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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
CURED AT HOME.
SIR ASHLEY COOPE R $
 Vital Restorative.
HE VITAL RESTORATIVE

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR NERVOUS
 | DEBlLlIY. SpcmAarrhua. Seminal Weakness. aud premnirte henlne of phNairal Fnrns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Our old friend, Dud Moreland. has got in a 'sidc-wiper" at last. IL happened thus Dud is good proSpector and has great faith in the Tiger mine. in Bradshaw. He generally stays in the vicinity of the Tiger, aud takes his daily strollS through the hills prospecting and killing yeni>on for himself and Henry Herbert, his companion, and il was on one of these occasions that he gave large ledge a kind of >idc-wipc with another rock, amt found that he was the lucky di>coyercr of rich gold and silver lead. which he Straightway located for F.. J. Cook and himself IL k not necessary to state that he named the rich strike side Wiper"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
E. D.. EArrinctsn.

This gentleman, wellan dtavorably known in this section of Arizona, a> well as in Los Angeles and san Bernardino counties, Cal, and who has been in the commission busi- nrSS following along with the S. F. R. R until il reached Yuma, has concluded to c>- t'hlish himself at Ehycnbcrg, where he will be most happy to receive and ship goods for au parties in Northern Arizona. He has made arrangements with Miller Bros, whereby he will receive and ship all goods sent Co their care. NIT. Harrington k relia- be to the letter. and We are satisfied will do everything in his power to forward goods with the least possible delay.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
500 Horse xslunkess Price 30 Cents.


W IN our stylish New
Wilmington, N'''N'
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
FORT y,
MINISTER wELsH's RECEPTION


LIVERPOOL, Dec. H. A. Q 20 O'Clock tt's
morning Mr.. Fsirchta, tie Jni'el S,s,e
Consul here, ard runre- rf leading N r
chants boarded the s+camnr Ad-iatic, TO le
cciye United Sta'es Niais'sr Welsh. Aftr
exchanging courtesies TIE parry proceeded
t. the leading stage, whore the Mayor,
members of the Councils and other leading
citizens were assembled.
A Mr.. Welsh Landed her Msjesty's
steamer Resistance, of the channel squad
ron, and the New Brighton fort, fired
sa'uses. A band played " Hail Columbis, -
and the assembly cheere1. The Mayor
formally welcomed Minister Welsh, not
only in the name Of Liverpool, but on be-
half of the country at large.
Mr.. Welsh replied, expressing his sincere
thanks for the cordial welcome extended to
him. He said he said he r-joiced at the
friendly feeling between the two nations,
etc. The party then drove off in the Mayors
state carriage amidst cheers.
SUPREME CoERT DECISIONS FINAL.
MONTREAL, Dec. 11.-A cablegram has
been received from England announcing
that her Majesty's coupsellors have ruled
that the decision Of the Supreme Court of
Canada is final, and that no further appe 81
t,the Priyy Council in England can be al
lowed. This decision is of great import.
ance to Canada, and sewers another link
that has bound the mother country and the
colonies together.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12

Another step toward the civilization Of
Africa has been made by England, the
King of Lucalla, district lying to the
southeast of St. Paul de Loanda, having
been induced to enter into an engagement to
put stop to all human sacrifices among
his people.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
TELECRAMS.
EASTERN WAR.

A CHANGE IN THE TURKISH WAR MINISTRY
CoNsTANTINorLE, Dec. 11.-Raouf Pashs
has been appointed War Minister in place O
,Nustapha Pasha, who has been transferred
to the command of the Civic Guard.
DEPRESSION IN coNsTAN1INo1LE.
There is great depression here over the
fall of Pleyns.
THE FALL OF PLEvNA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1.-THE news oi
the fall of Plevns occasions great rejoicing
here. The theatres are celebrating the vic>
tory BY special additions to the usual pro-
grammes.
Enthusiastic popular demonstrations in
honor of the Imperial family and the army
are made In the streets and public places.
Great crowds are assembled, cheering, and
singing the national anthem. The city is
partially illuminated.
REJOICING AT BUCHAREST.
BUCHAREST, Dec. u.--There Is great re-
joicing in this city over the capture Of
Plevna, and feasting is the order of the day.
OsMAN PAsHA's WOUNDS
are dangerous, and II 10 thought they may
prove fatal.
THE TURKISH LOSSES.
In the surrender of Plevna 10000 Turks
were taken prisoners and 400 guns fell into
the hands of the Russians. The Turks, in
the battle before Pleens, lost 10000 men in
killed and wounded. The Russians loss 10
unknown.
A STARVING TOWN.
The Inhabitants of Plevns were found to
be starving. The hospitals are crowded,
and there are scarcely any surgeons in the
place. The condition of affairs in the cap
tured city Is described as pitiable.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE SURRENDER
OF PLEvNA.
BoeAT, Dec. 11.-At 7.So O'Clock this
morning Osman Pasha's entire army attack
ed the ussian Grenadier Corps holding the
line of investment on the left bank Of the
river vid, endeavoring to force passage.
The attack was made with desperate
energy, and portion of the Turkish troops
did in fact penetrate the line of intrench- !
ments and batteries, but all attempts to
break through the positions of the Grena>
diers were Intellectual
After five hours severe fighting the Turks
were defeated. Osman Pasha was sur
rounded on all sides, and was compelled to
surrender with his whole army. Up to IT,.
present time it is impossible to estimate the
number of Turkish prisoners or the guam
tity of war material taken. We only know
that everything in Plevna has fallen into
our hands. The Russian losses are incor-
siderable compared with the results OBJ
tained.
The date oI this despatch should prob
ABLY be Sunday. The oh, IS prt vous dts
pa.chps S, ated that the tusrr nder OF Osmsn
Pash, touk place on tha. dav.-ED
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12

nearly tho whole Of thel morning hour We
occupied in the presentation OF Pe*aeio0
from all partsof tue country in favsr of Al
amendments to the constitution 50 ss to pro
hibit States from Distinguishing citizens Of
account of sex asking the appointment O.
. commission to inquire into the alcoholi'
liquor rza4c, oand urging CpesIess lnot =
take any sction roncefnfns the 'fevissen oi
the tariff until after 1t shall have ascer-
tanned by inquiry the condition of the busi-
ness of the country, and the legislation'
shall be such Is in the opinion Of practical
business men will promote the business
property of the country. al cf which were
referred to appropriatsc committees.
81 BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE.
A large numbsr ofblils were Introduced
and,referred to the appropriate cohinittses,
among them tAe following :s
By Mr.. Davis, or Illinois, to establish a
Court Of Appeals.
ByMr. Whyte, of Maryland, granting .
site for dry dock in the city of Baltimore.
By Mr.. Kellogg, of Louisiana, authoriz-
ing mail steamship service between New
Orleans and certain ports therein named.
COUNTERFEIT DEALER.
NEW YORK, Dec. l1.-Chief of Police
Walling has received letter from gentle"
man residing at Fordhan, NY, enclosing
circular from one A. Hosensteel, of Eric
city, Pa, which. says the latter had on
hand large amount of counterfeit green.
backs, which. could not b detected from
genuine currency and that lhe would for
ward all that could be used at the follow
ing rates: $4,000. assorted, $500; 5000,
assorted, $3.50: 81, 600, assorted, 500. The
matter has been plsced in the. hands Of. de.
tectives for investigation.
FRMALn PHYSICIAN IN TROUBLE.
A notorious female physician named
Weiss has been arrested, charged with
causing the death of 3 woman by mslprae-
tice some time ago. Weiss WAS bailed.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
SUPREME coERr DECISIONS FINAL.
DOMEsTIC.
A KANSAS BANK CLOSED,

LAWRENCE, Kan, Dec. II The Simpson
Bank Of this city went into voluntary
liquidation yesterday, and J. s. Chew was
appointed Receiver. 1t was the Oldest
banking institution in the city. 1t is be-
lievcd that the assets OF the bank, If not
sacrificed will be sufficient to pay the credl-
tors in full.
CHIEF JosEPH's VISITORS.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Dec. II 1t ID
estimated that over 5000 people visited
Chief Joseph and bis band of Nez Perces at
Fort Leavenworth on Sunday. Religious
services were held in tent. The Indians
are mostly Catholics.
THE MORNING HOUR IN TIE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-1n the Senate
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
A LITTLE STORY ABOUT THE TWO
ORPHANS.

The hop at the Friendship Engine house,
on Christmas Eve, which will be given by
the Two Orphans, will be pleasant affair.
Good music win be In attendance. Dancing
commences at $50 o'clock. Tickets are
ceiling very rapidly. Tickets, so cents.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-11

TnE disastrous losses sustained by
tho recent strike, both in the way OF
the destruction Of property and the
interruption Of railway tra6c, makes
the labor question Of moment0us lm'
portancc, and one which should FGec'''
careful consideration from Congress
Several members Of the Cabinet favor
the organization Of n commission
to which all differences between
employers aud employees shall be
submitted, for the purpose of bring
ing about compromise. Numerous
other suggestions will likely be made
as to the most feasible plan 10 aTold'
as far as possible, future troubles, and
it is to be hoped that whatever legIslH'
lion is had on the matter, may be for
the good Of he country a; large, both
10 capitalists and workingmen.- Vice
ling Rcgisi'r.
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Crossing the Danube.

Recent sanguiaary news from across
the beautiful blue Danube adds TO the
longtime historic fame Of that river.
The Russian army strangely hcsitatcd
to cross it, although tho troops Of that
empire have accomplished that feat
twenty tiucs within tic last Que hun
dred years. Thrice they crossed it
at Turtukia, at llirsora and at lsmaila,
twice at HIadOva, GalOtz and lb:ailN
and once a. GOsObal, Tjcruavola, ST.
lislria and Salunova. The first cross.
ing IVES in l7I3, on which occasion
General Suyurotr passed at Turtukal
with seven hundred men and put TO
fight four thousand irregular Turks.
Subsequently. hvwcver,hc was forced u
retire without succeeding in their OBJ
jcct, the captivity Of tho fortress Of
SiIistria. Its quite notable fact in
history that almost every crossing Of
lie Danube by tie Russian army has
been disaster, ard it appears that the
recent attempt on tho same line is au
instance Of history repeating itself.
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Frcm Cullins settlement,

I'll. Ecmocra!!-A has'y note from
a friend a! Weston, informs Inc that
the further aid to the railroad, asked
for by the company, has failed, not
that it die no, get majority Of The
voters, but that it failed to get three,
iifths Of them. Here III IL country
least interested in the road, but not
least interested in patriotism, We
have scarcely failed ouly failed by
- votes to carry the best aud least
Interested part Of the county. This is
truly calamity to the county, but
may not be SO lU the railroad Company.
The railroad can survive aud be made,
but when made, will DC at most ruin .
Gus expenditure to the original s!Ock.
holders, consisting Of the county, the
town Of Weston aud private subscri-
hers. Tie vote Of yesterday must be
regarded as instructions to the Dircc.
tors to make the road. No uaItor by
what means, the read must be made.
In fac. i! Indicates n willingness
that the road shall be made at the
sacrifice Of county aud towu interests,
| mn sorry for the indication. but let
us have the road. 1t will OF itself pay,
All Tie large taxpayers Of the county
voted for the Subscription, in fact, |
AIN informed that four.ihhs of all lht
tax-Paycrs favored the measure and it
was defeated chiefly by ro'crs who pay
No taxes, or 50 snail tin: their tribute
is not cit. | h"l" haze not been
mi,iu;ormgl a. to The yc.nt Of yGstcr.
Jay. A."
August 8, 1871.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-11

advantages and disadvantages of the
several proposed points Of location have
been prominently placed before the
public.
CharlCstoniars Of this county have
lost no time in telling her citizens Why
their interests were identical with
those Of the Kanswhn Valley. Char
lesion herself flooded lie county with
documents and speeches Of her great
est ncn; but the people haze spoken,
and the mcagcr vote awarded Charles.
ton fully demonstrates how mach io
terest tic people Ct Gilmer County
felt they had in the Location. OF their
Capital down in ono corner of The
Third Congressional District.
1t has been charged in the late
canvass, upon TIC Ne". Daniel ll0ff'
mau, our cS.:ncub.t of the Legislature,
that whcn he vGtcd for the removal Of
the e'ri;al from Charleston to the city
o. Wheeling, he failed to reflect the
sentiment Of NJ overwhelming majority
O. his constituents. Can the friend.
Of Mr.. Hoffman desire n more positive
denial Of these charges than that civ,
en- yesterday BY the voters Of this
county in their sovereign capacity al
the polls? 4 man may be condemned
by few Of his enemies, but when the
people Of his county rise up with al,
most o1c voice ard sustain him, We
think i. is enough to put to flight
forever, the assertions Of a few croak.
ers, and if i should turn out that there
is no location made Mt this election,
the voters Of Gilmcr IRE ready 10 sustain
Hoffman on the subject Of removal.
SrARTAcUs.
august SM, 1877.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-11
CiInirr Election.

III. Dcmora,:--l'hc election in this
county yesterday, pissed oil quietly
The Official returns all having come il
thow that the county east at this clcc
ton 50 votes. CInrksbrrg receiving
G53, Charleston 24:j, mud Martinlburg
=. 1t vii! therefore be eccn ClarEs'
burg's MINORITY is 42s. The people
Of this county have not passed upon
this Capital location question hastily
or rromatu:c!y, but the subject has
been carefully considered. The Ogi.
ta!iOn Of Ills question was commenced
here as carly as June BY Mcssrs. Ken.
ia and lrccr. who advocated the in.
;rrcsss of Charleston, and since that
Jour, we may safely say that all the
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-11
The Eastern War Situation.

1t would be almost as uuTise 10 con-
elude that the late victory OF the Turks
over the Russians would DO followed
by speedy solution Of the Turkish
question as it would have becn to pre-.
dict, MS many did. that the extraorli.
nary COME lerata victory ut tho Grst
battle Of Manassas would lead the
North TO acsist from tho attempt
to subjugatc the South, A Russian
force Of less than forty thousand men
is throwu upon superior and strong
ly intreuchea Turkish force when, BY
ordinary skill on the part Of the com.
mnrdiug General, he might havc con.
cehtratcd two to one at tho point Of
combat. The Russian rank aud file
seems to have behaved as bravely as
any soldier ever did. But one army
corps and part Of another have been
destroyed for all available purposes Of
war, the Russian prestige temporarily
lost and Turkish confidence restored.
Tue military situation is rendered du.
biOus and uncertain, all that seems
clear about it being that the war will
indefinitely be prolonged. It is fair to
conclude that Russia will exhaust all
her resources before she will permit
the Inferior power Of Turkey, single.
handed, to defeat her aim. The dau.
ger Of 4 European Involvement, in the
event Of the war being long prOIracted,
will be great
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-11
Reform Is Necessary. even
in the Tobacco Line.
Great Reduction in Prices.
lave you been to the CITY CIGAR STORE
Nam Street, Wps,np7

Great Reduction in Prices.
lave you been to the CITY CIGAR STORE
Nam Street, Weston?
II rou want n five cent Civar.with fjnvano
filling, you can get 1t thrre.-You Can'rrt 4
Connecticut Tips for dime. You can rct
9 y Domingo Tips for dime-You can Eel
! SiOEiCs for s cCnts.--You can Get n oIre
liHvannh for ~ cents.-Or, II YOU wani
llome-MAdc Smoking Tobacco YOU cGn hive
u package for u ccnts-Yon can ret Kiliick-
mick, reui Turkish, Porto Rirro, APRICOT.
The Weed, Manila, Yirginity, Sweet Morsel,
or Fun hob smoking tobacco very cheap.
Aud now look nj my great variety al
Chewing TOlmcco-0ld pIminion 90c,s A
plug, Paragon Twist only l5cts a plur. Col.
den Twist 9OctS. Golden lFlat-stit pressed
-3Orts, Double Navy 45cts, Graycly 10, /
-" fine arIfcle-5Ocis, Fine ut-CJm1ln-
ion, 81 pound
ltyou want good blue Match you can
get it -'Or iTyou want II handsome imnorlei
Pipe you eau get it. You can re, a stone
pipe for almost mol bling. Or would YOU like
to set some Scotch SuutT? You Gun pet il
tobacco Seed.
IflhCre Is anything in the way of Smok.
ing, Chewing or SnuAng, It Is aiwAys ,oLe
had at the CITY CIGAR STORE.
Come ONc---Gowc M.
ROBERT JUFEls.
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News Summary.
The Paris Exposition.

A Washington dispatch states that
Mr.. ETar's, Secretary Of State, has but
little hope that Congress will make
provision for the representation Of
the United States at the Paris cxposi.
ton IN time .0r Il creditubls national
display, Mr.. Evarts is also of the
opinion that the success of the cxposi.
ton will be somewhat intcrEcrcd with
by the events that may occur in Eu.
rope during the coming fall and win.
ter.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-11
The Public Debt OF the State OF
Virginia. $685. 10.

Col. T. W. NJ. Holiday, Of Win.
chester, one Of the candidates for the
democratic nomination for Governor Of
Virginia, has written letter in ans.
wcr 10 inquiries as to his views on the
State debt, in which lie takes the
ground that reputation is to be con.
demucd ; that greater economy should
be used in tho government. and that
"ucw subjects should be sought for
taxation, instead Of heuping burdens
upon the landed interest" Col. HOl.
liday declares that it the people Of Viz.
GINA arc now resolved to got back upon
u renowu hitherto unsarnishrd blythe re.
pudiatiOn Of her plighted faith, they
must find some other than himself to
do their bidding ' ~"
Major john ". Daniel, of Lynch.
burg, another candidate for the nom
iuatiOu for Governor Of Virginia, has
also written letter on the subject of
the public debt of the State. 'I1c de-
zines his position asfOIlows: he is op.
posed TO rcpudiation ho reSnccts The
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Wa SIiinstOn Letter.
august SM, 1877.

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concern INC o'''e DeO' anu '"o 9cHOo'
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m ,n,,tor which n,r,y shall ,,l.o con,
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&c os.,L, Rs,rL,i.,D Marty IN ,hc s,,,c
will dcvo,o ihoir ,iwc IN ITO ,amiris
,ro;ion 10 thc labor q ucs,ioo and ms.
silly 10 the subject of pnpcx,,ion
Tbsrc haze L,cn rcnor,, Of I.,c tb.
vorious norsops Of mare or les, WEIGHT
from al Ovor III. State won,l in.;s
urop \ new head for the Marty. In
fact that the old nick was to pa,
among the ttalwart Republicans, in
dependent Of any national questions
The coming Of Moody md sankcv
to spepl three months with us, is mr.,
pouuced, The churches will unit,
cordiallv in this cf,r, IA ,wo,,cr ro
ligiOus feeling. IN i po,plation q
nhort LA O1O W,sb;n,'on osIos
than 30 rbrrcb co;uy noo,,c If w,
crccn, those who crv orr fer civ;I srr
vice reform. but do not practice il, an,
who accept Office to which they are no
elected, we are perhaps not worse thar
other people, but there is fearful
amount Of apathy On religious subjects
Mr.. Moody will find wide field fol
the exercise Of bis peculiar talents.
1t has been found that those cptcr
prisius WASHINGTON men who bid fo
nearly all the mail routes in New En-
Gland, going rs fur North rs Aroos,oOl
county, and who are making profi;s b,
sub.Ict,,pc 10 local nar,ics uro or;r,
holders undo, Tho Administration
Tho suIioc,ts rulcrco;,r ;rrcst;c,
,ion, md will rc.nlt in their abandon
inc either tho Offices or tho contracts
rb.. il r,lcss Mr. HAYES c,p m,l.o =,
cycon,i6, !, ,hci, f,ror
A'Ja'a"' UeaeFaI townsend say
'''' "''''aFy sa'Sa l,' 10 one Fa'!Foau com
V""J Ut 'e"S' 'n''''on o' uO''aFS WORT
u properly ""a "S EXPRESSES '"a'sna
Nv" ~ '"r WI! PF'E'p' P'eS''''"''o" II
'"S " 1T Department. " 'uaI company
"'"S O'''s ''E transportation Oh Inc troop
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T555 55 De De 5 2.3]9G25}GGy557
S~twvNWN AwgASt ~
The Weston aud West Fark
Railroad.

Tic proposition 70: farther aid by
The county o Lewis, 10 complete The
i" Weston aud IVES. Fork railroad "
which was submitted b. The county
Court TO the People, to he voted for,
or against, on last Tuesday. was de-.
f,alcd mot because il did not receive
a myoriiy, hOtbccaase it failed 10 re.
ryiyG three iihhs Of all cHiitIed to vote,
and voting On the Question. 4 ma.
j3Tity Of the people have, therefore, TO
submit to a minority If MI the PEG.
pie in good faith have undertaken this
lreritorious work, It IS singular, thai!
4 minority. may say thot the man.
agcment shall be SO Cripp!ed that all
will be lost, md gIorify ocer that loss
We are not of those. wAo joined t. a
fuction, will fippna;Iy say, tt:.t they
are ready to give away lie coua,y,
town, and individual subscriptions
What control har,, minvriiy over
this tTus; of conf. fence couGled to the
Directors Of l.'Ia railroad. Do tbcy or
any oI''.Iem own the county? Do
they own the Town Of Weston ? And
last though not least, do they cwn the
private stockholders? And this to
the end that they may transfer them
like sheep Gu the marl;e; places. We
have heard Ct ttaSs and imPudcucc
before Ibis, but i. tcoms tic be reserved
to this CccusicO fer 6 crOwn;ug exam.
pie.
These Of our citizens who have been
reared upon the pop Of official ease, and
those WHO have bcea educated 10 the
crd that other people must do all, aud
they nothing, We may accept their cd.
ucatcd apology as the mistaken ideas Of
old age and ioErmiIy, but never as to
their judgment III The advancement Of
the human race. If sucl. Of our cit;.
Esns as above indicated can court pep.
ularity from minority, let them have
all they seek. |, is much to our re-.
grrt that time has not bsOugh much
reflection with it.
We have respectable minority in
this county who are opposed to the
county engaging in any enterprise oI
this kind, aud Of these who used hon.
CrGLtc means to defeat tue subscription
We have no word Of complaint; ; but
those who accomplished their culs by
falschoods aud other corrupt means, We
propose that the public shall have tht
benefit Of their names Ut the proper
time.
We will make tho road, notwi;h,
Standing all the adverse circumstances
at rrcseut surrounding it; aud il the
property Of The county, town and iudi.
yidrals tc lost in making the road, ii
will be sFtcr d mcEt vigorous cifort Il
SAFE Il. But We rlust have the read
If tie Company attempt What they
cannot perform be dangerous, not It
attempt what taey ought TO perform i:
c0wnrily.