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INT ENGRAVlNG OF
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On the Battle FfsLd Of
aNTIETfM.
ANTIETAM.

Slzs OF PiCrUEE l93 BY q IscHEs.
fsSHE Original Painting was made from
L life, TO ur,'er Of the Publisher, by The
celebrated Artist, C Schnssee. Esq (who
is Tie only one the General sa' TOY 1t
represents him Oh his celebrated horse
DarIel Webster, lpTessuied o him BY the
citizens oi Cineihnati,) taking an otsere
vaton of The fipd, in The later par OF tho
day, as the Rebpls were falling back. Ia
the fore ground are seen Ihe d solaioHs Of
the baule-broken Guns, ebauerei Iees,
&c In the disiaucc. an ongbl The smoke
and dust, are staa officers, artillery. cav
airy aud Infantry. The whole picture il
sn admirabIs composition, aud displays The
rare genius Of Ihe Artist.
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On Friday last. ELwooD IreHSs, OF Briar~
creek iow nship, lost valuable horse by
sccideutly getting lis head ant-nsck fast in
the manaer. and 10 that situation choaked
10 death before assistance could be rendered,
m the stable Of Rev J. R. DIMM, OF this
iplnce.
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Hon. JoHs c. ELlss, win please accep,
onr blanks Tor a copy Of the Adiu,anl Cen
sFzfs Report.
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TREssURE ER's sales of unssated lands in
columbia County, to be exposed at public
yeafue, on The 18Th day of June next, are
published in lo-day's STAh.
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rHE Editor Of the Dsmogut is still DUsS-
ing The Republican editor for those Gold
Sgseks.n Tommy, why don't you return
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HoHsE BLLs neatly printed a, this Office
Cise us call We work cheap FOR cash,
and try to eiss general satisfaction.
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THE MONTHLY CONTENTS ARE:
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THE undersigned being regularly ''il
eensed Auctiooeer,n hereby offers his ser
vices as such, 10 all who may feel disposed
To Give him a call HIS great experience
in lse business, will enable him to render
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ed, from following said calling. as the fine
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will please inform me 10 that effect before
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AND

0A[LI Ea-ta E Ea
OF every Description, Fine and Cheap
His Case OF Jewelry Is not surpassed in this
place Call and examine his general as
sorment OF Cloibn2, Watches, JeAeIry,
&c. &c. David Low ENBERG
Bloomsbury, Feb. Sd, 1854.
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SHzarFF FuaMAN adversises several tracts
OF land Tor sale ~ his number of lhe STAn.
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Silver Watches +!
Firt Glass Hunting Time-Pieces for acc =
racy oi movement beauty OF ma
leriai, and above all, cheap
ness 10 price, these
watches must insure
cnivefsal appro-


ness 10 price, these
watches must insure
Universal appro
baton.
An Imitation so tauIlless thai i can hard
ly be detected ty the most experienced
indges. Fbe material being CT TWO metals
the outer on fist quality Sterling Silver
while he lnner one is German Silver, /
cannot be recognized by cutting or heaV!
engraving, making il, not only in appear
ance, but IN durability, the best resem-
bauce OF Solid Sterling Silvsrs in exist:
euce.
The sale Of these Watches IN he Army
is source Of enormous profit, retailing, a.
Many hundred dollars can be made IN q
single pay day By any one oi ordinary
business tact.
Ca AT " HOLESALE ONLY IN hea-
w huniing eases, beautifully enerayed
whiie enamel dial, aud fancy cut hands,
N good running order, by the halt dozen,
SEQ Sold only by the case Of SIX
Upon receipt nf two dollars. a. guaran-
tee of good faith, We wlil send Watches by
express to any part Of the loyal States,
collecting balance ot bill on delivery. This
ensures buy ers against fraud, giving ihem
their watches before payment Is required.
Soldiers III the disloyai S'a,es must remit
Casa in advance, as he EXPIRE - compan-
les peremploriiy refuse making collections
IN such dangerous localities. Remember
CAST in advance from within the army
lines IN rebel States We Guarantee the
safe delivery OF all Watches, whether the
are sent by mail or express.
HUBBARD BROS Sole Importers.
III Broadway, cor. Corlandt 81. n. Y.
Fab 81 1891
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no FOU WISH TO BE CURED
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Dollar per box. Sent, postpaid, by mail.
on receipt of an ORDER Address,
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Tue uuder-i gued ygoald Beg leave to IN
form his old friends, aud "Ihe resl OF man.
kind, !" tho, be has lately returned iroEn the
service Of his ronrifg, ard again re- -Ss
opened his o L D EST > 3 IL 5 H
L D 7 AL LOR Nc SA Loo y, La.
with a view o! making up eHEITs new gar-
mems, as well a. msndiua OLD ones, for ali
mankind. [and any body el-s who may
favo, ham with their work IN bis line.
lie ! prsparp1 10 DO work NEAT. FASH
lONABLE and SUBSTANTIAL. aud hopes
by so doing, ard slFict attention 10 business
10 msri, and receive due share oi Psironr
ace. Bat remember, all. that these tines
require money, or something 70 I've upon.
he therefore hopes aud trusts, that when
ae ha> done his pari, his customers viii
do theirs by furnishing the ready john" "
or ready Trade. For ;raiy he "LabOrer II
woHhy o. his hire"
BERNARD RUPERT
Blooms5nrg. Sept. 10 1862.
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OYSTER SALOON

IN BLOOUSBURG, COL. 60. III.
fEyHE undersigned would announce 10 the
4 public that he has reftted his SALOON
one door East of his BAKERY & CONFEC-
TIONARY, on Main Street. Bloomsburs;
and is prepared TO accommodate both La
dies and &c elllemen. He IS prepared 10
furnish OYSTERS, WHOLESALE & RE-
TAIL. BY THE CAN OR OTHERW ISE.
b. STOHNER.
Novennhpr 05 1863.
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YoIumtt ers and Conscripts !

70 Soldiers or an9 others wishing TO IN
crease iheir income, there is no better way
oi doing 30 at this time, than from the sale
OF our Waches They are warranted as
Represented
Army and travellers. ."-Fran@ Lsshe'S, Feb
ruarY 81
apreltiest, best and cheapest pieces
ever oAered."-N Y Illustrated Netcs, Jan
uary 10.
VERY pretty and durable Watches for
the Army. IN Y ATmy & Nary Journ.
lGovernmen Organ Aug, %.
some OF he Oldest and most reliable
houses in business "-LouisuiRe Ky, Jour
MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS.
Being Hunting OF Open Face for Lady
Or GeuiIe mems Waich Compared,
win Patent Winding
Improvement, most
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one or THE PRErTlEST, MOST CON.
OYFNlENT, AND decidedly Tie best
and cheapest iine-piece for general and
reliable us,- as ever offered. Ii has within
ii connected wan rs machinery, iis own
Winding attachment, rendering a key Gu
tirely unnecessary. The cases OF this
Wneh are composed of two mslals, the
onler one being fle i6 cafal gold. II has
the mproyed ruby action lever movement,
and ~ warranted an accurate time-piece
Pace, superbil engraE ed, per case OF hal
dozen, S20i. Sa ample Watcher, IN nes
u
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IN 0GR9~ aaQ0 2
30n 600 MORE MEN WANTED
cON,OOO 10 QUELL REBELLION.
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A National Home Ticket, costing one
dollar. consists Of FIVE coupons, tour Of
which are admissions 10 the sirroT, good
at sny time, anu iha other certificate OF
an interest in the Enterprise, which the
purchaser relans.
The admission coupon may be used sep
arateiy. or all at once. as sohs the conye-
ulence Of the purchaser.
All communications en- the subject, and
all orders for tickets by mail. or express,
should be directed 10 JOSIAH PEBHAM, ),
Agent, $50 Broadway, New York CITY.
TO CLU BIS.
Persons taking an active interest IN this
charilabis undertaking, by getting up
clubs, will receive eleven tickets Tor ever
zen dollars sent.
Jan. 20. 1864
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Lack'a and bloomsbury Railroad.

ON AND AFTER JAN. IS, 1904, Pas
SENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOL
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Dne notice viii be given OF the neXl
rnas. meeting of me ticket holders which
will taaeplace in New York City.
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

the mines. have been cut with pit saws The timber closely resembles that about the San Francisco mountains.
 The post is distant about 70 miles little west Iof sonth, from the San Francisco mountain. From the Walker miuing district it is some 90 miles; from the upper Hesiampa 40 mcs from the lower Hesiampn 90 miles from the Weaver mines GO miles from the PimO Villages lG0 miles from Tucson 240 miles from La Paz (yia Weaver) l 60 mfes from Fort Mohave 90 miles, from Albuquerque 450 miles from Santa Fe jl9
 miles. The officers here are the same as at the establishment of the post saving that Captain Benson has gone to California, leaving his com. pany ID command of Lieut.. Taylor. Lieut.. Wm \ elson of Co r, is quartermaster at tue post land Lieut. Edgar Pomeroy of Co. C, adiptant. The troops occupy tents and huts, aud no permanent buildings will be erected until Major Willis, and the other officers named by the Gen. eral commanding. to fix the exact site 'Oi the post" have thoroughly examined the country with View to securing the best possible location
 On inc 9th of February. flag staff over an hundred feet nigh. and gracefully proportoned under the immediate direction Of Major Willis vas raised. and the National emblem unfured with salute and other appropriate honoTs Brief addresses were made by Secretary aicCor- mick and Judge Allyn. The staff is probably the finest in the Territory. aud the flag. now hoisted daily may be seen for many Eniles around.
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09
THE VERDE AND sALHSAsv

| Ou tha 18th ult., Governor Goodwin and Jndgo Allyp, having been detained q week after all preparations had been made by the severe snow and rain storm, started io explore the yallies of the Verde tor San Franclsco,j aud the Salinas They were escorted by detnchment Iof Co., IT, ith Missouri Volunteers, and some 0f the California troops from this post. Col Chavez commanded the expedition Major Willis, Lieut.. Pomeroy and Lieut. Robinson ac- companied it, and at Woolseys Ranch, Gapt~ Walker, King Woolscy and other citizens joined the party. Capt. Weaver, Jndge Howard, end Mr. George Blake, of Colorado, were also in the company. The Governor expected to he absent about thirty days. and to thoroughly examine the country on and about both the Yerd and Salinas for many miles
 A note from him to the Secretary, sent by King Woolsey Esq, and dated on the Verde, Feb. 28. saya
 We are pretty well np ou fhis river. We at- tempted Co pass the diyjde between the ARua Erla and Verde, at point consGerered hy the old mountain men to b. easy and and accessible, but which no white had ever attempted. We found II to be very steep and precipitoug,and anost Ilnpassables lG led into c canOn from which wS were two days in reaching the river.
 Yesterday we mad fight with the Indians ou the river bank, surprising rancheFia Of about fifteen ot them. We killed five and wounded one og tF70 more. An arrow was shot through the ear of the faiore horse. and prigaee Fisher, of Cspt Pishons company, was wounded ia ghe side
 We stop here Go day on hs account, aa5 ae rest ihe animals. and te morrow go across ths country n the direction Of tbe Salinas"
 The Governor also wFotsy under dale og shG first instant. from tbe easg bank of the San Francesca, by a party wbo returned with ghs wounded soldier tO W0olsey's Ranch. wheFa wo regret 10 say, the unfortunate man died. 1t being impossible to remove fbs arrow head from hia side, without surgical sd, which wos moi aG band. QuaEteruaeteF Nelson who had gone to Wool. seys, brought the body 60 the posS on SaluB- day. and on Sunday t was buried with nili- tary honoFs At 2 o'clock P. a the Rev IT, ". kead preached to lho garrison, sermon appropriate Co the solemn occasion
 Pirate Joseph Fisher enlisted in Captain Pshon's Cavalry Company ln ie6I =s &arys- gslIe, California. RYe was German by birtas and aged about 24 years. He will be renem bered as Q good soldier, ard bis death as she fiFsi aa thia post
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

goysExsE-The story started in some quarters that Governor Goodwin came this part of the Terri tory especially to grafy Gen Carleton, and that the Gene-a has large pecuniary interest here. We have yood reason to know both assertions to be without hny gundation in truth
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

A salute og 9J guns fired ct this post (fronl anvls, our only ordnance) the 22nd Of February sn honor Of him who first In war; first In peace and frst ia the hearts of his countrym en-
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

THE EscoaTs -GovernOr Goodwin, and lhe other oiIicluis, who came with hlm vla Colorado and New Mexico, express their. satisfaction with the escorts furnished them Grons point to point. From LeayeHwoFth to Santa 1e thev were attended by three companies of Msssoufi trooPg. Companies A. and tI, og the yolunGeer Cavalry and Company !. of she dth militia Cav airy of that State. respectively commanded by IieuS Peser F Ciarg Captsia John H. Butcl eT, and Capan Danies Rice and all under tho. command of 3!oior James A. Philips of kansas
 From Fort Uaion Company A, Of the carairy iad the siiitia UomPany returned to kansas. under Major Philips. Company H. of the Casi- ally. Capieu Butcher, accompanied the Govern Or and party co Santa Fe As Albuouerace thirty men oi Company r, of the First New Mexican Volunteeis. nnder Captain Ehacon. were added to the escort and the entire com maHd was given to Leut Colonel J. Francisco Chavez of that regiment. At Fort Wingatse nine men of Company C, First California h. iantry Volunteers. under Sergeant Mccormick desifous Of joining their company at tfTis post, were added to the command. Ali tine men calnu through without accident. thoaeh some snffsred severely with the cold, the weather being very rough at times.
 Captain Chacon has returned to Fort Wirgate with his men. Captain Butcher remains here with such Of his company aA did not acrompaly the expedition to tho San Francisco aud Salinas.
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09
THE ARIZONA MINER,

TIE MoHAvE RoUTE--We nave some interesting details of this route to California which we nope Io print in our next.
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

# TIE next number of the MINER will be issued on M wedneslay, March 23d We nope soon 10 make 't weekly publ icaticu
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

THE Military Express, from Tucson arrived here on thc Sd inst The latest dates from the States axe Oy .x,av of Denvor, Feb Sd. No important news.
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

behind him, with the motto "Ditat Deusn God enrich. es forms appropriate and striking combination Ob. jection has been made to the wheebGrrow and short handled shovel, but both are used in our mines, and are thus properly introduced.
 The Seal was designed by Secretary Mccormick
 PERsoNAL.--Chef Justice Turner. Surveyor General Bashford District Attorney Gage and Surgeon Seeley (wbo accompanied tue Governors escort from the States) have returned to this post, from visit to Granite and Hesampa Greeks.
 W. c. Thompson of Kansas, is at Goodwin John Richmond, of Michigan, has gone Co Tucson L. $. Jenks. of Colorado is with Captain Butcher and his men, after Indians Deputy Marsha, Phillips has gone to La Paz, to take tue census,
 THg CALIFORNIA YoLUNTEEEs,-No troops raised during the present have received less credit for their services than the California Volunteers, while few have served the country at q greater sacrifice Abandoning lucrative pursuits and comfortable homes they have shown height aud purity of patriotism surpassed Yet in the Eastern States. little if anything is known of Ehese excellent soldiers As an act Of simple justice to them and particularly to those who since the entry of the California column ia the Spring of 1862 have been stationed in this Department i've propose in next Co begin series of articles Co be entitled The California Volunteers where they have been. and what they have done" We shall be able think to prove t0 the country Shat whlc they have not been permitted to perform upon consp.cu- field, they have rcnierei most important service n highly creditab!e and satisfactory manner
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

Ross BROWNE the California traveller and author
 is in the Territory, for the purpose Gas we beeye oi
 writing for Harper Magazine of ts mhera resources
 We hope he will not be content with superficial look, .but viii thoroughly investigate the pacers and lodes Eve have nc fear of the result
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

NAVIGATION or THE COLoRADo.-There ia quite a stir in San Francisco regarding the nav. igation of our principal river. It is alleged that the few boats now employed are so constantly occpmed in transporting government stores. that, goods bought on private account have accnmmus lated at the mouth of the river. lH large qaSH,lls ties. The owners of the copper iodes on ths river, also complain that there is no chance or getting their ore to market. At d meeting Of ! Ariz0nians, and Cahlornians interested in tho Territory, held at San I'rancisco. in Jansaty. steps were taken to organize new company for, the navigation o the river. Hon Samael Adaas, an agent of certain capitalists, Is now at "a Pazs moving in the matter. It Is Co be hoped that the present company. or some other sill at once provide for the better accommodation Of those having freight to send either ap or down tire rlver. We shall return to this subject at lengtif in our next. It ia og great importance 10 tkea Territory. Mir. Adams writes IAeut. Nelson that
 he will shortly visit Fort Whipplc.
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

& TnE next military express will leave here on the With inat By it we shall send number of copies oi
 the MINER to persons both on te Atlantic and Pacific coasts whose names sha.l be glad so add to our
 subscription st Those interested in Arizona cannot
 afford to be without d journal 50 entirely deyot @ |. its affairs.
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

SEEDS Secretary Mccormick, who was formerly
 Chef Clerk o the Department o Agriculture at Wash siugton brought with him an assortment Of seeds (which he has freely distributed, and from which we
 hope to have good reports We learn that he is ex-
 \ 1ect;ng large additional supply. and that he W.l ~scatter them as widely as possible
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

Posr oFFfcEs,--We understand taat Rev. II " Read Postmaster for Tucson has received orders from ghe Post Office Department, authorizing him b estab- fish office aL the capital wherever t rnay he. This will trust deprive the people of Tucson of an Dice- indeed dr. Read may prefer 50 adhere to his original appointment We should forthwith have offices at Il leading points in the Territory
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

THE TERRIToRIAL sEAL.-On our first page will be found an impression of the Territorial Seal. The design, that of stalwart miner standing by his wheel barrow, with pick and shovel in hand, the upturned
 paying dirt" at his feet and the auriferous hills
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

! < 1llsrtkG We have hoard t asserted that tie soycruor was instructed by the authorities at Wash 3astor .iatt the Territorial Government at Tacsoa. 'lh., is d m.s.ase Neither by the Act no. by tLe r President vas hc SD directed fe matter was left enEr.Ay to u- good judgment aIi that he wil move ln t witI bfuleice aad intelligent consideration, taere
 not shadow of dqn1t
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

JEALoUsY.--We cannot expect our new and aurifcr Territory to escape thc detractions of jealousy Ihe Rocky Mountain News, Denver. anxious for sub scrbers here aud generally deserving Of them, should got however copy with apparent approval, such a hare faced misrepresentation of facts that found iI ils issue of January 9th, from San Francisco paper
 There is gold enough both in California and Colorado to make the discoveries here no cause of envy
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

THE Governor has commissioned the following gcElemen to be Commissioners of Deeds for Arizona in and for she States where they severally reside
 John W. Wildey, New York, N. Y; Thomas |. Thor nel Do Samuel S Aymar, do Joseph B. Nones, dc; oirs. f Pzlestnn Washington D. C.; Calvin peWo0, lhcago. H.; William J. still, Los Angeles Caii Theodore s. Greiner. Santa Fe, Y. NJ; B. W. Nudge Ban Francisco California
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

,Ta SPANISH Es,pees.- We aFe unable to Prinl aly part of our paper spanish owing to our iuahl- t, to procure tie accessary accents It was only by -Decia favor that we were spared material enangh from the newspaper offices Santa e and Albuqaerqne to s-,'e our English edition. We hope % procure bet Scr assorlscas of type from California. at an tagy dap
Arizona miner., 1864-03-09

< HoN WILLIAM T HOWELL, Associate Justice of
 he United States Court for Arizona left here on the ssd ult. for Tucson, where he will reside Judge Howell s from Michigan of which State he has been g prominent and influential citizen for many years. He was for q long time in the State Senate, and has had much experience in public life. We commend him to the people of Tucson plain, outspoken man
 possessed of much good sense, and sound legal Inind-a judge who will be alike fearless and impartial