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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15
TREASURY DEPARTMENT I
Jan, "a. 1886.

Sir. The owner OF seven-thirty
treasury note may insert his name as
payee in the blank left in the body of
the note for that purpose, and II ne
thereupon notifies the Secretary Of the
Treasury of such fact, giving the name
inserted, and the number, denomination
and the date OF the note, q record will
be made accordingly in this department.
Unless such note is afterward endorsed
by the payee, it will be paid to no other
person, and If lost or destroyed it will
nevertheless be redeemed in his favor
after maturity, upon satisfactory proof,
and under the regulations in such cases
provided. Very respectfully,
L. V. HARTLEY, Asst. Sec,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

MAMMOTH HOTEL In BosTos.-The
Bostonians are rejoicing in the anticipa-
ton of a new hotel which is to eclipse
anything in New York. 1t is to be one
half larger than the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel, and twice as elegant. 1t is to cost
million and half dollars, to be built of
marble. and contain q thousand rooms.
A number of modern improvements are
to be introduced, among them private
breakfast and dining rooms, salts of
apartments for families, where they can
live with entire privacy. The money
has been subscribed, the contracts made,
and ground will be broken next week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15
Geo. III. Chaplin, slr.

DR, ALIENS LUNG GALaAN
IL not ouaos Remesy prs ~ So 'ts p,spos,
OF epeoUlHtion, bate
GENUINE. LONG EsrAnnshrp lMGnl.
CINE
Whloh has teen usod with upravudoi ruSes.,
tor nearly quarter 81 b century, aud hAi
proved 70 b. an Invaluable cue tar
COUGHS, CuI Ds. bRoSunnls, CON.
SUMPTION, ss1uMA, rurnIsio.
and an diseases OF tAo Throe, .ra l.4ngs, mo
dent TO the sudden changes c1 roFthern Oh.
mate.
Dope. be deceived BY tho ,ho4saDd noatrum,
20 extensiyeiv advertised zhich pOast - mer,
whAtcve;,
Remember - c1n tuI
DE-. ALIENS NAlsAA
and take no other.
Sold by all Druggists ~ Tie Nor l.es, o,sss,
All ORDER should BE- addressed % tAo PrOp!.
toT,
GEO. " CHAPLIN, u.
p1uRgls,
nov2lt2m&wu Ratund, v
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

TIE REGISTRY OF The SEvEN'THlRTy
TREASURY NorRs,-The following letter
from the Treasury Department may be
interesting to the holders Of seven. thirty
treasury notes, especially to farmers,
who may wish to secure to themselves
their property in these negotiable secu-
rites. The letter was written in reply
TO an inquiry made by one of our citi-
zens:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15
T United STATES MAIL
VERMONT.
PoAT OFFICE DRpARrMANr.


Washington, Jan. 20 IL
Proposals will be received at the COntrsa
fee OF this Department until 3 p. IN. OF
70, 1866, TO be decided by April 2S,) for con
ing the mails Of the United States in the
Of Vermont, from July /, 1855. to June ~.
on the routes and by the schedules OF az
ures and arrivals herein specified:
No. 499. From Montgomery Centre 70
ID miles and back, once a week.
Leave Montgomery Centre "Wednesday d.
N.
Arrive AT Eden by ~ m,
Leave Eden Wednesday at pm.
Arrive at Montgomery Centre by 7 n.
No. 500. From Pitts6eld, by South Gnu"
and East PittsfOrd, to Rutland, IL mhS
back, once week
Leave Pittsfeid Friday ut Ism.
Arrive at Rutland by y. IN.
Leave Rutland Saturday at = q. N.
Arrive at Pittshold by IL m.
No, sol. From Windsor. by Plainhetd, N
to merlden, II miles aud back, once wee
Leave windsor Monday at ~ pm.
Arrive at herideH by ~ IN
Leave herlden Monday ATTAIN
Arrive at Windsor by l1% am.
Proposals for three and also for elk "a
week Invited
For forms of proposal, guarantee aud \
cate, and conditions to be incorporated
Contracts, zee pamphlet advertisements "
posals for conveying the mails in the Nov
land States, dated November 10, 1861 /
found at the principal Post Offices. -,o,I
5vfw Postmaster Cen
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

have united In a memorial looking TO
the adoption by this country OF the deci'
NAL system OF weights aud measures
now current In France, Holland, Belgi'
um, Spain, Italy, and some other coun-
tries. They propose to begin by having
IL explained and analysed in all our
arithmetiCs,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

NATIONAL TRAoHBRs' CoYvBET7os.-
The National Association OF State aud
City School SapttIntendeuls met in
Washington Oh rHes,lay. While it pro-
presses 81 coD>iier the defects existing
and the Improvements nceled In our
present sy-temS, proniDenl aim ia 10
devise 2ond plan Of free schools for
the Southern states. J. =. Adams. Sec
T7Ary o. the Vermont Board OF Educa-
ton, is In 4 trnd4nce from Vermont.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

NEW WORK ON THs SouTH-L. Steb-
bins, OF Hartford, CT, is about to issue
from the press a new work entitled
"THs SourH-its battle :dslds. cts people, Gsd
q srepest.," by J. T. Trowbridge. The
author has had the best OF facilities for
the task he has undertaken, having been
introduced to high official circles by
our generals, by which he was greatly
assisted. A few advance sheets that
have been sent US. indicate q very inter
eating volume, which is TO be illustrated.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

MARRIAGE GUIDE. YouDg's Gn
VI Physiological work, Of Every onehBa
Doctor, beng Private Instructor for Mar
Persons or those about to Marry, both males
Female, in everything c0noerniDgt0 e physog
of our Sexual System, and the Producuai
Prevention of Offspring, including all the I
discoveries never before given in the Eng,
language, by WN. YOUNG, NJ. D. Thu.
really n valuable and interesting work. n
written in plain lsnsu &c for the general rtAfi
and is illustrated vi h upwards of one har:}
engravings. All young married people, OF Il
cont amplAtirg marriage, ard having tie 4
imped iment to marrltd life, should Tesi
book. Il disclose secrets hat every One.bI
be acquainted with. gill il is book ttrz1
be lock up, and not lie about the hO.t
will be s mt 70 any one o. receipt of Firy az
Address Dr.. WM, YOUNG, No as SPRUcE I
above FOu d, PhlladelphIa. agE h
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

BloAMY.-lIenrg j. Parker, of Jericho,
was, on information OF the States AT
torney, brought before Justice Hollen-
beck Monday, charged with having one
more wife than the law allows and
held n the sum of $500 to appear for
trial q, tue next term OF the County
COur..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

ESCAPED FROM PRIsoN.-Seven CON
victs escaped from the Sing Sing State
Prison on Saturday morning last, at
about three O'Clock, by means Of false
keys.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15
DREING'S IMPROVED
LIN ) Fed OIL

The manufacturers OF this artici, dos,rr a
call the attention OF dealerr IN Paints and Oh
Car and Carriage Builders, also Cabiuel "a,
Chair Manufacturers, 10 Iva
EFFICIENCY, DURABILITY AND BEAU?
OF FINlsH,
when used in combination with alU ra,uy+ o
Varnish
The inventor ot th,r Improvement. aIx
many years OF study and experiment upon u
nature and property of Liuseod OIL, has ~
ceeded in greatly increasing those Properg
which render Liusecd OIL the only trus and ss
Cient Paint Oil
Breing's Improved Lme,"d OIL If seltDT
ing Oil and readily Unitcs with White la
Zines, and any Colored Paints, in the same p
portion as Raw LinEeed Oil
II is not affected by age or exposure, and "
neither wash, crack or scale of, and giya
any paint a beauty of finish and durability /
exceeding that obtained by the use Of Raw
seed OIL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

LRHIGH METALLIC PAIST-EIGHTY p
CENT. METAL
Lehigh Metallic Paint has fully proved
merits, and gives entire satisfaction for seva
years, and Is pronounced by the most conz
tent Judges to be the best most durable i
cheapest fire aud waterproof paint ever hrous
before the public.
BIGELOW & HOLMES /
Manufacturers Of White Lead, Zinc CO.. 1
and Oils, 902 Fulton Street, New YORK
- For sale by all Paint Dealers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15
A GENTS WANTED


Especial Correspondent of the n. Y Haa.
The most thrilling interesting and cy.t
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Astounding in personal adventure, deeds o,r
daring anecdotes, touching incidents lt
Gus stratagems, life in camp bivouaC, sc, 0
absorbing in interest and repete with use.
formation than any work ever yet pubs1oc
To prospective settlers on the rich and '
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torprise, it is especially invaluable, giving
reliable and practical information rela'e
plantation management and cotton culture
dispensiblc to tn success Of the North'.a
grant.
Address, PITMAN q CV
: San q School Street, Boston &ia
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

Lr. GrSRRAL GRAST's REPoRr. - We
a.s indebted to the Messrs. Appleton Of
New York, for handsomely printed
pamphlet edition OF Lieut.. Gen. Grants
oficial report, made to the Secretary OF
War. Il forms one of the most valuable
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

In the list of names thus honored we
fad the following from Vermont
TO BE- Colonel By Brsgst-A. s. Tracy,
"a Vermont.
To be Lieatsaaat Co!e'ssI b. Bysett-W,
F. Sperry, 9th Vermont.
To BE- Asow By BrsSst--Geo. Il. Ami.
DON 4th Vermonti o. W, Corey, 18th
Vermont E, W. Harrington, "a YER
mont; Mason A. Stone, LIST Vermont
Cavalry; Geo. g, Tilden, 18th Vermont.
To Be Captains By Brepet-Chas. II. Al
leu, 18th Vermont Geo. A. Bailey, llth
Vermont; Q. D. Brainerd, 18th Yer
mont; Il, 0. Clanin, nth Vermont;
John Ii. Macomb, llth Vermont; s, Il.
Lewis, 10th Vermont Ii, J. Nichols,
18th Vermont; James NJ, Read, Nth
Vermont.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

NATIONAL EASKs.-There are thirty
tw Ii u 'n4l banks in this State with
an uus lU.iz3u circulation OF s5,O25, Jz6-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

NOMINATIONS OF BREvRr Ovv,~EHs
COxFIhHED-The U. s Sena,e met in
executive session on Mmiay, when
BreVet MajIr 0rnsral Brice vas con,
irmed - Payna>ttF @ nrral, and sew
eral hrevet volunteers wire cJunru,d.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

GRAGD EXarBirIoS IL 0enBuE1, -
There is to he grand exhibit ion at the
Congregational Church Ia Sudbury, IN
Thursday evening, February 10th, for
the benefit Of the church and sOrlptv.
The programme consists OF % AvIo.
Drama, 10 three 8cis; Charaie, rival
lovers; Farce, waited, meas cook and
other things, making up an extensive
and Interesting nrlange for the evening.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15
SOCIAL and state items,

Mr.. SEAvBRs LECTURE IN BuRLlNs-
rox.-Rey. Mr.. seaver o. this town lee
tured before the Young Mems Associs-
ton in Burlington, Last Tuesday evening
The theme was Sell Rule" which was
discussed with special application TO the
present condition of our national affairs,
and - essential 10 3 righteous recon
struction. The feelings now Arrayed
against this desirable issue OF our diff
cultics We're stated TO be, lst. tie sy,o. ot
scl!iaaall.s; "a. TIE .p.rH Of caas!it%tioao!
encroaeLme,tt; 30. The spr" Of 5'gotsl po'(.-
ot.ea; AMI lastly, the spirit Of rehr,tut.or.
The Times from whose account We con
dense this notice says that Mr.. seavcr is
sorclhle earnest, interesting speaker,
a clear and eloquent writer and evident
lya man Of sturdy Independent. habits
OF thinking In this discussion OF the
the several topics Of his lecture, he pOr-
tr2yed the maiign influence o. section
alism before the war, and raised q warn
ing deprecating voice against the pres
ent manifestation OF the same spirit,
which had survived the war, urged
warmly deeper Difference for the con-
stitution as il is, and praised the Presi-
dent for his firm determination, not to
exceed his constitutional powers, even
if tempted by the prospect Of q posi-
BILE good. He denounced the bigoted pa
tri0tism which found UtteranCc in the
motto America l0T the Americans and
effectively argued that the true, unmis-
taxable title 70 America was the title to
the soil won by lighting for the preser-
walton 0, its unity
The Times, however, dOesn tquire like
she position the lecturer took in regard
to ratroution Or puuishmeut-which
was that 81 We punished a. all, we
must punish alr-and this. noswth-
standing the speaker admitted The jns-
tice Of She leSirc for rctributi0u .Or the
woes or the war, and called Davis the
incarnation Of Inc rebellion. The Times
concludes the notice with tn follow
ing ave chcerfolly recommend Mr. Sea
yer to our Lecture Associations aSan or
ator well worth listening 10,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

TINS JBwBLRN MANS PRoFITs.-The
Burlington Free Press figures up the
profit and loss Of the jewelry mans OPP
eratlons in the new city, and adds q
word or two by way Of morali2ing. We
quote
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

CAFADrAg BEEF American epecul0-
tors are onin5 beef In the Montreal
market for ST per vt, and shipping il
to NV York ala fir prods.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

A BRCrAL AFsAULr-Mr. H. r. How
ard Of Burlington, we learn from The
Times, was brutAlly assaulted, and
knocked down by some run ms in th7t
city last Saturday evening. Dir. How
ards head was badly cnt, ia >uppn>pd
by iron knnekles, but his il lrivs were
nob serious
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

RUTLAND County TeMfgRAECg Socl.
Bry.-rhe annual meeting Of the Rut-
land Cou Temperance Society for the
election Of its officers and the nomna.
ton OF q County Commissioner will be
holden at the Congregational Chapel in
Rutland on Tuesday the 20th inst, at
one o'clock, p. 10.
WIN, A. BoRMErr.
s. D. WmsLow
e, A, SMITH,
County Commlttec.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

Net profits Of the operation 284 20
which paid the nice young man with
the imperial, pretty well Tor his hours
shouting Horai-the FOOLS are not all
dead v"r
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

70 two $40 GreenbaCks
sold for 80 q pieC net
loss, S,OU
Fractional currency,
scattered to the crowd. l,5U
Cost OF ten gold" rings
sold and money re
turned, 90
Cost OF five gold LOCK
cts, money returned, LOO
Cost of 10 gold lock
cts; money not re
turned, 80
Cost o. double sleigh
and driver one hour, 100
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
TERRLroRY OF 1RIZoNA. }

County Of PfHiQ.
In tie Probate Court, .Ju3icattrc Of Mines
In the matter of the application of Ramon P'che-
co, VIM $. Curry, James II. Toole, FMnc!Sca
Barrasa, aud Mariana Cruz clainIantso OF the La
Paz Mine and auxiliary lands iherS'aito bcions-
ing, for confirmation OF titles.
Whereas. the plaintiffs IN the abeNe entitled eausg
hayln,r mis- dav filed In my ollie in Tgcson con-
plant therein, copy OF whieh Is hereto atiaclFd
Now. therefore, Il Is order~i' that All person. aa-
~ said eomplainanis % said claims and agxlliary
lands or any part thsa'cOf, he and are hereby sum
Inoned and requirsd TO be and appear on or before
thc Goth day OF January, 4. y. lsiI, and on snch
day or such subsequent day ~ may be ordered,
dis thcr answer In said proceeding setting forh
thcls claim and case OF they shal thelcfttei "
forever barred from contestng the title ~ ~
10 said mine and mineral hnas.
{. THuMBULL HAfbAA
PROBATE Jaase
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

IN ter
CJG6viag Jart~ibtign n an iyi.i,g eqse, ~,
The Datj4 Cygd.
BE It enacted by the Legislative Assembly of
the Territory Of Arizona
SECTION ]. ILe District Court Of said Ter
;'c!y shall have exclusive original ;a,. .,!!;;..
ton % al suits and proceedings relating 10
mines a. mineral ard auxiliary LAID, and Il @
registry aud announcement of the same. and
aI Tie jurisdiction, power and authority.
."l'crrei upon tJo Probate C0urts and Pro
htie Judge, ~ cAapt.. .ity of the Howell
Code cni.tltd "ol the registry and goyc.n-
meut ~ mines and mQicral deposits" or 9th
eF"i'e are h,rcby conferred upon the District
Courts and District Judges respectively.
That section two Of title one Of sail
chapter is hereby repealed, and also all the
Other provision. 81 said chapter e,,,,-
ierung jurisdiction upon the PRO
hate Courts and Probate judges over suit.
aFEsl IEsrsie'iings relating 10 mines. mineral
an aus lsfs iAisssss - 3yg AZ all other acts
and lalE y aets iis<ss nF N4lA tie pro-
All sais. s.ea
seev toersa agn' u ~
oFSf w4A s4isi t'-ss s = issse So
ton. arr hss4ss8 - AKA saa
NDhtiiAlA "a the DtNffsek tss4 tt4 IL fsx.tfF
IN which sad suits aud proeoeaia ~. s.
pending.
/. The CLERKS of tie Probate Courts. sha
. within thirty days after the publication
this act transfer 10 and file in the nlIie4. !
the District Courts, OF their respective con-
ties all rccords and paper, in suits and pn
ceedIuSs relating 10 mines, mineral AMI auNi
airy laud-, which records and papers shall l.
kept and 'iied by the clerks oi said Di,trie
Courts and when 50 transferred and filed. sal
suit, and proceeding, shall be proceeded wit
as though commenced in said District Conf,
PsDrdrt tiat, in counties where there shal
be no clerks OF the District Courts, the rec
ords and papers shall he transferred AMI iile
as aforesaid, within thirty DAYS after the an
puiniment Of said clerks and their acceptanc
thereof
s. This act shall take effect and be /,
force from and after it, passage
JAMES :. GILES.
Speaker OF the House Of Representative
HENRY \. BlGELOW,
President of the Council.
: Approved December SO, 1858.
RICHARD {. MCCORMICK.
true copy Of the original ON lie in IN
Office.
HENRY W. FLECRY,
Assistant Secretary of the Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
CONCNRRENr RES0LrrlnN

ErpreSStag ritics Of he LegislatVye IN yegayi n
Ne pySffot assumed Jy IiJn Ctqyyes ID Pos.
'oE, rs 0gaiRa HJp. Jyha ~ G0yiirig. peyn
1ae Gee, u CJagftss from Ari-2aa.
W liEaEAs, information, bearing upon its face
,"e sem olance oil truth, has been received
ny TINS body and the citizens Of this Ter
ftoIy generally, that Hon. Charles y. Pos
soi, iate Delegate 10 Congress from this
territory, has circulated in Washington.
arcport that Hon. John \. Goodwin
be"gate eject TO Congress from this Terri.
tory was elected through fraud and misrep-
resentation, and,
WHEREAS, said Hon. Charlie, y p,.to,, ba.
further announced his determination fo
contest the seat of said Hon. John \
Goodwin, in Congress, upon ground. as
aforesaid Now, therefore be il
Rtso're7, by he HVsc he C,pncR coacy,y;,o
lst, That we firmly believe the election Of
john y. Goodwin to have been in all re.rect.
regular, and that lie was honestly and fairly
elected by majority of all the LEGAL votes
cast IN this Territory, and that 10 friuI er
undue influences were used by said lion.
J0hn y. Goodwin or his friends Ia uro.nr.
such election 2nd, That we recre, exceed-
hgly, and must condemn without reserve os
most detrimental to our interests, the ro,i
non taken by said Hon. Charles b. po.ton.
having as we conceive il does a dire Z tepden.
" to place Hon John y. Goodwin. onr Del
gate, IN false position before Congress
esscning his influence therein Bird. That
'opl OF these resolutions be at the earliest
moment practicable telegraphcd by His FIX (
'ellency Richard G. Mccormick. Acting Gov
'rnor Of this Territory, to lion. John \.
GOODWIN, our Delegate in Congress also a
opy 70 Hon Charles ID. Poston at Wash
ngton.
JAMES S. GILES.
Speaker Of the House OF Representative.
HENRY \. BIGELOW.
President Of the Council.
\ true copy OF the original on file in my h
flee.
HENRY W. FLEURY.
Assistant Secretary Of tie Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

MAJOR GENERAL MoDo.. ~, 80
tH San Francisco for Arizon, on 80, 80; .'. :
NJ Is expected here from the 95th e. ar 81
~ should meet hearty welco,o go
p commander of all the miitar. c,, No 'i re
~ Pacific and now tie commanor ~ ~ n y,
PC in California, Nevada aud Ariz,,a % nn
l than As the first commander OF the ..,nv NV
P8 iie Potomac, he has beld and holds an 'n;-
ttant position. lie ha from the time Ar.
came under his command been active ir
iyins and preparing f,a our military neccs
.eFS, and lsas gTeat faith in the Territory,
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
TERRITORY or .dRIZON4.)
Iotf9fsg oF Dim, =

Personally appcared Pedro Baggi, one of the
plaintiffs herein, and on oath says that he has
heard read the foregoing complaint, and knows
the contents thereof, and that the s,He Is true o.
his own knowledge, cXccp; such things MS arr
herein stated upon Information aud belief, and as
10 these he believes hem true.
PEDRO BIAGGI.
Sworn and subscribed before me this Goth day
OF November, A. D. 1855
GREGORY p HARTE,
Probate Clcsl
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

r,,suop ron AHizoSA.--M the msctingo ~
House OF Bishops OF the Ir"''''"n' 't'''uF
Church, held Il, philadelphia III October tue 'a'
Mr.. paryln was appointed TO lac Blshopot y"
Mexico and Arizona
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE,

Twenty horse power and In perfect eon'''i'h'
now living al Ia laz .h,ry q, In
Apnly 10 b. Coin or James Cusn'h - ~ -
Paz, Arizona. ltr
la paz December ca, 1868. ~
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
TERRITORT OF ARIZON4,)

Coslfy Of Ptnia
Personally appeared james II. Toolc, one ofthc
plaintiffs herein, aud on oath SAYS that he heard
read the foregoing complaint, and knows the CON
tents thereof and that the same Is true OF his own
knowledge, except such things are therein
stated upon information and belief andas 20 these
things lac believes them true
JAMES II. TOOLE.
Sworn and subscribed before me this I'D day OF
November, A. u. 1862.
GREGORY T. HARTE,
Probate Clerk