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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-01
FTSCEaL SEEN1t E>.

C,.v,.-aa. Sept. 27.-Promp-iy ct l0:30 o'clock the ceremonies al the pavilion began. T.e immediate members of the family anu nea. relatives and friends took seats abyu, the cssAet, and ct each corner WAS stationed member of the Cleveland Grays Ihe eX- ercises opened by singing hy the Cleveland Vocal Society of the funeral hymn. The scriptures were then read by Right Rev. Bishop Bedell, of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio. First Division moved promptly at l0:31 9. h., foilowed by the other divisions marching east on Superior street to Erie, along Erie t. Euclide Avenue, out EucIide Avenue to Lake View Cemetery Upon ar irving at the cemetery the ranks faced in ward and s;.luted the remains ot the Prcsi- dent a. they passed, the military presenting arms and the reInaindcl Of the column stand ing with uncovered heads, AT the conc.u sion Uf the services at the cemetery, tie col umn countermarched and returned cver the same roate to Madiso, equarc; where u dis banded Minute 2gus Were fred durinrthc progress of the column Jy the t,lt.bgla lic'.t artillery. Eot~.t1staad,u. the vast ness Of the as. i5lage, perfect order and quiet was had JuIin. the entire yraeress of the ceremonies.
 Dl-rp-IIIuN e" G:ErI1LH > BODY Cleveland. Sept. 2a.-ty Els. Ca.1l4 suggestion tGe casket containing t.e late President vii 'a .u.,oseC ra a4 il. age. then a cement ...' MI be nui', ar5v ttis of sufficient stren.li to resist all ate, - ta reuoye the body and 2f dimensions large enough ;o form the foundation fir the pr.- posed luoulmoat The Mayor of the city 1 las dcr.i.yI 8 police force ,, be on du,y caa- ,inually rnd! tie turl iu,,i.neut. t is cs- t;laa,ed that 25o099 people were .a thy streets today. that from lc9030 to 15901l of these were strangers. Some adjacent towns were almost GepoIulated.
 r,PIIoL GOSSIP.
 Washington, Sept 27.-lt IS stated posi- tively by an intimate friend of Baino's that he has determined to leave the Cabinet, and ..u 1.ia .. q. :-.. ,..s. as.a will lac, turn 10 Washington for some time It Is stated that tac a sociations O. the State depaItne:t are now painful to him in view of his inti- mate relations with tie late President.
 rar o2CrL WAR |, OYER.
 Vluc,>. Sep. 2T. The aost.'e7 are aow all ia e>c-g. aj .Gt 9, which iacloaes rLe renegade scouts. These rcreraaes are b.ir- : pursued 6, Mel Han ami rI.-- t,umal,d-. The L...u. .h.. vi arrive ia Thom.> te- ] d.y f.r trial r.a military comuass..n. r. ..v hostile c...5- las been selected a..j rrli c.Ih..y .t Thomas Thursday Abe ] c.uuselw vii, represent the indians.
 Ea.ovEEi>G -ToLaS rEoPEETE.
 san Car.o~. >cpt. 27.-$iS hoizc- aai onr nu,y, a I;at of those lost at Cib.cu, we're ! blor.h, ir by an Indian and turned over kerr 'v-oay.
 MURDERER >UEEEIDEEs.
 San Carlos. Sept 27.- oiA nne lorses b. longing t. settlers, and another government mule have been brought III by an Indian. ] Joalah. charged with comphcity in the murder of Moody and Turner, Esar Globe, came in last night; he is badly wounded i,l the leg.
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Asse~s.:.cnt S0tiCe-

T. ". A. FTLLER-Ycu ar. herctT notified that hay pended for tc ygar- O. i-'e, I-J And i$'o one h'.. sI dollars each yc4- i labor and improvements q. the N ..ain Mining tl m, iu Greenwood Mining D-'Iir. C.uDH ot Nc5-ye, I'rTltorE Ct ATIzcna, Tn 10 h 2 -a'i q .,r under The provisions Section .f.4. r t--G Stz;t-7 t-c Tinted Ntste-: and II h.u u''er= cay- a.t-r this uctc' ty Yua lcaGon !ua o- rvfu-. ll'r.hGt- yuU' portion O.. sUtA eA- '. -gu-e- sa'Ir Iu's-p-t ln sad am VI lrr. a tf.. 5.0uer5y 't .- -uY-c-I hl- legal r-,.-rsl. .t-.'.se- iIu ui,T sad Section 2.3-+.
 S ?. PIERCE. Tra=~0.. T. J,-Je l:tk. I -sI ii4.
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sep'. l7th, 1881.
Probate NOtlce
In the Probate Court County of Yavspai, Territory of . Arizona.

ID the Proba:e Court, County 0f IaVspai T,Trtory Of
 Arizona In the Matter of tho F-tstc
 Of
 GIDEON BROOKE. De~essed Pr;-suat order of -aid court. made or the -6tR day O: -Eu't. issl. notice ]. eeti givtu tia Tues r.. the @th tsy cs c.t -,'e- l--1, a 10 o'clock, a day. st ih@ ur, TO H of -a-f c2rrt at the 5l.-t h.r-. .u th- Ns.e of Pr--' o't. the CoJn ,f .y.fa-. Tsrsrt.rs @. Is, ue-G ai iolL:"d aa t. .'-.. au4 place f.r j,o.:uL the NiI of sal1 Gideon cL-. sere2-c'. aul f"' L--T!Hc clt'I- eaton ui Iyu T. Shu, for inc -ueu~- ;o n.rr vE te; -.--,-..- . E'.a,. .Ii NIc-s Ll! TersJL inter e-'ri az a,I ar nd CoE,e.t tfe seIie. D-fei -j.P.rscJ.t, August I6tl, I9~l
 4. ). MOVES,
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New Qa>r51 cr...-- .a. ---.,r.-er

NJ Ir~D h...r-s r...-. -a metal ,,afet ot I..s. .,i..,. t'...,.. - invented ,u.pr-z ,r.>'.r a.. t..,...- ~, 5s- s.r.fu,u f u..,. v. e.. ..e L-tj- rile Desu..1.r. :! y
 .ir J.. <, t,..,,. .+ s..- ...,. i.s.. ...- I'lei f 2 a 'ats1r .n ., ,.-a .-.-..s. .s1 I.... verlz,r vI.ca Irlr-....-. s. - ... l'.l.e. l. take t.> ...e %. ..t-1 .....s .. A.. ..r'..' ore ..a . .. <. ..rr'.1.i. .-. .,.-.. .. d~,ct.I,d Y. -...- .i. .' -.... :.,...-. coming -r ,- 70 2 .... .- ..- -.. ", rkuE a-t,ls-, er.L ..'. -.H" }. l,.r..4.r ..- t.l. l.. .-a.... .. ..- .. sl.l-ly ir,e ,,i ia.s. ...... =,s ala, are t., str.- r' .se i. ,.... ale shoe and the @,r. ..-.r. heavy weigh. .i....] ...-
 .,-i roc.sr. tG'-.s. Il. -.. IS rough sharri a'ru.,s. and copper l.aJ-s G.. a...t.- '.r -... "pl, 'res
 The machine when -.,....-a. .t. weigh llaIe t4.n a..-.f --....... .1.- ..f crush and r5.. ..-s. -.. ...H & uIr liiii.. I. ..t.." '." r. p1 o'u .-,a-.. I- -... :iv.-...I-,. .f'a.. fl h..-' twenty -.r.. iH.- power ' > -t- A.--.. Jhe machine ..-. 2. pc us i,. .. a.. -.... .s...t.. .... .,...5-. .. Tua4s tH ta....- -. l-u- -la.'I..... ..-. s bva,.t. ".. --.. --Bitc, irt..... g.. -.. ti,ui.-.I,. .. - '.."-.. MT k.... y ..- ..- -.. HIulnL ,.'
 iInaN ..,s -. 1n,t. 1T .t r.n ... .....
 -Ju5-.r- Dr -..- and .Hf-.f .r-.-...-- s.lars h.- ,.. .--. ccuS..lr.at..H. -... -.. of h.s rt...-. support a.,. I..-. .f..... ii.. and ?. is 1ir D.. .... ... yiyen in r',. r.a-- 2 .... >- trttira 4 t .-..- House hS-.-r,- ..... sentiment ,..a.. hIeae-- -.:, :l r..- (-''i ''r~.- -....". s,:a.-... -.> -..- ..--.. = rI, -.-.-. r bear, .. ... ;..- t-l.h "-..r .-.--- d ai..,-,.. r..- ..r-.....- given a. if... :... .... -.. -A.4-.l..u ft...ll --
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NoTECE,

NvOTJCF rS HERFBY GIVEN, TO WHOM IT MAY ' r,.rc.rrl tl ve W.l Lot be responsible for any t1ls c.l.Irac.-I for goods suppIes furnished to . h.r trtC'C-s any oth p-rsOns emplo! ed m The Atlantic and Pachc Railroad, une.s sad parties nav. z 9Id.r from Of firm their business man r.- JOHN K PRICE < CO.,,
 I al --afE June l. 1--1. Railroad COntractor-
 Democrat II-s -a copy1 sEnos
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E-0yErzZNKN"S
New Stree. Coaches.

Judge Buell. las purchased the exclusive right to operate and run the new patent HerIic street coaches in the city of Tucson. These coaches are built like street cars, but run vtt,ou, aAy ra track. aud contain 8 fare box They ale built los to tne er,4..- so that 1t requires but step to reach 'he plati am. The first coach has been shipped from the east and will arrive here between the lO,h and lJth proziIno. Other coaches viii l.. ,..-"n~"d as fast IS the occasi"n de Gand>.
 Fl, fl,, coach vii b. Iun from q. tgs- mov.ii,;u b,tc. up Congress street. lastt.e dc1sr. ,... 2, ,,g,.l 5 ..d--,sn. '-,r .l... vii '.e Ill ,s ;u IrI E. y.r..r, .sl,c-..l.- d, s..rn ca. ;'- .~,..5l1r ..ia c...Ie, ch .y filed
 The,- coach, a.e Dow tasiu- t,. prefer en,e over sr,eet c,y, iu Denver. , l.. H.-- land anl san I,se al, and In Nasau2,"n City: rhe.c they al. velF popular. ai are l,4,to.,.zr3 lv tlr best class of s"cl' Y the atseuce oi the I,u- -.-o3a' ST CT lines. wc can bur ok ul II tlis en prise sa ot grca- i...l ..-f'-ce al | s"ts .nt "ene- 1t to oii c.tv.-.- .-spu Sta.
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Notice to TaX-PayeTS.

THE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF IASAPAI co MI Il has been turned over for tAe o.I.c-4Jn 0. taxes They due and -ll p,rsUus are Iuezt- ed to come fOrsaEd sLd setJ.e the sane.
 JUS. R. " AikFR.
 >ksr.f and I4A-S Ol.cctOr. 5rescott, August 27th. 1881.
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September 2l
A NEW DEPARTURE!

Having at last succeeded, after many difficulties in purchasing the business of the late T. J. MORG4E, prepared 10 open up 10 the reoFle cf Prescott and vicinity elegant sssortu eaI 0r FINE GOLD JEwELhY, WATCHES, ttc-, of every descrip ion. My good. all of the finest qI4i'y. and guaranteed represented. A large invoice of SILYERWARE. JEWEL BY, CLOCKS snd sPECTACLEs z,e ,sroctel daily, and Nhie il shall te ny ic;.o ~s.gtts r4gu- tz:IU1 g=Iu,c ty ny Trciat' ss'r fs- urTlg1-. ct GeslIug en es.s2I.. ls ta-urf. C4 s---- is. Prescott sIs! FUt tlesr goods CN-- than they Lave hitherto been scd. The obs.ac,e which have mad to cOnteId with lately .n coIug watch work hey-ug ceased an now prepared to do al work entrusted to ny c-s in prompt and eftceu' manner. AI work sent 70 from the country shall he promptly s;teudei to. sIa satis.action guaranteed C-r= and examine uy isS- ery: no tro'.Li- t. -hcw goods. Goods sent se- lycuou to re-pJus lJie psrt.--,
 .Z-Pr.oes io- a.. xJss cJHs!s,ea. with good work mansaiP.
 G. CURRY.
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CAUTION.

' chase 3 certain Vr1rnszorv uot- drawn in favor Uf r. CvaI- three Iu.d-.d aLd sixty four dollars and 73 cc't S.,ft 73I dated September 245h, l.sJ, and signed } Us, &s the -aILe has he.u p.id iu full.
 siIPiEE MILL LUMBER co. Prescott. tU-t-t =. I--l.
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STIR AY HORSE

Taveu ur. one iay horse, braIfei tSo straight bars cr If thigh white feet whste spot forehead 1ll r. spot on ncse about y-a.s o.d The ovn.r have the by rowing property and paying charges
 W, r. NILBER. Verde yalicy, SeIt. l9, 1881.
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r.r,.,.l B. r.e -:4..r...s. .-- -.. . neu5 r..-i,.,l .- .'. ,,.rr h.. .,..e. .......... t....- '.... of u.a..,f. D. -.-.-. ..... ...-. admirc ii.s.. ccre. !u ta... .. '... .... ..-. a.s a.'- ur.l $. l,ie %. .... ..... ......... '..... are oa...~ .-. .l.. s.. -. than 'ac Ln-..... ... il!-adau.,l ..r a-. -.... that rui,a- i.l Q. a.. .dir;riuaa r' ..r .... country.
 yollan... i'.I ...-
 her tc a..,.g :.., ... ..: o.fcrpuue.. H....... for the d,.hlas#, r...... Ev-z.I. =,l. .. cia.-.c-... ... <, as.-. ... -'.. ....... ,..
 rrru. d. .... our country .--, I.... a..,I.,,.a. |, ia, ,a. fr-. t.. ..f.... tuo amen .-a .... exhibited. ". .a. Guli.l, uur ,'si. s.r ..,. .... the pr,l,.- oi G.,. -...-. .....- invade American ....-ss ..... ..t.t. - Iutcrnuciue ~r.u-..,. ~.. , regarded .., Fl. ... ,r ... .......-.. anu pcor.e. .-Ha
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When the il.us:rious Washington died his peaceful death the old world shed no tears. and America had @ lesser population L. mourn the national loss. When Lincoln was stricken down to death the intensity of grief ii rhe South w;,s not 80 marked 6. u Is Il lie present Case. co it chauces It. b'' that llo deatl in modern -mes has ho touched the hearts of n.en with sorrow as this cruel arG fatal assassination f eur noble, self educated, seli-controiled, ideal American r. es.dent Tucson StaT.
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TucSduy, October Ill, 1881,

3: !. ocl7ck N. of tE2t "a in front Of the Court Hcuse, iH t5e Nlu=gs Of Prescott, ld county of Nayala VII! sei above described real estate st pCc suction the se-J bidder for cash. t0 satisfy sad srTT2 su.ls fCuu due Go ss;isfy sad rx,cu- and eKylnsv ssic. ro-ts and accruLR costs.
 JOsEFH k. WALKER, She:Ir, By r. ST. JAAEs. D., ny.
 FGescOyl, A T., Sep.. l3, SsIi
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Estray Animal.

Came into ruv band of cAs,ie about year sire- a ye4rliBg heifer br4Ierd tas right hip with the- srraigbt bars. COlur [ sad hstc- is alu,o~t o..fN he rrgu-s;~d 70 prove rg3f%rty, E@y esfs'- and take the animal away.
 Prescost. A. T. Seri- P, Issi.-H
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JAMES c. BLAINE,
 Secretary of State.

Ih, f,iioain., message caIue to NEipple ...y last nighs iron the operator at Marcopa:
 IAmcoPA. Sept. 20;h. r. OPERATOR Nh'PrLh.
 Cus,,5o. "p. ,.. Sept. 23 Reports from rai,as sousc-s, President; Arthur shot. ,..c.- tNe.rela.--.
 pTEEAroE. F.. s.,u,e 5.-.ale', c..aa through in regu- raer and ,- -r.i.5cd a, the telegraph H-.,..s. g., h.sias foundation. The ... ....a....u is looked i,r mrmcn- -...- l.s b,.u sh.t and killed i; ...... ... o.,.r4.-ut wit.l'u; aay head. .....s a.l,..e fies.5cut. Nice-Prcaldeat, :,as .. r..- r,-.te. I..r Speaker of tae !. ...,. .a. ,..- .u.. alternative Tests with .. -o-a-y a; Stae If y,e Gil,le,,; States -, s.,i :. l.cs election.
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\ railway .cc.d,ur occurred at Den. ? yesterday hy which two men. aH ei7l!.--: -nd 2rakemau. &-re serious J injured The railway otileia'- at -hi- place, with that s'- Yer.atlve degree of reticcnc. for which they .rc noted. I,..s-d .e names If t..e mg"c-- me., or any .-As- ,.-.s..s of the aceiaent.- >tr.
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AGENTS AND CANvAssERs

Make from S35 to x52 per week selling gOJas for E. E kIDEOUT co, h Barclay street, New Yo.z.
 for their catalogue and terms. oys-ly
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Itl>a cc.ra5 fact .aat Russia, one of the ....e-, .. c,'...-d countries makes a greater -.. wealth IL one respect than aDy .--.- ~..e. Inc domes of al the churches .s -.. H, --,.r-, Moscow and other large ...... are :. -.l et-h golJ nearly quarter .l ai .aea thick. IAe new Church If the s.v.a',.. oe.,,f.eI end opened in Moscow
 bet ..... .lgr-seu.s a yalGe of fully 5lJ, ,.vyut The isaac cathedral, SJ. Peters lrl, nay }e safely credited with at least t..i.. ...a, auaGu.. So strong, however, + tue o.a S.av belief in the inviOlable sancIty of 'ho.y places that during countless sea sous of widespread and bitter distress no at tempt has ever been made to plumber the gold taas teu.ptingiy exposed. Indeed, one or the ilues- Churches in St. Petersburg, the kavau Cathedral. owcz is massive -ii!.ue L. a voluntary o;'erirs oi the p!undcr taken by the Cossac.5 in I6l2.
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!; f.. no,r manlrcs; hat the death of Pres id-u; Garfield will produce no shock to tEe government. such as has been anticipated hy s..ae. and would doubtless have been the cas. haj !lis end been more sudden. The E.ru5lt l. sadly founded, all the govern u.l.t s,ipcl .j,tls s,r,n4 ior a'i ernefscncics
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F.,lI ..:a-, i..t.r nl'',aa 9~ from me states. fc,, air,s che death of President Garfield. v1 c.can tic f",loring:
 "The gloom casr over the whole United St.t-. !, ri ;le greatest lua-nirvde, and can nc, bo realized |, any degree by people h i,i. iii ,cnIo.e te:.it"rios. Eo one srcaks; Ie..ro-. i, suspended; travel Is at d stand ..i,i. iIult tlo nation MOUTHS
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tlrEEArnE.
...,,y .>o TURNER y,-rpEEEES.

.... C.FLr- Sept. 25 t..e ,ag;derers of .aa-ar ,.aa iur;rr. @, Sii't'iiet0na ranch, ...e l..a a-e-Ica;ned ly Tiffany be Es- .s..-a-.a~. o5 Sanchez band, Neoejazay ..r .. s.a If s.sl4;eay Of the medicine bend .ud Jaeao. Uh5 aas wounded ... a-at .- Nilai4.,ns, whose band is ...5.eu. Iae sg-n. a>s,r.- iis Getelnln- ... |, u,. u.- u-,..vsr e.iYIts to hIin; these ..rt.rsla q. justice. Iu all interview be t1. Indian agent aud Sanchez. tAc .-..t t,,... :..- I.,d.ciaa r.an mast hare .l a..-. e,.l -.sJ ], WIS oains to
 u- tl.. tae o.-b-,.'; ,s-grrsd. This
 . vsa Ja information on which .. I...a, ia.,J Is warning t,iegrar,s oi r.. i3. ro G.u. C.n, aud sulso.ucn-
 I,fI,>. L1.yE>iNc.
 >-< c,rra-, >sg.. 2a. -ot/the -i.ty ... ,,l. c.....s j.. vj,h rl.e chf;s to IT. ....-r. a.J w3.a. on the sIseaskf .As chiefs. ... f,r the mogn,sins. forty bf ,hein haze au-a ,, y..- reservation f,-day, through s'.- c1.l...,.,s ara lL.5.e.eaFnt of Cd. ri aa- Tu.sy who have e sne say all except r.-r ,,g :9c nbo will be t again tomorrow. T.e r5ar Q. five who re: sse to zurrenderwill b. either !-.ncd ar broct f., 70 J,e agency by ,,.e agency naaf,'t 'ee'os these hosiile' believing that tiete " l. quarrel existing between ,he agcncy t4u,horities and Gen. WN.ax. refused to Surrender their arms t...s s.,,:sf ,ui ior tLc ncGEtsins. They c.....,.lv ,trAct ,h sariouis command aa.gra- t,eard thc ,esesSa,loil, a.'u iaE ,I..up leaders they did not know what to ,, auI gradually sru,e back to the agency
 sa...c-- ABILITY s> N EXE'UrvE.
 Ncr YORK. >r,... 2t The death of ..,-.i,u, Garfield l.,, u.,uga,iy ca,ice f9.,, .-a-ess.,n~ pi oIlni.n as 2" the abilities of F.e,:5.ur t.tlu,r Aaon. the men who ,..,., :.ul intimately si.-:a are "uiv words - ,.ann.ead4;ioa hoard loat e',oe-rond- .r- lnet ex-Gorern,r Nasd of New Icr,ey ...fs week. IL is one "f the most able poi ..u> ip New Jersey. He has known t,-.-,-. A,t''ur for many years aI.d he spoke .. .r.. highest terms @. i.n E. [. Gatens. ..... h.s l.,n ,n General Arthurs ot,:,e :: ..r..,sn >,zrs. alsn says that he Is a man ct ..,.s .,.rg .- -larac.cr an3 Iare executive
 During tae ~s- General Arthur
 ,,,ateilna-5.. -GeL..al oa no>osa-.~ -.I..-,; t- ....t ,',.e a large par Of
 ..... ..r ''.e at.". vts purchased by
 .,. a ,;.-.. ..-a.,rJ p- returned .ue c,-a-.t TheIc ale eanoOs
 - as ,r c..an-., iu tine Cabinet. bat ..r ..lt .o. ,.u:tlr of l.o,ic- Is tie
 -,e..I s.-.l.oa E'~.'mghuy9,n . ,.. 5.--... F.. tue l,yai t..ieu, and
 -:.n.a.- u .'ie lie eniaentiy ii .... ...a Cabinet i...'faa
 ,.>iE--l"> or 5 rEnN Eo2BFsr.
 s.<-A ClrI. >,1,. .i. Tucker B..haIn, .. f :,.e Glendale jrsia iablors. testified ..-.a.s ..l r,,i ,,.s whole history af tlie ....sr. fl. ....ed J,.. James. Fl -.E.-. W. n E.4a. Clac... .'"rw2od,
 .-. h.h. aat ..ila.e'r as the laIrsos .... .i..s.- t.. gang. \ tgw weeks ago ... .a 5a- ........-..-y 5:--aan received a
 .-...r- Irs-- ...# JG1,rv,,l. and
 . v-L. .a ;ae v.-u stand lis
 ... ..-. ue.. Independence vue set
 s.- 5.-.....].
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| is ill, to talk about proper pnnshment tuy Guiteau r. punish adequately such a cline as hi- l. impossible. Hem.ht be t''- tured to death .n manner that oonid out rage humanity. and still his crime would n"t fe punished T. is beyond thc power 1T la.r 70 Iuu.sh him as hedeserves. and there fore idle to talk about f HeMayre hans' { and ve, tL. hanging would satisfy justice .isI- rogy than the hanging uf CIT III the
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G-. rra C 'rai, deselr ecles "t tor :s.s. grows ;aaY j-,,; e. e. y-tIvepoun,is. .au. E.. l,.. o- -a.> IS considered great d...i........ ,.,...l.. -ta II.lIus.
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l.; ,>-e.,... .,..~. .iu...--ta co.t.'.s no '.-.rr ly F. tA,,. wl,l ap .ve. e x tent "t .iJJ a---- a"h. Tn z -"A iI 'S srle. cover one-r~e- sieJr ct the rGIi 1oe o.
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-,.l..t.is rn -A. ia.a,G--r trans. .... .,a.a,..c rr....D- ,.l tae \. % P. -.., .,r., tton11y. are to be provided with ,..5,, rrisar :. Tl's t.sil willmrSo ''HT- cling ol. tir : N I. road !-s SUI, -&i- '. - ra J,G-r.!
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NrrntEER ,rERExnFE,.

san Carlos, Sept 27.- oiA nne horses b. longing to settlers, and another government mule have been brought III by an Indian.
 Joalah. charged with comphcity in the murder of Moody and Turner, Eear Globe, came im last night: he is badly wounded H. the lcg.
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T.c t-.vo,..4 expenses oi 100000 drum ta.~- employed by the merchants "f rAe Jiat.- states #rc %i2O. eco, GOO year. eS- elusive at salaries.
 The highest fake ill the world is Green I-r. .l ,.. laio Its surface Is lO.255 feet .,,.,.., -.c level ui the sea.
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N.-la ysou, Sept. 23-Tle President '.. called aa e.s.. 5es5ion of thc Senate, .. ..--r '.tal.r I0,n
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LEGAL.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TGE THIRD Ju-
 d!cla District, he Territory of ArEoEa ia and for the Co-Bty O! YAyaiai.
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Washington, Sept. 27.-it is stated posi- lively by sn intimate friend of B!ainv's that he has determined to leave the Cabinet, and .s II rl-a :. :~.. 3..a. as.a will 1vs turn 10 Washington for some time. It Is stated that tie a sociations O. the State depaltreat are now painful to him in view of his inti- mate relations with tie late President
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San Cal.o~. >ept. 27.-SiN hot5c. a:i one nu.e. I.ut of those lost at Cib.cu, we're Llouah, ir bv an Indian and turned over ha,y .,-lav.
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B.-IIs Company has now on hand . Ia eTy.e iLlt- Read ,Eo ,st of prizes for the
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-05-21

Steamers Of this line leave Memphis
Every Tuesday and Friday at 5 p. M.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati,
Connecting at Cincinnati with Rail
roads and Steamers for all
Eastern, Northern s. Western Points,
Giving through tickets to all points
Chicago. Toledo, Buffalo, Richmond,
New York, Washington City, PhiIa-
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East, North and Western tourists
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delightful and economical.
Rates by this line cheaper than any
other tirst-class route. Meals and
stateroomS free. Baggage checked
through.
Passengers can rely on a splendid
trip by this line, as the steamers are all
first class, having been expressly built
for the accommodation of passengers.
Each steamer carries a full string
band. r.. w. LIGHTBURNE,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
A. Y. STEPHENS, Passenger Agent,
No. z Monroe St., Memphis, Tenn.
March, rs, 18S1-tf. .lg.u
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An interesting Q Q

F = u aaE
l have been appointed agent for
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great book, containing the views
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When you come to town call and
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April Soft. ~.
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Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars always
on hand at Hunt & McC arley's.
Prejudice Kills.

"Eleven years our daughter suf-
-fered on a bed of misery, under the
care ofseveral of the best land
some of the worst physicians, who
gave her disease various names but
NO relief, and now she is restored
to US in good health by as simple a
remedy as Hop Bitters, that we had
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! Boys and Ohildrens Clothing,
large stock With low prices, at
ssl b4se 1s4 s BROWNS

Mrs. r. Y. Cox and Mrs. q. M.
|Bostwick returned from Memphis
on Thursday last. Mr.. r. Y. Cox,
who accompanied them, went over
into Arkansas and SvIit probably
visit Texas before he returne, with
the view of looking at the country.
IShoulde he be pleased Herewith he
will remove, but should he not like
the country he will remain where
he is.