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Arizona miner., 1866-07-11
Sale Of TERRITORIAL MINING CLAIMS.

Te,-itorv Of Arizona, offos of fis Treasurer.
 In accordance with a law Of said Territory eh- utled Ofths Registry and Government oi Mines and Mineral Deposits ] will, al lS . COCK m op the twentieth day of Jnly, A. D. lsoo at ny oi, foe in the town of Prescott, expose for sale ana sell at public auction to the highest bidder TOT cash ah The rirht title and interest of the ierri toyv of Arizona in and to six hundred looOl ieet of ,ea9b of he hereinafter mentioned leads or iodes The same having been located ln aceordanee wlth inc law above mentioned as Territorial claims, and being new the properiy-oi the Isf'F tory, to-wit: ,r,.,,.,- Minnie Wells, Pioneer, Manzanito, Caia~ua' "0"H- liams, Hoo Doc, and Aguadienie loaes' s,.a.,s
 Jn the Hassagampa District - !i c ,e sneHSia' yi Pride of the HafsayampL Sterling, Mo hlio, lss' apai, sultana Eagle I'd, skellon' anu 0Ntf"" Js t6e Walker Dist,ief-The Bald Monte, com nonwealth Rsmeraldh, Last Chsnee' IIipe5ss' I',ss' Sub Treasury, Macedonia, Green Mouhlaih' '1''-' Ga fSs Bio Bug Disfilef--The General Mason, ss Ol PoIlol Voucher, Independence, DePosn san,s ans Johnson. Cumberland, Caleoonia, Oiyne,c siSs-, Anna. Arabia, Persia, Reindeer ana "N For further description sec records ID 'ne ,Ss Ie .orSsris ofice Of Yagapa county or aPpg U s, me nndcrdcped at his office. 1EhAs tAoH ,iti 'ii 6e lime of sale good and sufficient oes' ,te ,Br siven to the purchaser upon pay menu %tnens ~. N'1
 ebaso money and the expenses oI n aIsAP
 Territorial Treasurer.
 P,..cot,. Arsseua, June %, 'se0' ~
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OFFICIAL.
pROCLAMATioN

RT RICHARD C. N'coRMtcK, GOVERNOR or THE
 TERRITORY oF ARIZONA, ANNOUNCING HIS
 ASSUMPTION or OFFICIAL DCriEs. TO THE PEOPLE OF ARIZONA
 Having been appointed by the President, and confirmed by the Senate of the United States, as Governor of the Territory of Ari- zona, have this day taken the required oath and assumed the duties of tue office.
 My familiarity with the organization and progress of the Territory, my connection with it's government from the beginning, and my knowledge of it's rich resources, are guar antees that I may intellgenty, as shall vigorously, labor to promote it's best inter ests, and l ask the cordial cooperation of all citizens, regardless of local, personal or politi- cal considerations.
 The hour is suspicious for the Territories the tumult of war has ceased, the unity o the States is insured, freedom is universal industry is revived, and the animating intu ences of & new era of National peace anC prosperity, are already felt upon the frontier
 Energy of action, tenacity of purpose, con fdence and harmony, as hitherto shown bl the people of Arizona, will speedily oyercom every obstacle to the development of th country, securing an abundant reward to in dividual enterprise, and commanding for tn Territory an euyiable position among the neN possessions of the Republic.
 Given under my hand and the seal of sai
 Territory, at Prescott, this ninth day
 July, A. D. 1866, and of the Independenc
 of the United States of America the nin'
 ty-iifst. - J. RICHARD c. MCCORMICK. By the Governor: [ HgSRY W FLEuRf, r't
 ; Assistant Secretary of the Territo~y.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11
GROVER & BAKER s
CELEBRATED ELASTIC STITCH Sewing Machines

Are offered to the public ss preferable to all oth. CTS for ibe following reasons: l. They are more simf le and durable, and less H. able to Arrangement.
 2 They sew lfom ordinary reels. and DO re-gsipd. ing of thread is nocefsafy.
 3. They sew with equal facility all fabrics. ihe most delicate and the heaviest, and with oll kinds Of thread, slik, cotton or linen 4 They stitch. hem, fell cord bind. tuck. gather quilt, braid and etnJiolder with cqual facility .. They hsien both ends of the seam by their own operation. and tue seam is so strong and eiastic that ' never epaEs, even On the bias. c. The scam is more plump and beautiful reta h. iug lts plumpncss and bcauiy after washing bet Ter than any other, aud though cut nt every hixth stitch remains IFIa. and nciIter runs nor rayels ln wear.
 :. The seam cau be rrinoyed in altering garments effeT ProPsT tHstrHsiioNs without p.csing CT eat ting thcIa.
 g. These r1nehlnes arc more easily kept In order ihan auy ciber, and need not be taken apart Co be oiled.
 Q Watching and varying the tensions upon ;ho thrvad, necessary ID other inaehines is unuec.
 
 lazlea oa tAe G.sges < Baker Gsehihs. ahy ainoua; Of sewing may be doBe wiiaout change l0 They rlale beautiful embroidery wi'hout any change Of arrangement, slmply by inserting tnrc2ds of alt DIG sizez ana colyrs for this pur- pose. They are tle ouly rnacainus that both sgnbroIcef and seT peIie-Sly. Il. The verk done by these nseaiuos cannot possibly Dc e allied tg gBT other and lt has al- Weys received the Grli premium over a.l com peIltoEs ShlT,EcE E@Alsltel if Every machine suaIaaiese. and ib,irsrsiop to p1rca1-e.s gTa,is
 E5Z- Upwards of l51,00 9f tAese machines Af, nov in uss ln al parts of ihe world f Trprrleucc rroves tli-i there are only two vniu ahl. sesih- yn1rhtne sfitches--ihe GrqYeF & Ha kcT stitch and inc shut;ie stltrh ty some called lock stitch. ihsse ttiiChcs hsve each ibeF pccul [ lar merit. and crrcilrncigs- For some purposes ihe one tiitch Is better adapted and for some pug | poses tIe other, and selection shaEld awars h' ! made acc3a1ngi3. Tar Grover & BakeF < V Co. fsiE Eurifaeture in addition Co fher cte17raie Grover G Baker siEch maehirIrs, the most perlec shuttle of lock alitel naelints in fe iuafkct aif afford parcAser- tae opportunity of selcc-ing. ai Ter trial and CKaninsl of both. thc one bcs suited Co ihcir Nsntf- Other ccfnpaules iaarufsr 4turc hut one kua uf u,achins eacb, Ind gsnnoi o. Ter tiIts u-p1uBnlty of selection 70 their tssto mers Tho Gfpse' & Baker N. Co arc ihs ou lg partias wto n,auulaclzre aud sell mhch.no FhicL b0ih sgE ytgloctls and embroidcr perfectly Needle caH bc oasiiy seui Co all parts of th cosnify. and small tguoaEis in payment iherclo nay be r-l-lli-c4 ln F1yulcui theietoF. , GEovER ( BAKER SEWING MACHINE co Cr3s.- sCSs.vel by
 RcBERT NEACHANI, Agent.
 COFieE Street ncar plaza le Prescott, Arizona.
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MOUNTAIN FLOWERS.

The lonely wooden village Llcs iar beneath our cye4. The cattle brlls ore tnkliag Where rocky hiiis sri.c There arc DO fertile me1dozs, Nor forests wiid and fnc We climb ihc rugged pathway And watch the alstaa1 seA. But mid tbe stony mountaina Grow flowers fir aud sweet, And tufts of fragrant hearicAss Arc smiling 60 our Feet Da thsy grow In dc.r old Eng.l.1' never looked before With oaks and silver bcectos cared for nothing more. Bui now sioop and gather TAs !ovellBcSs sec. And every tuy blossom Bring happiness to mo. forget the B0blc forests,
 The oa6s and hazel bovera, And bless the rocky mountains EoE iEu beauty L. tAe.s scseEz. When in the land of sorrow
 We climb the wcary hin, We leave thc rich green % meadows, Tint Nere 90 calm and still, The rocks ciose to around Us, The air Is sharp and cold, We cannot help rcgreiting
 The summer days Of old But though tho grrat are taken, Small piensurcs still are len, S,oop down. md we shall gather A blossom Ia each olca; And though our thoughts may wander To lost and lovely bowers. We bless ths rocky mountains, For The beauty Of their lOWerH
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ta he District Court of G,e Srd Judicial Dutdet TERRITORY OF AMMONIA,
 County of Y1U9pai.
 John B. Allen, plG,
 John x. Simmons, deft }
 Action brought 10 ihe District Court n and for the county and Territory aforesaid. To Join x. Simm0ns dstendaat.
 You arc hereby required 70 appear in an action brought against you by the a1oFe nsmsd pla.utifi, in ihe Distret Couu Of Che Tllfd Judicial Dis trict. 10 and for the county Of Iavspsi Territory of AflzoDa Co answer the complaint Ged tberein, Ia copy of which complast accompanies this su1nmons) within twenty days, (ezciusiye of the day Of servlcc.l after tle service on you Of this summons if served within this cOunty. bot out Of said county tLen within forty d8ys or iudgmcnt by delIult will be taken again-t you accord Ing 70 prayer of said complaint
 This acton is brought t0 recover the sum of nine hundred and foryseyen and 69-I00 dollnrs, payablc ia a..ej State gold coin of iis equiva- lent, due from y9I co -ai3 rIrlnuf on two certain promssory notes. And yO1 are hereby notified thai if y0u la Co appear tnd ansrer the said com piaiBt ca above required Inc said plaintiff will take Judgment against you Ly d.iauit for the sun Of nine hundred and ivrty-sgyeu and 60-l00 dollars, and for costs and cha--es. Given vader my hand and ite scsi of said court
 T.. this 2Jth dsv Of June. A. D. l566
 l2m4 r VI. WELLS, JR., Clerk.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

T3 ;lc Dis;rset Court ef tis Third Ju9ieial Dis
 friet, Territory of Ay@1oAa, CO'oity of YaJqpRi. A C. Dunn, piainthl,
 r. C solle, dert
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial D-tric, 10 aud for said county aud TerritorT.
 To T C. Sauie d.cgd1ps
 You ere hereby required Co appear in an action brOgght .-Hilst you ty the above named plaintiff, in the Dlstrc, Court of the Third Judicial Dis trict in and for the county of Iayspai, Territory uf Arl2oua, ana auswcT me complaint filed there in. "a copy os which accoMpaUles thIs sunmOns) within twenty days leTelusive Of the day Of ser vice. after the service Un you of this suumons,- C serted within this county. or if without this county then within forty days. or judgment by doiauli wil be taken against you according Co the prayer of sad complaint
 said action is brought to recover the sum Of two hundred and u.nety-siz dOlars, for money boz r0Wed aud ths delivery of msrchsndizg, and for board etc. e your special Instance and rsquest {, ali of walca a mole .aliy shoIn iu plaintiff Q complaint
 And yOu are hereby notified, that if you fail 10 appear and answer Gre said complaint above required. Che said plaintiff will take judgment against you for saic sum of two hundred and uinety-six dollars, sua for coats and cisrges. Sss-.ss ,s.,..,s sss7 .s.s,,s =-- .. @@ SSs.
 fLsl thi. 2isf day ol May, A. D. 1866.
 i0ui l.. W. ELLe, JR, Clerk
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,}
 C0ga,g ef Pfma. gs fae Dsss-ses csssg., Es,st gsdiaai District. Grzaviiie II Oury

David Dzf.s
 To fie sefeHdarf a5ovc Ha1aeG
 Ycu are hereby summoned and required 10 an- swcr the complaint in this action, filed with the Clerk uf this Court, at Tucson, in said county, of eiiiea e copy ls herewith served upon yUu, and serve copy of said answer upon Granville H. Oury tbe said plaintiff. st his residence, al Tue son iu sAId county within the time hereinafter deslcnaied after the service Of this summons and complaint CD you. exclusive Of the dsy 0i such servire, to-wh If the defendant is in the county ia wiich ;his action .s srosght within twenty days f the defendant is served out of tbe county, hli in the district in which the action is brought, thirty days in all other cases. forty days. And if you iaH iO answer said complaint within the time af0FcsaiG, the plaintiff in this action VII take . Judgment against you for the sum Of two hundred and ffy.uine dollars and fifty cents with costs of saa
 In witness whereof, have hereunto set my fIs hand and seal of office this ninth day Of February, A. D. 1866.
 J. RICHMOND, Clerk. ' By C. W. PIEEcE, Deputy. Tim
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

THF GREAT BLoop MrproiNrs.- every man woman and child In our country learn that Le- Doyen's Family medicines are the best in use. See advertisement en fourth page. Sly
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN MILL.

The attention of the public Is called to the feet ibat we have renewed facilities for the manufacture of all kinds Of lumber for building purposes for mills and mining Having become satisfied with the credit system as now practiced here, We have concluded from this time tO t n0 one, and have fixed theprices Of lumber at the mlli as follows For good merchuu,sble lumber. SCO per NJ secoud quality. S3O per NJ.
 Clear lumber, SlOO per NJ
 Terms, cash on delivery payable in | $. gold coin, or its equivalent in currency.
 A .. NOYEs. Agent. Prescott, Nov. 2l, 1865
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

PROTECTION TO MtSrRs ssD SETTLERS fx ARizoNA-By a recent orler from IIradquar ters of the Department of California it IS made the duty of the commanding officer of Fort Yuma, lst. To guard the post and depot from attack, and Co protect the plblic property in the vicinity. 2d To furnish such escorts and guards 10 the trains as may be required by orders from his superior or may, in bis own
 judgment, be necessary for the public service. 3d. To give such protection as the disposahe force at Ais commsbd may allow, to the river communications to Fort MbhsYe, to the ssi- dement's on the Colorado ai La Paz and Wi
 liains' Fesk, or ia the vicinity of either, and Co the Indians on the Reservations between i the T,is5e= last aAmei For the latter pnrpa1e he Is authorized (if he can do SO consistently
 Sith the other duties required by him there | by, and the same shall seem to him necessary and expedient,) to station a subaltsrn and a guard on the Colorado River Reservation, be- low Williams Fork 4tb. To protect the
 road from Fort Yuma 10 Wilmington, as lar as Yallecito-keepng a non commissioned ol- | icer and two priyates at the forage station a,
 Carriso creek as long as a guard may be re- quired at that point
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

1upor BAcKUs delivered the oratlon at Tucson 5a tbe Fourth. Judge Allyn has gone to san 1sanclsco.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11
DiSSOLutioNl.

The partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, in the transportation of the United States Mails, on route No. ll20S, ron Prescott to Tubae, Arizona.is dissolved non sno after this date, and tue interest ID the conlIae' for carving said maIls on said route being trans ferred to Aaron Zeokendorf who aloue Is author '''" V ''''~ AARON ZEcKENDoRF,
 soLOM0E EARTH.
 AIbuqBaaue. He< Aexicq, Asy aS' isoo iS-
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

Tur Governor hsappoIntedM. NJ. R. Plait, of Tue. M notary public for Pima county.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

AEr .JcpoE FLOWER, who has been sick In the hos .f>.i for some weeks, is convalescent.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11
PRESCOTT ADVERTISEMENTS.
MdsOnic Notice.

y1gU2. The stated meetings of Aztan Lodge . hf>s-s D., of Free and Accepted Masons, will take place on the last Saturday evening of each month All master masons of good standing are invited lo attend.
 H. orr. See. J.T. ALsAP. ". N.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

.1usrfcs BL.iR ha, erected fine carpenter shcp 1sn sBediker the carpenter. went to Fort Yuma rRh Captain Tuttle
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

ruE Governor has re-appolnied W. O. Andrews ~r San Francisco, Commissioner Of Deeds for <nlifornla.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

NR. vEcs. Government wagon master has gone z Fort Yuma with Captain Futile.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

fHs rainy season has come and we have heavy i1ewers daily. usually accompanied by vivid light zEg nd heavy thunder.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11
ADMINS rRATOR's NOTICE.
:. .,. ot N.nhnnaa.na Silpal. dscla.td.

Es,a,s of NspAGn.sssss sSl0as, dscsassd.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, aa. unlnlstrator of the aoove named ~ ~es.ase to the creditors of and all persons having elaine aesInst said deceased to exhibit the same win he necessary vouchers within one year rom th first pn bicatiou of this notice, 10 tbe rnoer signed, at his oface in Tucson, county or finA' ATIEopa Tucson, June i6, lsoo. ,-.
 i9i4 rs N. R. PLATT. Administrator.
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PRESCOTT ADVERTISEMENTS.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

noy JoAS A RssH sud wife. have taken poe nts bon of their neat cottage over ihe creek. and aeliing Good~in street Mir Rash has begun ihs ptice of law here, and is also taking au active in 3rgrsi in the mines.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

]. ALEX. MAnoS has started for visit 10 his relations in West Virginia. He has with him a very choice collection of specimens, showing the character of the precious ores found In different parts Of the Territory. Mr. Mahon ia one or our pioneers, and the discoycTer and owner of nun eroua promising inning claims and few men have travelled over SO mach Of tbe Territory and are 90 familiar with It's resources. He has been ln the Territory eleven years, and all the time engaged in prospecting or mining He is good judge Of ores, especially Of silver, and we doubt not tha, he will give good report Of the Territory wherever be gocS, and be Is certainly entitled tO speak with aaihoray.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

COLONEL WALL Es writes to inform us the cti. zens Of Tucson have not given him house and lot, as stated In a recent number of the MINER. We based our item on what we thought good au. thority, and are surprised to find 1t incorrect. The Colonel Is said to be on tour of inspection, end soon to visit Prescott. Hope such Is the fact
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

HAgLss F. HiscucocE, Eao-, Of San Francis = partner of MT. Cray, a, La Pax, and gea n1 ban much interested In Arizona, proposes wis t&g the Territory during this month
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

fHE Arizona Brewery Is now furnishing good nrcie of lager beer. and our citizens ind time to <rbk it in quantities
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

WILLIAM Il. FoRp. late private secretary to the Governor, has been appointed lieutenant of company A, Arizona volunteers, to succeed Lieutenant Ger vsntes Lieutenant Ford will act as quartermaster si Camp Lincoln sha Csptsih wsshbufh will take the field. Lieutenant Ford was for three years commiss4ry of subsistence In the army of the Poto mao. having charge Of at one tme of six regiments of cavalry is entirely familiar with the duties Of a quartermaster.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

ous lth of July oratDu, delivered hy His Excel. 1nry Governor Mccormick will be found in fail on fs first page, aud wn be read with much interest. M only for its historical character but for the hap 1 style universally Enown to pervade the public 0ofts of the Governor
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

-n,. GsAxr bas gone to La Par
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

CAPTAIN JosrrH TCTTLE having been ordered 10 Fort Yuna, aud given Increased powers 10 Che QuArtermAster's Department leR here with his family on the nfst insiaa. We have frequently spoken Of the Captains populariy here, and the gre. ai hls departure Is general and sincere Cap tain Futile served vitb the ls,h infantry In the Mexicln war in the 2d Infantry, under Captain laacrwards GcueraQ Lyon, be participated In seven Indian fgiti upon ,hh coast; and iu eonnec. tl0n with Inc California volunteers, be las per formed excellent service. His friends are desirous thas be shalhbo appointed quarlermaster in ,hc regular army The members Of our iasi Legisla- iare asked ths of the War Department. snd ' competency, worth and long service arc regarded al Washington, the application must De successful Mr. Henry A. Brown, assistant quartcrmArter, ae companied Inc Captain 70 Yuma bearing the best wishes of our people, who have found him Co bs sn expert and aceommo dating bnsincss man.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

E.LSur GaoyE. Lynx CryeS. woolsey's and Pos tss ranches Big Bug and the Sterling were well onresented here on the iih
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

t AspEnsoS. ESQ, and L. B. Jewell are in Los n eles, the former practising q, the bar and the |tner playing on "A harp of thousand s,rings, ersome more melodlous instrument.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

THE APpoRTroSxEST.-in our last we gave the census return for 1866, and today we print the proclamation of the Governor announcing the apportloument of members of the Legislature. It will be noted that there is no great change in the proportion of members to each county, al. though there has been large increase in popula- ton since last year Pima county has one less in each house, Yavapai county one more In the low house, Mobave county one less in the lower house, Yuma county the same as before, and the new county, Pah-Ute, one in each house, which but for !t4 organization, would have belonged to Mohave
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

E lLlilp CoRY will. ~ request oficiate as Coun. n Treasurer during Mt Marion's absence on tbe Mk,e Mountain expedition.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

AP.cHEs. Alter weeks Of quiet; the Apacbes eye
 in upon the wsr.paih On NOnUAy nigAt they k five head of stock from Simmons ranch. two
 - from town. Early Monday morning party s OuI following tbe tracks to ,be poin, of rocks, ' tre the rain stopped theb further progress.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

IHERE was serab horse race In town on the
 of July. Tom Mahcr's horse Peanuts" was 4 winner. Betting ssas lively, sat isoi ou~ isrE- rlc, the betting ringing from bitto ten dollArs
 tre was considerable fun, but the peanuts al, @ ers' store wen, faster than any Of the horses
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

Fla ALLEN CCLLuNDER has presented us with De fine specimens of wheat, barley, rye and @s, raised this year on his ranch at Walnut @ove, One stalk Of the oats measures over slx &i in length. with nne head oi grain. The bar. D, wheat and rye are as good as We have ever u, and of large and fall grain
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

CAPTAIN JonS IL CosrER, or company C. Ari. Eona volunteers, haylng tendered bis resignation, Is by special orders No. 4l, from headquarters military division Of the Pacific discharged from the service Of the United States. The Governor has appointed J. D. Walker, first leuteuant Of the company from Is organization, ;o the vacant place. The company is composed of Pima Indi. ans, md Captain Walker has the reputation of a good officer. W. A. Hancock late second lcuten. su; of She company, has been made nrst iieuten. ant. Captain Washburn, from Camp Lincoln, was 10 town ou the sth
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REPAiR1NG.

Guns. Rifles. and Pistols repaired to order n ihe best manner WI . bhnei
 Prescott. sspi 2, 1865 lsem
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

c.r1uS DowXEY. who has been quite iIl from M effects of eating poisonous greens Si "oolscys mrh. has recovered. and Is about again
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

fuE Governor has appointed Simeon W. King efChicago, Illinois, commissioner Of deeds Tor krtrona. John Livingston, Of New York, ditto
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

ER- ZECKESDoRP, or .he sub-contractor, Mir v Price, on the mail route between Tubac and trscott, has begun service in good style Tho nAl reached here promptly on Sunday afternoon 81ngng back matter that had accumulated on
 ses road. If Mr. Price will continue as he has trun he will in measure repair the injuries 4gee us by the dreadful mismanagemcnt Of the Ezl contractor.
Arizona miner., 1866-07-11

< pR- CLUTTER has good store and good stock Mtrugs, and will do as large a business in his u1s as any one can in climate SO proverbially @==sshy. The Doctor Is considered good apoth- eoafy, good physician, and good fellow, and M shown his confidence in the country by re- Wning to it, after a brief absence, and thorough XHentifying himself with 1t. We hear that Mir. "F'lng Is interested in business with the Doctor. IKE Prescott Brass Band did we'll on the 4th W playing st day-break, it the oration, and in
 evening WIS much liked by the people. Some M1snbers of the band being absent, their places HHe filed by Dan, Taylor and Ross, of tho lith Vb regulars, with their drums Dan is heavy ID the bones and comic songs, and We hop, 1< may during the session of our next Legisla Urs organize minstrel company
 
 HE Sterling mill is in active operation an' Horks to charm. ln our next we hope to give n>cd report of the yield of the rock which if any 4Iog like great as expected will soon pay the en ~|prising owners of the lode and the mill for thei <ste outlay Of labor and cash. They not only de
 ye much credit for their exertions, but ample for -. and no one will envy them the greatest snc - The mill Is the first saving the two-stamp on ~Lynx Greek, to operate in this part of the Ter of5, and the alaerty with which it has been put ul enosr many obstacles and difficulties. s fresh ev o>oce of the ahead and irtspressble spirit of ou people