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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-28

Ssecree eraminirt unb smpfcblen iporben; 0praMs,
9elsBt eab ale Gramtnattonen unb Guapfsblunaen,
relHe friber auf @runb iraenb zines @sIebes hieies
Sfaates torasncmmen uno gstraht tpurbsn, audi
unter nlslsm Gsiebe ala s~eniissnb tstrahtst tr.roen,
tno alls inter Den frutersn @slessu bislss Staates
Fnr Die 9eoadte 8sbbroe ssmahteu grnsnnunsen,
AUG fsrner sGlti8 isin Iclsr. Sic seeadten Grsts
lttsn Graminaicren loGen fir lore Oienlte i'm Ser.
paltniB ron risr Sclars per Sag fir bic 3sit, ,rd6,
reno irslhsr lis fsiddftist lnb, nno BON flint gsnts
yer Wtstle tir bic Sitans, mslAs 1e bst Der Der,
ls9nns ibrss Stsnltss ,uriid;ulsssn tabsn, bssablt
merten.
Sec. IS. 0as ant IA. gpri1 1863 palRrte
9slss, bsti'slt: usin Gslss sur Srsanifruns uno
Nsselplirtruns Der @ilt5 BON Sbic" 1T bisrmit mi,
%osrrlfsn, nno ale inter osnl elten ernitlten, cts
nanntsn ODER commiiicnirtsn SiE,isre, nit Mus-
iabms Der SffSters Der Srsipiuissn Mili,maat,
itno tisrmit aus Dem S~tsnlts os5 Staates ausaes
%rn1itsrt; 8crausseiest, baB 10 LANCE, Bis bic IN biss
tenn 9slsse rerfiSte @inrsibuns poQtnost 1T, bic
tsltebsnos Gtnrsibuna Der Oiili; in &raft usrblsissn
loa ano aas Sr8aniiaticnen Der Treinilisen Mis
liz inter Dem 9eoahtsn 8siess iclsn fcrtbsiteten
nno lth naH' Dem 8sitimmunasn eielss Geleses III
ridtsn batsn; uno ale gntlhaoisunsssslpsr, 9usen
nno Strafsn, ,pslte unter Dem 9eoahten @elsbel
an9slsst lrurosn unb gslhulost msrpsn, ODER iir
relde irseno cine Yerion perantpcrtlih lein mag,
ioasn in Gemab6sit %psiIsltsn ODER mad Dem 9snims
munger oisis5 @sieses ecIsetirt psroen, uno feline
Stage, fstn YrcesB ODER 9srfabrsn, wslhs in Der
Sbpsbe iino, TN, bic lslbsn ein;utyettsn crsr ~ ecl=
l~settrsn, lou a%ufbSren, ionnern Bis CUR gnos Gntlhei,
Dung fort9efibrt ireroen, seraoe ais lrsnn baS gez
naats Grlss nod in Strait tstanhe.
sec. 81. Sieiss @siss loI BON isinsr 4aliis
runS an In g8irfiamfeit treten uno tn Strait isin.
Sames st. Subbeu,
Sprs9sr bes 5auis ber Jtspraentauten.
O.. 0umpbrertlls
Yraiieeat pro lem. bs Senatss.
Sen 81. MIr. 1854.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-28
q p Il e &.

Ote 0erbanblun8sn oeS gcn3reR,5 10 aren mas.
rsnb Der lssten Sage BON fsineun srcbsn SntereiIs.
Ser Ssnat truBts nsmliA nihts tsfisrss ~ tbun,
ats baB er feline 3sit NIT elmer 8iu fIr bic 9l6.
iha1una bs5 Gelapsn 2luslisferunasae1ebes toot.
IaluS. Sas Saus 6srietb cine 8iI, in B,iu1 amf
bic tnnsren Stsuern. Cine BiG bes Senats fit bic
Yrd3uns nsusr gsnts unS 3 rel Ssntsiiafs uuroe
~anasnrmnen.
Sim Dcnnsritas ~ernsusrte @aI9hourne in, Sau'e
ieinsn 8orIafa8 fiji bic 9sitsusruns bon porrat bisem
Wbisfp nit SO esnts per @auone. Stspsns siferte
tsftis ssssn Den @ctlhlas uno bsrislbs fill ItlisB,
LID burda. WaIbbourne bsn,erfts i'm 9aufe Der SCI
tatts, bic Gssisruns ba6s 20 Wsiaionsn an @tcuern
baourA ~usrlcren, bab eas 6aus ben ~fri6srsn @crs
fhla8 Sur 9eiteueruns bon purra!biSem Wbisfp nis'
herftimmts.
SIN SENATE murbs elm lmsnbement ,ur Nrmee.
germilisun9stia ansenrmmsn rslhss bsfimn,t,
baB Nssr'S oloatsn bonn 1. Sanuar 1864 an bis'
lelbe SD6nuns uno Slsioun8 erbaltsn lousn, pis bic
tpeissn Sruppsn.
Das Saus natm Elm Gmsnesment ;ur gteusrtiI
an, sroburd @aitrirtbs psrrHiht.t rereen, au6sr if
rr SOtsIzsiesns, mod cine bsionosrs 9iesns bon $25
fir Dem Ssrfauf BON Gstrdnfsn berausiunebnen.
8aumsiasr iousn cine 9icsns bon $40 tesablen, wenn
itr gcntract msbr ais $25, 900 bstrGat uno fiji ieoes
treitsre 5000 einsn Dollar. Sin Mntraa, 2cafer
I'M $40 su b%sfeuern, fill burd, nabrlheinlib neil
hisls Stsuer anf manhss @cnsrBmitslisp s~sfalsn
mare.
Nuf &al6fs1e icI cine Steuer BON so Gents asleat
treroen; auf Sautataf 80 Gents per piunb; auf
Gisarrsn i'm @srtbs ron SO Bis $40, aht Dollars
per Saulsno !; auf @isarren i'm g8srtbe bon $50 bis
$40, fiinfSebn ScQars per Saulsno. Hch anhsre
Mmenoments truroen an3encmtnen bic mir feiner
3sit, penn fe ihlisBlih teitsbaltn trerbsn Iclten
unS bic 8ia palfvt, ssnau mitibsilsn psrosn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-28

Sx Das Nafssbot Der anabbdnsisen Nali5
@cnpasnien (geationalsarbe) 1T bier trts elm 9tts
aus beitsrsm 9imn,el unter bic Mitalisber bieler
@cmpagnien aefatren. limb hariber mu6 man IDS
niht %irunssrn. gs 1nb meifens iunae 9suts, bic
tesits fir iih, tbsils far 9lnesre, in ssriaisbsnen Be.
rufs,msissn tbatis iino unb ssraos in bisietn 2iuaen.
blids aus tSanSs pou su tbun babsn. Sis. mIIen,
INN Dem Hufe III folasn, alss lisSsn uno itstsn laI.
len, 'rsnn fs niAt ais Ssirtsurs tstrahtst perben
trolsn, cesr iusnn e5 i6nsn niht sslinat, Stsnuers
trstsr aufjutrsisen, mas ni4t 10 lsidt 1T. Das Sort.
5'sssn 70 D'slsr arteltattafte aus benz staats tn Der
ssihaftisiten Sa6rss5sit mub natGrlih auf aue Sc.
iadfte einen latnenosn ginorud,ausabsn, bsnn lhon
bis9er fat fh Der Manasl an ztrteitsfraften In Sc,
nsutsnoem Graee fabltar ssnaht. glber mir tabsn
s'ntaal SrIsS, unS gum &risSfa9rsn ssbSrn Col.
batsn.
Gin Gsriht iast, ba6 bic unabbansiaen Gsnpaa.
nian bon Bier CUR 8suahuns Der @efanssnen auf
Sobnlcn's Sslanb bei SanouSfp ~perrrauot perosn
iolen. SaS fcnnte man ih ihcn seiaren lafsn,
ater mir tpiisn nidt, pis bel Wa6rss an benz Sc.
rlidsts 1T. 3u jsnem Oienite pdrbsn Elm ODER arret
Nsstnsater rabl pcIauf ausre:9en.
Die Drufsrprsisn, Die isst 6err Geals i'm
Shasamtses6Guoe in Waibinaton i'm @anae BAT.
ruiirosn, trsnn man is in cine 2inis fsuts, cine bier.
tel Msile Der Sdnse mad einnsbmen. 60 lanae
oisls Yrslisn Ssbsn, triro Go an papisrsslS ni1t fst.
len.
als Der Naat,us am greitas M6enb BON Sc.
lamb mad @olumbus abfubr, IbliA,n 1h ,rsi 8ua,
ben auf bic Ylattforn,. I'm, cine frste 9simiabrt nab
8srsa 3u erotern. @ttpa 10 Msilen auf ois1er Ssits
BON elssslano tpuree Der Bug purh cine ssrtroasne
St.ene bon Der 8abn g%esporfen, Der cine Rnobe ait.
senblidlid sstoStst uno Der anbsre lansr8tiA, assr
niht tSetlih rernrnbst.
Ks Oamit uniere aeier lps8en SeS lanaen Mi'
lijsSsissss niat gu furs fcmmsn. baten mir bic
aan;s pterte Sette hss beutisen Blattes nit
2sfsfof ssfiut.
Gin 0sriuh nit
0fabame Norter's &uifen.8 aIIam
felt BEN lssten Is Satrsn Dat Der gBslt ben Bs,pts
BON bsftn @irfuns in Der Scituns BON eunaenss,
iArsrosn sslisfsri, nit Dem iA fein anosrss bsfann.
tss Wlittel psrslsiHsn Fam. gBie bic SABRE bie1e
Sbatlahsn nsbr unb tsRsr bsfannt maiden, 70 uiro
AUDI Der Baliam INNER nnsbr Elm nct6penbiaer
Sausar!itsl in auen Slufsn. &c siett letsnbe 81.
mslIs ieiner unpsrstsiHbarn Nislihtsit in ben pielen
BON ben ibrsdliasn @pmptcmsn Der srdBtiaem
Sranfesit, ausSsbruns, %entriisne Opfsr. prsis rs
unh so @snts Die Slalas.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-28

DEHNER. take notice, your husband
John Dehner has filed his petition in the office of the Clerk
OF the Court of Common Please of Franklin county, Ohio,
praying for a divorce from you. stating the following stat.
uutony causes therefore. lst. Three years willful absenc
from your said husband. I'd. Extreme cruelty. Sd. Gross
neglect of duty. The petition will be for hearing before
said Court at the expiration Of six weeks from the date Of
this notice. Dispositions to be read in evidence on the
hearing of said petition will be taken by the plaintiff at the
office ofJ. Kronenbitter. Justice of the Peace, in the City
of Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, on the 2Ist day Of
May 'e64, between the hours of b o'clock A. M. and 6
O'Clock P. M of said day.
JOHN DEHNER
By G. w. WAssoN, his Attorney.
Dated April 9th 1864. CIV
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Warftpreis BON Columbus.
Wpttntht rorrigirt bon 8. Brppfs 5tearnsu. "a.
Saeweteds BON BOD. unb Nreunb. 9tra6fu.
WuffOrDerunQ.

gBo III Safeb Saas? Or Serisb feline Grau unb 6of In ter
Nadt pom 20. Mdrs psifs Sabres, pbne 8runb uup llr1at. ,
Sarun bittet feline 5rau Menf1eafreunpe, bic etuas BON
Esntlslben tilen, ibr NaariGt sutommsa ~ la1eu, uuter
f~rlgenrer Mpu6s;
Nasbalena Saas,
in care Of Sobn Gledler,
, Scluu1biana, Golunbiana &c., Sbic.
MprI 26. 1864. 3m.p.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-28

KS Oie Nahriht, ba6 @ramfcrS counts
,'ntsr Sr'ssssslss ssfsat uoroen, Fsat ia ala fatiA
berau8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-28
81 u # e 8.
Nihts RON 8sosutuns.
Sob, "a Yrcisnt.
S~rieffaften.
PER- &usolPb &yfe. 1rsaie5 9ture, $500 ernpfanaen.
9tncinnatier Wdrftberibt.

Vtneinnatt, 26. Wpra.
Metl. SEP nn:: bSbsr. Superfsines S 6,A bs $3.50
tn, @rceen. ~'o"
WbiSfY Hau III $685.!
p prf b25 bis $780,.
29mals. 10 bis 1881 Gents.
pointer III bis 2O& Gents.
9roeeltes. 3ef. &Ober 3uder 19- q @ents,:-
gSelBer StlGten 3nder 24h bis rs Gents. Safee 44L BID
4ola.ets. Nep SrIeans Mpla1es $l-Sf,1O.
uno Uerfdafsr fprbsrn mob 8 bis 5 Gents mebr. Massi ri
GU bic 81 IS. ~~
8orn, dau III s 1-$t,O5.1
9afer 81 big IS Gents.
Npggen 5 as $3.50.
Sntter. Bette bis ausaeiudte Sc Bis 80 Gents, Gen.
sral Sbto 80 biz 80 Gents. aau bel sruser 3ufubr.
GieE l6 biz II Gents aau.
9en. Glau 3u S25-S26.
Raj , alter Is Gents.
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NerlDren

@saert Disniiag, MOrsen, spi5,n 2it uat Icwnarase
YsrlSr 5enanb bic Sumnae Spn 500 in Gresnbads ~beAebenb.
Der ebrltte timber niro 9ebeten, ben Yetras segen cine que
Selcbnuns in Der OfFee bes sgEeftasn" ab,alatfern.
erluu'eus, Wpra n. 1864. 2mbp1m
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-28

SS 9ie 3isbuns. SO icI tsim bisisen
Yrcicss MariAaI uon @aieinston Der 8sfsbt ems
setrcfsn iein, bic 9steransn Den ei~nselnsn @arbs
nnb Scrn'bip5 sutsuiAretben uno tpenn oies ssihs,
BEN 1T. nit Der 3isbuns poraniuiaretten. 60 piro
tsrsdnst, baB Sbi0 mod 10000 big $4,000 Mann
III 4 snen Ent
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
An ACT TO INCORPORATES THE ARIZONA RAILWAY
COMPANY.

An ACT TO INCORPORATE THE ARIZONA RAILWAY
COMPANY.
BE it enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of Arizona,
SECTION l. That j. n. Goodwin, r. G..
Mccormick, NJ. o. Davidson, s. f. Butterworth,
Henry Sage, j. Henry Pueston, RUFUS F. An
drews, X. IL. Waller, Robert Soutter, and their
associates and successors and the persons who
may become the owners of the shares herein au.
thorized to be issued be and they are hereby
made a body corporate, under the name
aud style OF the Arizona Railway Compa-
ny, IN which name they may have perpetual sue
cession. aud may purchase, hold and acquire by
any Lawful means estate real and personal, and
the same may use ell. lease let mortgage, trans
fer and eoaFeyi and otherwise may dispose of,
and may sue aud be sued, plead and be impleaded,
contracG ard be contracted with, and have and
use a common seat and the same may change at
pleasure, and max all by laws and regulations
for the government of their affairs, and use all
the rights, powers aud privileges which are or
may be necessary for them to have and use as q
company incorporated for tho purposes herein
stated
| az. That the purpose Of this act is TO organ
ize company and to incorporate the same, with
authority which is hereby granted to said com
pany, to construct and maintain railway and tele-
graph lines, commencing at such point Or points
on the southern boundary line as they may select
and determine as the most suitable for connect
ling with proposed railroad fsom Guaymas anC
other Pacific ports, and running northerly along
the Santa Cruz valley TO or by the town of Tu
lbac TO the town of Tucson, thence westerly. q
the main road, known as The overland" t3vc
linear the Picacho. theuee northwest over ront
Ito be selected TO the towr Of Ia Pas, or 70
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
LAWS OF ARIZONA.

An ACT AUTHORIZING THE RAISING OF RANGERS.
BE it enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of the
Territory of Arizona.
SECTION l. The Governor Of the Territory Isl
hereby authorized 10 raise not more than six
companies Of rangers. and not exceeding III all
SIX hundred ntsn. 70 be employed . campaign
against the hostile Attaches.
-. They shall be raised, organized, Offered
and mustered into the service a tho Territory
by the Governor who shall make al needll
regulations for their discipline, aud direct how
ana for what time they shall be employed.
49, They shall be compensated boy the com
missioners appointed by the act ent.tled An act
to authorize loan on the faith aud credit of the
Territory, to inaugurate and pay the expenses OF
a campaign against the Apache Indians" from
the funds thereby provided. Said commissioners
shall be authorized to expend for the purpose of
this act no greater sum than is realized from the
sale Of the bonds provided by the said act enti.
| tied as aforesaid.
a. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after the lst day Of January, A. D. 1865
w. CLAUDE JONES,
| Speaker of the House of Representatives.
| COLES BASHFORD,
4 1.. President of the Council.
| Approved November 9th, 1864.
9,@ - ~ JOHN n. GOODWIN. q
4 A true copy of the original on file in my Office
i1et& 80 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK,
Secretary Of the territory
/. + 81
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN MILL.

The Quartz Mountain Mill is now in com
plete running order, and the propresors arc
prepared to furnish all kinds OF lumber IN any
quantity, and at reasonable rates. Ne will also
deliver lumber at Prescott or vicinity
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

We hear that Chief Justice Turner and Surveyor
General Clark tof New Mexico viii soon be here. by
the by we have omitted 10 that after all the
mixed rumors upon which we founded several items,
our last statement was erroneous. and Arizona is
nexed to the Surveying District Of New Mexico. and
General Clark succeeds General Bashford, who has
gone 70 the States.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

HARPgg's MAGAZINE for November, received by
Grant has Ross Brownies second article on Arizona.
When the first appeared we do not know Mr. Browne
speaks of the parts of the Territory which he with
considerable accuracy and interest Of detail and not
without the humor which il characteristic of all his
writings The illustrations are good. They include a
view Of White Noyes steam mill at Pimo, OF the
Pecacho OF the Casas Crandes, and Of ella City.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

LOUIS ST.. JAHEs has taken the store on the Plaza
lately occupied by Mr.. Lasky. He has large stock
of goods and will be glad TO see his old friends.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

MoH.vE CoUNTy-The Governor has made the
following appointments for this county, forming the
northern division OF the Second Judicial District
Probate Judge, Samuel Eakius; Recorder, Ira d.
Woodwork; Sheriff Milton g. Moore Treasurer,
Wooster N. Hardy.
These gentlemen win enter upon their duties the
first Of January.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
LINCOLN SUCCESSFUL!
THE ADMINISTRATION SUSTAINED
THE VOTE or THE STATES.

The great contest for the Presidency the sth Of
November, resulted in sn overwhelming majority for
Abraham Lincoln The ballotng proceeded in all
parts Of the country without disturbance although the
excitement was very great. The following is the
electoral vote Of the States
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

colt Already he has more than twenty pupils. The
enterprise is that should be literally supported
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

The present number will close the first volume Of
the MINER although it was begun in March, that
future volumes may run evenly with the years
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

CAPTAINS ANDERSON and Thompson have gone
with cavaly TO the Aqua Fria country after Apaches.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

Mr.. Robert Mccoy is now Recorder Of the Hasa
yampa District Hon. r. w. Groom having declined
a reelection.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

G. BEnRgNDT, of Los Angeles, has come and gone
again He is one Of our most expert travellers.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

JUDGE BERRY has built him shop and residence
on Corez Street fronting the Plaza and near TO Gray
n Co.'S store. The lot is Of the most eligible in
town. and the Judge has improved it in creditable
manner He is about 10 visit San Francisco 20 pro-
cure supply of arms, ammunition, fishing tackle etc.
and there can be no doubt that ne will here find good
market for t. The Judges habits % industry, and
experience in the limo Of business 'is.s &c
less than bis public spirit have made him warm friends
IN Prescott.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

GRAMS EXPRESS reached here on Saturday last
with Ssn Francisco dates to November 22d. t
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

MEssRs. HUNINc, at their store in osborn's build
ing, have attractive variety of goods. Call and see
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

DscLrNEp.-Joseph r. Walker has declined the
appointment of Notary Public for Lynx Creek intend
ing to live at Prescott. ... tttl4ts
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

"THR QUARTZ Rock is the name Of Mr.. Hardy IS
new Saloon adjoining bis store in Prescott II is one
Of the best rooms in town and popular resort The
billiard table Is Of the first class and the liquors will
do to bet upon. Mr.. j. p. Bourhe who has charge Of
the saloon and Mr. Charles OFT, who represents Mr..
Hardy in the store, uncommony clever fellows,
and good hnginess men.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

Our old friend Frank Larkin arrived in town on
Monday, from Maricopa Wells. lie expects to open
store at the Lower Hassayampa for j. b. Allen, Esq,
as soon as the necessary buildings can be erected.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

MoHAvE IrENs.-We permitted to make the
following extracts from private letter from Hardys
Landing
Eagle Sky, somewhat noted PahUte Chief was
murdered on the 18th ut by Of his tribe who had
sought him out for that purpose, Fort Mohaye.
They also murdered two of his sQuaws. His friend
mess to the whites excited their jealousy and is the
the of the tragic end Of this old brick and his
squaws There those who fear difficulties between
the whites and this tribe-but quien sabe.
VIM. Armstrong, Of the firm of Clark & Armstrong.
was married about the 18th nit, 20 Mrs Mary Cstha-
nine Mounce, by Esqr. Sam. Todd at Mohaye The
happy couple were spending the honeymoon under the
outrageous arms Of cottonwood, when the boys
visited them for musical purposes but Bill "came
out like man." and the band adjourned 10 the Saloon
of Silyerthorn g. Mathews-for luck.
Tiden a. Co. have fifteen stamp mill on the way to
Hardys which they to have in operation by the
first of January next They are under contract TO
crush 500 tons Of the Moss rock We look for better
times here then
| arrived at Hardys Landing on the 9Th OF Novem.
Der, and left the next day on board of the steamer
Cocopah, in company with Capts. Johnson and Rob
inson, Robert HartshOrne, VIM. H. Hardy. and several
other notables, on trip to I'll Dorado Canon. We
made the trip in double quick" returning to our
starting point the 10th There is no doubt OF the
fact that that part Of the River is naYgable during ht
months Of May June. July, August and September
each year.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

p THs APACHE ExPRDrqGoSs.-We hsve received theI
annexed list Of subscriptions from persons IN the Third
Judicial District to the several expeditions, under
/ Leut.Col. King s. Wooaey against the Apaehss
We take pleasure in printing it in conjunction with the
official copy Of the thanks Of the Legislature to Gel w.
: and his men, which will be found upon the first page
Woolscy & Martin $500; George Coulter, $500; l.. b..
- St James, 5000 John n Goodwin, $l0O Richard C..
- Mccormick, 800 Thomas Hodges 500; p. McCan-
. nan, $780, A. II. Peoples, $500 WorInser x Co. $50;
James Chase, 500; H. b. Cummings John Allen, DR..
y Charles Leib Joseph Dye, VIM Roberts, James A.
Moore, J. w. Beauchamp, and William Randall, $50
each r. McCoud, John Tatman, e. Smalley, R. Far
/ Tngton, N. p. Pierce w. r. Dennison & Co, j T.
Hanschett Thos Collins J. d. Lassater, Ben Stewart
OF Co., A. Barnett & Co, Solomon & Co.. Amon Gage
Il r. Walker, S. Shoupe Alex. Mahon, VIM. Baxter
II and james Bourke, $40 each ~ VanTasse, $l5 II
e" s. Mealman, $l2 SO; w. Young, VIM. Pointer, Chas
Yates ]. Read, aud c. Zouebenheimer $40 each;
III Y -; John simmons So Clarke 4 Henderson, $50
Anuel Reodsr, 800 aud Manuel Yrissar SIS.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

In one Of the late papers there is q report that
General Candy died Of wounds received in battle We
hope such is not the fact
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

NEVADA has been formally admitted State by
proclamation of the President, and the 9Th of
November cast her first vote for President giving
Abraham Lincoln over 5000 majority.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

THE Salt Lake Telegraph says that site has been
selected near the junction OF the Rio virgin ana the
Colorado Rivers company formed, and all the neces-
saryFpreliminaries have been entered mic Tor ihe
establishment of depot at the point above mentioned
for the Salt Lake trade settlement is also TO be
founded In the vicinity.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

GnEENRAcKs.-In recent letter
Prescott Col. Poston says If your
greenback currency it will be very g
That is what enabled Colorado TO bal
from the Eastern cities this year"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-02

70 1t has been suggested by our Union
friends that the formation Of the Lincoln and
johnson Club be postponed until Saturday,
the 9th inst. The preparations for the ball
would interfere with holding the meeting at
the time and place proposed last week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-02

70 The steamer anderson will not leave
for Victoria and down-Sound potts till Tues
day, the 9Th inst, ut 3 Z. NJ, in order to allow
everybody to participate in the celebration of
the 4th.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-02

SPECIAL ELEcr1oN.-A special election
will be held in this county to decide the tie
vote between Messrs. Rhoadrs and Longmire,
for Representative, IN Saturday, 10th inst.
The party complexion of the Legislature de-
ponds apon the result. IF Mr.. Rhoadcs is
elected, the Union party will have in tho
House a majority Of two; if it results other
wise, the vote will be a tie. 1t is the first
election to take place after the nomination of
Lincoln and johnson, and good Union men
will, therefore, appreciate it's importance.
The election can b. carried by 30 or 40 ma
jority, If we determine that it shall be so,
and not unless we do. We are requested to
state that meetings will be held for the dis
cussion Of questions relating to the contest
at the following times and places: Olympia.
on Saturday, the 9th inst, 1.-THE Court House.
AT Mound Prairie School House, on the 14th,
and at Tumwater on the 15th-at l r. NJ.
u We are indebted to Capt. Finch, ofthe
anderson, for many favers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-02

u We are indebted to Capt. Finch, ofthe
anderson. for many favers.