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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-10-04
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LIFE.
BY FATHER RYAN.

BY FATHER RYAN.
A baby played with the surplice sleeve
OFFS gentle Priest-while in accents low
The sponsor murmured the grand 'I believe" ="
And the Priest bade the mystic waters flow
SIN the name of the Father, of the Son,
And the Holy Spirit t''-Three in One.
Spotless as lily's leaf?
Whittier than the Christmas snowl
Not shade of sin or grief
And the babe laughed sweet and low.
A smile fitted over the baby's face
Or was it the CLEAN Of its angels wing
Just passing then, and leaving trace
Of its presence, as it scared to sing
A hymn, when words and water win
To grace and life child of sin2
Net an outward sign or token
That the child was saved from woe
But the bonds of sin were broken,
And the babe laughed sweet and low.
A cloud rose up to the mothers eyes
And out of the clouds grief's rain fell fast
Came the baby's smiles and the mother sighs
Out of the Future, or the Past?
Ah CLEAN and gloom must ever meet,
And gall must mingle with the sweet
Yea upon her baby's laughter
Trickled tears-'tis always So
Mothers dread the dark Hereafter
But her babe laughed sweet and low.
And the years. like waves, broke on the shore
Of the mothers heart and her baby's life
But her lonely heart drifted away before
Her little boy knew an hour of strife
Drifted away on summer eve
Ere the orphaned boy knew how to grieve
Her humble grave was humbly made
Where roses bloomed in summers glow:
The wild birds sang where her heart was
laid
And her boy-laughed sweet and low.
He foated away from his mothers grave,
Like fragile flower on bright stream s tide!
Till he heard the moan of the mighty wave
That welcomed the stream to the ocean wide
Out from the shore and over the deep,
He sailed away-and he learned to weep
Furrowed grew the face once fair
Under storms of human woe;
Silver gray the bright, brown hair;
And he walled so sad and low
And years swept on as erst they swept;
Bright wavelets once-wild pillows now;
Wherever he sailed-he ever wept,
And a cloud hung o'er his brow,
Over the deep and into the dark,
But no one knew where sank his bark.
Wild roses watched the mothers tomb,
The world still laughed-'tis ever so;
God only knew the baby's doom,
They laughed so sweet and low.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-10-04
WHAT'S AN ED1ToR?-Anex exchange

w Ia 10 AN all OAO110hkO
answers the above question thus: -
"Why, he is the man who reads the
newspapers, writes articles on most
any subject, sets type, reads proof, works
press, folds mails, runs on errand&
saws wood, draws water, works in the
garden, talks to all who call, is hlaana-
ed for hundred things which are noo
body's business but his own. helps peo-
pie to get into Office (wha forget all a.
bout it afterwards), }, and frequently gets
cheated out half his earnings. He
puffs and does more to- build up town
than any other body, and the miser
and fogy are benefited thereby, yet
they will say that the Editors paper
is Of no account, will not advertise or
take the paper, but will borrow it
Who wouldn't be an Editor"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-08

einem l5bliden Offer unc ,um Nusen
anperer Neniden. Aber ieBt mus man
bic emiisen Gdenfebsr sntrecer fir Die,
ner ces S 130a prer fir Senslinae IT.
aenp zines ieantalii6tisen undrifliden
Slattes baltcn. Die Nusbeute iheint
ater febr serins su iein unr 70 m5sen renn
Die 5erren in @ottes Namen aud firrer
an zen pfeilern id a%bmiibsn!
Oas 81 4 r>8 c6enbIattb BE-
ri6tet iber rie Stdrte Der ceutIden Seere
i'm Srisse BON 1870 bic 1871. Die
9elammt>I rmee ;eist nur i'm September
1870. mad ben fSle6alen 8ampfen ees
NuSuf unp 2. Septemter, cine 0erminz
reruna pom ettra 10000 damn, rabrenc
Der mobile She'll res 5eeres IeIbit fir bic
fen Monat pur9 bic Na6Idite cine
9erfdrfuns UNI etrpa 10000 damn
na&weif. SIR ale iibrisen Ncnate
tritt bis gum GrierensidluHe cine Steis
seruns Elm, uno i'm Gebruar 1871 tpar
pas 8eiammtbeer 1 WiQicn 35O,78S
Mann fart, pper un etrpa $4,000
Wann tdrfer ais i'm &usuR 1870. SIM
September sdblte taS preusii6e 5eer all
lein 870.534 Wann, i'm Tebruar I Wia.
2S,126 Wann. Dies ersiebt cine 3us
nabme i'm leBten Monat nm 1882
Wann, mas unter Sin;urehnuns her
9erlute 9epis cine iebr bepsutence 4ei>
flung ais NaderIaB aibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-08
9eutidlano.

&iesbapen, 1. Ipril. Serr So
bannes GpnSe bat Selesenlib zines paz
bier 9efeierten upeuti6 : fatb plil6en"
Stiftunssfetes auf rie nabe Ssrmanrts
Ibaft Observation-Disclosures, ALT"
unr yreutl6s fatbplii6er Seitrebunsen
b%insewieien. als ausrruf, eieler Ser
wanpIdaft parf man ppbl Zen in Der
eSanselii6en Sauptfirfe pabieram Gbarz
iamitas unc Siteripnntas absebaltenen
neu prpteitantilden @pttespienit betmd,z
ten. @ie Die 1pcalprele STEERS ansefars
pist Satte, mar am Gtarlamitas Sei6te,
@bsnrmal unp WeiIe rur6 ypfarrer"
&ubn aus 8aiierslautern. gu cieier
Seier fansen li6 nit GinI6lue Der Neuz
sierissn CT Yerlpnrn Gin ; 6 Wanner
UNI IA Srausn empfnSen ras sltents
mabl, @Ne'pr &euib miniitirte bel Der
Mele. = 81 Der seitrisen ufeierli6en
@ieiIe nit precist" fanp ii6 ieltiYers
itancli6 Elm SrpBes, aus Gurppaern unc
@iaten beitebenees publifum Elm, per-
b~dltniBmabt8 iebr Went9e maften cas
Sreu;. lleber bic prerist res Germ
&einfens 1T nidtS S%eIcnrereS su lasen.
Sn Ger fatbplil6ep Yfarrfirbe merfte
man ben Absan9 Der Neuprpteitanten
nidt. 0esen 1000 Menl6sn mSsen rem
feicrli6en So6amte beisewpbnt BADEN
mebr ais 500 0emeinpesliersr empfns
gen am = ltermprssn Die y. Communion.
Der fatbpliiden @emcinre l6eint iibers
baupt rie rurb ra5 Saticanum bepirfs
te &lanlnS Ter 0eiiter feinen S9aprn su
bringen.
Son Ger beiiii6tn Ser9s
ltraeG 1. Ipril. gSie in alien anrern
fpnntc man in Ger lester 3sit audi in UNI
lerer 9eSenc, ~beIpnperS in Oarmltort uno
Wains rie @abrnebmuns MAIDEN RAP
Stenp9rapben an ben &irhenpfeilem fi6
anlebnten, I'm bic Yrepisten fatbplil6sr
9eiitli6en aufsuseihnen. Oiele @iBbes
Sierre IN Sa6en peS SselenbeileS traf
man lpnit in Der 8essl nur bel aueerorr
tentliden @%elsscnbeiten an, 10 BEL elmer
Wtiiiion, Sdcularfsisr pper einem srSBes
rem Sir6mfefe meiltens sei6ab IS aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-08

Defenders Idwer. tas i6 BON Der Iestea
3erf5runs idneIlt erbclt bate.
Gore bel @reco liest am Ilcpefliden
@tbanSe Res SeluY, am @pIf BON Neaz
pei una an Der GiIenbabn RON Neayel
nad Salerno; es tpurce pom arosen 81
benitaufen &aiier Srisrri1 IL. auf ben
&utnen r5miIder Sauten aearineet;
unc 10 oft es aud bur6 Grrbeten anb
ausbriae ees SeIup lit, entHanc e.
eo6 fets bon Neuem auf; 70 sros 1T BET
3auber, ZEN jene9esenpt rcs ibrerGefdhrz
ll6feit iibt. Oils i'm DECEMBER 1861 Elm
Sapaitrom GORE bel Greco beinate sdn,s
ltd ;eritSrt bate, rpuree eS ebenfaus ME
her idrneu BON Nsuem setaut unc apar
NIT Der eaSa, ron Ter Is ,srftSrt rporoen
mar. 90 befam sa raid rpiecer $4,000
Ginwcbnrr, bic fi6 pom @einbau, Der
S6iffabrt Der 6ildersi, Der 0abritattsa
scn &oraaenwaaren &c. erndbrten.
Die 2ava, oieie BET sulfanilden Cruz
tipnen aus benz &rater ii1 ersiesenoe aes
itmOlsene WdGe umfast ale @efeiae
ipelde in 8ulfanen Fiesen Deer seHpGen
ilnc. @ussr ben 9aYafr5men wirft Der
Der SeiuS nod cine unssbeure Wens.
leidter pulfaniider NI6e aus, une NIT
rielem aldenresen iinp oft Nustri@e
ppn iiecenpem Weerwalier serbunren, eas
curd unterireiide SSblsn in Rem Sers
serrunsen 1T. Namentli9 bel Rem sxSS
brud pom Sabre 1879 mari Der gelxy
aud srobe slibrptbe Steine aus.
Oa bic pberften italieniften 8eatez
ru%nssbeamten auf bic erte Sunee Doh
BEN sefdbrliden Gbarafter res eissmalt
gen Austru6s bin ioslei6 mad 4eapd
10 carf man wentsitenS bpfen, baS
fir bic Nptbleirenpen etras 8sdtes ses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-08
~2nrembarger Gazette.

ben faste er unssfdbr Gplsenres : Die
reutiden fatbUliiden Stupenten empRnz
ben es tief, pel6e Gorge Cure Seilia,
felt fir bic fatbolii6en @fapemifer
Oeuti6lants trasen pesbalb ridten ie
ibre auscn nit innisfsr 8ersbruns na6
8pm gum Sberbaupte Der Gbritenbeit.
Ginen neuen SeweiS Sbres boben @obl>
ppaens saben Sie, beilisfsr Sater, bsute
renielben, inpem gle einise Don peri6iez
men untYeritdten an rem Sage, an hem
Die &irde ben Grinnerunsstas Der &reus
;isuns ces Spbnes @ottes besebt, relIen
Stellpertreter auf Green Sit iino, en-
pfanssn Seruben ! Sa, beilister 9ater !!
an eem Gage, Der iib In unierer @esens
mart, tpenn aud in anperer Torm, wis>
cerbplt. Sc feblen beute peper eas
8reuS nod Gle Ybariider nod SerOrss,
nod pilatus. 9lu1 feblt IS am Sucas
nitt man bort pie Ionit eas @eI6rei Der
aufsebesten, Der YerfibrtenW ense: &reus
stse Jpn. 6ier purpe Der Spreder BON
ieinem @efiible 70 ibsrmannt, sumal Der
papt Der ibm sinen S9ritt ,ndber
trat 3eiden ieiner eisenen 8ibruns tunp
CAB uno suslei6 ;peimal piererbplte 4:
Sal ia ! eeirer! 70 cas Plus TX. ibm
Nutb einipra6, fprtsufabren. 6err Did
fabte fid ipieter unp ipra6 weiter: Sci
lighter Sater! wie bic peutiaen fatbclis
iden @faremifer ben i%nnisfen, tiefscfiblz
tefen @ntbeil beute am 9eirsn Guersr
Seilisfeit, an Der srcben Ssrrdnsnis Ger
Stride nebmen, ebeaIo bofen rieIelben,
caB fe aud Ibeil nebmen tpercen am
Siege am Iriumpbe Der Stride, ben Sie
fiber erfdmpfen une erleben tperren."-
Der ). 9ater e~ntsesnete bierauf: SD
freue mid iebr aber bic @eflble, tpelde
Sbr mir iceben ausseiprpden babt-i6
freue mid, rae Sbr in Der Surdt ces
Serrn ;u mir sefcmmen Ieip, uno ni6t
aus Surdt Spr Zen Weniben es unters
lahen babt Guere pilseridaft bierber gu
unternebmen. Sen Serssn ertbeile i6
Gud ben Sesen, ramit er GuG itdrfs,
Cure Sturisn in Der Surdt hes Germ
fcrtsuieBen unp su beenpen. Sabt @6t,
ca6 Gu6 bic Der SuSenp seIssten Sail
itride ni6t umsarnsn. 0esbalb Hebe i6
fir Gu6 um Den Sesen Res SSditen."
Nadcem Ter papit BEN Sesen ertbeilt
bate fieten ldmmtlide anpelencen ibm
bic Sanp, nobel plus TX. iaste: SD
babe falte Sinpe unp Sbr marmt mir
iie." Sierauf baten iie ben y. 9ater,
pab Ct ibnen erlaube elmer pen ibm seles
lenen We6e bri;uwobnen unp cas er III
nen nad perielben bic bell. Communion
ipencen mSae. Spslsi6 sensbmists rsr
papt ibre Sitte, 10 DAP lte beute Der bl.
Melle, bic plus IA. in Ieiner priYatfa@
pelle celebrtrte, beippbnten unp Damn aus
ieinen bpben Sanren raS 81. Ibencmabl
empfnSen. Sieran nabmen aud sier
Seterrei6er, inter penen ii6 elm 1ras
sener zSfi,ier befanr, She'll. S6liees
lih erbielt jeoer Der Nnpelmcen cine
ihSne Srpbe WepailIe aus rem SGnren
pes \. Saters.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-08
Die critic Surembursii9e 2sssr NeHe.


Die erite 9ursmbursii6e eecermeGe,
ipelde in Ger 0~ecetbaIe Der Staet Qurs
emburs am IA. unp 16. B. itattfant. bat
pie fibnften Grrartunsen unierer 9essrs
inpultrieQen iibertrefen.
Man par beredtist an,unebmeu, sas
pessn Der an, q. ,. besinnsncen Srante
furt a. W.@Meiie, bic Stimmuns auf Der
Suremburser Wie6e cine S%uridbaltenbe
lein, unc beim Ginfaufe Elm b~slcnnenes,
rubiscS Sprseben peobadtet ipercen MIR
&c, es traf pies iecp6 nidt IN.
Die Seeersufabren rparen rermalIen fir
cine erite 2epermeiIe ~beeeutent, bag
Die Haume Der Saae Spllenes. epmblirt
rpareu, unc Der Serarf Elm sismli6 UNI
fansrei6er uni S%ciuncer, baber Die Nahz
rage audi cine bbdit lebbafte mar. Sc
batten ii6 fir bic SrBBeren ppiten meiit
auslSnpil6e @rpebdnrler ais Siufer
Sprsefuneen.
Sranffurter Gpmmiiiipndre feblten aud
nidt am playe, bod sinaen feline 9epsr
in Gpmmiliipn iibsr.
Die srIEten ppiten in Spbls, Sadie
unp Sberlerer 9inscn mad HbeinbeTen.
Wilp Ieblleper unb spar in feiz
ner gSilBer Warfe, in Sualitdt UNI
Srpfnuns befriepisenr, ersielt SIS bis Sc
Sbaler per Gentner.
Ga6elerer mar beipnbers 9efraat
unp in lteisenper ScnpenS erreidte in fem
seserbtcr &aarre SIS Sbaler per
Sentner.
Oeuti6zHinppberleper bliet
pasesen in matter StimmunH lei9te
@aare bplte 20-20a Ssr. yer pfo.
quite l6lante Sprtemsnte breanssn t94
-t93 Ssr. per pfc.
@ilb Sberleper Iebr selu6t
unp fancen mebrere bcreutcnpe llms
llse itatt. Sn ~unsebdlfter @aare mar
jecr6 nlir Gin fleines pSltdcn Sprbans
cen, raS tpesen ausu bpber Scrceruns
u%nserfauft blieb. Die srSeten 3ufubren
in rieiem Nrtifel bsltanren in sebdlfteter
gSaare. Sir Grpprt ciirite siele Sprm
iebr unYprtbeilbaft lein, reswesen in
0eutltlanp AUDI ni6t 10 beliebt. Sir
24-3 ~pfinrise Salften wurren %
% Sar. per Yfunp 9esablt unc 81
AZ pfiinrise Sdlften 20-2l SSr. per
Yfunc.
SranneS &albleper mar siemts
lid beaebrt, bod fnapp %Sorbanren. Spn
einem 9ereriatrifanteu Der Satet Qureme
burg ieltit wurrc Gin Yelten in lrbr i6Ss
ner, iprSfaltia 9earteitcter @aare gum
&erfauf Setra6tunp 81 Gem preii, ppn34.
Gar. Yfc. atSe9eben, ctslei6 Ger prei5 Der
Site Ger @aare elm anScms0enersr bate
irin fSnnen. Cine Yartbie In 0%erinsasr
Sualitat ~crsielte 80 S9r. per pfunp.
Su braunem S6afIecerp mar
Ter Seltanp Gin umfangrridcr mo lpcstel
Scn spei pclswaarens unc Sdafelfas
%britanten gurrmbursS ScceutcnreS ~
DART eebra6t. Gin aus $50 OuBenp
befebenrsr ppiten in iebr idbnsr @aars
wurce III bpbrn preiIcn Spn einsm bic
Ter Satrifantrn nab OeutI6lanp Der
gfauft.
! Der Serlauf unlrrer sriten 1eeermeHe
earf IN isrer Sinli6t Gin crfplsrei6sr ses
nannt wcrren. Dielsr sinitiss Grfols sitt
su Der SpHnuns @nlaB, nap ipater unisre
Qeeermelen nit rem renommirtsn teutIben
esssrmeNsn ripaliliren tSnnsn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
Personal. Etc.

MT 0oldwater, A. Barnett and A. Wcrthelmer. three shrewd business men of tbis Terri,o,x started South, on Tuesday, on business Inf so,,. sort
 Mrs. John G. Campbell, who is as preseu, so. journing with old friends ut Los Aprcles c,, has forwarded 10 her husband, at this place. sey. eral boxes of luscious oranges, few of which pave already gone to make good the wear and tear of our system. Mrs. s. writes that the n. cen, rains have helped the country aud the people amazingly.
 E. J. Cook, Treasurer of this county, returned from Skull Valley, on Monday, and has since l been busy paying of county warrants and gazing at rich silver from the Tiger, iu which he is a lucky shareholder. A. w. Evans, Major of the Third U. $. Cavalry, and Chief Commissary of the Department, paid his respects to the MINER one day this week, in company with Lieutenant kheem The Major is | an old West Pointer, and gentleman above all reproach.
 John G. Campbell returned Saturday last from visiting the valleys alon. the Mohaye road, which. he says, are magnificent stock ranges. His large herd of cattle is at present on the Verde. l F. G. Christie, who is engaged at Camp Ifual- ! with Indian news which will be found in our ar. tcie upon the savages. II k. Wirtz, Surgeon U. s. Army, has gone to Camp Hualpai.
 I. w. Brooks, veteran miner, prospector and "rustlcr," has, ere this, taken charge of the Del Pasco mill and mine, for Messrs. Jackson and Shoup.
 D. r. Foster, Post Trader at Camp Ilualpa is having some splendid goods shipped 10 his store at that place.
 | Geo. H. Kimball, Post Trader at Camp Date Creek, arrived here during the afternoon of Tues day last, and left next morning, the stage, for his home. Mir. kimball accompanied General Crook, on the trip to and from Mcdowell, and was, of course, delighted with the energy, etc, displayed by the General on the occasion in qucs- ton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
their verdict.
Snow.

It has come at last,--a small " lot,n 10 bc sure, but snow, any way. It came "Wednesday night and Thursday forenoon, in very light flakes. IL was white, and fell 10 the depth of about three inches, so that all our citizens arc now satisfied that ait n can yet snow in Arizona. And this is considerable for them and us to know, as all had commenced to despair of ever again seeing water dc .ccnd in any shape or course this little 'dab'' of snow won't do the country much good, but people say and hope, now that "i it's" hatid Is in, 1t will continue 10 come down as it did in lS65-7 and other wet winters. Perhaps so; there have been circles around sun and moon, quite recently, and these, old "prophets Y say, are good. fresh signs of general spilling of water.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
colver's Human Plantation.

The remains of Geo. Salmon, one Of the victims of the Wlckenburg massacre, was last week re- moved from the place Of burial at tho scene of the slauehter placed beside those of his fel- 1ow.trsvelcrs who fell with him. This humane md benevolent act vas done at the instanca q IF. James Grant. mail contractor. and under the dIrecton pr. J Pierson- Tho bodies of the six nurdsred men now rest side by side, as Wieken-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
DIE b.

At Lower Lynx Greek. Prescott January 2i, s72, of acute tuberculosis James Crawford Dinsmorc. aged about 47 years
 Deceased came ais Territory several years ago from California and followed farming until sickness relieved him from toil His remains rest in the Citizens Cemetery, near this place.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
Explanatory.

Nightvatchmau Jennings wishes us to stat ing money from Chinese Repositories, on the fTaras he but acted according to the uTa rn' CGjnuman whom the others had tried jo kill, tbe way. is now ut thc point ui death
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
Tha Town Site,

Judge Flcury has nearly completed his annoying share of the job of securing the Government title to towr land and requests lo and agents for surh comply possible, with the requirements of no tce which will be found among the advertisements
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
Passengers by Stage.

Mrs. c. A. Luke, J. II. Behan and Henry Nichols rived here by stage, Thursday afternoon last from Kirk land and Skull valleys Two brothers of II. M Curry, recently deceased arrived, at inc time from the Atlantic States.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
New Buildings,

Will il is said soon be erected at Fort Whip
 so as it pains men, and ehild,r "' -- bring keep from freezing death in rickety old huts
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
A Bargain.

The saloon building offered for sale, in another column of this paper is situate in the best bnsi- ress locality in this town, notwithstanding which the owner will dispose of 1t upon very reasonable terms. eSM
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
Rstszrr,sil.

K Gepenls Crook returned hon n tour to Camp McDqwell ana insers0hlng nklllnsy posss. e Thursd1y Ho was present . ehmr McDcuel1 whcn the rcd scoundFl,1 il1efe t1f1ooc1 enepcndcd a6d leR fns tho mountp1rl E | p1I&< oloe9 sboet
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
Going Up Fast.
Sweet Potatoes.

Cid Cornell and his assistants hard at work upo Indian Agency buildings for Superintendent Bcndell.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27

wagon load of sweet potatoes from Salt River valley brought here recently and sold at the rate of 70 cents per pound.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
To Owners of Town Property

Notice is hereby given to all owners of town property, that in accordance with the law have appointed thr,e Comnls L. X. stevens A. S Cough. S. O. FredC rck-who will meet nt the office uf Col Henry A. Bgelow on Monday, January 2g at 10 o'clock A. M and continue through the weekeach day from To A. M. receive application fur titles to property Witness my hand seal this 2st day of January IS72. [Lsl HENRY W. FLEUEl.
 Probate Judge.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
Departure of Teams,

Several freight teams left Prescott this week, with um ber shingles for points in this Territory and gold and silver ores for California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
LOO. F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. l.

Regular Meetings of this Lodge on We'd N0SNG ncsday Evenings, at Masonic Hall Mern- bcrs of tine Order, in good standing, are invited to attend. b. HENDERSON, \. G. c. A. LUKE, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
Drugs. Medicines. &C.

Dr Kendall has taken n brand departure, by hay ing determined upon selling drugs medicines and other articles in his store at greatly reduced prices his adX ersements.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27

As will be seen by our Tucson correspon- dence, w. R. Helling, and c. W. C.. Powell. L. s. District Attorney for this Territory, have had disagreeablencss between them, upon the merits of which we have been requested to defer judgment yet awhile, which we do.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
DrvMs SERVICES

chaps,;a Gilmore [. S. Army. will deliver regious ,iss,sse in the Cost-roc Prescott. every Sunday Srrv;ces commence at hafr&s eleven M.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
Military Orders.

Recent military orders published by Us, gc to show that General Crook means to have officers and others take good care of all Gov ernment property entrusted to their charge
 that the Northern and Southern DIsbursing Districts are discontinued, and that Major James. J. Dana, an officer who stands high in the estimation of all who know him, Is now Chief Quarternaster of the Department.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to the creditors of and all Ter sons having claims against the estate Of Tlomas Bod kiln decease, present the same, with the pruIcr vouchers the undersigned, administrator, the office of tho Probate Judge Prescott lavaIsi county. Arizona Territory within from the hist publication o this notice or the will be forever barred. All peS sons indebted said hereby requested make immediate payment.
 ROBT. D. STUBBIsEFIELD. Adminis;rgor of the Estate uf Thomas Bodkln. dcd. Prescott. Arizona, January lst ls72. jan@7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-27
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT Arrivals and Departures of Maiis-Pos.al Rules--Monsy Orders. &c, &c.

Mails arrive from all points Mondays and Thursdays Depart. Wednesdays and Saturdays
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AZTLAN LODGE No. 177, ERA. M.

Regular Meetings of this Lodge the las' M = Saturday of each month at o'clock r. M AA Sojourniny brethren fraiernally invited W to attend.
 H. BROOKS. W. M THOMAS CORDS. Secretary.
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PRESCOTT.
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS OF PUBLIC LANDS.

LAND OFrrcE
 PRE<C0Tr. A. T., Dec. ie. lszi. In conformity with instructions from General Lard oaacr Washington D C.. dated Nov. iesh 1871 ncsies Is hereby given, that ami acr this date ell the odd nuas-a scs"os ef public lands lying along the rroFssd line tf fhe Texas Pacific RailruaA in Arizona h- dis ance of iofts (i mites each side the sad rauad line withdrawn fom Homestead Pre-empsion and als The numbered seccas held al the double min price ef S2 5o per are. win be disposed of al rate aud under the Homestead and Preempsioa lawn only. HENRY A. EASTMAN Register.
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All the incest freshest and best HAIR PRErARATIpNs Ponatc> Oils Dyes, and invgortors. Loubius Genuine French Extracts Soaps Powders, and Cosmetigues, can ic had at DR kENDALLS,
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-15
MEMPHIS TENN. MONDAY EVENING. JULY 15 1872

tain fan, representing the imperial
dragon, worked in green upon a yellow
field. This fan was sacred affair, and
descended from the late emperor, and the
empress intended todeliver it to her son
upon the day of his marriage. Unhap-
PLY, Tsang one day broke the fan, and
was condemned, in consequence, to de-
capitation. Being person Of ingenu-
ity, however, Tsang managed to extri-
cate himself from his dilemma by seiz-
ing the throat of his intended execu-
toner, before that functionary had
drawn his sword, and thus stranged
him. AS there was no witness to this
affair, he dressed himself in the extinct
executioners attire, escaped without
suspicion, and embarked upon French
steamer which was about leaving port.
And thus it is that, after having worked
for two years with tea merchant Of
Marseilles, Tsang may now be heard
crying ont every evening, in the
Champs Elysees, "Glace citronl. Ser
veil Bouml"