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Treasury DEPARTMENT, !
CONFEDERATE SrATES or AMERICA,
Klahmlnl. JlllN .. III
tYAyED TREASURY NOTES-In

rySAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In or
i her 10 promote, - far As practicable the early
Ivusatlon ~ Tie Treasury of the OUTSTANDING
1AXLD NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Trcasyt-
ltr and Pay DeposIaIvs III the dliipIcDt States arr
i.eIt,. authorized to receive the said note except
tn flO0 notes, at 10 per Centtm, deposit, issu-
inc or same certificates u loan, upon hyrotheCa-
;lof N nOn-taxabc bonds. The said certificates 10
lie payable ON demand after the pltion OF ninety
DAYS
Aud all agents Tor the sale Of the above bonds are
he1e1y authorized 10 receive the taxed notes, with
the exception above named, III payment Of bonds,
when sold, at the rate OF Is per ccntum.
u. a. TRENHOLM,
Ru cts Secretary OF the Treasury.
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NnIE NoMES IN The CoTToS FrIDs-'T,
memphis Yankee A,gas of the 9Th instant says:
Among the changes introduced in this mme-
~.a'e F4chlty, not the least change is that Of white
"SiAvh Llrlng to pick cotton on the plantations
Yesterday, number went up the Mississippi on the
N'TaHet ht'hiI, who have been engaged fsr service
on Plantations 0n the Arkansa. AZ we'll ~ the Ton
lssacc SIDE OF the ut wages 80 attrar,iye ~ IN
Put ~ the shade any to BE- had IN the city even I'M
det the most favorable circumstances
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MARRIED.

On the morning Of thc llth instant, at St George
Church FTederit k-blirq by the Rev John Io"Ie"'
Dr. HORACE SMOOT, of Madison county. 10
ANNA MARIA, daughter of Peter Goodrich, ESD
os the former place.
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CuTTlNG WITH A kNlFr-At Hospital
No. II, yesterday, a difficulty occurred
between two negroes employed there,
named lsham and Mat, slaves of Viii
liam Greanor, when the latter drew a
knife; but lsham seized on to the han
die, and drawing it through Mats hand,
cut it so severely that all the arteries
were severed, and it is thought that am
putation will be necessary; at any rate,
the physicians assert that the wounded
man will never be able to use his hand
again.
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BEEF.-We are assured by Mr.. Ingram
that the article in Wednesdays Dt&latch
with reference to his sales Of beef was
erroneous in several particulars. lie
killed on the morning alluded to, thr-
teen head OF cattle and had six quarters
left after the close Of the market. lie
had ali unusually heavy supply Of cattle
on hand at the time, and was, for good
reasons, required 10 dispose Of it with at
least tolerablc expedition. The interest
of the city, as we'll as his own, required
this 'and he assumes that it was there
fore perfectly proper that he should dis
pose Of a part of his supply by whole
sale, as, with these facts, of courscit was.
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VERY CAEBID LETTER.--One Q: our generals
mdng i'll North Carolina, recently received the
1.lIo"ln2 letter, which ~ published without any
alteration EXCEPT the substitution OF other names
o; course the furiough Was promptly granted:
4
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LOCAL TIERS.

TnF Exrcrriox 10 DAY. --- Between
the hours Of 10 o'clock a. NJ. and .
O'clock 7. NJ. to-day, double execution
Of two negroes will take place at the foot
OF the Poor II 1usc hill, in Che ncighbor-
hood CT Victor's mill The parties to bc
hung are William, slave of Samuel s.
Fauutleroy, of Goochiand, charged with
breaking into the house of Mrs. Mary
Harris, in the lower part Of the city, ana
stealing sundry articles Of wearing APP
parcl, and Ben, slave of John II. "eh'fN'
charged with hurglarionsly entering the
store Of James I. Butler d Co, on Gary
street, and stealing large lot OF boots
and shoes William was convicted ana
sentenced BY the Hastings Court some
months since, but Executive clemoncy
Mas granted him in consequence OF an
earnest petition, ntmcrously signed,
which was sent To the Governor. Since
the conviction and sentence of Ben, he
has made "A full confession Of his guilt,
the mode Of the robbery, &c. The exc
cution will take place without doubt, as
We learn the Governor has refused to
interpose further in the matter.
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I AW NOTICE.-TO ALL WHOM II
tIMAY CUNCEkN.-In General Order No. 70,
issued by order OF Major-General Kempcr, the fol
lowing language was used:
''The employment OF counsel subjects the arpli
cant T. an expense for which no equivalent Is re-
by order OF MaJ0r-General kemper.
ar. III. CATLETI,
Assistant AdJutant- General"
Having been informed by Major-General kemper
" that III has no apology OF explanation TO make
| now inform all who may desire my services
counsel" In the cases referred 10, that viii un-
dert,lke them and prosecute them, hope, with
manly fitmuess and gentlemanly courtesy.
have refused cases heretofore OF this character,
htUdtcis cda TESTIFY, not wishing 10 COME III coz
tact witirthe secretary At War; but slnce this albl
tra!y ll-trmpered and Incorrect oIjcr,-asp eIailg
nn honorable profession, and der"gItoly 10 the Dig
1uty of the laW,I will take such casts; and any
delay is caused by reason OF my employment, viii
see whether my clients incur "cXpenSC Tor which
equivalent IL received
Such great judges rs Mansfield, Scott Holt
BrouChant, Nc, Of England Marshall, story,
fancy, ae., Of America; always couItcd the AID G;
counsel" 1t Jetteries ana Williams, Of
.'eyil fame and memory" who despSed counsel"
When did Malor-Geueral Kemper become 50 wise,
and great, and inflilble, Il to be above the al
proach Of "c0un sci" who he proud 10 lccOg-
1!ize, at least as eqHaiS, before he mountNi has
stars
mean nothing personally iisrespectful to Major
General kenper, unless lac chooses b consider 1t.
But | will not tolerate tht> assault on profess
ai0n,-at least the equal to the mIiIary,--ani Of
~hi,h 4 AMI an humble member Any who
lntinate9 that those who have or may employ me
int ''ecpe,ae fot scAtth no eqattaitnt " ~
"taced,' publishes what Is not sustained by fact,
and derogatory IL truth 1t IS offensive to pro-
pIiety. JOHN H. GILMER
Wing and Examiner publish twice and send the
"iil !" me DC 2l-2ti
M ASON &c NOTICE.-RICHMO
wi ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 3, will meet
IN Mason's Hall THIS Friday EVENING at
O'clock, promptly, Tor work.
by order of the High Priest
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TREASURY pArAE!MINr,
CoEFFntRAIF STATES ue AMlRIgA.

I DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
! 4 RIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIN rHk
CE1f NON-TANAEl.E EuNDS, UNDEK TIE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW pepo,ts on call vii le received by the
Treasurer IN tins city, Assistant ir,t~lirtts at
Charleston eEj Mobile, uni The y, p"sttsrlrs At
" lmiuatou, Rairisil Columbia. tusn,tt, S..vau-
HLU AM MONTGOMERY, ana crrtt Ii,s wi. be Is Ici
jul the @.uc, hclung interest OF four POI
c,nt. T. AMMAN, ami secured tv til" Ly yli, .tIon
OF M uncuEt III tie above bonds equal 70 SUN
50! the loans The boIris 70 be sci apart by the
Ir~.-s.lcr and the proceeds when -u!t applied tx
sli-l,rlg Il the lavutut OF the sad certificates
The sccuuty and convenience afforded t. banks
sS other corporations, and 20 the Putlc GENERAL =
~ tf5 mode u temporary Investment, ana the e.
s. = q the measure II generally adopted III keep
or tie currency within nod rate bounds, 1t hVpel
syId commend II u the favorable consideration Of the
community and secure their prompt cooperation III
larl3 i!.g Il into effect q. y. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
RlsytHuHD. July % lSLt. au pts
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ID ECFIEERS SALE OF REAL rs
9 ~

p ECFIVER'S SALE OF REAL rs
IL TATE, ~ TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON
me WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN CLAY AND rOTLAE Sri;EETS.-In
pursuance OF Il decree of the District Court OF the
Confederate States IF America in the case Of tho
sad Confederate States against Edward Noiyrtl,
shall. on TT ESDAY, the 18th day Of ,tobtr, At
o'cloc9, L NJ, proccclto sell, atputc auction, upon
the premise, one undivided uoe,y Of the lot known
No Il, On Adams plan, located a. above stated,
fronting tolty-tour feet and running back one hum
dr,d t.ct. beng the molety thereof held for }. L.,
SyInH-tOu, an';,Ieu enemy. IrEM7 Cash.
THOMAS T. GILES, Receiver.
Salr by CIV EEs y WILLIAMS, Aultonccrs.
Po>r-cRIFr. W. are authorized by the owner Of
the Other ug-iy Of the above described lot 10 sell the
..,le The ale viii therefore h. made OF the eutuv
Irup.lty GEUBiis - WILLIAMS,
Qc ~ Au,tIuHtCT-.
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OFtYCLAL.

IIt,ruthE1lR4 EU-rLvE Io@. is %: NipaI>IA,l
EIgnHoaD, O.t,hcr l., lo54
liENERAL ORDEES, No. 26.-Con-
I / suri1t- applrir. jor exemption and detail viii
receive every Consideration from the officials charged
with tha business q CONSUMPTION which can possibly
hr 0iven to their ya~g+
Tie en-! lnym,nt OF counsel subjects the applicant
20 IN expense tor VIII n no equivalent j. received,
produces delay, and J. in no wise beneficial
BY order of lIuIoG-iieuord kEMrfE
l. IL. CAILkTT,
So lp-St All t.jut Aliuttnt-ticEriul
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CONFEDERATE STATES DisTKICT CouET,
yEsTFRDAy.-Writs Of h"bcas corpus
were awarded by Judge IIaIyburton, yes
terday, ID. I. Madigan and Joseph Canoe,
directed to Major Thomas q. Pcyton,
and made returnablc to-day.
Madigan claims that some time since,
he Joined Captain William II. Hayward )
cavalry; that since then he has procured
contract for carrying the mails, and
therefore, according to recent Judicial
decision, he is exempt from service but
that Captain Hayward refuses to recog-
nize his exemption. and still claims the
petitioner as member Of bis company.
Canoes plea is based upon the fact Of
his being an undomiciled foreigner.
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NOTICE. Always on hlnd, ld '
sale, NEW SORGHUM BAKEE!-', Lb... .
BARRELS. FLOUR BARRELS aud hl"N
kind. aud sizes, BUCKETS, russ, \. '.'
can b. left al + nelaIue's sro,rtN, NJ .'.'
street, or at nay cooper shop. eli SsS,ut,eu'h
corner OF baldwin. near the Central Esllvaa 1914
shops. Delivered anywhere IA The gl!y .,,"54,s'.s
% Elm IL NLA"S~'
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A UCTION 81LE2
THIS DAY.
~ Lee & Bowman, Aue,lanaar,

ANE No. | WASHER AND IEnNrp
ONE HOUSE GIRL, AND ONE EgT ~,
SALE AT AUCITON.-OB FRIDAY -. - TX
ssthe' AZ ~ O'clock, ~ our auction ROOM y. gD
cell No. | WASHER and TFDSFR ag,l '''
teen years; one superior HOUSE GIEI .
years old; AMI che BOY, aecu.tom,.l l.. 49, p
aged about eighteen years ''.@,
All well recommended, AMI zold f5r NJ. f,,,i,
&C u LEE Il BOWMAN 49,.
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RonEERY. Between twelve and one
o'clock " .dnesday night, Mis- Lizzie .jo-
sephS, living with her l1ther at the up
ycr end Of Jackson street, was awakened
Lya noise III hc. chamber; and on raising
up an her bed 10 ascertain the causc, sac
discovered ncgla lcllo" standing within
a few feet of her. Is soon a the dar;ug
rascal found out he Vas discovered h"
made spring Tor the window, hich had
been previously hoistcd by him, and
jumping ont on the shed, made his way
TO the yard, through which he ran and
finally made his escape. Miss Jo&clh5
Immediately gave the alarm, which
brought assistance to her loom, bat too
late to secure the rohhtr Upon Stii-
king light and searching her chamber,
it was found that nc.' gold watch and
chain, which We're on the bureau, and 4
valuable cloth cloak, had been stolen,
and a considerable incSion was also made
into her bureau drawer, as if with 4
sharp chisel.
TO prevent burglaries Of this character,
parties occupying houses with back sheds
attached to them should always fastcn
down the windows to the upper cham
bCrS.
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lANIEL X. WEBSIGER
SE1FE = II NVl
Odd Fellows Han RAJ

:, WI 9zs't NUIIIIIII-5SIDN MtftHunt,
oaa Fellows Hal, Richmond, Va,
III make sales OF Red Estate or Personal Pro-
perry IN town or country. Also, Merchandise.
Provisions Flour, Gram, &c, In store ana soll,lts
consignnents from his friends and the public gncr-
ally. au IO--l6ttwsSwI0t
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SENT TO CASTLE TnUNDEE-The fol
lowing parties have been arrested and
committed to Castle Thunder since our
last issue:
r. p Pollard, member Of company G,
Fourth Virginia battalion, charged with
disobediencc of orders and conduct UNI
becoming good soldier.
c. q. Cox, arrested spon suspicion Of
making his way North. The accused is
from Fredericksburg, and his recent con-
duct there was of such character as to
justify his arrest upon the charge pre-
ferred against him.
w. L. Morris, member Of the Fayettc
Artillery, charged with theft The of
fence of the accused was stealing a pistol
from a member OF the same company to
which he belonged
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l'OR SALE, two new TENEM ENTS, on
J. Iwfnty-ninth street, between NJ and streets,
Union HILL with four looms each, and Kitchens
"ith two rooms. The lots front one hundred feet
ana run back one hundred and thirty two feet en-
bracihg good gardens One OF the tcnemeuts Is va
cant Apply 10 GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
W ~ ~''eV2 AuctlQneers.
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By order OF the Board of Directors
WILLIAM +. MUNFORD,
oe i3-t.ln Secretary.
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RAos WASrrp.---The highest market price will he
paid at rms orrsCF for ali kinds Of cLEt$ cuTroN
ard LIME; RAGS, in large or small quantities.
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ryuE SrNSCKIBEK. HAYING KECO.
OFFICE JANIS RIVER AND kASAWnA CuMrASN,
RithasNu, October -, 1861.

OFFICE JANIS RIVER AND KASAWnA CuMrASY,
Rl,has%D, October -, 1861.
O1ICE.-Ihe annual meeting Of the
' stockholders OF the james River and Ka-
nAwt, Company wall be- hell At the Oiiie, ii the
company, III TINS city, on MONDAY, the a4th IN
slant, 1t II O'clock y. NJ.
APPOINTMENT Of PROXY.
Know all men by these presents: That we, the
subscribers, belns stockholders IN the james RIVER
ami kanaNht Company, do hereby constitute aud
appcht ------- --- our true and lawful attorney
ANA proxy, 10 represent each Of uS IN all general
meetings Of the stockholders OF said company held
within in months from and after the date hereof
when are not personally present or represented
by some other proxy, with full power aud autho-
IIty, ~ All, h general meetings, 10 give sh vote ur
votes and 10 30 sul other at or acts aS each # Us
could gave OF do, as member vi ilicslid meetings
II We were personally present, ausi We 10 hereby
Ia.Ify and confirm whatever vote OF votes act OF
acts orr sad attorney Inay lawfully gave OF do tor
Us III pursuance Of the authority hereby tnicrrcd
upon hun.
Wltnc,s our hands and seals this -- day Of
--, onc thousand e.sht hundred and --.
II. Al
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M ASONIC NOTICE.-RICHMO
wi ROYAL ARCH CHATTER, No. 3, will meet
n Masun's Hall THIS tFIidayl EVENING at &
o'clock, promptly, Tor work
by order OF the High Priest
J. +, RIDDICK, Secretary.
October II, A. J.. 5slt oG Alt"
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EUICA IirN.iL.


g. ! iI''N'i - w - l..
} J HAVING :st..I,,l l. The ,.fy, would Inform
IEr patrons oi my Stt.DOItttt aullo.g eiylg nay
personal attention to lis c2clgi~r and tht they lc
gnnuu, t,d a. usual. ROGER MARLIN.
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BY Robinson, Adams & Co, Auctioneefs,
tcoTri r OF Ninth and Main strcets.l
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APPOINTMENT Of PROXY.

WItnc,s our hands and seals this -- day Of
-, onc thousand e.sht hundred and --.
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
ARIzoSA.-On the question of the origin of
the name of our Territory we take the following

from private letter from ID. J. Miller, of Santa
Re, received some time since By the way,
have you yet settled the question whence the
name Arizona is derived ? Ceraainly there
is 10 word in the English Spanish or French no
msnciature spelled " Arizona bat there is one
in Spanish which, according to my theory in the
premises, the name Of the Territory is derived
from. This word is " Arrezafe," signifying the
brushy or bushy country, and may be seen de-
fined in Seoane's, Newman's and Barrette's Die
tonary. as place full Of thistles, brushwoed
and brambles," and in the new unabridged die
tionary of the Spanish language, by literary go
ciety, Paris, 1860, as stio terreno cubierto
de maleza y matas espinosas,' etc. This theory
as to the derivation of the word have not heard
advanced by any one Do you not think it il
the true one ?"
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24

Having experienced workmen constantly en-
ployed in the Manufacture OF tin, copper, ana
brass ware ] am prepared 70 ill all orders 10 the
most satisfactory manner, at the shortest notice.
Ia Paz, July /, 1864. as
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
MILLER's RANCH.

The undersigned gives notice that after this
date he will ranch horses and mules at $3.50 per
month and all neat cattle at Sl,50 per month
or as cheap as any other ranch in the Territory
Location, one mile northwest of the town. oil
Prescott. Orders and animals left with Mr.. John
Roundtree, or g. w. Barnard, Prescott, mmed
ately attended to. S. y. MILLER.
July 5, 1864. n8m2
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
SALE OF LOTS.

Notice is hereby given that the last sale OF
lots, of the town of Prescott, at Public Auction,
will be on the 1st day of October next.
Terms and times of payment will be stated on
the day of sale. VAN @. SIXTH,
HEzEKIAH BROOKS,
X. w. GROOM.
Commissioners.
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24

Mining tools, etc., embracing every variety, Of
the best manufacture, always on hand also,
pumps, lead-pipe, Blaeksmiths and Carpenters
tools
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24

A full assortment of sheetiron, copper and
zinc. Hardware, Stoves, and Stoye-ware crock
cry, and glassware.
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
WHIPPLE RANCH.

The subscriber gives notice that on and after
this date he viii ranch horses or mules at 81, 80
per month, and all neat cattle at $3.50 per
month, or as cheap as any one in this Territory.
RUFUS +. HARRINGTON.
Whipple Ranch, May rs, 1864.
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
NOTICE

Is given that the co-partnership hitherto existing
between the undersigned and g. III. Vickroy
under the name and style of The Pioneer by
draulic Company" is dissolved.
Il. b. WILLIS,
Prescott, July l, 1864. /. S. jerks.
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
Animals Taken Care of
AT THE
la PAZ CORRAL.

Ia undersigned informs the public that he
has always on hand, and for sale, all kinds OF
grass which the country affords A good corral
adjoins the house aud he is prepared to afford
accommodations TO animals, at the rate of fifty
cents per day, for hay and attendance. Give
INN call Sign of the red fac and bundle al
hay.
OLIVER KEELER.
La Paz, July 30, 1864. nnlvI
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
NOTICE.

w. >. Il. Johnson OF Gen Carleton's Escort.
desires specimens of rock from the various lodes
IN this vicinity, for cabinet 70 be presented 10
the Commanding General OF this Department
Prospectors, and others, will confer favor by
leaving specimens At the MIsER Office, Prescott
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
BLACKSMITHING
- nv ~ -
Wagon Making.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the
people of Prescott, and surrounding country, that
they are now prepared to do all kinds of black
smithing, wagon making, ETC., at their new shop
on Granite Street, west side of the creek
We intend to do our best to please and give
satisfaction TO all who favor us with their pa.
tronage.
GABRIEL SABREDRA,
WILLIAM SKIILIcoRN.
Prescott, July Is, 1864. Wing
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
CHARLES BORGER,


AsSAYER.
Having established himself permanently in
Prescott Arizona, respectfully solicits the
patronage of the public. Assays made of all
kinds of ores, and guaranteed correct. Terms
moderate
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
HENRY w. FLEURY,
Notary Public,

PRESCOTT, ..................... ARIZONA
Bay Special attention given to Drawing of
Deesd,. Powers OF Attorney, Mortgages, and
other documents
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
sol ,. HoorkK, J. xEsr HOOPER,


Bend of Bill Williams Fork to Rock Cor
raj Spring, not much water 10 spring.
RAINING stream l-2 mile south least
OF spring, wood and grass on the sur
rounding hills. .................. sal
Rock Corral Spring to White Cliff Greek,
wood, water aud grass. ....... 9.35
White Clf Greek to camp on White Cliff
Creek, wood, water and grass. ..... a.9s
Camp on White Cliff Greek to Dry Camp,
grass and wood in abundance. 80. 9.36
Dry Camp to Hualapais spring, water,
wood and grass in the vicinity, ..... 1901
Hualapais Spring to Railroad Spring, wa
ter In canon to the north Of road
wood and grass scarce. .......,... 14A7
Railroad Spring to water at foot
OF mountain, water plenty, but little
wood and grass, .......... 1910
Water at foot of mountain to top Of the
mountain, no wood, water or grass. pa
Top of mountain to Silver Greek, water,
no wood or grass. 449
Silver Greek to Fort Mohave, water and
wood, no grass. ................. l.6O
Total distance, 1886
AS whole the report Of Captain Enos is not
as good as that Of all recent travellers over the
road. So far from the country on the route be-
ing unit Tor agricultural purposes, or Tor grazing
to any extent, as he ntimates in another part of
his observations, we are informed that for many
miles west of Fort Whipple there are fine farm
ing and pastoral lands. Anumber of our citizens
have already taken up ranches. We must do
Captain Enos the justice TO state that in con-
Guiding bis interesting report he confirms the
confidence of all recent explorers in the mineral
wealth of this new country. He says;
Should those in authority feel justified from
the developments already made, to send troops
to rid the country of Indians, and take means to
improve the roads over which provisions and sup
plies of all kinds must be carried, | believe it will
not be many months before the world will be as
tonished at the riches which lie buried in the
mountains of this UNEMPLOYED and undeyeloped
portion of our public domain.
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
Pima Steam Flour Mill.

THE Pima Steam Flour Mill beng now in
successful operation, the subscribers have con-
stanty on hand. four shorts and bran, for sale at
fair rates.
WHITE & MOVES.
Plma villages, June, 1864. Wins
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
A. S. GOULD,
NOTARY PUBLIC & C0hVEYAhcER.
Commissioner of Deeds

Arizona and Nevada Territories, and Oregon.
328 Clay Street,
San Francisco, California.
Bs5~ Special attention given 30 the Jncorpora-
ton Of lining Companies, and the drawing Of
deeds mortgages, powers Of attorney, and other
nstrum ents,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06
Dprtng 4puusr.
pYETN C Ho U 8 z

no. ar, ST, CLAIR, BET. FOURTH YIFTH.
Dayton, Ohio.
INHE undersigned iuiofms the putllc that he " a
practical dyer, and has established dye hnllae ut
shove place, aud Ia nov prepared lo color all knds
OF silks, aatns, Ribbons, Wooden aud Cotton Goods
any color that may be desired.
Grease and stains removed from Al kinds ftAbrica.
He warrants % hnith all goods IN q manner 20 ave
satisfaction, having all articles necessary 10 peTi6fm
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