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COLONEL pupLEY,s VIEWS,

The House Committee on Invalid Pensions at it's
sitting last week authorized favorable report to
be made to the House ON the resolution introduced
by MI Browne, of Indiana, calling upon the Secre-
tary of the Interior for estimate of what appro-
praton will be necessary, annually, under certain
conditions, heretofore published, to pay pensions
during the next five years.
Commissioner Dudley addressed the committee
on the subject of Indian pensions.
The Commissioner also spoke of the present svs-
tenn of payment to inmates of soldiers homes He
referred to the abuse of the rules which permit in
mates leaving the homes, after contracting large
debts, return and demand from the Government
the payment of their pensions. The members of
the committee discussed this subject briefly. and
all of opinion that the defect in the law should
be remedied without delay.
Colonel Dudley then called attention to the mat.
ter of insane and invalid pensioners, and recon-
mended the enactment of a provision which would
admit of the payment of such pensions to widows
or orphans On this subject the committee will
recommend legislation providing that when the
children have resided with and been supported by
the widow of the soldier the pension to the children
shall commence from the date of the last payment
to the widow. 1t was resolved that legal marriage
must be proved in order to establish widow s
right to pension and that adulterous cohabitation
shall terminate a pension from the date of COM
mencement and continuance thereof. The question
as to what shall constitute marriage being raised
it was decided that proof of cohabitatiOn as man
and wife shall be sufficient to payment of an
estopped pension.
Colonel Dudley informed the committee that he
had issued instructions for the establishment of
medical boards at places about forty miles apart
throughout the country, where pensioners will
be required to appear and exhibit their claims and
undergo examination.
On the subject OF reducing the examination fee
from So to 81 Colonel Dudley said that in his
opinion it was not advisable the fee was already
too small to make it an nducement to any reputable
physician to be member of the examining board.
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COL, A, B. FARNHAM.

The Lewiston Journal learns that " at the coming
State Encampment of the &. A. r., Post Beale No
y, of Bangor Me-, will present for the office of
Depafl f oolanutr lpf sde ensuing year the
popular postmaster of Bangor and Post Com.
mander of Post Beale. Colonel Farnham has bril-
liant record of gallant service still carrying in his
lung a rebel bullet that kept him on the verge of
death for months. He entered the service in the
Second Maine regiment and was promoted sue
cessvely to lieutenant and captain then joined the
Sixteenth Maine as major, promoted to lieu
tenant colonel and the command Of the regiment"
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The survivors of the original Kearney Brigade
held largely attended meeting in G. A. r. Hail.
Camden, New Jersey, recently-Major Bryant in.
the chairto take steps celebrate the anniversary
Of their organization, which will be held in June
The next meeting will take place January 2eth at
p. H., in the same ball.
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The trial of Trigonia and several other nihilists
will begin in St Petersburg at the end OF January
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H. II. Smith Post, No. 10, G. A. R., of Stowe, Vt,
has elected the following officers Post Commander,
G. Watts, I'd; S. V. c.. NJ E. French j. " c., O. F.
Gerry; @. NJ, F. L. Wells; Surgeon, G. A. Cheney
Chaplain, Ira Mum; o. D., II. W. Warren; o. G.,
G. W. Adams; Adj't ]. A. Stafford; Q. M Serg't, s.
A. Mansfield; Sergt Maj, A. c. Raymond
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Post 145, Quakertown, Pa, has installed the
following officers for 1882: Commander, Levi K.
Moore; S. V. c., Robert E. Patton; J. V. c., Allen
E. Meyer; Chaplain, J. Howard Kohl Surgeon,
Lewis P. Grier; q. NJ, J. Gebron; Adjutant, JOS.
G. Harmer; 0. D., A, NJ. Harmer.
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The following are the officers Of Custer Post, No.
81, Department of New York, G. A. R.. for 1882, in
stalled Friday evening last: Commander, C. S. Ali.
son s. V. c., Jas Faucet ]. " c., r. Ssager Chap
lain, NJ. McChesney Adj't, o. 81. Smith Q. NJ, C.
Gansevoort; o. D., S. D. Legro; o. g., J. Story.
James Faucet is delegate to the Annual Nncamp-
ment.
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of the pending bill. He suggested notifications
making it applicable.
Mr.. Teller said he was opposed to the bill, not
because he thought the bonds could not be sod but
because he dsinclined to continue the everlast
ing tnkeriDg of the finances, and failed to that
refunding would be of advantage to the Govern
ment.
Mr.. Saunders favored the bill and opposed any
amendment of it's essential features.
The Senate (at four o'clock without closing the
debate, went into executive session, and lat 400
adjourned until Wednesday.
HOUSE-After the introduction of several resO-
buttons the Speaker proceeded to call committees for
reports Mr.. Grape, chairman of the Committee On
Banking and Currency, reported back the resolu-
ton directing the Secretary of the Treasury to
inform the House what number Of national banks
have been organized from July l. 1881, to January
l. 1882, the amount of capital of EACH the character
and description of the United States bonds held by
the Treasury as security for their circulation and
also calling for similar information as to banks
whose corporate existence shall expire between
January /, 1882, and January l 1884.
Mr.. Harris of Massachusetts,, chairman of the
Committee on Naval Affairs, reported resolution
directing the Secretary of the Navy to transmit
the House all papers and correspondence in the
Department relative to ChiriQui cOaIing stations
and the appropriation for the purchase thereof and
requesting him to withhold all payment for such
stations until such information has been laid before
the House and action had by Congress.
Also the resolution originally offered by Mr..
Hewitt. of New York calling on the Secretary of
the Navy for the report of the minority of the COM
mission organized to consider the condition of the
navy also for specific information to the present
condition Of the navy.
ar Thomas moved to amend the resolution so as
TO strike cut the request for the report Of the
minority Of the commission. The House should
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Phil Sheridan Post, G. A. R., of San Jose, Cal.
has installed the following named officers to serve
for the ensuing year: Commander, Orrin Taber; s.
V. c., Bradley Smith; ]. " C., Dan Mckinley
L. Fmigan o. g., T. R. Morphy; Chaplain, G. P.
Bassett; Adj't, L. w. Denan; s. NJ, N. D. Shrader,
Q. NJ. S., G. w. Hanson. S. V. Department Com
nader WE Ellis officiated as installing officer.
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Last week at regular meeting of Robert O.
Tyler Post, G. A. R., Department of Connecticut,
the following named officers were installed by Past
Post Commander William Berry: Commander Ma
Jor A. II. Embler; S. V. c., II. E. Taintor; J. " c.,
J. c. Taylor; Surgeon, P. D. Peltier Chaplain, r.
R: Morley; Q. NJ, J. S. Forsyth; Adjutant, j. H.
Thacher; O. D., F. Dart; o. G., J. W. Longdon;
Sergeant Major j. T. Mcneil; Q. NJ. Sergt W. E.
Morgan
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Post 3d. Haddonfeld, n. J., has elected tn
following officers: Commander, Henry D. Moore
S. V. c., Richard E. Elwell; J. v. c., Henry Nc
Council; Q. NJ, Walter Wayne; Surgeon, James P
Young; Chaplain, r. E. Budd; o. D., Peter
Eldridge; O. G., VIM E. Vanderslice. Delegate
Peter K. Eldridge. Alternate, William F. Mill
man. The Post will have its first Campfire mex
month.
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Freight over ihe A. 6; P

Tn answer to q letter oi inquiry as to the freight chagos oyer the Atlantic & Pacific, J. W. Mass, General Freight and Passenger Agent "f that line. has the following to say;
 ALsrQr ERQrR. N. M, Jan. ,th.
 Ne have as yet made no efforts for through business. and therefore cannot give rates, but we Trpmisc to the Prescott merchants Co make them ss liberal as possible as soon as arrangements are completed to take care cf the business. We anticipate being ready for business about February list, tss2
 The present difference in rates m favor oi this line from Prescott to n. lonls. Chl- csyu and other Eastern cities IS S23. besides q saving in time of 24 hours. Both time and rates will be materially reduced as soon s. the bove-mentionea arrangements arc consumated. l will make It , point to keep you pasted ou our movements. ouT inc iscsmpleted to Canyon Diablo, dis tance of 3ll miles from Albuquerque. We intend running our coaches to NinslO", 3 distance of 2S5 miles from Albuqucrque.
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How t. ;e.ure Fcrtuns with Ozone.

tc-t rscta-" of 'Zo1it. .. .!,:siIl'c a sut1,irlt qUant, tp Irstssc ,U" thuUs,I. fi -1 rg CT 5ns. aIt | s . oir -r., g iii hv ..tr -g sfi,, .I. cf receiI. 0: ,.i~ I4--a.e gE 'Ilii" Jte 7pi icaIt to pufs sue tt be ci 'ts aua ,, .uisut- hl sr and thus -a-. ita~ !. t1 = fs g.i. F s-tt. of ozJut s- ,B.,r Air. Aat4.. tuus ..tlsEeL air.. eli, and Ls1 .Ii'4. ., lsoa 'lt r. z tycs
 mine W! at h. ~s. e. 'c CC IH .hs e. ., ,.'I " or I'.i >-' W o' Co b4s cvu rH- VI '' .er Hne ui iOEcy which best suited to hfn and hls township cOusiyWe vii ent,r ia;o q, ar. raEgenent with hiH that will nlas- Ip,urr far h,,u and lNe Cs good fra.is. We ali giye xc.t-5v- town shlp oI pcuny prfNllegcs to he st responsible srr
 cant who 'fr'rs tct' uaF age aud desires 70 cont o the busDess In his locai'y- The man w ho secures control Of tZ ne for aEy spe -i..I territory will "i joy monopoly which " II sur,iy enrich him. 'N''
 Do- ief . nay pas Gpiil yCp have or1--cd a Tc.r fa'AaGrI sE1 !; ,"1 cs Te tJ secure su .c.u-Ivt priv le1- w assur' yoU th ds.E, IIay d r1fye y,u o; l. Tor Ire aplc .tIOHs iu S ssy scoic- eyert r
 man! by isi gispa 'Eirst cone Lfst serv.,.' u- Iulc. " ~
 1T you do not care to send money in af.s.ce f,r e test ac age He wlI Aeud C. II tt:t E,.x; ,rr 70 The eKieusf Tor re urn of mn v. Our correzf d. tEc1 ls Vel! Tai g'; have all can d to a.,an. Ia 'he shii pug of Urde;s aId giving attention, n or, N'Fkihg agents here ore not .1ye ..y .te,- uoh 10 eiiers winch co ',1' -r ,rsJe. If y,.u t.k or aL ar'it 's"s a.c G'iJsf euou. Oz ,ne ore ser'ih' lea. ube. VT gr=:aI,.e- hat y Wr rss .i matter what l. '''
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Appiicati0n 0f Patent.
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 Notiee ,, -s-s's -Iv,4 tLat a4H.ia te'-aer- agent whose Tc-t-rsr aoa-r-7 j. ~tit l. a" Cl,y, ' ah te- Tit ry. Iaa Cay fled h;s application i,r la' h fls 1uIog rIIrsn EUHd-rd las -irar fec ot tic Red lou. nIuiu. caIEl. vein. l-d- Cr Uihc-l r'T"7it, Icsrlua coI..r aud silver, ~.'I face Er1-'.G -i A.tc.5 .u"' :: et width, l-y iE % h. Iu aud . v4fti'l tt .'vty vi 'havs, aud ie.rtJ-y C' NrI- aa. Sar- CIl. l. ruo-s fuy t--orloaG a- C.. Ire e- o -irNey t..eof. ncw c1 rn the of Ce oi l. -,s er oi tn. fI,'r..s .u1- -us , ..s Sole st F- - srZoua errlfprv. v'i'Ch .sli uH't> uf --T -. t ~ii" he . Jr.,- tx' ut irlid cGi'u on co .1.-!4re with f;'-uec ssria'isa at .i ceS ai ls s~ iO..Cws, eIt: EesriHns al 'ie .d:sOJYory uosumrIi. pc said Ca .tn and running thsIot = tes= ir.uE EssV-ll huu1ret rfy 75,N feet to poitt in tine the soutnef,v ed llse the claim th' CT hegs rns-krd S. g Number One. and t1- I.lt,I. Lilr, e surfs"e ho''uisry "f sSid c'si'r from N hi.I '. ' atLeraI siGu4ineit Nc. tars NU.t 10 I-'- s5 Vi... hEEtrat ani seventy two huntred ty t15 i.t 'U J'vs; 50 :, msrked [. 37, Nc. :: n nee e d.gs l3 min seven hundSc |. aud ty tsdh fee tn pot N O /, l-tfE"a S; ir No. ;; E dss s- O. ;. -.y n'.-r oi i'et '" 1: tLecr S "o iegs IF nius l. sewn Iu@r'd anI rlr! feet 10. D, marked |. s. S ,'o. ; h"rcr 2 degs WIns seven Eunorcd aud Et! '|' Tt To poet So. f lIarhri '. S .,7, No. 6. ;hea'c ri ttgS 55 mIu- N s.- fu.uJr, i 1r. sait ,"st NJ. and place C L-lrurnP. ,rta'uIrr Io45 Q trr,~ IL" sad uIllbg 'I.,;,l te.uH r,cDI s, a, J'i. g. Enr'er T..r..o-, '9'.e pos.r li .'l ll,. .ll- f I.'5 the Cua un. Lrorrr NorUt aai tu!i,. '-t'd- An all i fs 5 ..lEn" af',-:c'y ais lu-t cr Said Fed vg rai't .i-ii,i.- ,t'lu" a> ''i "''To fr -r- d rcd tJ ir their sd' r-" ".a m Ni;h IL. c.r, fl Uri'"l Sa'., I':ll of.. 9: Prescott .. ..... r,..l.s. .u.r. .... -.2-- y riot Ui r.t1 ..,.-. .-..., ''' 10 t'.--i tT V-.tIc oi . .''' '''' " w.&.sr.DT,
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A pamphlet of l20 pages compiled by Hon. F. Hamilton under the direction d the Territorial Legislature Is just published. This work will prove valuable to all whc contemplate investments in gold, silver, copper. coal and ether minerals m the Southwest. While the work IF mere epitome of the history of the Territory, Il gives much valuable information un the sub jcct of Arzoua mmciai resources. The fact IS, the story "f A.i1"na'- vast mineral wealth. wonderful as II is, cannot be toid Ill she small volume, l'r, the t,cts here told assure Arizona's future. American Wash Ingtonl Register
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IL Is said the principal reason of the Chinese Ministers for recalling the Chinese student. at Hsvard Was the fear that they would marry American wives and become thoroughly Americanizcd. une Chin Chan paid his attentions to yoHnx lady named Sherman. Chan was recalled. The Chinese authorities learned that he continued to maintain correspondence with Miss Sherman and hchuaded hini
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Wells, Fargo & Co. have discontinued their express business between Tombstone and Bisbec, closed their office at the latter place and ordered the stationery and farm. turs removed to Tombstone. They have lost on the road, throush stage robbcries. since September i-,t. $9,o35, coaa-de1I,e more than the profits during the same peri od IT i, als, probable that they will take the express of between Benson and Tomb stone.
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kGTIGE FtR fUb.icATI0N.
Ia4d Office at Prescott, Arizona.

DtrtmI fr 25, ftl.
 Notce is hereby given that the fnl.o~iu named .e; tier ha .Cd notice ci hi- intention fna proc support Of hIs claim, aud secure uA entry thereof at the '. =. Land Ofscc. Vt Presc tt, A. T., in 1lth day of February, s2, Alfred Zimmerman. II. F. No l6', for the fractional SS l4. section l9 Town ship l1 k 3 W, abd Tau es tn, following as his pesses, viz: J. V. ~uIIyai 1hoclas Burk, V Ne On luIu kusl,y. all of illiamson Valley, < T GcZ9w5w WILLIAM \. KELLY, Register.
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Congressman Springer. of Ill, says: T shall oppose the admission of Ttah, New He,ico and Ar.4ona just as seriously, al- though ve would get Democratic Senators from those States.
 As far as Ariz,ua IS concerned. no inten- .i.n has been manifested by her Delegate to ,.k for her adni,,iru, aud fl she were ad- mi,ted |, is more than probable that her Senato,s would tc Republicans. New Mex leo. too. would tc represented :y RepubIi- ems.
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N . c -

A gentleman in Portland. Me has lstel, received from d brother in Texas an easy cl.air iu-euiously made of the horns of cat tIr Nine horns arc used. of varying sizes ana If rich co!or aHI highly polished.
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Territory of Arizona, . E,.t,n4,- ,F N-xsar..
EOTsCE TOR PUBLICATION.
Land OTco at Prescott, Arizona.

Land U'Iioe at t'rtsc"tt ArlzOna,
 December Is, 1881.
 Notice s hereby given that the fo!lowing-namo6 set ter has h!'d notice his intention to make final proof n sCprr of hi- claim. and final entry thereof at the |. x Land Office Gt -cscott, Arizon9, on hr 2Stn day of JanuarH, INs2. viz, Thos R. Ilournoy, II. r. No g. for the NV T II Nv Il, section R. and ME ' of NV ii of Ef ., township lG north rgngc west, gnd n8res tie oilow.ng his witnesses. Norm n II. NsroS, JrseIh Narl, W, 1ECs sheridan and Henry NJ. CiGCk. all of Williamson Valley, A. T. WOW WILLIAM N. KELLY, Register.
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Second Assistant Postn .ster General Frank Hatton, has opened the war on the Mormons by removing Mormon postmast- CTS and appointing residents of Utah who are Republicans, and opposed to polygamY Frank will be disliked by the Mormons, but the rest of the world will give him all possible support, and encouragement, and it may be the means Of inspiring other officials to do their duty toward the twin relic.-Inter Ocean.
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THE GOvERSSurP UNCERTAIN.

TC"SoN, Jan. l.-The Citizen says: It seems that fsesllept Arthur is not going to he i'll haste to appoint tio,e.nqT for Arl- Zcna. There are a great many applicants and his eknellency may not be able to select from the multitude, Sr ;: nay be that he is going to do an extra nice thing for no, and IS locking fof better timber than We have had of late.
 MASIooPA, Jan. r. No freight of pas sepgers.
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Miss Marien E. Wilson, a young lady of sprightly promise, passed examination before the Board of School Examiners, last Wednesday, receiving Q certificate. We understand that she will assist Miss Bailey in teaching the primary classes of our public school. and do not doubt that she will do so with satisfaction to the pa rents of the little ones in her charge Globe Chronicle.
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A FORTUNE
" Awaits any Mar who Secure VII COutlOi ,f ZONEtn any
Township or County.

A. c. Bowen, Marion, ohio, has cleared S ,css ip two mo Htls. Sz for t,st IackSse h.s ment.
 Woods Brothers. Ie' aEon, W aTrep Co chic, 'aASe Se,CcO eggs rL rchaso in hu. aud ovraF s4 list. S2 for test pse-sss zs eir irst isYssGse7t. r. K. RsyrpuIIi, NniEistoWn Belmont Co Ohio, T. clesrng s2 0J @ month in nd ;D. -rllinz Olons. :! for test V cfege ws- Lis trst Ir yrr'IIeut. D. r. WcnTe Uhs:iott-, Eaten Co. Nivb has cleared ',UtG In"u;h since ulUsJ = for a test | PacEs2e was Eis tir,t investment.
 E. GHylor, s Selle St, CT isEc, ts rearryny eggs, fIu etc. for the commission of Chicago, charging 'sc per to eU foc E., ard other sTIc,es
 u prOPOT'IOH. He preserving 5.rCO oZsn eg.s per day, and on hs hasiar~r t:alIGg S .'st h clear g for test rack hs first IEvc,tnlcHi The C-ucin'lati Eerl C 4g- West Seventh street h making s5st~0 m nh in hsuGi h-Uycr's malt pr's' rVinE and shir,n a> feed (, : parts of ;h county Mat uf pTesct red .t HU;.rz. Ir,- serNt b! OzOue u krcp- pc feet for t.out:.s
 1hrse g!r., haV.. al. .yd rle rrivi
 ledge of Publi~il.. Dhere pt tlg.r-. Nrit. t0 any oi tn IJs'e iIrI-- and ,'.errr fireC
 Sow, Tr"v- tu. ah-Dlu-- trujf ,-- ..cly I.: . We have ssid m Fn's ii{rT- ' prC.o-c t" rl ,'v in self that "" have rot cI in. q la f enough To ally person MO dJyh oi t'., ,.-- md who Ia u"r,- cd .uf 'lt!S tJ :I. kr trII. Wii pay aI triav,llCg aud D tI XI.I.-s taif city, If wc fa'i " ir' any tLt 'h-yt i4t
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John T. Gu-rec sanaa, feel very mucA aat,crei tv thsI.saari ei the Tucson Cit izen. nhicl, states r'c President in appoint i,,a taycr,,u~ c.. lr.1.u0. is .-nkin, fer let..r t,.L iha4 H. Aa.e Lad oi late
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General Carr, of the army, who was re- ported to have been killed by the ApacLes some weeks ago, is now engaged in the pleasant duty of writing his thanks to the newspapers that published fiattering obitu- aries of him. It isn't often that a man has this privilege, and very few would run the risk General Carr did to secure it-Inter Ocean
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On Monday, President John Taylor, of the Mormon Church, dedicated the new Winter Temple, and said in his sermon that if the government lifts its hands against them, the Lord will destroy the government, and that the Church asks no odds of Heav en or hell, hell meaning the government.
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hCT.CE 9GH .L9. G,!...!!.

Land pt..- at Ir.....-. .-. .ra.
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During the 1881, 4,178 San Franciscans crossed the dark ferry, or river of death.
 It IS said that Mir Blaines new home will be the finest in Washington.
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TUESDAY. DEC. 31. 1882.

TLeS" drawings occur monthly Sundays exc,uIeui under provisions Of an Act of the Gener4I Assembly of Kentucky.
 Tho Utit.d states Circuit Court March 3lst ren- Csr-d following deci-inns:
 ls,-Ihat he Commonwealth Distyi. bu-Icn ,onipa' y is legal.
 Pc dr., wings aie fair l Nh.-tsa Company Ia. EaS on hans q L4Fep re seTvs tUl' ipad tRc list of prizes for the
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Richard II. Dana, the author of Two Years Before tho Mast" died in Rome, Italy, on the 7th
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JAE UARY ORA wING

Remit Money or Bank Draft in letter, or -end by Express. DoN'T SEND BY REsIs- TERED LETTER OR PosTOFFICE ORDER. Or ders of S5 and upward, by express, can be
 sent al our expense. R. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier Journal Building, LOUISVILLE, Kr. Ir.a Nnr s Irxl
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pR. HUTTON s OPINION.

WAsHIsGTos, Jan. li.-Dr. Dutton, uf Massachusetts, physiciaH of Illinois State Hospital for the insane at the time Guiteau $ father, I. Guiteau, visited that institution, has written a letter to a gentleman of this city in whic;. he says that he remembers wlth great distinctncss siL2r Guiteau ex- hibiied most unmistakeable evidence Oi in- sanity. Dr. McFarlepd entertained at that time, as now, the same vle~.
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William F. Weld, Boston millionaire. recently died while on visit te Philadel- 1 phia. He left an estate valued at sl2. GOO, IOOO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-13

As will be seen by our dispatches, the President has not yet nominated any per sons for Governor and Secretary of Arizona, and there still remains hope that he will listen to our appeals and appoint man from the territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-13
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-13

Though silver dollars with holes in them arc still plenty, yet trey are not half so numerous as holes without any silver dol lars around them. Optic