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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-29
owpv,scx oyrrcr, Wan DnPAnrnxsr,

ORpx.scy OyYIcr Wan DSPAprnEsr}
MAsurSSroS, July ~, ieof }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received a,
M. Oace until o'clock the i.t day Of August l@4
for the delivery at the N'w.iors Agency NO - "'"H ~
N'"'' Oh 20 &c., ARTILLERY BLANKETS.
THIS. BLANKET. n. Dee Of pure wool clce oven OF s,ol,
60 be rcd Sd o. oss .,. .SIS' .'.s oe5o. 1S
back color 10 IA. ceucr Of e blanket, They are % ee ss
oT,I. .sM OF 1873 lbs. l6 lbs. which variation
Of 0ls73 8bs, viii b. allowed They mo,s De sn'S'e
Tie bau.ts b. Inspected st tle f,cosy sh-Ie g9de
.nd none III be accepted paid for eseept 'oNh "a es P
p..Ies an.t be made as follows VIZ; OnstweDtes OF
the a, contracted the 3i day Of Angus and eos
tenth VI the amount per week thereafter.
Failure TO deliver specified time VIII sueief ne c~
tractor forfeiture Of the nnbet he may la TO denver 81
NJ oil siIh. con.idrei Which doe. 10, from man
uacturer Of Blankets, or regular teaet IN such sSod,
Fo-,ns Of bid DE obts'ueds the shoy-ii,ne< --'s"
p,o.gi. soi ads oaior M. tom % AK BE- c-''ide'ed
uUARaSTY
III, bidder vii be required 10 accompany ne proposlaoh
with guaranty, signed by two respsnDa pS.n', t. :.
ca,o Ms bid accepted no viii at once execute me cnAc
or tho sanc with good aud sufficient saei;es IN seni eqs
70 ire amount the contact 20 deye. the .rce pfopoe
IN Conformity with he teams OF this sdretliseuen, sha ~
Ease the bidder .bOuh t enis into the contract, &
20 mako good tho difference between the ores o. fao
and the rcspcn.bie bidder. tho person to whom '
contract may be awarded
rs re 81 81, es o. lie s.., Di, Coat
ol ,he United States District Attorney. ~. ,,,..t
,,Ined b, he contractor nd both Of bis gasrsn'fs M ~
r.anr OF the .ncrcful bdds bidders, uPoo 'tHs ="
contract -. -, ,S.ry
We tho undersi med reGieais OF ~ " ~ "
Of - and state of -, hsney )oinsy - H.
sever.iy covenant with the United sr'' o.. 49,, =. or
,hrv win al once execute the contract io the van
with good and sufficient -lretie,, an ~. oao.J h
ooforrnily With lhs tsru. tho adyesncat dated ,ay -
undcr which the bid vas made aud " case vac .,a ~
.h, M 10 enter into contract sforessh We snah''o
make rood the iaerenc. The csr Of the said "
The nc 4, lowest responsible bidder. o. the Pefson to
whom tbs contract insy be svirded' ....
Wi,ncss tb.-- day OF -, 1876.
lsss
To i. su.rsuiy must be appended the Official certificate
above mentioned. MI 4, =. - 4. -.
zach marty obtaining contr t will be Obliged TO enter ny o
bond. VIII approved srree- for the isth execution Of 10"
,ems.
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Simmer Retreats.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn,
"A On both the AMERICAN and ~ ROPEAN pltns,
Opposite the state hous-.
A. $. PLlNPTON, Propr
TIVE La TOURErTE HOUSE, BERGEN
i POINT, tie XII Won Rul IL open fof the season.
Boels leave Pier No. North River a. ais R 40 and
Ss9 FROM Dey g., at 1880 and 4Je Time, - minutes.
WESLEY " HILL, Propre,or
FINIIE LARGE and COMMODlOUS BUILD
i ING add SHADY GRO1 ~. known 40 " MILITARY
ACADEMY" ~ Tsnytown on lhe Hudson, VIII b. oprncd
r sauner and TRANSIENT Bosrofs on the 25 Of JAY AID
during the months u August and september Large nf com
houses AID stable. The grounds Dor fi
pu-uars inquire ofS ". Colby A. the Ac4d"ny, and q.
W. rERN Ell, No ~ Broadway, conc Of BAfosy.
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T1HE LAKGE and CONMoDI0Us BUILD
Boar0 ano Rooms.

" ANTED-first-cla BOARD by family
w Of three persons. In a modern but HouTo. with
veni~noss 81 bath &C. loosted between fh = AMI ia.
SHAY. The De suite the l., ~ "a foo
aud well farshod. For drsifEbie Afartmsns asauciorr
proo will be- given Roersnoss uneEeepuonsbls Adfrr's
boI MOL ,l,s Post Of.ce.
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Drifting.

CHARLES G. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
~ No. % Barclay t-Bulhesds Circgl-r'. Pos,srs Law
PORTS Card. A. Cyndsr Pressw0rk done for the Trade
Special contracts mad for large orders cal solicited
NXIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l0i IuSon-
w s.-SrEsJ JOB PRINTERS snd LABEL MAN
uTACItEEEs
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i 90 Acc, u tho best FARMING LANDS in he
State of uneros along The main loo Of the -, Pal and
Psno Railroad will come u,o n4afkt the sh ID, Of sep
ber neat aud crE be puchAscd wth TF,alry Notes,
entered after ~, day % ,ao with Land Warrants hctI
tsra College Scrip. For further particular. tsdess no Un
dr-snsi who VAL attend to nsbGG a. entries lgiusisj TO
them md furnish de.cr ytion. ~ esch ae' address Nc
yARLAkE, BCRD Co.. Reel fsiaie Deaefs, Minneapolis
Mim..ola. II RefeFrnsr. ~ i.hel
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Chances for Dnslncss Men.

4 VALUABLE IRON MINE for SALE-In
~ the Town Of Sas1sr County Of Clinton Stat. " New
Ysrs. For further particular, inquire oilsAAC PUENELL
no 2ls Church ~, ssd EDWARD LATHAM, No l3t Chry,
Il. a.. New fort, CHARLES hiNOO ~ Geo MI4ers
Ink Fsc;ory, jersey City, \. j.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY So, 600 Wanted
~ pary with ri, amount IN c.,h 10 io eqlsly in an
pi-- b, which than &00 90 msy ~ realized Ad-
dress spIo1Lns an intsOis~, 10 II, LiNSCSTOS Post
Office.
I'OR SALE-A lot Of secondhand OMNl-
j BUSES aid HARNESS. Inqnre Il No Il9 29th e. Or
Of JAS. s. MCINTYRE. corner offthsy. aud 43dsi.
EOR SALE - The Schooner-Yacht MYS-
Terry sails, spsrs Cst'H, kc IN complete order for
cruise. Apply 20 y. BtKkK,
NJ. a william st.
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Mem Publications
rU,Ey CENT PUBLISHING HOUSE FOR
THE MILLION.
READY To DAY;
acNRos TEN CENT NoVEL-No. -
THE FOREST LODGE;
ROMANCE or INDIAN LIFE.

Il, . SPRINGER, sathor Of the Indian slsysr," The
Hunters Triumph ." Tho Captive Maiden" &c.
Til series Of novels which for popularity las never been
sqa.ed In this country 10 not the production Of dspida!ed
ladies' and gentlemen The books written by men 81
live talent hence tho distance have outrun our tsTdy
competitors For stories which win anuse interest and profit
read MI NGo'S TEN-CENr NOVELS Choose rom the
following let: No. l. The Huuers No O. Tie Tfappcrs Re
esti No 3 Tie Pstrio. Hishwsymsn; T. The Hunted I'm
on. The Trek Of Fires c. The Eaters T. Charlotte
Temple g. Til. Death Face; g. The Indian Slayer; TO- The
Tiger the Oc-ar: H. TIE Hunters Triumph; H. The Ocean
Rcvers; H. The Tory Outwtodi u, Zeke sternum, the
onH.sred Scout; 49, The Scourse Of the Seas; IT, The
Captive Msden II. LonsLesged joe the Demon Of the
Woods Ie The Wild Scout OF TIE Mountains 49, Tie Forest
Lodge.
For sale by al and ssn postpaid Oh receipt OIL
rriee-loc. each. GEORGE MUNRO CO..
No. 1871 Wlism.st N ",
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LANDs-TO An NAMING

FARNS.-fsrge .nd thriving -ottemeui, mild add
h.AlH climate, - miles south Of fA-dTlPhis by rsrSad
ci - which produces Ars' crops, which Can now b" e.s
flowing Ton. twenty and tity acre s a, from hs9to 80
py arS payable within oUr years. Good brsnsss opennss
ior manufactures and o;hsrs: ehurhrs schools md good 40
Unndrss ara settling and bu.isng. M beauty VITA which
the place laid urslTIa.ss letter. Gaswerod. Paper
containing reports and f4 ufo-ioa viii be s'nt fsss
Adireas (hAs X. LANDS, Ninolsud Post Ofioe, cGm5eT
LAID Co. " }. Prem Kfcyf Of Sei0g Rob'a fcyeu!i'rG!
Editor II The TrixEsi Res ~ s ssoii ,Te-.> Jsfr
,yaeii IN d0.f re Io.s Gsf sufGth rondii,oE Tor
yLasIsi (Ign.aJ thor ksos u fsts ado 81 ne Wo"n
pydiYfrs.
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Hlc0ic0l.

DR. MtINDE's WATER-CURE, ct flprence,
Mnsa-Plessant and healthy mountain region; niies
xe.. iron, Neharnpon Depot Sote and coolest sali,s
- Die, abundant. DIR. MUNDE, Oldest di'- pie o.
Prie.snI Tresmeut purely hydisuc -.
MANHOOD and tho vlgor OF lS s EcSI p,Tse
wi G.. Eonr Wre., by Dr.. RfC0RDS ESSENCE Of Lrti.
mi, wonderful sgsie viii restore ssnbooa 20 t.v IT,,
ran.i ttou whether arising from EzeessaL SCI
,hn.o tbe FAec,s OF Climate Ss'nrni Gauges Re ns
80 c,,s m, most ny.tefate case is four we.h- ra
~ - in,oos.bi-. Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE Or LEE -
" g., l.e With Instructions for for 80. or forr qaaps
% in ne for 80 sent carefully packed on receipt Of remn
hv hi, accredited agent. Circulars sent free on reesr
~ Cur s,.ups PHILIP ROLAND. Sole Asen, u - NO
"a, Brooms.st onc door west nom Broadway, N. T.
TIyHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOX
GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.
An sufferers the above complaints either OF NJ
long ssandng. are advised TO BLANKS ooe AZ, ~,
RfiFts matte FILLS. They can be rsiisd sp1n 20
$40 and eaocius remedy ocrcd to the panny' NJ
boen universally used In Europe lor many iss-' Wv" ~
srsstsst success. ...,., ~, ,,o c,~.,f Ion.
dom fnssndj and .old by their Agents. "hL'-' Wy
Prankhp- NsN-York. ,;..,.,, .ua
address o. fHOMAs PROtr 800 strand Lonaopi 10 "
impressed upon the Government, stsmp sn'iea ~
the genuine medicine. iH.N
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I,IErY NEW pIANOS. MELODEONS.

L'IFTY NEW PIANOS, MELODEONS,
aIFyA.OpF'apd CABINET ORGANS. At wholesale
or retail prices low am f. c !nssnenis esa DC
purchased Second h.nd Pianos {: scsi prices !foa
allowed purchased Neatly payments received hr the
Same Thoie being i've dssrcn make: OF Pianos N
this purchasers ba suited well horn a. Gao
wfes pcrnsps little bo'cr one oeiave seoond hand
grand Piano. proe 40, now, vii be sod oT tv or eiHi
fr $0 Der month TO- 0o shorts 81 rgsc 'is -oiof 81
n cents PEI page Cab r,id FOR second sand f'snoS
HORACE WATERS, No. iSi Broadway, \. !.
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Real Gstaie for Sale.
Use aisoAgcti0a Sales.

- -
L'OR SALE or EXCHANGE-A FARM oi
sosc1.. on Staten leland hour Dom New folt add
i've niinale. wsls from station fhcr Fieo pc Woud
hanse for comfortable 2story house IN an APO -Icn-
sb- negbbgrheod IN the vicinity q New foff Jersey CRY,
o, Broo.iyn Mes, nc. exceed $3eo. Balance remain
the farm Address ~ this week " l. . Tribune ohco
NOR SALE.-At Mt. hisco, We5tchester
Couniy 1bor, r. mile, from the Cay, r. sni'li RS
IDGACE i've minutes ~.s from station between three md
four acres II Good LAID Llrg. house good ctss.
house, Lr Variety OF chorc frli, excellent garden sood
water will be sod chap innstia's possession .iyer.
Andy % y. WRIGHT No. Us Wfsis'.
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,OIlCE IL HEREBY GIVEN tbs. q Limited PARTNER
snip he. beer formed by and between Ito udefsne pur'
uant TO the provisions of the statutes q the state New
York In such made snd provided Tho se Or m. I'm w
,Ih .,,h paftn,i.bip I, b. conducted IA AbBAIT
MOORE. ,,,,, ,
Tie general nature Of ne bnes. Intended TO be tran se.-t
i .uch b. tibet Of manufacturing Ana onyr, and
selling clothing aud senil nel sTnshiss soois d. ilns
. AIMS ALICE aBBaTT WHO rssiss IN tho town Of
We,tchrster co.ny Of We.ehe-.er ard stA,e OF New
Yor. aud WASHINGTON IRVING boohE, Who
N, A., ci,y county and STATE Of New Yogs The only
general psr,nrrsi and ALEXANDER sTubo, who Eeaeea IL
he Of We.h.ws-n, Ia the count, q hrdian ard SAFE
IF New. jersey, u the only special partner
Ii- said ALEXANDER ST0B0 the aid 'pe,is' partner.
l.s actually contributed ipfssh esp't 70 th- conou
loci the sun Tho period 81 whfh said Partner
p Is to eon,mence is tie second day Of JAY 1864 and the
roJ al hio ternlnste ]. the ih.th day Of june,
To-. l,.,.d July q 1856 A8Nfs ALICE ABbATr0
W. WASHINGTON l. MOORE,
ALEXANDER sTOBO
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owner or CHIrr orlRrgRnl.rrE,
WAssisGros. ID. C.. Jusy T. 1864
ucTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
n UoRsFs -win - sold At PUBLIC AUCTION, TO tho
sss bidder 2: S AK. @ Is:a nt st. fsss" VIZ
Wi william Pehn. THURsDAY Aus.t ilth 1864
T., H., lave been condemned as ara. for tho Caviar,
For Road and Farm purposes many good bargains may be
bad.
Terms. Cash ia United States carr ;9yrs rx,,
lint Colonel aud Chief onsr'ermaser Cavalry Bureau.
A. ~ Mrswrv. Auct,oueer
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build.
ins, Nos sgi ard $50 Bsotdway-Sae Of Books, Sta
onery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Good Furniture de-
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 495
Un., nesrj, oopos,e Sc Nicholas Hoi.lGEO. A. LEA
war a6eiionesr by j. r. CooI' Corien'nsnt' soci,ed
MASTERS SAIE.-Pursuant tn the com
vi ando decreal order Of sale from the Coar Of Com.
P,ss Of ssnm SSoty at the 'e Is'. dernass
against Cleveland I,ne.ie and Cincinnati Railroad Com
rsny al to roe directed ,hs 9fr, Ter '.s r Ei,s
DAY Sept. IS, 1864 between tho hours Of o'clock p M
and o'clock rn ne entire RAJ kSriIE Of said hSi.
Their said Ksirond formerly lnown Che Akron Brzn
ofthe Cleveland ard Pittsburgh Railroad and located IN the
Counties Summit; Wayne ana Holmes in tho state OF OHIO
running nom ind.on Summit County, II. junction with sad
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Railroad, distance Of seon o.
mi to MleIbursh, Holmes County, crossing the Atlantic
and ws.ern kairosd at Akron eud the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Racsdai orss the r.ht Of way
therefor snd tho lend cceuyd thereby the npcrrnture
aud all the if.cis thereon bridges yaduc cnlseTi' fences
drpo. sound, depos machine shop, casne ho1' and az
other building thereon wa;or stations aud tank houses ana
al sppurtansnoes Of their said road snd also AL me ranen
rights snd privileges 81 ,d Company o. into ~ concerning
the same,Ic-pt the heretofore conveyed by said
Railroad Company 20 the Asntic ana Grea Western Rail
road Company. pursuant to the decree Of aid Court Ap
praised e22S 90 Also, al the time and place. VIII
for sas public auction all the personal property VI
said tovciand 3Ans.vie md Cincinnati Rsioad Company,
including IA. equipment Of aid railroad in tho hands o.
the Receiver OF ,sd Company ~eh may be in his hsnds
III. time Of such sale consisting in Of ocomoisrs
passenger bagsse gravel cars 81 hous, Height
care ~ fat fraght !: hand care timber ties lnnisr,
cord wood materials Ia tie machLethops, Tools Old ioni
&c, &c. Terms cash at tine Of .sle.
DAVID l.. KING. Special Master Com.
W. 3. &. Orrs 81 Cleveland, Plaintiff Attorney
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5,tneieai anstrumsnis

n. GALE T. Co.. PlANO-fORlES.
IA Mauuiactory sna WaIefoom,
Nc. !OJ rGst leia.s.., New foTt.
THAMBERS Il GABLERs COTTAGE
~ SQUARES ard GRAND SQUARES also Cottage mp
rzht IN quality other hrs class
P.zno. odd Il Moderate gpce-. NaI.ToVns, Sta
st.. corner Of 4,h av., In the Bible Hose.
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Copartnsrship Notiees.
tod COPARI-

nISSoLUIION.-The limited CopA .i
IL SGRSIIIP .,f-'ins "a the trp nsrle Of ABBhlr X
RAriIBI has bean Dissolved by he dea' Of milton w.
TIA; hbun OF tie member q ssit nrm.pssa July =
isft AGNES ALICE iBBArr,
sursiyirs Oeneral Partner.
ALEXANDER srOBo, SPECIAL Partner.
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~ Of Treating NERVOUS DEBILITY, and II other sem
jnsl Affections. Fourth Edition. Intended FOR popurf Use
by q. d. hammond. 81. d.. formerly Professor Of Special
ABsoy snd Surgery ia ia. S,TscB.@ Medical college ~ Y
An indispensable Ma tai subect- Price III. WAR
NEk, raDhshsr, No. lessyst, Aewiofs
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MI ASUN q TIA AiI1I-N !. NAbI-NI,i VI,Vn.''''
WI for FAMILIES, GU HtHEs, aud sJHOJLS -HrcoS.
nz.d by tho vucs proiesn greatly superior 70 harno
niam, Neod-c1- sud .. ",f smni orssD- 's@ opf Hue
l-d catalogue for .Iet Testimony 10 Their soy DO ~
from nslodty OF The mcs eminent -a1i.i- IN au'Tc-
Prices, So 70 $500 each
CAUTION no PUhCHkSEkS.-Ihe srsat reputation
which Cabinet Organs obtained and no extensive
dosnd tsrn have induced dealers 70 sdrsrse. IN foue
different instruments Cabinet Organs ard In
rspsseat tn purchasers that Hantnisms and oher
reed Tho 'hrg this n rot irne Tho sIes
Cabinet Orgns which have given them ther
high reputation the result 10; merely Of the Ggpcor.y
their worsmair but slfo. In ARE CT etstAl a
esences in cons,rueii which, beng patented c4,no bs
initiated by ottsr makers From th1se aE.o tkrr better
quality and Q; and vnTiylrd cspsciyior eIprt
MASON BROTHERS
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hODWORTH's Kndimenlal Instructor for Z b.

H(B Cornet. and TeDors ready gric. soc. Price
List 81 s1 German silver s,fa1.t. uad frs. 10
any address H. q. DODwORTH, so. Aston pace.
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60 Wbom il man Gonrern.
INFORMATION WANTED.-BEYJANIN

vi ny bed and board wi.bou. jlf " proyocst0r
forbid al person. tsrbong Eussg her on my sesornt
| viii no, pay any debt. OF Les contracting.
.i. - = ID JAMES H. ASHTON.
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gnsirnltion.

GOLDEN Hull SEMINARY for YOUNG
N LADIES, BRlDGEPORr Conn. For circular, al
der Nl.s fMlLi Nt-hnVN,
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MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
vi Plains Nc,yYork. q. r. WILLIS. A. NJ. Principal
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-04-06
THE GOLD AND SILVER nrINEs.

AS the Executive branch of the Government
mas repeatedly recommended the establishment
9i seigniorage upon mines OF precious metals
the annual product thereof is an interesting mat
ter. The estimate on this head was published
some time since in the Bankers Magazine, 10
which California commercial Journal took ex-
cepti0n as extraSagant, but the Government
sources of Information are official, not only in
California. but i0 Nevada, Washington, Idaho
Utah, Colorado, Dakotah, Nebraska, New Mexi
co, Oregon, Arizona, dc. The exports at San
Francisco alone, for 1868, are estimated at
S40000,000, to which Sl0,000000 must be
added for receipts by private hands. To the
sum of the above third is 10 be added for what
was retained in the gold region for currency in
carrying on vast enterprises at very heavy cost.
sIany regions only began Of late to be fully de-
down for produce OF Sl2,000,000 OF silver in
3G3, and Oregon, which will yield a million dol
lars monthly Of god and silver. The metalifer-
Gus region in thu great basin of the Colorado is
ESTIMATED at over four million acres.
The amount Of gold and silver produced
throughout the world in 1868 is officially est-
mated as follows; California, $40 100000 other
portions of the United StaUes. S3O0000O0
British Columbia, $4,000 900 Mexico, 10000
1000; South America Sl3000,000; Russia
5z20O0.0O0 Austria, S7bo01 ,00e; New Zea
land and British Colonies, ST. 100000; other
countries $l6000000 Total. about S27O000-
1000, or quadruple the product before the discov-
lafy of gold in California. Nearly all this
increase has been 10 the Unlted States and il
the South Pacific Islands, acluding Australia
| National Inteliigencer.l
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-04-06
THIS GovERNoR's PROCLAMATION.


go THE PEOPLE or ARIZONA.
Ohm n GooDWu,, having been appointed
ny The President Of the United States, and duly
qualified as Governor Of the TERRToRY OF am.
IONA, DO hereby announce that by virtue Of pow
RS with which ] am invested by an Act OF the
congress OF the United States providing a tenn
Oary government for The Territory 1 shall this
lay proceed 10 organic said government, The
Of the Act, and all laws and enact
ments established thereby, will be enforced by
the proper Territorial officers from and after this
date.
A preliminary census viii forthwith be taken,
and thereafter the Judicial Districts will be form.
ed and an election Of members of the Legislative
Assembly, and the other officers, provided by the
Act, be ordered.
invoke the aid and cooperation of all citi-
zens Of the Territory in my efforts TO establish q
government whereby the security Of life and pro-
peFty will be maintained throughout its limits
and its varied resources be rapidly and success
fully developed.
The seat of government viii. for the present
be at or near Fort Whippe.
JOHN n. GOODWIN.
By the Governor;
RICHARD G.. MCCORMICK,
Secretary of the Territory
Navajo Springs, Arizona, Dec. 20, 1868
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-04-06
DAYLIGHT is BREAKING.

We cannot refrain from the expression OF our
satisfaction at the hopes now existing, that The
brutal but yet powerful and common enemy of
this people and Territory, is about to be perna-
nently aubdued Wa need not say we aliude To-
the Indians. They are the only formidable enc
mics, to this country, it's prosperity and progress
Destroy or coo6ne them, and all will be hopeful
a0d onward. Col. Carson was In town last week
de IS Jnst IN from his Navajo campaign He
tnlDks me power and spirit OF that nation is bro
ken lie thinks they are now in large numbers,
ready to abandon their arms and hostility and
submit to the disposition of our governments
Several hundreds are wiling to be taken to Fort
SIMMER, and join the Indian colony established
there by Gen. Carleton. We hope there will be
no let up" from the savages. We are for the
lcivlized man, his arts, bis government his lave,
his hopes and religion These never will be en-
Ijoyed here, 10 full and uninterrupted fruition.
while the savage and his actiOns shall be- as they
have been years past. Now is no time 30 con
tinue the Indian dangers to suit the notions and
sordld interests of any agents, or any persons
who would willingly grow rich, and be at ease
upon the public caamites. Those who would
sacrifice the white mans hopes, TO the Indians,
deserve the condemnation of every white man
ADD christian in the land. Gen Uarleton's poll
Icy Is now fairly developing lie has made steady
movements of his forces from tribe TO tribe
when found 10 hostility. Give him time and the
proper support, end he'will bring peace and per-
manent security. He is making a new era m the
management OF the Indians here. lie is prcduc-
ing prospects brighter before this people than
have before dawned, since the United States
possessed New Mexico, Men begin to see aud
understand this
Says man largely 10 trade and its profits
"Carletons policy will bring peace ard safety
and lessen the expenses. contracts and supplies
/ OF the government. This will reduce trade and
the chances of speculations. Still, says this en-
tghtened merchant no fair man can desire this
people 10 be robbed murdered and made captives
/ to promote his private interests aud trade"
| This man is right Coutine the Indians and
even feed them and surround them with the mil
ltary, and the government expenses viii be small
IN comparison with the expenditures annually
ander the conduct and system which so long pre-
vailed in New Mexico. When every nseful con
ssldesation, is 10 favor Of the policy inaueurated
by Gen. Carleton, we trust it will find the cordial
support OF the government ct Washington. -
| New Mexican. B.E
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-04-06

tao not sit us down and sigh,
mr T whose brow fane sppears
n1sa r6iast eyes look royalty
backward and forward Ger the years
Ela oua. long years Of conquered time,
The possible years unwou, that slope
aaiase ua in the pale sublime,
Ql}Iraa that have more faith than hope
Te-5sEe not sic us down and dream
Fond creams, az idle children do
Ag fog8ead owns too many seam
And tears have worn their channels through
SCR peer thin cheeks which now lake
rwizi my two hands, cafessiDg. Dear,
p a.lls sunshine for my sake
Although we're far on in the year
Xbrgh III cur yiolets sweet, are dead,
The primrose lost from fields we knew,
{gho kig.s s what haryests may be spread
For nc apers brave like me and YOU
Hho SHOWS what bright October suns
siay yht up distant valleys mild,
where as our pathway downward runs
}ge ses Joy meet Us, like child,
%ho aiden, by the roadside stands,
SO Ass the travellers weary brows
B1d lead them through the twilight lands
safely 10 their Fathers house.
$50, sen not dream, nor look back dear
But rlarch right on, content and bold,
SO where our life sets, heavenly clear,
Westward. behind the hills of gold