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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
Nnpuc=Sdrteu.

ST.. Z. SaTelporf, Nr. 50l, RefsS 81 ttimorez,
G6e Der Bjneir.. ban iainen bdbiden @arten lur Die
Gommeriaiior iDieoet erOinet un0 burt duBerit sss
Idmadpole ausftattun9 ~oeieIbeu Den freunbliden
uuo eiulaoenoen Sbaratter ieincs &Gn6liliemsats gu
erb0ben iin %beitrebt. gtad iuIe Dor miro oos oslls
rate Saoerbter aus SdGuer d @erte's SrGGetei,
Cincinnati, %crebenSt, uno lit Bortebruns s%eIotten
noroen. oas her ~eole Stoft" Mot olsgebt. Seoeu
Rontle unO 5amltGg abeno oils Grtras3usabs idr
Die 8eiu6er SarmontesU tuiit, nusseiubrt BON Capt.
DiRieris 18th Regimental Band"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
Sm @Qtbcr'ibcn ,,EocOu'.

an n : BTtUKIIuN T'
III iebt tn aan,lit neue5 BGrional en9a9irt, fDelbef
an icoem Qbenoe troS Der augenbii6li6 berrinenosr
pie Gin 3ublreihes Yublitum nod cen ireunblibsr
Rdumtn 6es nSteon" 5iebt. Ole rod pom trIpst
iuobGbetannte &leoeridn9erin 6Il. Uta9eie 8oweri
nit ~eheniaus nieter aui uno ernbtct ilets oen leb'
baiteiten YeIdn. 9ie0en ibr 9linIen porSussrueli
no1 Sic Samsn Woaie DttiOn, Dtassie 9tottineI,
Macu Roaocap uno zulu 0elmau unO bic %. Oar
bonGro, Gam Dime une Srant Sel. Die 9tGgie III
In ON 6Gnoen ors orn. 3ou Sotuaro, pdbrea6 OF,
.. 3. 8adon ais Uiuiitbireftor iungirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
Observation-Disclosures.

Der S6ooner rDtatoata, capt. Studs, fam onn'
benz pom Sbarleton, S.=@., bier on.
Der Sampisr "WiGrpIano," Capt. SobuloH, to
aetern liter cupanna uuo aep Weft BON JtepsOr'
leans an Ger 0uardntaIne elm, no CT nod lte9t.
Nm IA. SUM Duroe bic oeutibe Sarte "Suttens
berq," Capt. @srla6. aut Der 6abtt oonSremeH mad
Baltimorc unter'm 46. SrettenE uno "a. San9en9rao'
aueeroffsn.
Sic Sarte r0ou Sufo," 9cpt. Bennett, iesetlt
am %. SUM Don @Grbiff in Wales nab eltp YotHt
Ba.. alb.
Sui b.. ensliI9s Brss "9snte," Capt. Bsnt'
Der sduonsr %. ". Sapftns," Capt. @patt,
clarlrte am 20. SUM in Darien, 9eo., mad BATH
more.
DIR s6oouer 81. 6. Brsss" lief eOnntus Don bier
in EhnrIytfnn. q rs GIN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
ny Sin FIarcr xcint unS cine

aeiunSe Sdut Iafieu iidl ME %erlaH9en, ios
LANCE Die SautpOrsu ua itOpft fiuO, OOer OaS
BlIt ii6 in uureinem 3uitauOe %beftnoet. Or.
Sa0ne'8 I'm # IN III : Ottttel (Altes
ratioum) gibt aber Der Saut Ibre &etubsit
oieOer unS reinigt Oa8 8lut grituolid eS
bebt Die bartuddIge untbdti9teit Der YoTel
uuo befreit Die S6meiBabionOeruHg BON al
len uuyeinigteiten uro Groben 8belIfen. Gin
Yeriudl miro ieine gSirfiamteit couitatiren
Sci alien Apotbetern 81 babeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
Sln Die Seutfdhen Sefuher Der Ma:
ftpudl=(S Convention

Die beutIten Oelegaten CUR 0onbentloll,
iopie Die 8eDafteure unb geridteritatter Der
beuti6en Yrsiie, bic sur Convention bier eips
~trsfien, inS b0fidt eriudt, ihre Namen IN
einem ipsSiea i'm Sauptquartiere aufselesten
Suhe, pOer in perGrpeoitlon oes yGorrelpon=
benton" NIT In9abe ihrer abaeisequartiere
su resiitri.en. Sin 9otal in Raine's @ebduSe
ifsbt ielbtuerfdnolib CUR Siipoitlon Der
beuti9en Peiuher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
Nrrfius & 6nuIp's

nid1t eEpIoSfrcnfe SerofTns peer aohIensCeEs
Campo i'm 5ro5eu uno SGeiuen. Aueiniae Agentur
Bu Tobrifprei1en, Iopie nut iir bic beribmteH Bdfes
helo @resSlpietsG rnpGsnit. Man isnos ooe
Iprebe bar iur GIrtuldre bti 6ebr. Carr.
u3Dtr3,t s ,4ptuU) gt, 246, % .=SdltilHorefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
River ~VieweRetreat,

Der obtss Retreat, in SbsrtSautOu scIssen. ii
tsst se6ERet troFeen. GDir tounen Ssosm oieien rel
senesH AuFentbaltsort uui oas angeIsseutli6ite I'm;
pieblen, ba bic beiten GeIttatehsn uno bic aus9e'
ndbltsIten @etrdute ben Beiu6Crn perabretht rper6e en-.
SIN uebrissn p~errpsiieH mir aut Die berrCifenoe Nm
uolce
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
60 sn1ina NtSinfcpa -NpIfannrtcnn

itnoet iortan ieOeu Uioutag unO Sonnabeno
QroBe8 @arteuz@ on5ert itatt. 0a 6r. @lntel
fir Elm auteS WuItcorp5 Gorge selragen bat
mo aud Die Speiieu unO @etranIe gttd)tS 81
wiinihen ii6rtg laiieu, 10 tOnneu mir clnem
SeOen Den Seiu6 OieieS freunOll4en SartenS
beIieu8 empfeblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09

Bsg 9pSpepiie ODER uHper.
felt 1T cine SdwGde OOer tbeils
weiie 2abmnng Oe8 MtagenS. Die Speiitn
werOen uitGt geb6rig uiiimilirt, II. Dies brtngt
ceu gausen Stopper in llnOrOnung. IS per-
uriadt Sdmer3eu III SOpi, Sdulteru, Srut
uno 3tiiden mo bi8meileu in Den Beineu unO
Armcu, ebeniO Wtagenoriiden. 9GS bette
Utlttel oagegen lit SGrlSbooer Spruoe. SalS.
0aS ehtc miro nur i'll 6Iaiden o%ertautt.
81. Spgcler S SOmp., Ngt. Q4l-p.4.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09

psg~ 8ermtuOerung be8 Satiee
uno Ebee5 S.-gSir lenten Die &ufs
merfiamfeit unierer 2eiertnnen auf Die 2nSetge
Der y@roBeu Gbtua,S Zee. &ompaguie" ali Der
crIten Seite uniereS Slatte8. Die &teeIIItat
unO iOllGe &titditSfiibruug in ben Stabilize
meuts Der Gompagnle UerOiencH Die @nnlt
aIer 9ausftaueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
Sie ,,Oeutihc Der. ga9er=Scrz
SdmmluuoH

miro in Soffmaun'S &alo, uabe Benz use
tern Cemetery" 0ienita9 i5reu Guian5 uebs
men unO 3ebn Gage wGbren. Der erie GOT
t~eSoieult finoet 0Onncrtug GbenO I'M s ubr
itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
9te Demofr. NatiomalzG Contention

Die 0emofr. National>G Contention.
Sie Seforatinnen bts SiBungs=
GDfales.
Die ab3eid en- oerDelesaten
u. If.
pplt5et.
Stfriid,unaen.
9as Gmpfanss>S Dmite.
9ie Srauenitimmre9tszS amen.
Die Nesiitrir=S office.
Sertreter Ser Yreie.
Nerfammluneen BON Seleaatipnen.
Mmtunit meiterer beutl9er Seles
gaten.
2as eempfratiidbe WatipnalsG setutip-e omife.
UerpplTu9eHpe Sele9alen W. wv
1diebenen Staten.
Sas ScntIcbe Glement.
9,ati6e 9 II d er.
Nnfere Sefuder.
Cine nppoiitiuneae Contention.
Die SnHruftiDn Der Scle9aten.
Spetuldtipnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
Cfrn Ncr iSnhcnrnInU

finSet bente uns norgeH a6enc IN benz
ireunbliden Garten cine SrOBe muitaliiae
unterbaltung ltatt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
- NrenNe un0 NnOere. BIC SeiOentoffl

DGg= 6reu1oe uno Anoere, bic SeiOenItofe
uuo Spi5eu, iomie auoere commentaries
fir Oameu braufeu, ioIten bel 50 Ell ~ ut
mann & s ON p. in ytr. "a Il. SO, ROro-
@utau. Str., uabe Dem 6Oro'lden Opern-
bauIe, pOripreden. BORT fiHott man iebr
mGBtge Brstie, ree0e unO prOnIpte SeoIe'
nunB unO cine InSwabl, Die man AMBER
m1rt5 perQebenS iudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
Scr OeianoVcrein uSarmOnie'

madt icinea DtltsiieOern b%etaunt, OaB er
Sonutag, ben 10. Suli, ieiueu a~usilug nidt
nab ,8bite Sod Jetreat," %lOnoern mad
uRonumeutal Sitting @rOoe" ueraniialttn
miro. SIS ilnO bereits Die groBartigIten Dor
bereituugeu getroffen, I'M ben gag tir ale
Uiit9lisOer 10 aHgeHebm, ME m09ItdI, gu &C.
dalton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
Ser .9pc;ial= SdnacrbmmS "

feiert Wontag, ben 10. Sui, i'll y6Ot'8 5ain
an Der gelairz 8oaO ieiu sriteS BicHic uuO
SommeruadtSfet. 0a8 arrangementS.&O o
mite hat bic grOBartigiteu Sorbereitungen ges
~trofien, nm 6ieie8 Set Su einem aO3cmctnen
Soils. uuO SGngerieite gu geitulten. IS iiuO
oaber idmmtlihe @eiuugoereine SaltlmOre'S
ircuublitit eiugelaoen, auf Dem 6eltplaee 5u
erideineu mo weroen boffentlid redt plcle
Sdnaer bon otcier @inlaoung @ebraud mo-
deu. pa 8rof. Winter'S uortreiiltheS Wiuz
iitcOrps eugagtrt III, 10 miro e8 aud nidt an
muiifalii1Cu @euiiiien ieblen. Miit benz 6cite
lit ;naletd Elm YreisidieBeu unO Brelategeln
uerbunOen, uuo oa es ebeufaa8 uItt al an.
oeren 8elunigungen feblt, 10 miro Der Seiu4
nhn, 2melfel en- 3ahLreIher meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
sn ..Ma1Sncr5a

NyW UWW.pICE Q NJUIGI-VWItVW
Rr. 8 II. 10, Siio 9igbnraBc, fiucet bon beute
an tdglid) groBes SOtal. unc SnitrumcntaIs
&onSe1t iatt. &uBer Dem betGnntcn Sarlto'
ntiten 6rn. @oloihmiot mo benz beliebten
Somtter Sru. Sleeper werbeu nod Der 0uS8cs
;eldnete Genoriit 6r. &lejn unO Der OorBiiJ'
ilde Yiauiit Brof. SAlamm auitreten. $50
iolt' tiihtige SrGfte 5uiammenwuten, bari
man ieOeniallS berrlide muitaliide Semitic
erparteu uuO t0upeu mir einem 3eoen Den
Seiud Olcies @arteHS beiteu8 empfsbleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
Der ,,!Sdnpvcrftr. xempcf=Sbor'

w TOyNIF
bGlt Uilttpod), 10. Sui, aut youlS Dtitb s
StiieenbOfe an Der Selairs 8oGO elm groBeS
Utouoitetu Bicnic alb. Sci Der al9emelneu
Sellebthett oIeieS Gbors uuO III Anbctrudt Del
tii6tigeu ~2eiitungeH seielben, miro llher
UtanGer WittpOf mad EOuiS yiutb's Plas
biHauSpllQeru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
Seridtet bon @m. 8iiber S S0bnsu,
SolttmOre. Zen 6. Suli, ate
Die gefri8sn Sertauis auf cer bieHssu Soris ma.

TT 8VITT5VT VVTVaUTV NHT III VTVTTgTH UVTTT DU'
rem ~folQFn0e:
S6,tt0 Marpiiuoer Soipltdlzan ,be. ......,. t03H
1000 SlrSlniu oerih. 9ertiitate. ..... -. t6H
800 St.giHllaSoplols, .................. 621s
1,OUJ Ditto Ditto RcUe, ............... a
1915 8GltimOrer StaotS s6ler 1890, ....... 99K
700 cItt0 fItto 1880 .. 99N
19,7O olttO nitto 1850 ........ SO
1900 bItt0 Ditto $780,. 80
go Baltimore bios abn="S big, 1855, 9!
1000 H.=8. =9a. =Sabn" Sbig., /. Sup, SO
500 "fittsburgf Goun. zBabn"=O bIieGt., II, g33
20l Mar. =&inc. =Sabu"=Obl.. 1. Spp., Ii, t0lK
2 QUO nUtor. zSinc. -Sobn"sS Dbl, 9. oup., II 81
5000 "Gtar.=S tnc. zSabn"zSbItg., 3. sup. sr SIN
200 pSraugc=Iler. =Mi. =Sabns" Sbl. II -. 80
LOO rttto Ditto Ditto sl&
l,00J ugoroI. SCutruIbuIH"s OIL, 1890, Or. 80
1,tOU Oranges lCraHoria=SGbu,"4 Opp, Sr, IS
1000 Ridmo1o=S anpiue< Babu"sS bli9. IL, 70
100 A!tteu Der yllchGntcs- Sdut".......... 111G
1 &ttie Der" Salttmore=O bio. SubH Co." 160
Is Attieu fCr pyi0roliten SeHtrGlI Sabu".. 3q1
tZ5 attlen Der Solte=e as.e Ompu9Hie".... 20H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09
sas arose s6ieens unS @olfsfeft.

9a8 @rstutiu.@ omite Der SAiieen. OaS
befanntlid, Uorgehern cine itung belt, iette
in 0erielben $1,000 fire AieBpreiie unb $1,000
fir Seaelprsiie aus. RadlitehenS laiien mir
Die fir oas S6ibeufet ernauuteu Gomite'8
fOlaen:
Siuon3.Gomite - bic 96. 8 5elOnsr, %
Slin9meper, Satob @miuOsr 81 porn, i
SaTentamp, 8 Seiier, 9 StrauB 30 q
&ohu, Traa3 @uroner, 5 2orS, s Stauf,
s 6 Differ uno . 8 SuihmanH;
@mpfanss.GOmite = bic S6. Sen. Slu'
menberg. s q Scene, 8 GonraO, Otto pun.
teG, Sberit ~ g Sep, S 8aiHe uHO p
&itti9;
96ieB.Gumite - bic 50. 8lumeubera,
Nestb, 8uiamunu, Saiielborit, Sranlsr,
Chamberlain, SOnoerbeiOe, 8alter uHOSOT'
Segel.Gumite - bic 96. gouberbsioe, 6O-
belmdnu, 5 9asner, @OhliHgAort nnO grO'
nan.
!3u @6ieOsrifteru IuS bic 96. @tlbeIm
Sell, 8ilhelm Sdnauier unS Sd Selie ers
nannt. Die &ou3erte oe8 Otuiitc0rp8 oes
.8aiier 5ranSz@aroe= 9reuaoter. Rs9imentS"
rperoen mGbreuO oes ShiitenfsIteS NahHlits
taas nm 5 ubr beginner uuo I'M 10 llbr
AbenO8 idIteBeH.
Sn Der Scriammlnnl Der Sdiite1~Sa0ets
ten, melhe am SOuuta9 Ntadlmttta5e I'M
Yalte itattiuno, wurOen iOIgenOe StamteH
ruieoer ermGhlt: Qlfreo . Slumenbcrg,
Sauptmanu, Ssinrit Gagler, eIIter QreItt'
nant, unO &u0Olpb 0upnS, 5uciter QieHte'
rant.
Nluftion FER Sefffanhe II. {. 10.
@eitern Nadmittag faub Der SertIui Der
Shenf., @onoitor,, SoounaiieritGnoe Il. /.
(. tatt. Die einSelueu SheufiIuoe murSe1
BON folleuoeu Serreu Su Den uaditehenben
Breiien eruorbcn: yir. l. Inorea8 0dnbel
$3.50; Nr. , GeuraO Neiobarot $40; 9tr. 8
Sobann e. 9dmiOt Sl95; gn. 4 81. Gries
Iteliabu 1920; Scr. 5 .. Memeutbg S110;
DIR. 6 s 3. BARNARD 1925; 9r. &hr. 6eiie
sl15; 9tr. 8 6. Sartmann S205; gr. Q T..
Utiucr 5000; SMenttauo I'M ShicBbauie:
SObaun Sets S425. Die 8aifeetGnoe wurs
oen Al folQcnoei Yreiieu perfauit: gtr. l Gle
mems $50; DURHAM $50; WtaO. 6artmauu
$50. @onoitOrfGuOe: Nr. l Il. 6artmann
$40; Scr. 2 8. @riineb0um $50; 9G. 3 s,
s.. Qcbmanu $50; Or. 4 0t0o. 2tnoeuber9
s35. SoOawafieritano: Durham so. 81,
QarrenfQno 2ammer8 $50. 9urouIiel:
5rautnanu $3.50. @iirielbuOt: WtaO. Geb
$50. @liidsraO: @ebbarot S235. S6ieBz
ItGnoe: CIR. l Sabcrmalj s45; Nr. 2 Gleb'
lid $40. GuBeroem mrrOeH nod ptrltteoene
auocre StGnoe p~ertauft. Der Setrag tltr
lG1mtlihe uertaufteH StdnOe betrI9t S46l0.
Der .gpcsial= SdnacrbunS
feiert Montaq, ben 10. Sui, i'll y6ot'S 6ain
an Der 9elalrz 1toao iein erlteS BlcHic uno
SommeruahtSfeit. 0aS arraugemeltssG 60
-, - So ro6ort;oneu 9Sorbrrpituuopu 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-09

~ J.
uQunt All uerocn. Der ein9eri6tete 2aben III
prahtuoQ als9eitattet, uno gewGbrt 0a8 @es
bdube einen frcuuolidlen anblId. Die Sau-
betbeiliaten maren Sol9enoe: Stratmeper &
Yunnede, arftteften unb unternebuer; "
SO Maugblin & SO6n, Sol3lieferanten; 8
SO 8oQerS, 5reScoarbetteH uno Senlter; Us y
Griffith, SapeSner; 6 . SOpner, Woierlet=
tunq; 81 Nifou, @iienarbelt; u &eintbaler,
Sreppenbau rno 6r. S 3rel Sdniser, uno
Seraoloer. 9as 9auS 1T orei Gta9en bod
uno cine j3teroe fir Die oortige @e9cnO. 0as
@eiaGit bes 6rn. SouOerbeiOe mar friiber i'm
@ebduoe ytr. u, uub lit bic ieeige 8eranoer
ruug cine iebr pOrtbeilbaite.
Die Baltimore Som ont0m H.
Q manu Qate- @tien b ; H." - Die
0ireftoren oieier prOieftuteu Subu bielten am
Sonnabenoe in Dem Compton oe8 Srn.
Qulbane al Der SiiosGharleSitraBe cine 8ers
iammlunq. Der Adtb. 0tobert @ilmor
muroe einitimmig sum BrGlOenten fir Die
ndditen su6lf Mtonate erpdblt. DaS Cub
IcrtptionS. @omtte berittete, Dab bereits iiber
$50, 900 ge5eiAnet ieien un0 OaB man Die nod
n6tbiaeu iibri9en $4,000 IN ben nGhlten
9Soten in 9dnoen BADEN peroe. Wtan
bofft, Die 2lrbeiten an be er neuen Sahu am
/. Sttober oieieS SabreS beginner ~ t0nueu.
4ntun t Der n4lba" II Sa'
a."-Der ipauiiae 0ampier alba"
@apitdn 4ntonio, melber bier in Baltimore
reparirt murOe uno am Is. port9en UtonatS
mad 9apanna abie9elte, 1T oalelblt ami p.
D. &c. angetummeu.
au~sfnbr.- @dbrenb Der eriteu ISOLDE
bieies Otonats fubren fini Shifie BON Bal.
timure nad) europaiiden Sdfen ab, pelde
i.id]t rpent9er ais 161 ,692 Saeffel @etrdioe
am Soro batten.
abretfe mad Sraitlien. - Raior
Grieori6 W. Simon ieselte geItern NIT Der
8arte ,&rifet" uOu bier mad Jtio De Saneiro
ab.
@ruuS teinIegung. Seitern
Qbeno II rbr purOe Der grunoltetu Der nun'
abbdual9eu DfetboOiftibeu Setbauientirte"
auf Der SIDE Der 2eriu9tou. uno @albounlr.
neben Der Betbanien.& apele, einem netten
WtarmOrbaue, gelest. Die neue &lrde wirO
- Die eiusige Oleier art in Der StaOt - aus
Glen i'm romaniiden (Gsunbb0sen.) Sau.
tple auissfibrt werOsn, 60 SUP 8ueaoe uno
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
Grain Contracts.

The long agony is over. c. r. Head x Co, of this place, werc on Thursday last, awarded the contract for furnishing "all and singular" the military posts in the Department Of Arizona with grain, for the ensuing year, at 5,e5-lO0 cents per pound. The contract, we believe, was awarded hv the Department Commander, and as guerilla journalist we must mass our scattering ideas and say that many good and true Arizonans who have thought and stli think they were the lowest bid dcrs for certain posts are far from being pleased with this award, or satisfied that they were not the lowest bidders. Of this, however, we do not pretend 10 judge. So far, we have been unable io procure copy of the bids, for publication, and, until such time as they shall be laid before the public outside mathegnatcians can have noth- inw certain upon which to base their calculations
 The Messrs. Head x Co, may have 10 furnish l2 0c0, 900 pounds of grain,-rather big under taking
 Since penning the foregoing, We learn that protests will be entered against the awarding of the contract to Head & O., as, it Is alleged, they are far from being the lowset average bidders.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01

The post IS very beautifully located: mary good and substantial impi oyements have. of late been made, and should Captain Mason be con,in. ued m command, other improvements will soon ioiiow- Lieutenant Theiler is Quartermastcr. and very good, honest, careful one he is
 Saptilns Mason and Netteryilie are cxcecdinp Kind 10 the men of their respective Compapies' wno, We learned, reciprOcaic said kindness. Be sides the laurels won here, K Company carries many others, won at the East, the least of which Is n magnificent set of base ball tools won by the Sompauy in severe contest in Wyoming
 Company. 2lst Infantry has a set of table fur. nItnre which. for .yalue etc, surpasses those of any hotel in tbc Territory.
 But this must be stopped right here We
 want to 20 home" must go, in fact. So on We start, aud arrive all right, late Friday night, 10 hnd that the MINER has made its appearancc and that Col. Bigelow, upon whose broad shoulders we had fastened the duty of getting 1t out, was pleased to set Us return, he had other fish to fry"
 Since returning our friend Grubb, has, time and again, thanked us for having shown him So delightful section of country, which he says will one day support tens of thousands of people He h going to Oregon aud the East soon, and ayers that he will be able to give much more good news regarding the Territory than he did last time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
Personal.

General Crook returned home early this week, from ,f f.-r t;r-at Cua.ersn-e he General and the few -s. se.eryaa5td ni'a .sort, rode on horseback . t Grant sa distance ct 20 miIes) in five days. ..-, .. rru ge tss lsrr ousy organizing campaign .i.- tis AT.rhess en1lni FaTers, consulting with , Isr.frg ,fsasE ard afleding inc one hundred and orc st l.r- Il.l,s .t las uaT3'-asani lDsi'i'n-
 C.s Roger Jones IaEpr General oo ihe Stah of Gen; Ssr,reiI. Maa- ~r-srae f the Pay Department, and
 , rr.s.s men arrived aere during this week, from Canl A Iacte
 I;.p. woo.s5u Finh Cavalry who took active part in inc recent scout alter theiving Indians trn Camp Verde was in during the week gHd impressed ns @ with ,s hee: that he is worthy and weii q'inso 'o Ho" a commission in the gallant fifth.
 I..u,eunn, Hurst; of Camp Beal Springs was here on brsincss this week He appeared 10 be live officer. NY l. uorkius gentleman well and tsvoraoy kno~n
 ,rou, California and this Territory whose hume s ~ Ariz,,ua City. is socurning here
 Cp Head J. H. Behan and Jos Melvin returned bone rer,,,,v f,,rn ,he Verde Mir. Melvin went after nand of marandug Indians, and d's'ingaisheu hH'e ""'. the scout;
 w B HeIiings A. Barnett wua. A. hsnecek and s'f Beaiy of Salt Rirer gre prspzrng % s'aFt homeward IA Tweed Associate Justice q 'he Ssprsme Couf' of the Territosv h8noed with visit one gay ths week
 James H. Naddn wbo came ffom BFaashaw, says Indians and qaartE ihe flinepai rodncuoes o that section.
 week lad sai3 Y. C1sF had reeG hita n false peel ,.n in his bouk--'-sf what he kssw Abosi AIaches-
 Gee. II. KaabaIl of Camp Dats Cresk, came in this week 10 bid us good he ha abnutto sisif his fvrmei home in the old ay Ssate Goodbye, Georgc Hope sne may prove an angel
 wm. Cory and John PO V-o hoaorabs, upright young men of cur toNn ssKs< tE week, ta so to Cernai IT The wallarai Mining bsac whers fhey about 70 su gage in basiuess They are good bsys and acssfvs success
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order q" the Probate Court of the county of favas territory "' Arizona made on the ,h day of May ls2 in the matter of the Peter Peo deceased the undersigned mn.r,,or of said will sell al private sale and bis will be ie office of the Probate Judge or will he sold at auction of the Court House. in the town of Prescott Thursday. June 70 ls7a all the right e interest and of the said ntea'e al The ne o ms death that said has by operation of law or o'h- erwse other addition to that of Inc said nteste at tho time of death in and to that certain piece parcel tract lot of land lying and being in the county "i Yavapai and described follows to wit One hundred and
 sixty land lying in Kirkland Valley and bonndel solows On the north and west y F. McAteer and on
 the south and east by Government and Sad land VII! be sold O the highest bidder tpr cash.
 F. MCATEER Administrator. Prescott May oS 1872
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
The Indian War--Encouraging Work of
 the Soldiers.

Military inactivity appears, now, to have been abandoned, and we may reasonably hope that hos. tile savagcs may soon be punished for their many crimes. The good example set bv Captain Masou and his Company, K, of the Filth Cavalry, has been followed ny other officers and men, with good effect. General Crooks hands are VIC be. lieve. again un,ied, aud, unless President Gran, allows the fanatics and thieves of the Indian Ring 10 again shield Apache murdcrcrs from justice, we have strong hope that order will soou reign in this American Warsaw.
 The MINER of last week gave pretty full ac. count of a successful Indian scout, by the follow ing named soldiers and citizens, of Camp Hualpai to whom we wish to tender the thanks of our people:
 First Sergeant Rudolph Stauffcr, Sergeant John J. Smith, Sergeant John V. Whilcford, Corporal William Crecvry, Corporal Edward Lynch, Trun peter James McCord; pryates George w. Ball John Baker, Michael Brouyh, Charles F. Coe (woundcd in left tcmplc), Daniel Collam, James D. Campbell, Michael McCue, Leon Wcitsaw William Walter, Charles II. Waltz, wounded in the left breast Dan. O'Leary, the post guide, and Messrs. Moore, Jernigan and Clarke, whose scrv. ices did much to brin, the expedition 10 a sue ccssful issue.
 Also, to Captain 4. A. Nickcrson, Twenty-thir, Infantry, A. A. G. and 4. D. c. to the General commanding the Department; Lieutenant w. H Boyle, 2lst Infantry, commanding Fort Whipplc Lieutenant WcssendorfI, lst Cavalry, and thirty enlisted men OI Troop A, TTsl SaNdTN, WHO, III leSr than fifteen minutes after news of the murder Of Putz and the capture of the 1000 sheep was made known at Fort Whipplc, were in the saddle bounding after inc foe, at rapid pace. The ride was long and fatigung, and the result-the re capture of nearly all the shcep-all, and moro than our citizens had reason 10 expect. Then, from Camp Verde, We have news of : pretty successful scout after lndians by Captain Wilson, Leutcnants Woodson, Hcin and fifty Troopers belonging to Troop, First Cavalry and 4 Company. of the Fifth Cavalry. The command
 was called out on Sunday, May IS, to chase : large party of savagcs, who had run of herd O about seventy beef cattle, belon. ing To the bee contractor. The chase was hard one, but th' command killed one Indian and rccaptured mos of the stock.
 1 Acknowledgment is also due citizens Veil Mckcnna, Horne, Rice, Cartier, Ayers, Cave i Long, Head, Case, Peek, Hammond, Hargrave ] Borcn, St. James, Genung, Brewer, Hathorne Schaffcr, and Burnett. Also, Sergeant Mctzler A Company, 1st Cavalry, and Sergeant Kelly { ! Company, 2lst Infantry, who went in pursuit O.
 the snecp stcaIcrs almost far the Verde river and until they learned that the robbers had scat
 tered in small parties throughout the country. Of course, in these several pursuits, some few
 men distinguished themselves above their com
 radcs, by acts of daring and checrtulncss undc
 suffering, but our space will not permit us to al
 ludc to them just now