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MED, > GIRLS For SCRUBBlNG
,ud Gle .nins. APPS 10 Frankfort House CO..
lr and william s.s. 81
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SpD REWARD-LOST OR STOLEN-A
"DOhdi,s Gold Watch and line Curb Chain
informal that viii lead 10 the recovery OF them
the Above rrwAtd win be- paid, ana questions asked.
Addipss D. 49, MACON, T.. o. 200
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SUBSTITUTES--SUB STluTES AND VOL
~ unleen spend no time but call vt once v herr you
get the highest bounty paid anywhere In the nited
Statee 800 10 $50 Bounty Vash Ia hand. Apply at
once al II Cedar 81, room G. 2U
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7 L.SMTTH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ worth OF hputchold iutuitu.u thi4 JAY, AZ /,
StuyycsHnt Place. Ninth H. l'tW,cu ~ sud "a ave-
nuc-. A. O'Clock the contents 81 larre toAgaing
houfu, consisting OF everything n,,e.sury Tor hOuso
keeping. Sale p'remptory. Dlpo-i'ca required. 10
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G1D REWARD - LOST, ON SUNDAY
pcyouinr, Dec 4, nom hast Washington 81, .
youuF coach alut, about months old This finder
viii bee paid the above reward By returning her 70
lvcfy Ilourc, dJi Brondway. ~
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$40 REWAED-LOST, a POCKET BOOK
FDO containing /. :. Compound lnteTest Note
or tlrr do 10 each, and other money, amounting
In all to about $50 or ti. Afro check drawn by
". 4, Gu-hman on North River Bank TOR f6lgS, pay
ment OF hich has been stopped. l.. T. Widely writ
ten inside the pocket took The above reward III 10
paid II lett a. the Hog ard foot oi Iyth street, North
Eiyor. 1852
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

4 FURNISHED ROOM TO LET TO TWO
a fcsuectsblo women who sew out by the day 4lso
IA youn4 woman tskcn 90 hoard, who could oinmaud
penty Of work and have the use OF Wheeler Il VII
-ous sewing machine the machine taught. II
Elghth ave, top fioOr
A LONE WOMAN WISHES A FEW GIRLS
~ OF man and vie to board with her. Apply zd2
Mott n, top floor. 80
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~ fEktl'AA.S Dining s.uooa, y Bo~ery. u
IAANTED-A DOZEN ABLE HANDS TO
work on lucc roods and hue u.usns. wasos from
TO fshvcck. App.y At WA. =. COT kIELl's,
.Ih rive. neat .al
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WANTED.

a ING LADY, SWISS, LATELY
thiirivet, wishes situation in respectable Amef-
ican family, to DO lisht houfeuork; u hrst rate
!roner epcAks German and french. The only object
Is 70 learn English. Inquire i5l Wooster ct. SO
"A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS BENDING
tube, braziue, fine filing. Sc in chandelier isc-
tor "a nr''-class workman can mud q steady job b.
applying ~ No. Mercer n. 10
A CIT nIp " N1'rD tn Hnpr ny o.
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ID-A stone MASON, To GO
country GisO u rnusOu's teuder. None
ind inGus;riou. men need apply. Inquire
20 On
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yell recommended. Appy % JunN POLHAaGs,
bone. OF Centio aud Howard eta. Jz5
SITUATION By A MARRIED
~ i.dy, Whose husband l. IN tue I. :. Army, and
\ 10 bus no mean ut support tut - NuIkiur iOr DO
Pie hts one child two months old anu would ork
/ M respectable family thai she YOU'D suit Tor her
klIANTED-A TEAM ON COPPER NAIL
wv shoe. Aisoa tusher and a nttot on NORGE
Q Wolk. Apply immediately at 800 East Houston
- STOUT SHEET BOYS. AC-
L. ,usioi"el 10 "o ~ ~ standing puss. a.. ~
[Is l4ARl a co, o. tourtlgudt 90.
NJ ANTEU-ANOIERATOR ON SINGERS
Nv ,ua, hlu,, uu. asleir 10 make blouse, none
Vt 500 han4, rcci Apply? s,cadJ OH TO good hand,
az. 20, Nin'h ave. -
ktTANTLp-3 SMART WATERS AT J.
wv PEkLlt Ais Dining suoo., u Bosery. n
NLANTED-A DOZEN ABLE HANDS To
Nork on lace goods aad nae u'uslins Masos from
10 - week. AIp.y 40 w VI. =. COZ RlELl's,
l,uh eve. neag .,l e.. IS
AANTED-A FEW SrOOLERS FOR
w.niin. spoo cotton. Experienced vorkeTs can
lde 81, New ok. ai6
MED, , GIRLS FOR SCRUBBlNG
tud cie.nias. Alq5 10 Frankfort House Co.
frt and William s.s. 81
2 ,NTED-A RESPECTABLE lNTELTG-
tnt, To- al o1t 10 YEAR o. e App'y al Ne
ElEl-A WOMAN TO Do GENERAL
huscHoI'. Alpiy al 80 haslsoH ~. 50
NTEp-A NICE Girl. As SEAM
,ss, IN a ian4Ay OF z pclsOue Apply ~ hast
w %
haED-A MAN 10 co IN THE
!hs =, TO orS o. farm, one who snow how
TaliP. At W. Na'oi r. 80
IL. ID-A STONE MASON, To GO
' country Giso u nasOu's teuder. None
Al pa industrious men need apply, lngune
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ihaED-A MAN 10 co IN THE
he IS, 10 ork o.. farm, one " no Knows how
ret Of stock prrie.rcl must be sober and iu-
- .i}Il at w MaiOItt. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

there ID an impression that bill has already been
ia the Assembly for increase OF 10 the
Metropolitan police Ibis "a not go. All that has been
done N the giving notice OF the BILL and ue presentation
10 the House Committee Cities OF memorial adopted
nv the force and asking for increase on the present
nav Of twenty-five per cent. Harry ID whiitemore, OF
he ynth and Clark Knapp OF tho Ffh precinct were
appointed the committee 70 70 Albany and present
he memorial They did visit Albany, and presented the
memorial asking for the increase Of twenty-five per cent,
" the committee who a. once gave them full and cour-
teous hearing, at the conclusion expressing themselves
approvpgy o the application. 10 diswove any idea
that may be entertained of lobbying on the subject,
proper 70 say that tho entire psrnsns from tho
start have unanimously dscouutenanecd IT. and BY their
delegates, in convention determined 70 have nothing
whatever 10 do with w. relying solely on the justice o.
their claim and The cordial endorsements Of axpay Of
tho city (which have been given 70 them by thousand
for s success hey appeal 10 nothing beyond those,
yond the plain statement the present ray s not com
msusurat6 with tho duties performed, and 10 inadequate
Al tho present increased cost OF living -.
me committee ere alone authorized by the departmen.
20 represent them Albany and are entrusted VIVID wnas
dJties IN the matter 10 s necessary 70 perform lnoy
have presented 10 the hsads Of the state
to each member OF the Legislature, 10 accgrasnye vsn
unanimous resolution Of the force bspesomsy . NV
copy Of the Honorable Record Of the Police aues naos
Week and resting IT, in part Tor ,ne auties
By the character and merits OF ne e on we
almost uuanm approval BY our cs1ens OF tne appca
ton ard 90 the uetce o. the Legislature or me resi-
HAIRY D. wHi1TEAORE,
CLARK KNAPP,
Committee METROPOLITAN Police
New ycss, Jan. 10, tsta
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Obituary.
pRArH or AN OLD PRINTER.

Is With regret We record tho decease Of ,0sr H. Ef
LOTT, Fsr the oldes, printer at time Of bic deash
ID the United states. re prominent and much re-
spccted in his business having been Connected with The
old New York American and humber OF other pub.
Ijcatons. During his long career 10 business 10 thla
civ on nearly ty years. noted for bic honest
straichtforward course, exhibiting integrity and dee
yotion thar wss unparalleled AZ matter Of history N.
erestlng 20 old citizens, may be stated that NE was
Tho op survivor Of the celebrated Miranda sxpedi0n
tsed out 10 so4 In this city, against the spansh Man,
ne with the late Mr. Thomas en-, Of the EpsiSs Star
and others, having been inveiged, BY repressnlacna
that they going 10 New Orleans ~ psntess NJ y
long confined In Spanish prison Untl few year1
ago he was actively engaged IN the printing business 10
this city but his heaH falling him. through age, 10 re-
tired his home 10 Jersey City, whore DO d'eN on n0
21st inst, OF the ago Of eighty years,
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Mississippi River News.

CAIRO, Jan. q, 1864.
The steamer Memphis with s33 bales Of cotton for st.
Louis and the East with Memphis dates to the 10th inst,
arrived 70 day.
The steamer City Belle, chartered for New orleans,
with sanitary Stores by the State Of Indiana returned
10 day, bringing up twenty sick aud wounded Indiana
soldiers.
The Third Iowa Cavalry at Little Rock have reens,ed,
seven hundred strong.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22
Supreme Cswrt-speciai Tcras.
Before Hon. Judge James


Ramme Is Barna--we have received q common.es-
ION from the oocnss for NE dssndAnt nIs case CON-
planting Of tho report which appeared 10 yesterdays
HrAap "A seems that Tho dsfosdnns bas denied, BY
sworn Auswer, oil Tho aseattoas o. the pantin, asd
that No question now before ~ Court not ~ was
stated show much damages Mo DhinuN W ou,illed to
bus whether has aay cause cv ssscn asAnss TIE "a
fonSnnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22
Trial OF . Railroad Conductor Tor Em-
bexzlement.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 81, 1884.
The trial OF v. r. Hi conductor on the Reading
the company. has created much excitement
here to day, the Court House being crowded
with witnesses and spectators Among the witnesses
called 70 day were President and SUPERINTENDENT the
New Jersey Central Baroad the latter being for the de-
fence The evidence prosecution aud defence has
been closed and the arguments Of tho counsel will BE-.
Gin tomorrow.
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CrcsrAn, Jan. a, 1854.
Two usios run through daily from Chattanooga 20
Nashville, making me "trip IN nineteen hosrs
The mortality q she Chattanooga hospitals Is sbsot
slnety deaths per week aEt.w Nre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

tMss.a rsArEvoEr, KY, jan ~, 1862.
The election Of senator vas prevented 70 s"s 1850
to-day BY 6possserins unsl sne hour o. sar ~ss
rns uo,ss nomlua,ed Nessrs Bsu, eutnrse, P"vnhans
pnller and b skner 90 candidaiea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

The New York Quota or Volunteers.
tho experiment OF Attempting 70 raise the quota Of
New York CITY BY volunteering 10 no losgss doubtful 10
has become Fixed FACT and the number Of recruits do
manded OF The city add county OF New York viii 90 fur
n'ahed long before tho time expired limiting volup-
tcerng.
TINS WIZ 90 glorious oonsummation, gratifying alike
70 mo loyal citizens Of this metropolis and 10 the general
government.
Tho numbers already received, and me rapidty with
which recruits coming forward insare this beyond
peradveuturs, and the Supervisors Volunteering Com
mtee deserve great credit for the SUCCESSFUL efforts
they have made, and for the energy and consumma.s
Judgment evinoed throughout their iabrious task, Of
guarding alike the interests Of the soldier and the county
Their hbors have much wider range than merely OBJ
tanning volunteers and paying the bounties The OBJ
sAces placed in the way Of their progress BY Washington
red apeis causes moro trouble and delay than all things
else combined but the chairman Of tho committee, su-
pervisor Blunt has sharp eye and possesses peculiar
faculty OF brushing away oil obstacles and cutting red
tape much faster than the old oges In Washington
spin IT, the committee in order SIN further 70 facilitate
matters, are about changing their location their
240 broadway being found too crcumscribed TO allow
the business under the present rush Of recruits TO be
carried 70 advaage and shsy are about relinqnish
ing them for quarters erected for the especial
OF the committee in the Park, alongside Of
the new Court House. on Broadway. These
new barracks quarters put mp at cost about equal
ting the rent they pay win be soon completed, with
every convenience for the work IN hand with oces for
government officials, storerooms deposs for clothing
and the ke that whenever recruit is accepted, and
receives his bounty he encases himself In the blue cloth
Ing and stands forth fulbown soldier before leaving
the committse's headquarters This will be great i'm
provemeut add vastly the facilities Of the commit
Toe for vol W0
regret giving up their old quarters especially the trap
door connected with t. Thsy in hopes Of getting
Greeley this trap and letting him down into the lower
regions, among loyal recruits with the hope Of making
better OF him. But they have rapdcor At their
place OF rendezvous, some other machine can be
rugged for Greeley which will equally good
purpose. 60 now 60 ahead.
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: HAEIFAxs Jan. rs ISofs
there arc yet 90 signs Of the steamship Canada now
due Of this port with Liverpool dates Of the 9th and
Queenstown of Tho 10th inst. Tho weather Is beautiful
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WfeCk OF . vessel ON NOmer Shoals.
TIE CAPTAIN AND ALL BANDS RRsCUzD-A
QUBNT rEArH, ETC.
Some particulars the wreck Of tho schooner
vator, Captain ROBBINS, from Turks Island, Romcr
Shoals during the gale OF Tuesday night, have already
been published, but other ard exceedingly interesting
facts connected with the rescue were developed
yesterday afternoon before Coroner Widely
II appears that the schooner was wrecked shortly
before midnight. the captain and crew remaining on
board tl four o'clock the following morning, when
the vessel All bands, although wet through,
and nearly frozen 10 death, managed 70 cling 70 ne
afternoon before assistance TO their relief. In the
meantime several government and other vessels passed
near vhsre the unfortunate men were but discovered
Al the time named above Captain Robbins Of the VIA
cr, the pilot boat Moses H. crnnel passing down
was fortunately discovered BY Mr. Morley. pilot Of the
Grlnnel Tho sea ives running high 81 the time render
standing Which boot wee Instantly lowered ana sent 70
the relief Of the wrecked men, The captain, Two mates
S four s % ,a or sSSa SvS e hen,
however, J. l. R0doK nrH mate Of sbs yia,or nndIng
pertaining nom Che scts Of the cold pulled on bis gloves
and gave them 10 him. M. Rudcx then pulled on bis
g s = ~ sc ~ M p
cOrossr widely was called . hold INQUEST over .ne
csri wss bearer q dsspssehss IRON ss Dominican gsy
srnnsni 70 rssissas Lincoln ana sscfsry Seward f6s
s sSr Lass g. evening Win ss dss
ave y.ars q ~, and native 81 nassachnss..s.
pressed me "sss pro.scsa aass % Pss sor.y Tor
ssvlns their lives fsw hours more o. Ne wreck asd
The rsmains Of NJ. Clask are dsMiasa 10 await Nc
NrtyH " Qi>paD sren ~ East
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tenant CeAmaadsv Richard L Law, who was recently
srea and found guilty The charges mob doing MS us
moel 70 capture destroy vessel which u wAs his
ausy 70 encounter and leaving his shon In lime Of war
before regularly relieved The ccasl seusevced ihs ac
cused 70 - dismissed tbo naval service, bus recon-
mended him 70 clemency account Of gaaDsry Ais-
played In his attach upon w BAKERY a. Fort Point AID
he batteries " Tho town. and Tho high character be has
bovse ~ A o1lcsv and sentlsMan daslas Ne whole
course Of his preessona, career and ihe President hss
msigassd his sentence 10 suspension from rask apa SER
VICE for three years, without pay, 70 s,x noashs.
GEN. BLAIR PLACED ON THs MILITARY COMMITTEE.
General Blay Of Missouri has sssa appointed On me
House hisasy osunl.se, In place u M Loan, excused
nom service thereon.
ACQUITrAL or Mr.. q. q. 6PAULDNa
Q. spauldins, tried for running goods across The Po-
tonae Into Virginia, has been Aouoraby acquitted.
FATAL AcclpRSr ON BOARD THs eUHBOAr DRAGON.
sesious accdsns occurred board ths Unsed States
ssnbsaA Dragon yesterday, whis ,yiSs on Pinsy Point
n Ne Potomac, caused BY shs breaking u bolt In
~ nauhos passs q ~ boiler ssveEof The crew
were badly scaldsd, two ~ whom have snce died
= NRsP asSeiON. f6F
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Mexican News via San Francisco.
gan FRANCISCO, Jan. 81, 1884.

SAN FRANCieCos jan I'll, loo4
Arrived, bark smirniste, from Boston.
letter from Guadslajara Of the 9th instant con.
tradcts the Mexican news received from
Havana via the overland telegraph. 1t states
that the French number ing Eve thousand, under
General Bsznm occupied La Poton on the 4th instant
without opposition. The people hept quiet Many Of the
wealthy hexcans had previously left.
Uraga with eight thousand hexicans was prepared TO
make stand the mountain defcs leading TO Bolima.
1t reported that General Bszane would not ad
vance towards Colina, but world open way 10 some
Pacific port the latter being the most important under
taking considering his distance from Vera Cruz aud the
mpracticablty OF getting supplies thence
should the reports be confirmed that Mrsmon had been
beaten al Caaa. and that Diaz had driven the French
from 0rizaba the result OF General Ba2aines campaign
would DO probametical.
General Juarez At Zacatecas, where Doblado had
assembled large army, and there the French des
tined 70 meet more resoute defence than elsewhere
west OF the city Of Mexico.
Tho traitor General Me IL called by the Nexcans the
murderer OF Comonfort, had occupied San Irs Potos,
and General Negrcte In endeavorng 20 recapiure the
place, was desperately defeated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

The stes ship United Kingdom.
PORTLAND, Jan. q, 1864.
me Glasgow steamer United Kingdom sailed At i've
o clock this afternoon for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22
The Re -Nnlistei Regiments,
EASTERN RE0IMEHTs COMING HonK FROM fH8 YVES
ON FURLoU0a.

ON FURLoU0H.
CascnNSArE, Jan. 81. 1864.
The Fifth Connecticut, Fifty seventh nsyivania,
Fityeishth New York and Seventeenth OHIO Volunteers
have arrived at Louisville on their way home.
The Eighth Michigan and Eighty second Ohio regiments
arrived here yesterday.
The One Hundred and Second New York and twenty
eighth Volunteers passed through ndiauapo
lis yesterday.
Several rebel officers recently escaped while transit
between Louisville and Camp Chase. Some hive been
recaptured.
INDIANAPOLIS Jan. 20, 1884,
The One Hundred and Second New York Veteran volun-
leers win reach New York city about the 25th Goth
instant
ARRIVAL OF TIE SIXTH REGIMENT CONNECTICUT
VOLUNTEERS.
The sixth regiment Of Connecticut Volunteers IRE enlist
ed) arrived from the Department Of the South We'd
nesday night eleven o'clock the propeller Fannie
rney lett at twelve O'Clock yesterday New Haven.
VETERANS AT HONE.
Boston, Jan. 81, 1864.
Portions OF the Twenty third aud Twenty NTH hassa-
chnsetts regiments landed this morning from the steam
er Ashland. They warmly greeted by crowds Of
citizens and furnished with dinner in Faneuil Hail. The
Governor made an address or welcome.
Reinforce ments Cor the Fr0ne-TMdiana
sends Five Th0usand Recrults.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 81, 1864.
Large numbers Of recruits arc daily passing through
this city for the front.
over nve thousand recruits for she Indiana regiments
have arrived at indianapolis within the last days
Mexican News via SAN Fra cisco.
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United states sugre,a: Court.


WEDNESDAY, Jan. 40 1s64.-rne Of John snddssh
the United States Of Felix Argent the United
States OF Richard O. Mason the United states Of
Robers II. Williamson the United States; OF wm T.
Whstley vs. the United States and OF Sarah Hoyt she
United States having been this day called on the second
call OF the trial docket and the claimants not appearing
either personally by COUNSEL the said cases were
stricken from the docket and the petitions dismissed.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

Our lnend9 abroad will be glad 10 know all
the facts touching our new and hopeful town
Let US begin by saying that the name was pre-
lerred TO Audubon aud Granite City which had
been proposed, because OF the Aztec memorials
everywhere existing in this region. and confirming
the conclusions OF the great American historian
Prescott, a. TO its former occupation. An es-
teenied correspondent OF the MINER from whom
we have several valuable historical communica-
tons in reserve had suggested that the capital
Of the Territory should be Aztlan. Without ex-
pressing All opinion as 10 whether Prescott is
or j. not, to be the capital, We think the name
preferable, though Aztlan would have been a very
proper designation for the Territory, fsr mole
easy TO interpret, and more appropriate, than
Arizona.
Moreover the compliment TO the memory of
the illustrlous Prescott is well deserved To
rare ability as writer and historian, he added all
the qualities which eDnobles man. He was a
good citizen. true patriot, and an honor 10 a
most repaLab!e ancestry. His biography lately
published 10 Boston, aud a copy Of which We
hope 10 receive at do early day, abounds in in.
teresting incidents illustrative OF his genius his
Industry. his perseverance, under difficulties, III
Guiding the blindness OF his later years his purity
anu alaOiilty OI chardcIer' ana MS love OF coun'
TRY, which should make as proud to have his
name associated with a settlement for which we
have faith TO believe there rs to be prosperous
future.
'rhe town--may we soon say the city--of
Prescott is located at point near to the inter-
section OF the "a of latitude, with the ll2S Of
longitude. SO lately has this region been opened
that the existing maps OF the Territory have it
only 10 blank
The spot chosen and surveyed for the town
embraces beautiful mesa of two quarter sections
Iof land upon Grants Creek running with the
same for nile. The streets all run with the
cardinal points OF the compass and are an hun
drsd feet wide. The squares are each 325 x coo
feet including an alley of rs feet running length
wise The lo.s saving those facing the psza
are 80 Z $50 feet. Those npon the plaza, which
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

BIZ JOHN n. GOODWIN, GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA,
CREATING AN ADDITIONAL INJECTION PRECINCT,
IN THE FIRST COUNCIL. DISTRICT
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
An additional election precinct, numbered Eve.
is hereby created ia the First Council District.
said precinct includes the fresnal Mining Dis
trict, and the Cababi Mining District, aud VIZ
cinity The polls will be held at the store oil
Miguel Cordova. Michael Leyden, Ignacio
Duarte. aud Pascuale Yegnago are hereby APP
pointed Judges Of Election for said precinct.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
Territory. at Prescott, this ninth day Of July, 4,
d. 1864, aud of the Independence OF the United
states of America the eighty ninth.
JOHN n. GOODWIN.
By the Governor
RICHARD O. MCCORMICK,
Secretary Of the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

GENERAL CANRY formerly in command Of the De-
psrtment Of New Mexico, aud lately connected with
the Office 81 Washington, has been made a Major
General Of volunteers, and placed in command Of the
department Of Louisiana aud Arkansas. Wonder If
She promotion in view OF the Generals good man
agement OF the New Mexican battles
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

The weather is not uncomfortably warm The fire.
quent showers indicate the approach Of the rainy
son. The nights cool and exceedingly agreeable
There few places in the Atlantic States where the
month Of JAY s SO pleasant We sympathize with
our swetering friends at Tucson and La Paz.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20
Large assortment of ready-made
CLGTHs ING.

full assortment OF sheet-iron, copper, and
zinc Hardware. Stoves, aud Stoye-ware, crock
cry, and glass ware
Mining tools, ETC., embracing every variety, Of
the best manufacture. always on hand also.
pumps, iead-pipe, Biacksmiths and Carpenters
tools.
Having experienced workmen constantly en-
ployed in the Manufacture Of tin, copper, and
brass ware am prepared TO Gil all orders in the
most satisfactory manner, at the shortest notice.
La Paz, July |, 1864. MS