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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-15
Knoxville and Augusta Railroad.

Connections made with west-bOund passenger
train and caste m bound freight train which
leaves Knoxville at AS a. m
LOud'tn and Lockwood Mail Pack-t.
The steamer Emory City, carrying the mail,
passengers and freight, runs daily between Lou
don Kingston and lockwood, arriving at Lou
dOn to connect with the eastern bound train, Nc.
a. at i0.45 p. m. and leaves for Kingston and
lockwood On the arrival of the western bound
train, No 3. at 4.24 a. m.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-15

Cornersville, Marshall CO., Tenn,
Il can commend DR.. Clark Johnson's Indian
s I.SSod syrup very highly for ChiIIs, Sick Head
B. a. BARNES
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-15

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
The Origin of "Unele Sam.

Immediately after the Declaration of War with England in 1912, Ebert Anderson of New York, then Contractor, visited Troy where he purchased aquantity of provisions. The Inspectors of the articles of that place were Ebenezer and Samuel Wilson, the latter gentleman universally known as UNCLE SAM, generally superintendent in person over large number of workmen who were on this occasion employed in overhaul ing the provisions purchased by the Con- tractor. The casks were marked E. A. U. s The inspection fell 10 the lot of a facetious fellow, wh oupon being asked the meaning nf the marks sad he did not know, unless it meant Ebert Anderson and Uncle Sam alluding to Uncle Sam Wilson. The joke took among the workmsn and passed cur rently, and Uncle Sam when present was often rallied Ly them on the increasing ex- tent of his possessions. -[Centennial Art Journal
 Mrs. P. w. Stevens, one of the greatest Spiritual Mediums in the United States, and who will, tomorrow (Saturday) evening, deliver a Lecture, under inspiration, the subject to be given by committee from the audience, Is a dAugeser of Uncle Sam ,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
East of the Plaza,

Commencing on the corner of CUrtez and
 Willis streets there is being constructed two-story house, for store. This Is to be occupied by gentleman from San Fran cisco. Next to this structure is boarding house, kept by a Celestial. Then comes the two blacksmith shops of Mir. woodman and Mr. Fisher. A little farther west is the office of the Dosnris Mining Co. Immedi- afely above is the office of the Register and
 Receiver of the Land Office, the assay office of Thomas & Co. A ove is the law office Judge McGrew, and that of Rush X Wells Adjoining Is tine Democrat office, and north in the old Courthouse can be found the Courier upstairs; adjoining, Mr. Anhold, the upholster, and Kuhn, Wurzburg X Co. hold forth and sell mems furnishing goods
 On the corner west is Sol Lewis large brick building, tle lower part being used by him for banking purposes. Over the bank Governor Tritle, Secretary Van Ar man, Churchill & Damn have their offices To the west Brannen t Co. keep good store, and adjoining is the general mercan- tile establishment of N Ellis, and further on the office of Bowers & Richards; next door IS Geo. A. Curry. who keeps the finest jewelry establishment in Arizona. and ad- joining is the bathing and ,onsorial estab- lishment of Mr. Robinson. The next house Is that of Geo. s. Porter, general dealer in furniture and household fixtures: next is the Boston and New York store of c. T. Bray & Co.,, filled with choice articles for men, women and children; adjoining and in Fort and sells harness, saddles, brides, etc wholesale and retail, according to the desire of customers And immediately south and across the street, is the large brick store of Goldwater and Son. which is a credit to our city; the building below is filled with elegant goods for ladies and gen. tlemen; the upper portion IS used by the Masons, Odd Fellows and other secret socie- ties, in which to meet upon appointed times. And still south Mrs. Knights dress making establishment IS found, and dresses for little and big ladies made ill the latest and most elegantstyles-
 East of Prescott Plaza we have thus briefly described, and hereafter shall say something about other localities of our growing and handsome city.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
Proposals for Flour.
Headquarters Department of Arizona,


 Office of the Chief Conn iss. ry of brbsistsnce,
 whipple Barrscks, PRkscoTr, sept. a, iss3.
 SEALED PROi OSALs. in triphcate, subjec to the the onsces of the Ac.iIg Assisrn If Commls- saries Of Subsistence, as the following named poets until i2 o'clock noon, honday. etob.r 2s, Iss2, which time and place they wn be cpene in the pres Q. bidders furnishing and delivery of follows:
 Fort Apache, 4. T. co o0i lhs.; Fort Bowc, A. T. so,Ooj ibs.; Fort Grant, T. saoo0 lus. Fort gua- chucs, A T., 40.UO1 Ibs.; Cf, Lowell, A. T, 2 Go lbs Fort Mcdowell. 4. I 2a esr lbs. Fort Thomas. A. T., 5000 Ibs Fort We de, A. r., 25 001 lbs Camp Prince, 4. T., $ .0oO lbs; whirpe Barracks. A. T.. 4a,ot0 lbs.
 Proposals must be accompanied by bond with two sureties the of s.oO' each, and in ordance with the form pres cribsd proposal unaccompAaied bJ suca bend, will not be considered. The Tigh. to diminish the amount be rch4sed At the respective posts is reserved by the Gov.rnment and xith the of the;b idder whom award is made, |, may be increased. Delivery Of one half the amount awarded v be required within 45 days, the bal within 90 days after notihcA ton of award. No bds will be entertained unless samples be furnished, which should tuot be of less weigh than pounds, so marked be easily identified and should reach this office on or before the oA.e for opening bids- A udar sample of aorr of the ualty this advertise contemplates will he furnished bidders api Heation, which application should be made athe .arlies. prae tcsble date. The Government the right to reject any ali proposals.
 Blank proposals, bonds and full information to the bidd iny, conditions be observed by bidders, and terms of contract and payment will be furnished application to this office to the Com misssries of the posts.
 Envelopes containing proposals should be marked: Proposals for Flour at t--,'' and addressed to the unders gn' or to the Commisslry at the Post. s29 CH,S. P. EAGAN, Capt. ard C. S.,U.S 4.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
The Sunday Law.

The attempted repeal of the law regu- lating the SabDsth is a measure affecting every man, woman and child for evil. It is in itself direct attack upon that wise legis- lation which, in bestowing the utmost pos sible freedom to the subject, must of ne, cess ity draw such net of restraint as will protect the orderly. law abiding citizen from the possible excesses of the unruly element existing m every community. The Republican party appeal to all classes to consider the result of giving open licenas tn those who having no restrictions to fear would transform the quiet peace off the one day of rest into scene sf drunken debauchery. Destroy the bulwarks upholding those millions of our fellow beings who mark each succeeding Sabbath as stepping stone to the higher life and it will not be long before our churches are closed, our Sunday schools silent and empty. This is no party consideration, but should be denounced by every man, be he Republican, or Democrat, Christian, Jew, Turk or heretic. It is an absurdity tO cry out about the laws being "Blue, because for one day in each week an enforced holiday or day of rest Is wisely considered necessary for man snd beast
 Who has not heard the oft repeated excla- nation of Thank God, to-morrows Sum- dayf' And none but those who work or labor through the long weary hours of the six days can know or appreciate the heartfelt gratitude conveyed in this thanks giving. It implies rest for the weary body and brain of man, day when he can throw aside the cares and anxistics of the past week, day of family reunion and happiness which the father and breadwinner can de- vote to his children; and above all day
 which can be devoted by those 70 disp' sed
 to the thoughts of the better life to come. It IS also break in the weeks folly and sin: and many a one having his steps thus forcibly arrested by wise prohibition has vowed repentance and new beginning on the Monday morning. Nothing can be more touching and beautiful than our early associations connected with the day Democ- racy would seek to destroy, and we appeal to all, regardless of party, to denounce this unrighteOus attack upon the privileges of those whom we believe to be the majority of the people. No party need hope to prosper where the sancticity and beauty of the home life is so directly assaulted, and one has but to consider the clements so in the rank and file of Democ- racy to know for what purpose they would desire to have the present law annulled. "5fais cela rd sans dire:n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
Te1eSraph1C.
ESPECIAL TO THE MINER.

DEMOCRATIC VICTORY. Columbus, Oct 13.-The Democratic ma. jority in Ohio will be 25.OOO
 The Democrats will have 16 Congressme n out of the 2l.
 IRISH GOING TO CANADA. Dublin, Oct l2-Owing to the alarming increase of paupers in the south of Ireland, the Dublin Union has taken the lead in the proposal to send l. 100 sble-bodied men and women to Canada, at cost of q 900.
 wHoLEsALE srABBING. New York, Oct. l3.-Acrazy Frenchman stabbed several women in New York City yesterday,-two of them dangerously.
 BEEcHER CHANGES BASE Beecher has withdrawn from the Congre- gati0nal Association.
 PROPOSED SHIP CANAL. It IS proposed tc build ship canal from Lake Michigan to point where the French lines converge.
 STOCK EXCHANGE IN THE CITY OF MEXICO. A Stock Exchange will he opened in the City of Mexico day
 FIRR.
 Chicago, Oct. l3.-A fire at Fl Paso, III !, burnd fourteen business houses and hotel
 APPOINTMENT. The President has appointed Henry II. Morgan, of Louisiana, Secretary of Lega- ton tn Mexico
 GLOBE, Oct. 9th, 1882. Judge DeForest Porter arrived here and was enthusiastically received. In the eve ming he delivered what is pronounced to be the best speech ever made in Globe. Oury's friends concede Gila .o Porter by slight majority.
 New York, Oct. 9. No light has been gained on the proposed settlement of the Egyptian question. British Ministry pro- serving complete silence.
 McLane, anti-Bourbon candidate for Governor of South Carolina, was mobbed while speaking at a public meeting. Garterl hopes to expnse frauds by which ctepheHs foiieo up HIS uiaJ'rity HI ueoFSid. Ex-Governor Johston of Missouri will de- fend Frank James
 Police officer Barry of Portland, Oregon, was shot in the arm by thief he was talk ing to jail.
 Clarence Simpson shot and slightly wounded Clarence Shattuck in Portland on the Sth inst.
 Meas and Gray, two Washington Terri tory loggers, quarreled and Gray killed Ness with club.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
Tuscumbia.

A letter from Tuscumbia of date Oct sth says:
 ''This precinct will go largely Republican. Many that have always been staunch Demo crats, say that the medicine of their Con vention is 100 strong for them" And it appears .o me that the man who swallows it may hereafter consider himself proof against mountain fever and pneumonia or any of the ills that flesh Is heir to- ZENo.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
Judge Porter,

Our Republican candidate for Dele gate. Is receiving ovation upon ovation ever, where he goes. His last speech de livered at Globe, was enthusiastically re- ceived, and even Oury's friends concede to Judge Porter Gila county. No man ever made a better or more impressive canvass than Judge Porter. He has Ourv by the heels.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

In the Matter of the Estate
 GIDEON BROOKE, Deceased
 Notice hereby given that in pursuance order of the Probate Court of the County of Yayaps Terri tory of Ar1zona made on the 18th day of September A. D., lSs2 in the matter of the above estate the undersianed executor of said estate will sell riyae sae to the highest bidder fo rash in lawful money of the United States, and subject 10 confirmation by said Probate Court, and after Saturday, October Ath, said Gideon Brooke deceased at the lime of his death aud all the right title and interest that said has. by operation of hw otherwise acquired other than in addition to that Of tte said nesate at the scnbed ss foi:oas: One black horse, and colt txo year old colt yeariins colt; and the following described real estsle situa and being in the Village of Prescott in tine County Of Yasspai, .n the Territory of Arizona, viz:
 Town lots Nos. one CD and three t3) il, bock No. twenty (o; lots Nos forty (i3, forty -four t&. forty five t45, fortysx ;s6, forty (4T forty- eight, 4s), forty-nine t4S ssd fifty sS in block No 2i; lots eight ts ten (0) thirteen Sl fifteen (l5 enteen (l7 nineteen (ls), in block five 5 the East block 26 lot No nine. 9, in b!ocE S; together with all and singular tbs ienemefts hereditameats and zp purtsnaGcrs t,sreunto Deousing fn snyviss spier tAining.
 money ot the EBsssd StRtes 5eed at expense Of fsr chAser Bids offers may be made a: Any time after the hist publication of this notice and before the making of the aale, and will be received for more of said sots parcels of land.
 All bids offers must be in writing and left st the office of Rush Wells. Attorneys at Lar Cortez St., m Prescott, YsvApsi County, Arizona.
 Theexecutor reserves the right to reject any ana all bids If not satisfactory.
 ssted Prescott, A. T., September 18th, 1884.
 JOHN T. SKULL,
 Executor of Estate of Gideon Brooke. deceased.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

The Signal Corps is having illustrations made for the Grugan Heliograph and are getting out instructions for the setting up and manufacture of it. The instrument is very popular in Arizona, and supply IS now being manufactured for use in that de- partnent. Tine bureau is also at work on designs for improvement of the field and telegraph trains. It Is believed that within the nex, year very important improve ment iu wagons, wheel ard unaheeliBg ap- paratus, ~lll be made. Army and Navy Journal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

While We would not stoop to say one word against any Democrat up for "fico, still we maintain that the Republican ticket is far superior to that of the first named party, not only in intellect but in all that is pure, grand and ennobling. To swing to the principles of Republicanism. which means free speech, free ballot, the right to habeas corpus, protective tariff, protection to her subjects at home ard in foreign lands aud equal rights, is grand privilege. Let every true citizen of favapai remember what the great principles of Republication are and support them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

The Florence Enterprise makes very unfair, unwarrantable, slanderous, ma licious, foul, degrading, silly, preposterous and lyIRg statement about the books of the Territorial Treasurer. The fact is: Fsur years ago the Treasurer made his report to the Legislature and it was not printed. Two years since he made another report, and a Democrat stole 1t and kept 1t until the close of the sessien for the purpose of suppressing the shortcomings sf Democratic County Treasurer of Southern Arizona. Get facts Mir. Enterprise, hereafter.
 That an investigation has Not been had by committee of the Legislature,is is no fault of the Treasurer, who has urged it al each session. The paid vouchers for the past ten years are still in the Treasurer's office, and ought to have been examined and destroyed long ago As the Treasurer pays out noth- ing without voucher in the shape of a warrant, bond or coupon, it will not be dif- fieult to investigate If the Enterprise suc- ceeds in procuring an investigation it will do the Treasurer great favor that he has net been able to procure from the Legis. Iature in the past Let the investigation proceed. lu the meantime his reports, which were withheld from publication by the last two Legislatures are, or should be, on tie ia the office of the Secretary, and are open for examination, as well as the books in the Treasury.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
Ohio Election.

The Courier today publishes dispatch es from Ohio, claiming that the States has gone Democtatic by 35,0O0 We prefer to wait, and see before admitting even one vote, for the Democratic side. It will be found upon further investigating that the State, is still true to itself, and gone Re publican as usual.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

The mining boom has just fairly com- menced, and now and then We hear of very fattering results from the various mining districts. Arizona IS the home of the miner and prospector, and will be for years to come, and to them Is due the credit for the showing up the great worth of this vast mineral territory, and as they toil day by day developing their claims they not only develop, but lay them open for the examination of mining experts to pass judgment on. and. if satisfactory, the capi- talist comes along and either purchases or bonds the mine for certain length of time
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
WILLIAMS ITEMS.

The commissary car moves forward to Ash Greek to-day, Oct. 10th.
 In the recent robbery Mir. c. T. Rogers lost stove. Wonder if it was red hotl John Elliott, residing about eight miles from Williams, was thrown from a wagon by his team becoming friglltend at Q train of cars. His hip was dislocated. Dr. Bishop attended to the gentleman and his injuries fixed up with skill.
 Williams presents lively appearance. Crowds of teams and men appear on the streets daily. Many men are coming from the front who have not~registered but will.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
HUBBELL-GOLDwATER.
What They Think of Themselves.
CAMPAIGN OF 1882.

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE Rooss,
 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, August %, 1882.
 FRIEND OURY:-I inclose you a circular which will explain what we are doing here. When are you coming upl Let me hear from you as soon as possible. The commit tee think one thousand dollars about as small an assessment as they can expect from you and if possible more The Republicans are working hard and have great advan- tage by reason of the Board of Supervisors being all Republicans and the appointment of the registration officers being in its hands. Our party here IS not as united nor as en- thusiastic as it should be. The ticket is not the very strongest. You will have to come up here and do considerable work. If you make arrangements to come by Weaver and lay over there and do some talking to the Me1icans; there is large vote there mostly Me1icans There are some points regard. ing the election here this year that I don't want to commit to paper but will wait till you come up. Let me know when to eT- pect you. You ought to make arrange mont 80 as to be in this county election day. Your friends down south are more numer- ous than here and this is the Repr blican stronghold. Youry truly,
 MORRIS GoLDwATER
 We copy the above from the Tucson Cit zen. Oury came. He didn't do the work. The letter speaks for itself
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
MohaVe County.

Although Mohave and Yavapai coun- ties are not connected by mail, we occa- sionally hear from there by private source. This time, Hon. W. H. Hardy was kind enough to bring through letters. He informs us that but little interest has been taken thus far in politics with his people The county will be pretty evenly divided, with a good show of electing the Republican ticket. MT. Hardy is the oldest resident of the coun- ty, and knows we'll of what he speaks.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

The last of the band of criminals who robbed the Kewanee Qll) Bank in broad daylight has been captured. He had sought a retreat in the wilds of the West, and the detective tracked him along the course of the Northern Pacific railroad to Fargo, and from there to Butte. NJ. T., where the fu- gitive was arrested. The main clew in this long search was furnished by the robbers handwriting He registered at many hotels under a cloud of aliases, but the chirography was always the same If hs had blazed the trees along his route he could not have given better guide to his route than was afforded by the tell-tale record of the hotel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
ROBBERY AT WILLIAMS.

Last Sunday night the wholesale liquor house of N. F.. Talbot was robbed and nearly everything taken away. At the time of the robbery the manager of the house, MT. Thornton, was absent in Albuquerque, The parties who went into the wholesale business are known and warrants have been issued for their arrest.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

Pittsbury. Pa, Oct. 2-In the United States court to-day .Jadge Turnkey decided that Il railroad company must h nor its tickets whenever II sells them and that therefore a ticket on it's face entities the holder to the rights of a passenger between the points named "n the ticket This opinion reverses the judgment If inc lower courts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

We would advise our friends in the coun- try not to take any stock in what Messrs. Rush. Carter and other Democrats are telling them. They do tn: same thing every two years, and it's always just before election. Isn't it 80, fellow citizens? They don't know you at any other time. Watch them; don't believe them; give them the c. B. fire them; Kill thrm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

It is reported that Sam Purdy's mission at Tombstone is ended and he will again take up his residence at Yuma. He took charge of the Epitaph with great flourish of trumpets and now is crawling out the lttle end of the horn. He was not able, however, to save the rotten and corrupt ring that sought to make that paper means of perpetuating itself.-Citizen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

Once on a time, and it wasn't when peli- ties were at a high temperature, the writer of this was in Washington, and Masters 1n asked where is Beachf Now We would respectfully ask our Democratic brethren for the whereabouts of Murst
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

G~e.w Hance, candidate for Re oorder, IS farmer who has always worked for living Through accident he became crippled and has but little use of one arm, nevertheless he struggles iHanfully and honorably to gain an hon. est livelihood for good wife and two nice children. If he is successful 1t will be pleasant for his friends to see him placed where by the use of the pen he can support and educate his children; while if he is defeated, it will be very unpleasant for his friends to see him, poor as ha is struggling with the ups and downs of this cold world to provide for those who are dear and near to him. Because Mir Hance has in years past placed his shoulder to the wheel, piled himself as OK -teamster, sheep her,ler, farm r, anything in fact which brought honorable food and clothing to his family, if is no reason he should not receive the hearty support cf all honest people. George Is good man and deserves the Lelp Of the people to elect him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

Prescott for Is years has grown and fourished It did not come up like & mushroom and drop as quickly, but gradu- ally, from year to year, editiee after edi- flee have been erected of costly and sub- stantial material. Citizens of this city can point with pride to her churches, school edifces, public halls, County build ings, large brick stores and beautiful dwellings. Prescott Is the Queen City of the West, and as time rolls on with the iron finger directed here from all quarters of the compass, she will be come the railroad center of the fabulous rich land west of the Rio Grande and east of the Colorado; and the time no doubt vii! come when the hills that once knew habitation by race of whose his tory this age knows nothing will again be the dwelling place of a people whose intelligence will surp rss that of any period in the history of the world
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

Judge DeForest Porter is carefully can. wasting the Territory. He is meeting the citizens everywhere face tu face and learn ing the wishes of all, so that when he goes to Washington as their agent he willintelli- gently know what each and every section