscned 10 by crosds of people
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

We learn that Major Royal has succeeded in fnaiag a excellent site for . post, in the foot hills of Graham Mountains. It is on the banks os . fine stream of water.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Administrators Notice. Essas. of aro1GI BECKER, Deceased.

Ns<sss k hssssy ssrss ss she es.srs ssd al p<rv.s kavsnf eisizns agzpss ss> estss ~ 0er<s keessr de rs.rX ,s r~urrus she sne .. fs~ assersxneS Aan.ss ssxsx ua ks sHss ss fsrs whirTis. Crusfy s fzs1pn rsrsassr e ArsanN ~ q sA> see ~ tss Prus~s Js<es ia af Pxwoef uisis sae yezs sn ths frs rae IrassS sf n sussr. ~ sAe .n~ wfi ss s~res h&s~S sd s pp1s i.deksd ssd esaz.e hes~sy refsess es so susks in2r<ixse raynszs
 HERBERT BoNEkS A4zsnssrzsur. rr~seast A. T., oeaoAxr lJeh iss-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

c. W. HAnce has gone 10 Camp Verde, on busi- ness for C. P. Head It Co. George is good "boy~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
one From Among Us.

ack sud his good better half started -f-sssras Wednesday last
 Aa g the guest Of Mrs. C. A Luke
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
unber for Salt River.

,iz-four tcans-left this place for Ter seffIkmenis Monday las. with Prcscosf lynhar.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

Glad arc we 10 be ablc to sta;e thai Col Cany is getting orer his injuries
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

Fire-pood is being delivered a, frou 6 to s6 per cord, according 10 quality.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

Vim NJ BuHurn, ot Campbell k Busum, has given us 4 useful present
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Payment of neops.

ison paid the troops ai whipple, q few nd is nos as Camp Verde, paying the re.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
New Subscribers.

dvAcoa 70 Mr. Hu-us, who attends -ocr's ebi2,,llshintas si Camp Da.e Isl CT subscribers 10 ihc MINER. ils6ss ths names of Cags.in James Frs, Lsesieuzui John r. Trout
 sn.ou. xe sclierr, is la cosnD&nd Of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

E C. Jacobs, Indian Agent, and W. H. Seckei, went teiow on Wednesdays blackboard
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

Corn is selling al s!X and halt cents cash. Al least, this is the knowledge VIC have
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

Several citizens Of Prescott arc now out hunt ing game
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

safe pow busy gathering theircorn. eic. men arc ip de;r,nd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

notice win be found among the new advertise merts
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

Captain Atchison and Doc Niles, form eriy of this county, are now living on the Colorado, near Fort Mohaye
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
Corn Meal.

Ire askirS for csrs meal. and those who aid do well by bringing is Co market
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

anning is doing good business burn siiing charcoal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

Jus,o Flores is making Improvements on hi dwelling house
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02

The house formerly occupied by A o. Moves, is undergoing rcpairs-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
NOTICE.

AR Y<rsa~ in,eoilinC PssAAs rS.yo val Icy hereby nssiscS he r-aSy sss the l:A es rensrT veA armed and seaE,-S wisA tnEsy 4avs yrs,s sSoas- Rcfes ! W SNTLIISts
 l. yANDERNARK Fsss1ix sssricapA Coun.y. A T. ssvs: }
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
NOTICE. EST R. AZ AN M AIS

N THE JrsncEs corRr oS RExRr V. rLECRT. .F.
 N<<~ essHy .ninAls ben ss-d ss shss Csus f< rpus~G,<x@ ss Sespwss
 iar> sse burrn with uscks "a rrks ear .e~r tA> y.s.s s.d e-p cE af Ie Assss fes~. yc<rs sd
 laass sass huzre .sfA sfs is Af zsa ersp sG sf s~fs eas. Ahe.a en>~s y~as sA
 s-ez3 HENRY " FLErRr. IF
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
NOTICE.

AZ r~-sas s-r hereby naked rrsa- ~ ,.k~ nsy -s>si s~zr sse Verde -ive- se-~sse rlziu-s nsa ~s tso~e }. me s ce sa- chm and csn.-shr af h. se wss.e . h shs et the npd~-xsgp~6
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-12

The late Pennsylvania Democratic Con-
vention nominated ex-senator Buckalew IS
the Democratic candidate for Governor,
and Chief Justice Thompson for reelection
as the Democratic candidate for Chief
Justice for the next fifteen years. The New
York Tribune compliments in the highest
terms these Democratic nominations made
by a Democratic State Convention, and
commends them TO the support of all the
opponents of Grant, Democrats, ConseT-
NATIVES and Liberal Republicans. What
will the organ of the unconditional OPP
ponents to conventions, especially to Dem
ocratic Conventions, say 10 this conduct OF
Mr.. Greeley's old paper, and now
his ablest journalistic advocate? While the
Tribune thus advocates the election Of
Democratic nominees in Pennsylvania what
has our Tennessee unconditional" ever
said in favor of the reelection Of Gov. John
C. Brown, tbs nominee Of the recent Ten
nessee Democratic State Convention?
Does it hoist his battle flag and advocate
his election, OF does it regard the Demoe-
racy as a carcass that stinks in the nostrils
of the people and they won't endure 1t;
hence only to be kicked, cufed, spit upon,
ieeFed at and insulted?