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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-27

THE Banner compliments our "beauti-
full consistency" and says We called it
''Radicsl' several years ago. We admit
the ''beautiful consistency" but who could
have ever called the Banner Radical?"
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FRANCE.

Serious Charge against washburne.
PARIS, March 2S.-M. Jules Favre in his
testimony before the Committee of the
French Assembly, broadly intimated that
Wash6urne and some American officers
aided Prussian spies during the late war.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-27

THE word ''shyster," strangely omitted by
photographers, has at last been clearly and
comprshensively dsfned, Mr. James New
by, having sued the alta California for
$4,000 damages in the application of that
hitherto vague epithet to his legal character,
it became necessary to ascertain what it
really meant, and the pathological editor of
the AltG phrasing its Specification as imply
ing "every thing contemplate in the prac-
tice Of a profession" the jury, doubtless out
of gratitude for this enrichment of the
English language, incontinently rendered a
verdict for the defendant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-27

ALTHOUGH the bay of New York is full
Of ice, strawberries and pie-plant are foHnd
in the city markets, very palpable indica-
tOns that spring is progressing somewhere
within reach of New York.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
TERHs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
10 SURsCRTRERs.

Subscribers desiring TO give any In
structions about their papers should al
ways give the name of the POstofiee to
,Ohich thepaper Is seat.
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No Great shakes After An.

SAN FRANCISCO, March ga slight
earthquake was felt throughout the State
this morning. 1t was felt less here than at
Sacramento. No damage anywhere.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-27

CoTTON was more active in New York
yesterday at higher rates, closing with an
advance 20 225c for middling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-27

TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 67 for the old issue and 66S
for the new.
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Japanned.Tin and Zinc Wares,

Tea Trays and Walters, Chamber Sets, Crumb
Brushes and Trays, Child's Trays, Coal Vases
and Hods, Water Coolers, &c, &c.
ALSO, Table Cutlery, best ivory; and Com
mon Knives and Forks, Carvers, Meat Knives,
Nut crackers, Nut Picks, Napkin Rings; also,
Looking GLASSES and Mirrors, ali sizes, cheap
and fine; also, the greatest invention Of the age,
THE MEDICAL CHAMBER, an article which
should be in every Family as well as hospital;
also, The Earth Water-ClOset Cabinet and Otto
man, great convenience IN the family, particu-
larly In the sick room.
Our stock of Hotel, Bar, Saloon and Restau-
rant Fixtures and Furniture is very complete
and largei also in Rich Ornaments for the Parlor,
Boudoir and Chamber, with great many novel;
ties, Toys and other fancy articles too numerous
to mention in an advertisement. Please call and
see the stock. HICKS, HOUSTON & Co.
milo cod I'm
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POLITICAL.
Missouri sGOyements-BIack b,

Missouri MOyements-BIRck Boilers +!
ST. LOUIS, March 26.-The Republicans
at primary meetings last night nominated
u aldermen and s&tOOl directors to be
voted for next Tuesday. IN the 0th ward
a large number of colored men present,
thinking themselves unjustly treated, or
ganized another meeting and nominated
men of their own color for alderman and
school director.
Ohio HRdicRl Convention.
COLUMBUS, o., March pa very large
number Of delegates are here TO attend the
Republican State Convention tomorrow.
The hotels are overflowiug and a number
Of delegates are at private houses, and an
unusually large Convention Is assured. A
10, 'qIutiOn will be adopted pledging Cha sup
,ort ri the nominees Of the Philadelphia
Convent en-.
Uha Louisiana Rioters.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 26-Liaut.
Gov. Pincbback. accompanied by State
Senator Harris, ReprG sentative Sonnor and
Assistant Secretary of state, Fairlax, all
of Louisiana, called on the Presideht thlS
morning before the Cabinet n1HeeIlhg, ana
r1ad long interview with regard to l'oilIlcai
matters in their State.
Legislative bribery.
DETROIT, Mich, March 26.-HOn. Sam
uel w. Hill, member of the House Of Rep
resentatives in the State Legislature, was
charged in open house this afternoon by
Swineford Marquette with selling his vote
and influence for money. The matter
created a sensation and a committee of in
Vestigation was promptly appointed. 1t is
alleged that Hill at the session a year ago,
refused to report from the committee of
which be was chairman, an important bill
until parties greatly interested in the
passage Of the same fixed him by pay
ment of money. The bill Itself is said to
be unobjectioDable, but Hill is charged with
smOthering it in committee until paid.
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GOLD is duh in New York at lO956
1fO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-27
Chandeliers, Lamps, Lanterns,
AND FIXTURES,
SlIver-Plated & Britannia Ware,

Castors, Ice Water Pitchers and Urns, Coffee
and Tea Urns, by the piece or sets, Tea Trays
and Walters, Forks, Spoons. Candle Sticks,
Mugs, Knives, Sugar Mixers, Sugar, Cheese and
Cracker Bowls, &c, of the very best quality
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-27

Dover has lately beR afflicted with DIS
ease which is known as meningitis, and has
been rather fatal.
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INSURE IN THE
EQUITABLE OF NASHVILLE.

The Company has offices in all of the principal
Towns in the State, where Policies will be issued
at the lowest rates consistent with safety.
mh24 eOd3m sp1stp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-27

TlHE "EQUITABLE" INSURES DWELLING
Houses and Furniture, Barns, Stores and Mer.
chandlse, Mills and Factories, Academies, Church.
es and SehOOlhOusCs. Its funds are securely in.
vested in interest bearing and dividend paying
stocks and bonds 1t holds no bills receivable for
moneys loaned on personal security. The Stock.
for their integrity, business capacity, aud high
financial standing. The Equitable offers you re-
liable indemnity, security and integrity, and be.
ing a home company, owned and managed by
your friends aud RcighbOrs, 1t is entitled to your
confidence and patronage
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NASHVILLE DIRECTORS.

W. W. BERRY, of Berry, DemOville s. Co.
d. F. CARTER.
r, H. GARDNER, of Gardner, Buckner & Co.
A. g. ADAMS, of Adams, Throne & Co.
ID. WEAVER, Trustee Planters Bank.
j. L. GILBERT, of Gilbert, PaFkes & Co.
THOS. ID. FITE, of Evans, Fite, Porter & Co.
WM. PHILLIPS, of Phillips. Hooper s. Co.
JNO. PORTERFIELD, Cashier Fourth Ma
tional Bank.
R0BT B. MCLEAN, of Mclean & Co.
B. s. RHEA, of Rhea, Smith q Co.
JNO. F. WHELESSi of AIcAlister s. Wheless.
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F. c. DUNNINGToN, Sec'y.
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Required q ChnnRe

in the head of that bureau. The testimon
and report were ordered printed, to b
called up for future action. Adjourned.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-17
MILITARY ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS, No. s.
 The following re-apportionment ot citizen employcs in the Quartermaster's Department is announced,
 All previous orders and instructions, from these Headquarters authorizing the employ ment of citizens in the Quartermasters De partment, are hereby annulied, and the em- ployment of others except as hereinafter specified, is strictly prohibited.
 Office of Chief QuartermasteT, clerks and messenger.
 Whipple Depot of Repairs --1 Sup't and foreman. 1 corral master, : teamsters, labor CTS. blacksmiths, ? wheelwrights, 1 saddler, and 1 carpenter.
 Government Saw Mill sawyer, assist ant sawyer, l engineer and 2 loggers.
 Tucson--I clerk. superintendent and foremanl, teamsters, , laborers, blacksmith and i wbeelwright.
 Hualpsi-l guide.
 Moiaye-l blacksmith
 McDowell-2 guides.
 Yerde--l guide.
 Bowie--l guide.
 Apache-l guide and expressman.
 GraHt-l guide.
 Yuma Depot-2 clerks, l superintendent and foreman, l corral master, 70 teanisiers, 1 storckeeper, blacksmith, wheelwright, l saddler and carpenter.
 Ehrenbcrg-l clerk.
 Beale's Springs -1 interpreter.
 Field Or Me. with Dept Comd.-l guide, storekeeper and blacksmith.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-17
BI5au,an of Sal,

Specimen feH uouaa481 of ..t f- fl, Copper Canyon. u.sr Camp v-ra- end ,. 4o Dls H,t from Pre-e1tr .r. aar. rp and -i..H'.s. rHt we learn r..s .-s.-.. -.- n. gone -1an ro s1s .t ta- a.it t.r.-.. he s1--u-s 70. Hhial l-- 0e.r laasr .. ... -al .oas for .ar. Hu- pact We hs -a,..l of -"a ei tAe spe mru7. and. sars .l..ht Ise 'l bitterness 70 taste experienced ia d5iaz o. he j--t 20 made e're a very sal;5 result Some of ,Is '--' p.--9n- ahs noticed the deposit isaagin- r'i. Tom .ls das-s coI3-, on lhe surface ,ha, it H.-ai be aoraE, and Mr Richards, Post Ira Ter .i Camp Verde forwarded specimens of il to >ju Francisco, where it was tested and, Of coarse pronounced % Doe -ust wbat it vas and ls.
 IaiHAing it of uo valuc, Nr Richards and oth- CT pcr-oHs acquainted with it's existence thought FerF little of tuntH ihe arrival of Lieutenant "hesicr's party, when Willard Rice exhibited a piece Of 1t 90 ihe Lieutenant and one or thc geol- ogisi- of the party, both of whom adviscd Mr. Rice of its true Imture ard value.
 Sinking upon the deposit has proved thai the ss.L is purer below than in the shell upon which rain wind etc, have, for God kr--s how long, acrcd and this being the case, ifs discovery is hailed with delight by our people, for, when inc time comes, as come r. aill, when thousands of bushels Of salt will be required yearly, in the treatment Of base silver ores, cheap salt will be dcsidcratum not to be sncczcd at
 At present, the mine is easy of approach by wagons, aud the salt might De delivered at any of our mines for from three to five cents per pound.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-17
New Aayeltisem nr=

4l. L. F,.4..a, al Wickenbuls, has, ol late made good use of printers ink fo. the advance ment and success Of his business, mich Ac ad- vcrtiscs in this issue of tue MINER
 Wishing to engage in other business, F. P. Cly- mcr, of Kenyon Station Ga River offers said Station, etc. for sale cheap. This is a iirst-rate chance for a family or couple of single men, as the station is ono of the best and most popular on the mail route from California 10 the East. Sec Franks advertisement.
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Bridging It

'AA Jackson has men ai werk w1lling, with Z ,''as and mo7tar and bridging the deep gully iu a~' Of hls promises, on Mcniezuma street, vitb ''s PfaiseworIhy object in siew of maksn. aid s-s isssa6e for hoFsemen and teams, as sell as is''eu'ing whatever water Qf aoy), may 1crcaf- V 'a0 down from tue hills and plaza, from tear
 sa4ay tho street or the foundations of his
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A CARD

f@ s-sos 4 .sy oo4osr.
 h hA'ia- eoz1e to car kne1IeA-e il.s certain Farsies are eiTeaiasins s,aazu.;. a-tr,s.~,r.f |, ihe shArae'er Of D C NOrvlss,i. E-s. ;oshe ersres ihai ee is dealing improperly Ia The rzaus--syer; Of 'he Estate of H. N Curry, as the AarIp,.,r,. tor. we feel ii our duty. in justice to Nr. Norr land, to state that any and all such s,atezsrr,. are entirely untrue, and without ;he slightest foundation
 We also assure the public and the friends oi Mr. Moreland, that any statements to the effect Ina, Mr. N. has in any way interfrrrd with CT taken any course other than what is for our interest in connection with the transfer and sale of the pro- perty belonging to the estate of II. Nj. Curry, de ceased, are entirely fi'sc.
 JonS W. CURRY,
 Tnos. J. CURRY. Prescott, A. T., Feb. II, 1872.
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Minutes of Board of Supervisors

Board met "Wednesday, February :, 1872, al 10 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment Present. Supervisors Campbell (chairmau), Brooke aud Mocller, and Wells, clerk
 Minutes Of preceding meeting read and ap- proved.
 And now comes 4. Q. Moves, J. P, and having presented vouchers and papers, the consideration of his account Of fines was resumed, and the ac- count properly adjusted, and the balance found to be due said A. o. Noycs, amounting 10 SICl 30 was audited and allowed
 Ordered, That Mr. j. C. Campbell be author izod to purchase, on account of the county, four pairs of hand cgiis aud.two pairs shacklus at his earliest practicable convenience.
 Board adjourned till tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
 Board met Thursday. February S 1872, at 10 o'clock a. m, pursuant to adjournment Present -fnu Board.
 Minutes of preceding meeting read and ap- proved.
 The following accounts were audited and al- lowed, to wit.
 John Moore, Constable fees, Slo20 Jesse Jackson, juror certificate of D. Gray 200 $. 0. Frcdrick, jury service, 200
 Allen 6 White, juror certificates Of Tor dorf and Barclay, 200 Arizona Miner, printing, 96.O0
 W. Wilson, Furniture for Sherli oil ice clc., S5.OO
 John T. Roian. shcriff's fees. 253.SO George aa ,~., washing Tor prisoner 435
 Campbell & Bnifum, stationery and n3sc, 70G0
 D. Mos,lor funcral expcns ol licMaa nus. 2000
 r-.--l ,.- -..,.-r.nd
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The Salt Mine Again.

Ancr our article upon this new treasure had been placed in type, Captain Shoup arrived in town. from the mine, with over teo hundred pounds Of yeritablc crysialized rock salt several pieces of which he has deposited with us. He says there is enough salt in the deposit to supply all the people on the Pacific Coast for centuries, and that a ten mule team can now be driven to the mine
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..--.- .n. e.-anaL I.erns

,s.. H. sn..d have removed [,
 ...8 i.. y.s.r..s .- Camp Verde. RF oB..a.. e.st Iaapug arrived al
 -( eerI .E. ago, from Camp Dat, s-sa r-..
 ..... gr tHe road r'a i-e-rot io il.Tdyvitig Iofarc, cam. 70 'oNu tew days ago '-- --..s r. .as u ta-mra u. iha recently [.s..s h9d -.....4aFoH thecreek bottoms. ts. are u0v .. .,sk, opening farms. ..-,sfr-.t. 5t #ater in the creek, when Mr and .ag settlers f.f confident of having 5 -ror- this year.
 'o,as.a lo Mr. Rogers forLis kindness recently procured t"o subscribers to ss N>TE
 .s,, s,.erer. who left th5s placcscycrl weeks
 fs. by letter, informed his oli partner
 .sre--that at tbc date of said letter he .-,-toflls old home in Germany. Sbcercr i,a wc wish you pleasant trip and Yisit a,s-. some day, to see you back again in Prescott
 s,e,hcn.on and other citizens oT Walnut .-.... were in toau this week. with teams, for ....- sith which to build and fence.
 o vsae Chaplain, r. $ Army, arrived from ,-, Verde Thursday .ssl, and confirms the In- ,,.r. received Jy Us in letter from our cor ..oBdss! st the Verde
 e,- Alex. Grovca, resident minister of the NJ. ? r,,c, south Ias arrived from Salt River Val rssre. Tor some time past, he has been pur- ,.l.s elniug uth good effect. In a cOnycr- s. had aith him we learned that one school ,., successful operation in the valley, and that ...5r school house will soon be erected.
 T. f,,Iering. named persons left Prescott by .-sr. s,sge. on the morning ol the 10th inst: rg.golsvaer, for WicEcnburg; NJ. Goldwa- .-.s Thomas Cords for Tucson; W. B. Hel- r., fer Pbunix: Chs. Brinlcy, for Arizona City, g- 2nsgtil and B ; Hussy, for California. d-- slieEeitzoa and brother printer R. ss..sm-lcf. tor San Francisco this morning, use. daring bis proposed stay, he will be ,s-..i to aiien5 to aU requests of our citizens, frtte parehasc Of goods, etc. Letters addressed tahr at 5lG Sacramento street will meet with r-.lpt and uropcr attention. See notice in an ohg g0igmu.
 Jshn B AIicu-than whom 9 tracr friend of Aaona does not brcathe-has removed to Sweet pa.r S,ation on the Gila
 Tls s3a Bgunliuo (Ca) Guardian. of the labn says that sam. Todd, a leading mcr- chsai of Hardyyillc, in this Territory had passed through that place 0n his way home.
 1 .ssgr-aa-"ne of PrcSc0Gs most ,Ucr-Ct- R -,eft- Jy stage, ;his morning, fas a. auz.aa-s.
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Shoeing and Ranchins.

,.. .s 1ae Information of persons ,oo lazy or too Y 10 ic0a ;sreugl the advertising columns of .-s NiSER we wish to state that at Miller & Bros s-.a near Prescott, horses and oxen will be " aoa rahehed, in manner that will give en-
 S's'iacsion ta owners Of such "erilters,' as
 " < 70 tse ..erIlters themselves.
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Cont Martial.

as soeal party Of Army officers is convened ,. " AhiPpls trying enlisted men upcn charg- h... - made with bsyonets, and to whom, we
 1s sia officers Will be just and mereiful
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GENERAL ORDERS. No. 9.
 I On and after the fsti instant. 10

Apacle Indian wiIo. osl tbaf date, $ absent Efon his proper reservation or station with out written permission irpai the agentor off Ger irt r1sssge, or wiio shtll afterwards absent hinseiF without sarh written permission, shat Ise rece sess isass ulpsl stcsse rAtinns at, surl post or reservation, axpcpt as pris- onrr If Mar.
 n .All Indians who may become prisoneys of War, either by capture or voluntary sslt render, sbaH De turned oyor nt fhe naarest military posf and there Do hoai sns e1oee eorf ilneraslt, nnfil disposed Of 'oy ofdsrs from thsst Headausttars or mghcr othes5ty.
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bno. ana -. noe.ra

1oOt and erE.ll L1o5s
 ..s,,7 l1-. ,.els--r- a4 5lnoo,siT Inourn, Vi eye.agca4s. .... or iweu,y -four schol- H Iae books, ,.a -- which -,4ool Ifus- tez Kendall, Berry and Bieeiow sent for, several months ago, arrived from C-H.orniu by last stage, ana were seen by us at lhc office oi Judge Fleury, adg or two ago. The books are Of tbc McGut- i9seres, whigh,scr,es is said to be the best now sed iu ihis country The express charges upon ibtp amounted, we learn, 10 Sl50-lathc large sn t5t .s they were badly needed, we concur iatss oPiniou CT .'e Trustees, that it would have bog penny wise and pound foolish act to have fotraed oducatiJn by deprjviug scholars of suit aaf books e.c., fer, perhaps, several months to erae which nigh, be the ease had the Trustees 1ied upoH tbe slew and uncertain movements oiFaglj teams
 ES.-Snee the above was written and placed n gpe, one Of the School Trustees has informed Hi "ri;ing, lhat shc present t.~l og sc1to3i will As Tor three months from tue first instant; that eopen to all children whesc parents and guar aSSi sesire to secure for them tho benefit Of ed se'uon and taat tae teacher will sell the books, aA's, elo., recently received by the County Su- iSsieadent ol Schools at cost prices, and that s-'ia there oe any unable to pay fer books, etc., 4'slhe Will be given to them, free Of cost
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DIED

In Salt River Valley, Maricopa county, Janu- ary 10, 1872, Charles Cachisc Davis, infant son of Charles and Rosana Davis, aged two years and seven months
 In Prescott, February II, 1872, an infant son of Mir and Mrs. L. B. Jewell, aged one month and three days.
 While sympathizing with Mir. and Mrs Jewell for this sad afilcton we earnestly hope that good health, which, for long time past, has been a stranger to their family, wll ere long, bless them with a visit
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Lumber.

.. sas ths week we have noticed quite num-
 Ii ,,,, ' isaas engaged in bausing lunnbcr from the
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I.o.o.F, ARIZONA LODGE, NO. |

sSsszks<< Regular Meetings of this Lodge on We'd azZ<ySSE nesday Evenings, at Masonic Hall. Mem
 3gsssts< bers of the Order, in good standing, invited tc attend D. HENDERSON, N. c. c. A. LUKE, Secretary.
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Weather.

Finer weather than that enjoyed by our people the past week was never experienced in any coun- try As we write, Friday morning, the sky ap- pears favorable for snow or rain.
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DIVINE SERVICES.

Chaplain Gilmore U S. Army will deliver religious isoouise in ths Cout-room. Prescott every Sunday Services commence at halfpost eleven A. M
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spECrAL NOTICE

AIf sAe uiccsk feshes4 and bcst HAIR PRxf nsss1s Oilx Dyss aud Invizorators Louhsns Genuine Iss-,S TS4-cx~ Gr2rr Povy5ers and Cnsme1iRncs can s3 S.; = - - = DIR KENDALLS,
 ~ ss-s5f>zo Pioneer Drug Store.
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Atlantic & Pacific R. R.

Engineer Phelps and party are making final in California, and will keep on doing so until the Colorado is reached
 Good
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KAma

ID has zsen smDlofcA pnatsnm asl < 1e lssteasis se make sskesss hundred
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NOTICE

NOTICE Duung my temporary absence from the TcrTitn-y iny wife and my nephew, Wm. H. Meacham will transact my business in Prescott.
 Orders for the purchase of goods other business in California promptly attended to- Address: BIC Sacramento St. San Francisco.
 R. MEACHAM. February Is, 1872. febl72w
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Brick.

n s'sSia VII 'sesn places force of work ..', e'aesk. yard. near town. he having TO
 'ztd several iarge orders for brick.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GOOD PROPERTY.

rare chance is offered any person who may wisl o engage in business at Arizona Ci.y-which place. al know is tho commercial of all of Southern Arizona The property offered for sale by Mir Hughes located r best part of the city opposite the store and warehouse of Wm E. Hooper Co. feblIu
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F 1'''5l.z1runr con lsyEs 2 . ',

s5s3 sss rsss.. 1sss:: 1sss ,rssssa.s' s:s'
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FOR SALE.

On of the largest hest finished and furnished Saloons in Arizona City, with the ground upon which it stands also a large stock of
 WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Splendid furniture bar fixtures &c will be sold at bar gain
 Address: THOMAS HUGHES,
 fehl7f Arizona City, Arizona.
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POST OFFICE PRESCOTT. Arrivals and Departures of Mails--Postal Rules--Money Orders &c, &c.

Mails arrive from all points Mondays lnd Thursdays nepart Wednesdays aud Saturdays
 Omce hours from A. M 10 8 T. N.
 Money Orders issued every day of tho week. except Sunday ORLANDO ALLEN, P. ".
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kzz - U 1roops.

e1 Company K. of the Fii1h
 z4np Hoplpel | couple of'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC STAND FOR SALE, Price, S3,OOO, Currency at Pa

Kenyon station situated the Fort Yuma and Tucso. road eighteen miles of Gila Bend Station and fur feen miles east of Oatman Flat Station and immediately on the proposed line of ths
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W. E. FEELINGS Gs-........--.E. E. HELLiSGs.