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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
State of South Carolina,
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IN EQUITY.


IN EQUITY.
Leah D. Ramaee, Adm'rz.,
vs. DUt for Partition.
Mclycrda Ramage, and others
DY virtue of an order of the Court in this
ID cause, will sell at Edgefeld c. H., on Mon
day, the 3rd of December next, tho following
REAL ESTATE described in the pleadings, to
wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Four
Hundred Acres, more or less, adjoing lands of the
Estate of Jacob Pope, iec'd., and others.
Sold on credit Of onc and two years with IN
terest from day of Sale, except costs Of suit,
which must be paid in cash in specie. Purchaser
to give bond, with two good suretiea, and q mort
gage OF the premises to secure the purchase mo-
ney. Titles Extra.
Z.W. CARWILE, c.E.E.D.
Nov. 6, 1866 At 45
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY
Amnrdn Etheroden Adm,or - ~

Amanda E. E,herodgc, Adm'Or., =
vR. BilkJor Par.
Elizabeth F. G. Etheredge, ct al.
EnY Virtue of an 0rder of the Court in this
I'D cause, will proceed to sell on the premises
on TUESDAY, the 4th day of DECEMBER,
NEXT, the REAL ESTATE of CLIFFORD ETH
EREDGE, dec'd., to wit: -;
ONE TRACT Og LAND, containing Three
HUNDRED and Fifty Acres, more or less, ad-
joining lands Of Jeremy Wise, Calvin Fellers,
David Wise and others.
Sold on credit of one and two years, with in
terest from day of Ssle, except costs Of suit and
expense of sale, which must be paid in Cash.
Purchaser to give bond and adequate personal
sure;ies and mortgage Of the premises to secure
the purchase money. Titles extra.
2. ". cARWILE, c.E.E.D.
Nov. II st 46
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State of South Carolina,

y
GEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Mary E, Byrd, Adm'x, Bin to sell Real
vs. E.,st. e..
Daniel Pickens Byrd.
TOY virtue of an order Of the Court in this cause,
ID I will sell at Edgefeld G. H., on MONDAY,
the Bird of December next, the following REAL
ESTATE, described in the pleadings, to witt
ONE TRACT OF Land containing Two Hun
drci aud Ten Acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of Heary Spikes, Willis Ross, Augustus Hacket
and others.
Said Lands will be sold, rcserving the widows
dover, on q credit of twelve months, with inter-
est from day of Sale, except. Costs of Suit and
Expenses of sale, which must be paid in cash in
specie. Purchaser to give bond with two good
sureties and mortgage Of tho premises to secure
the purchase money. Titles extra.
z. w. CARWILE, c.E.r.p.
Nov g. At 15
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Nov. 10
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY

10Y W. F. DURISoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, 2. W. Cnrwslo G. E. E. D., has sappledt to
mo for Letters of.Administration, on all and sim
sular the goods and chattels, rights and credits
Of George II. Zimmerman, late of the District
aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and sin ngular, thekindred and creditors ofthe said
deceased, to be aud appear beforc me-, at our next
Ordinary Courtfor tho said Distriott to be holden
at Edpofeld Court House, on the 9th day Of
Dec. next, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not bo granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2Gth day
of Oct. in the year of our Lord, ono thous-
and eight hundred and si1ty-six, and in the
niucty6rA year of the sovereignty and 1ndepen-
dence of tho Unitod States of America.
WE. DURIS0E, 0.E.D.
Oct. 81 OF A
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TRIUMPHANT

in every part of the globe, and iu-cvcry branch
Of eoronerce The commercial year. jnst VpeIinr,
will find Us we'll prepared to meet the wants o'
our numerous customers Oar goods are OF the
hsst nunlity
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The State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY.
Moses P. Walton and wife, Lucy
Ann, Applicants,
VS.. For Purtitn.
John S. Floyd and wife Susan
Ann, Applicants,
HpY an order from the Ordinary, shall proceed
I'D to sell at Edgoheld c. H., on the first Monday
in December next, for Partition, the REAL ES
TATE Of MARION A COLEMAN, deceased, sit
uatsd in the District and State aforesaid contuin-
ing One Hundred and Ninety-three Q93) Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of A. ]. HOll
man, Estate Of Joseph Grfiths, Estate of Thomas
Coleman and others.
TERMS,-On credit Of twelve months. Pur-
chaser to give Bond and approved Securities and
Mortgage to the 0rdiuaryto secure the purchase
money. Costs to be paid in Cash. Titles extra.
VIZ. SPIRES, S.E.D.
Nov. 10, st 46
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PRESIDENT ]OHNSON'S

SUITS will be the name OF the new style OF
garments shortly to be introduced to the public.
As early as brought out will be offered to the
fashionable public at our New Store, where u
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State OF South Carolina

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
IDY W. F. DURISoE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
Id Edgefold District.
Whereas, z. w. Carwile, C.E.ED, has applied
to me for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattes, rights and credits
of Edward Howle, late of the District aforesaid,
decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, tho kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to bo and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be
holdon at Edgcfeld c. H., on the 9Th day of Dec.
next, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 25ta day
Of Oct. in the year of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-six, and in the
01st year of American Independence.
W. F. DURIsOE, o. Z. D.
Oct 80 Ct A
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POLICY

in conducting our business on tie ONE PRICE
SYSTEM has proved success beyond cur most
sansuine expectations. Low prices and fair deal
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RECONSTRUCTION

in the improvement Of our premises has lately
been achieved. 1t is our old stand beautifully
and tas.ciully rcmodOllod and finished, where Wo
hope to meet our numerous friends and customers
W. ..,ra than that our old
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ADOPTED BY

the m.iority of our citizens. Our ruricd stock
will enable them TO make such selections MS are
suitable to their incomes. The beautiful s'y!es.
of our clothing nro not only proverbial ut home'
but also by travellers passing here from
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Nov. 10,
State of South Carolina

EDUEc lLLD DlO hlClj
IN ORDINARY.
L. Z. Smith and wife Rebecca,
Applicants,
vs. For Parn.
Lna Droedcn, C.rnclia Brogden and
William Brogdcn, minors, Dcfend'ts.
HDY an Order from tho Ordinary, shall proceed
I'D to sell at Edsefeld Court House, on the first
Monday in December next. for Partition, tho
REAL ESTATE of JOHN BR0GDEN, deceased,
situated in the District and State aforesaid, con-
aining One Hundred and Twenty-scven (l27)
Acres, moro or less, and bounded by lands of B.
Boat*right, Lcwis Holmes, Estate Of Jesse Sutch-
or and others.
TERMS-On q crcdi, of twelve months. Pur-
chaser to give Bond and approved Securities, and
Mortgage to the Ordinary to secure the pur-
chase money. Costs to be paidin Cash, in Specie.
Titles extra.
WM. SPIRES, S.ED.
Nov. 10, st 46
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Elizabeth franklin, jesse Franklin
and others, Applicants,

anu OtnefFJ APPlcuuts,
VS.. For Parn.
George Sharpton and wife Nancy
aud others, Defendants.
HDY an 0. der from the Ordinary, shall pro-
I'D coed to sell at Edgefeld Court House, on the
drst Monday in December next. for Partition. the
REAL ESTATE of BARTLEY FRANKLIN,
deceased situated in the District and State afore-
said, containing Two Hundred and two (2O2)
Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of L.
GomiOn, Levi Moyer, Richard Gregory, Sr,
and others
TERMS-On credit of twelve months. Pur-
chaser to give Bond and approved Securities, and
- Mortgage to tho Ordinary to secure the purchase
money. Costs to be paid in Cash, in Specie.
Titles extra.
WM. SPIRES, S.E.D.
Nov TO- st 46
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Notice.
Notice.

"A PPLIckTIoF will DO nnt., at tho regular
- Session Of the Legislature to Cbarisra brnn. .b
Road from Edgehod o. II. to intey5ecii Tbs Culu,u.
bia d Augusta Sailfosd nt tbs mrat asas.jbIe
,pplnt fos inc furposss Of !gnains cun thereon,
sspt1 an 57
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AUGUSTA FOUNDERY
Machine w Works.
Brass and Iron Casting.

Il HAVE now on hand SUGAR BOILERS, of
all sizes, Alarm (Amalgam) BELLS, GIN GEAR,
HOLLOW WARE, and AMT. Friction Metal, for
fast or heavy bearings and fill all orders for
every description of CASTING, (Iron and Brnss)
such rs SUGAR MILLS, COLUMNS, CIR
DERs, SAW MILLS, PIPES PULLEYs, BoX-
ES, GIN GEAR Of seven different patterns, I'm
proved CORN SHELTERS, PLOW POINTS Of
all sizes, and VERANDAHS, of which hive
somO worry handsome patterns.
Railroad Companies, Bridge Builders, Factory
and Mill owners, and oil persons wishing large
amount Of CASTINGS, at short notice, will find
it to their interest to give me call before con-
tracing elsewhere, as I am now prepared to do
all work in my line at New York prices.
Special attention paid to GENERAL JOB
BING and MACHINE WORK.
p. MALONE.
Augusta, Sept 3 Sm SO
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AND WILL BE

fund rs cbsap as the cheapest. The Fcareiiy of
Money in our midst, combined with the partial
failure Of tho principal crops, will necsssiate
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Sheriff's Office, Nov 10 4:c46
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

GEORGE J. CLARKE, the Post Master at Los Angeles, California, would call the at tention of the people of Arizona to the fact that money can be remitted to any part of the U. s. through his office, it being a money order office Drafts can be given to the amount of fifty dollars each. Charges on money orders of over twenty dollars up 10 fifty, twenty-five cts, under twenty ten cts. The amount sent directly to the Postmaster with the fee IS above, will meet with imme- diate attention.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

ARIzoNA-Now that there Is a regular mail to PaaranaGat and s. George, VIC have through connections witL Arizona, and we have received letter from His Excellencv Governor Mccormick, iu which he says that the loi9f furnishes Eastern and Caliior- nia news ahead of all other papers. We have already received a list of daily subscribers from Prescott, and the citizens of Arizona can now rely upon receiving the NrpETrE prompt y and regularly.--Snii Laks Eets9e Aug. 30.
 The Ie.is'ie is q first rate paper, and !; ar rive hcrc ia the same time that the San Francisco papers do, with the advantage that being published at point on the line Of the overland telegraph, so much further east it oftcn furnishes the latest ;eiesrsi'h;e negs from the Atlantic States, the wires being down between Salt Lake and San Francisco more than east from Salt Lake
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13
SANTA FE
Com pa n y.

Through route from Denver, Colorado, to
 Kansas City, Missouri, Santa Fe, New
 Mexico, and the Arizona Gold Mines. q s. Mail, Passenger 6 Express. Coaches leave the office of the company in Denver, Colorado, every Wednesday morning, for Kansas City, Missouri and Santa Fe, and other points in New Mexico, making quick time, and ahording every reasonable accommodation to passengers and shippers of express.
 Coaches leave Kansas City every Friday for Denver and Santa fe
 Merchants and others desiring goods forwarded by this express will instruct forwarders rom inc East Co mark goods
 '' Care Saata Fe Sage Company, KaRsas CkH
 Missouri"
 Office in Denver, at the Fire and Life Insurance gency Of George F. Crater, opposite me branch Mint GEO. E. CRATER i3tf Agent
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

HoN. ALEX. Mckay, member of the Coun- cil lfrom Yuma, K to be congratulated on his defeat of all the combinations against him, Although his opponent, Charles q. Johnson, had nothing whatever te commend him for the office of Councilman, it was supposed that with his backeie he would be sure to win. MeKey's majority of three is not large, but miss is as good as mile," and the Coun- cil is fortunate in having a Representative from Yuma who has experience, and knows how to control his tongue.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13


 Exception having been taken to the above, which appeared in the Daily of Thursday, referring to the ease with which freight may be carried over the lIardyville or Mohaye road, we take this occasion to say that the facts therein given were communicated to us by prominent citizen of Mohave county, and that we believe them to be entirely cor rect. At the same time, the columns of the MINER are open, as they always have been, to any representations that the advocates of the La Paz road may wish to make. We have no prejudice for one road over another, and have never refused to print any com mendation of either or both. Any attempt to make it appear that we have at any time praised the Mohayc road over that by La Paz Is unfair The best interests of central Arizona, and especially of Prescott, demand that all roads from the Colorado should be warmly supported and we shall not be blind enough to favor one at the expense of an- other.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

TnooPs IN NEw MExrco.--From General Carleton's special orders q and g, we learn of the following disposition of troops in New Mexico:
 Fod Stmner.-Brevet Major General George Sykes, commanding United States infantry, with staH, band, and companies A D C and II of his regiment; Breyet Lieutenant Colo mel J. " Dubois, 3d United States cavalry. with computes E and l. Fan Craig.--Colo- mel Marshall $. Howe, 2d cavalry, with staff and company E of his regiment Fort Union. Brevet Colonl Elisha E. Marshall, 9th infant "A. with companies and r; Breyet Colonel 'sr1sl p,er NcNally, 90 cavalry, with com iany r t8rs haTcv.- Brcyet Colonel Will spA it. lan<, "a cavalry, with company H.. 5sqng qge. - srevet Major David H. Broth srspn lfb insaairY, wifh sanlpany k 4: Cap ..s4- .1 s:ll.. ai ..sss ,..,;,- pssy 6 yet i}tagaise-- RFeset fi 4teaau. Ctl lone. yaie K Yar ylies, sd caeallq ltt c1TnPAH kaPsssp hsalp'Eil'i Si5uiirs. l'til is, vet Maipr Frans V rts8S aa ,~4ife wsfh company K. Fa Basuge nesF i,is.a ~!t 2 --i3reyet Licutenast Caiaael Allen &6 son, 5th infantry, gi nfanies B anf Firrt Lieutenant Johu at. 5a cavalry. with company Nj. Fod ba asa.-- Daptain William llawiey, lst cavalry. with caihfaav \. Ed Sranp.-First Lieutenant Flaacss Nilscn, d cavalry, with company II.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of John Y. Simmons, deceased
 Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, duly appointed administrator of the above named esiatc to the creditors Of and all persons having clalns against, said deceased, Co exhibit, with the neces sary vouchers, within one year from the first pub lication of this notice. 10 F.. A. Bentley, at the town of Prescott, Arizona Territory.
 Prescott, Arizona Oct. 12 lSGG
 104t F. A. BENTLEY, Administrator
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13
GEO. l. CLARKE. I:.,

f s. az r ..Aka.I.. Arent fof afncfsea- snd Faaien MArszr-as Newspapers Qtbcr periefl leals, desisf in Books and Sutio8ery Vf cTelg deseIip- tion. Blank Books, aid bsnks For Terri tsrial, County and township usG. furnished te crdsY by sending a ruled sheet, wIth such headings as are desired. An the Cal iforria papers furnished at Pablisasrs prices. The following list will be furnished as per prices annexed. Legal tender taken at the San Francisco yalne in payment.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13
GROVER & RhKER'S
sess wing Machines
CELEBRATED ELASTIC STITCH

Az osssss ehlir as preferable to all Oth. iiss a--s gbey a:e ser rarasse snl doi.'Ae and less Ii.
 v aeyspssaasaa
 2 ThcyAe assa sssiiitar. r,sss and l,s Fe- 4 ing of thteaa essss. & They srv mseh eass3 istf a4 ass,sqss tts .ssst { icsls and ils -4.s 4. aad eha sh kind- of thread. siik, s'son : slsaoe 1. They stitch sern, iegi, eor,. sInE tssk, zlsr- quilt. braid and eHsiroider Vi ssaH fatsii,y @ 5 They fasten both ends Of ths ia by fhelr own operation, and the seam Is s.s and elastic tliai it never breaks, even on the bn.. G Tho seain Is more plump and beautiful, retain. ing ifs pluInpness and b,auty after washing bet ter than any other, and thonsh cut al every sixth stitch remains firm, and neither runs nor raYcls in wear.
 :. The scam cnu be removed in altering garments
 afier prgprr iaStractioas without picking or cut
 ting them.
 B. Thcse machines arc more easily kept in order
 than any other, and need not be taken apart to be oiled.
 O. Watching and varying the tensions upon the
 thread, necessary in other machines, s unnec
 cssary in these The tension being once ad- ! ius;cd on the Grover SS Baker Machine, any
 amount of sewing may be done without change. 10 They make bcautifni embroidery without any change Of arrangement, simply by inserting
 threads of suitable sizes and colers for this pur.
 posc. They are the only machines that both em5roider and sew perfectly. II. The work done by these machines cannot
 possibly be eaualled by any other, and it has al. ways received the firrt premium CFer all com. pctitors wherever exhibited.
 F. Every machine guaranteed, and instruction to 1 pnrchasers gratis.
 | Esy- Upwards of 1000 of these machines arc now in use iE all parts Of the world. l Experience proves tiiat there only two vaiu- able sewing machine stiiches-the Grover < ba- keF stitch, and the shuttle stitch, hy some called lock stitch These stitches have each their pecul- lar merits and eXeelleneics. For some purposes Che one stitch Is better adapted and for some pur poses the other and e selection should always be made accordingly. Tbe Grover Ss Baker :. N. ! Co. manufaciurc. in addition 10 their celebrated ! Grover X Baker stitch machines the most perfect shuttle lock stitch machines in the market, and afford purchasers the opportunity of selecting, a { ter trial and examination of both, the one best suited 10 their wants. Other companies manufae- ture but one kind Of machine each, and cannot of- fer this opportunity of selection 10 their eusto- mers The Grover tS Baker S N. Co. are the on- : ly parties who manufacture and sell machines which both sew perfectly and embr0ider perfectly. Needles can be easily sent tO all parts Of the country, and small amounts in payment therefor may De rcmitted in payment therefor. GROVER S BAKER SEWING MACHINE co. Orders received hy
 ROBERT MEACHAM. Agent.
 COriez Street, near plaza, l3 Prescott Arizona.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

TyE got a new machine, n said Yankee pcdlar " forpicking bones ouf of fishes Now I tell you, it's a little bit the darndest thing you ever did see. All you have to do is to set it on a table and turn crank, and the fish flies rite down your throat, and the bones rite under the grate We'll, there was a country grccnhorn got hold of it the other day, and be turned the crank the wrong way; and, tell you, the way the bones flew down his throat was awful. Why, 1t stuck that fellow go full of bones that he couldn't get his shirt oig for a whole weckn
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

LIsT or SOUTHERN GcyERNoRs.--Alabama, Robert NJ. Patton; Arkansas, Isaac Murphy ; Florida, David $. Walker Georgia, Charles J. Jenkins; Maryland, Thomas Swann Ken lucky, Thomas E. Bramlstte; Louisiana, Jas. NJ. Wells; North Carolina, Jonathan Worth l; Virginia, Francis H. Pierpoint; West Virgin ia, Arthur l. Foreman; South Carolina, Jas. l.. Orr; Texas, A. I Hamilton, provisional Tennessee, William C. Brownlow; Mississip- pi, Benjamin C. Humphreys; Missouri, Thom- as c. Fletcher.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

On and fer Monday September 10th, the stages of the undersigned, carrying the United States and Quartermaster's mail, will leave the Exchange. at Wilmington. Caiifornia, for Fort Yu@o, at 4 o'clOck ererg Myadoy, passiHg 0lrough
 Los Afgeles end SaA Ber-
 nGrdiHo, AlTiriag at For Ygma d,e .foilo'ring Friday. Returaihg, leares Fort Yulaa he .follow-
 iaq S,talioy Gt ( O'cl0ck c. a. LETTERS, PACKAGES, ETC, Forwarded on Reasonable Terms.
 The Overland Stage from San Francisco, leaves Los Angeles every day the Steamer Pacific leaves Wilmington three times each month. The stage from San Diego Co Los Angeles leaves only once a week. and the steamer once a month.
 BANNING es co. Wilmington. Cal, Sept. c, 1sG6. l9rf
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

NAyAgos.-The New Mexico Pass of Aug 2S, has the following:
 On the Dist instant, the Navajo chief, son of Fl Ciego. and his people, twenty eight ia number, went into Fort Wingate and gave themselves up. All the males of the party were well mounted. The chicfsaid that next day he expected another party would come in and surrender All from the Sierra de la Escudilla These facts further justify the good opinion the Pres has heretofore ex- pressed as to Captain Butler and his officers and men al Fort Wingate.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

INDIANS ON fms VERDE.-0ne of the set tiers on thc Verde writes under date of Octo- Der ,:
 "We have been watching our fields for several nights, in hopes of catching the In- dians that were carrying off our corn. On the 30th ult. Lieutenant Gallegos and a sol dier of hs company volunteered to go with Mir Long and Mir. Ceiderman, to watch, but when they got Co the field they found the red devils already there. So they crawled upon them where they were pulling corn and Ceiderman discharged his shot gun, loaded with wire cartridge, containing nine buckshot which lodged fair in the breast of a squaw, who was carrying about biIshel of corn, instantly killing her, The l.icutenant's gun missed fire. The others fired, but with cut success The Indians dropped baskets, sacks and corn, and ran, with the boys firing and yelling on their heels, and expect they are running yet"
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

'pob cLsRKs.-lt Is of the first importance,
 Tor Lse convenience of the members and that Fhe Territorial printer, that the clerks of the <'s'atnFe should be prompt, capable and oblig.
 men The present Legislature is very iortun.
 iA hasisg secared such. In the Council, NIT. pmrec, the secretary, has had experience, and perstands all the points. His assistant Mir. Co. $ is one of fhe quickest and best penmen in Fn, la the House, Hon. James s. Giles, chief 1fk, and Hon. II. A. Blgelow, assistant, are both Hay and careful writers, and both having been 1nnbers and prominent osieers Of our previous 1Bblatures, are entirely familiar with the duties >pired of them. We congratulate the Third Le- >lsinre on their first class clerk
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

WM. E. LAKE, rooms and s, Government House, Y. W. corner Of Washington and sansome streets Is the authorized agent of the ARIZONA MrSER in San Francisco. Subscriptions and ad vertisemenis lcit with him will receive immediate attention.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

Territory of Ayi-ona, Copafy of TaraPai, ss. h he Pro1ite Court D. aad .t0r said county. Ia ae matter of te esfati of Frederiek Gelrkc's, Gereussi
 In accordance with au order Of the Hon. II. ffnaks Judge Of said Court, notice l. hereby giy- = =ta e--cas interested to appca< bef0ro him as M2a s.se 5ih day of November. ls5si, and ss4N ilse r &lisy ' g nave, WHY aH UrnCr should u,Ii he ~raul } l5 s3t Administrator tO sell the ssate ~ saia dcreasst Ns-
 F G CaS4SglF Probate Clerk Rv M kGERFkAa Deputy f Es.n4s ifsfe fzsf s.i.ss,sietfns 1923
Arizona miner., 1866-10-13

THE GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES Let every man woman and child In our country learn that Lc. Doyen's Family medicnesare the best in use. See advertisement on fourth page. Sly