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Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
JAMES P. T. CARTER,
 Secretary of the Territory.

AN ACT. fsib5r'sig hs Baarf ef SaJerrisors of Pima osasg Co D1g 'he assessor f,5 fakiag fht ceE- sus ia O. year liqhNea kuH1ffd aud
 sirfg-siz. B. it cnacfed ly ihc Legislative Assembly Of the Tergiiory of Arizona
 issTr-s i t.ss t-1sryi ;5i supervisors ss tiisg county of Pins are hereby authorized Co set tir and auriIt tho accounts Of c rauviilc W Mheaf. late Sheriff of said county. for taking the census or enumeration in the year eighteen hundred and 8xty-six, as provided by section s-ycnieen. chapter fourteen. Howell Code. P.0risisd That the amount 70 audited and d. loaed shall no, exceed tle sum of three hun drsd dollars
 snc g. This act 10 take effect and De sa .oi1e from ard aftsT iis isss-aev.
 GRANVILLE II OURY Speaker of the House of RcpressnisiiFm
 MARK ALDRIcis
 President Of the CsttHkA Approved November l. 1866. RICHARD C. MCCORMICK. X tree cupy of the original oA fle ia my
 JAMES ?. T. CARTER
 Secretary of the Territory.
 AsA AL Supplementary Co S-'ioi, ssine, Cb1F'sF tfg-ssrtn, Hgusg CYfr. a O F5as gf O&an." E. in szlsriei i,, lhe bssisiAiiye Assembly oi tho Territory of AFizona
 srcrIox !. The shcrifs of each of the sev cral counties in ihis Territory, shail, m addi ;iaa so sisc fees aiiasseI hs section nine o chapter ffiy-s0cn. of thc Howell Code. enia tied or fees oi officers receive the susa o twenty ccnts head for taking the censu or enumeration required by law 70 De taken sgc 9 This sct to take effect and be n force from and ssssF iss jsasSsee
 GRANVILLE II. OURY. Speaker of the House of Representative. MARK ALDRlCH,
 President of the Council Approved November .. 1866.
 RICHARD (. MCCORMICK 4 true copy of the original on file ia H office.
 JAMES r. T CARTER, Secretary of the Territory
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
AnNINl lsFRAT0H.s NlrIcE

Essass af Fs.B F Stnsseat d s9sss
 Notice s a.seesss gssen ity O, sEeesss-e asas' afsrotuted adm tsiFator sf ths si l<s NoEssr Co ilic creditors of, and an persons basa. as-ainsi said drcfsased ia eKhiist xiih a. assas sary vouchers, within one year fsom ihe i'si pss liciliou of this notice. % E. A. bel.icy, G t.c town of Prescott. Arizona Territory.
 Prescott, Arizona. ort l2. isf6.
 ig4i l. A. BENTLEY, Administrator.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

pn PHELPS has become an active as well as an
 .,..t miner He has leased the Lamson Mill,
 i |I.ypx Greek. and Is running 1t in fine style. Rop. II. A. Bigelow Is one ot his supcrintcnd.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

rur Salt Lake pedette has changed proprietors. 1, shoad tS Co are now the publishers. The mn. have been w!dencd and heightened, and paper generally very materially improved. krh is saying much, as it was heretofore one oi highest prized exchanges.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

c GRAZ, Esq. remains in town, and at Big |, alternately.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
JAMES r. r. CARTER,
 Secretary Of tho Territory
N ACr.

AN ACT,
 T. pr3ri1s fyr hc cir0 ex1oo,so fht Itrrumial
 GgrcrRueui.
 Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of thc Territory of Arizona
 SECTION | That there shall bc and is here hy appropriated out of the general fund of tbc Territory. such sums as may hc necessary Co pay warrants that may be drawn for claims allowed by the Territorial Auditor under the provision. of existing laws.
 SEc g. That when the Governor and Sec retary shall repor' and iile in thc office of the Territorial Treasurer statement of their utticmen, with Richard Gird for the official map oi Arizona as now provided by law, the Governor i- hereby authorized lo draw upon Che Territorial Trcasurer Cor the one thousand dollar. in gold bonds now in thc Treasury and -cl aalr for school purpos E. and apply the same to the payment ol the said claim o' Richard Girl ani iu addition thereto thC sum u' iolr hundred lnliar ur 70 muCl thereof as may bc necessary is hereby appr0 uriaiei out of aBy moDey in ihe general tund in ;bc Territorial Trcasly Go lR drawn l5 the Governor .a the same manner as ' s',. ald im wcr audited by ihc Teuiiura AuEso-. to en5iae the Governor Go Iiay thi ci8im of Richard Grd
 SEg G Ths act shall take effect and hs in furce lrou and after its passage.
 GRANVILLE II OURI
 Speaker or the Huuse of Qcpreseutaiiycs
 MARK ALDRICH.
 President of the Council ApprogeI November G Isd6
 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK. A true CODY of the original un dla in m office JAMES p. q. CARTER
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

,,,,os ALLYN was, at last accounts, nt Salt Lake
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
JAMES P. T. CARTER,
 Secretary of the Territory.
AN ACT.

 AmeAda,org of Chapter JJdgeigh, Ho,oeU Code, "Of wOotedbgs in cirH cqsts." Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona SECTION l. That section foriy-six (4Gl of chapter forty eight, Howell Code. Of pro cocdings in civil cases, be amended 10 as to read as follows
 Section 4G The answer of the defendant shall contain first, in respect to each allega- ton of the complaint controvertcd hy the de- fcndant a specific denial thereof. or a denial thereof according to his information and be- lief or any knowledge thereof sufficient to form a belief
 Second. a statement of any new matter con stituting a defence or counter claim in ordin- ary and concise language SEC. 2 This act Co take effect and be in force from and after its passage
 GRANVILLE IT, OURY. Speaker of the H0use Of Representative.
 MARK ALDRICH,
 President of she Council Approved November ,. 1866.
 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK. 4 true copy of the original on file in my office
 JAMES P. T CARTER, Secretary of the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
Dissolution.

The no-lssrsHersbip heretofore existing between tle EssS.4@Asen2 s this day dissolved by mutual tt aRnnz f9nt IA MA A. H PEEPLES.
 4srO R ROBERTS. Af ltsp.s anarsse8fe laa soarern for bIack- saxaAsnE xiH sar hsw nd settle w5th hsestfiE x H.-Nl RTs. Frssrsxi. k1s ssxa is6t. 2s&
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

P,s, COUNTY Hon Mark Aldrich having re- bned tls Probate Judgcship of Pima county. on
 18th of September last, in order to be eligible Is seat in the Council, the Governor has ap' sp,ed William Il. Tonge Of Tucson, Co hll the Nucy MT. Tonge was for some time an Aicaidc |f ma county, and good officer.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
AUCTION SALES.
R. MEaCu,a. Arcrosrrn,

Win eiyc personal attention to sales at Auci40 of Real Estate Mining Cl=ims, and Aef-
 chandizc gfncf4lis.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

lRRrvAL OF JusTIcE.--Wt ane happy tn ounce the arrival yesterday, of Mr Jessc tice, son, and son-in-law, Mir. Newton Eher. The party came in with the freight
 of Mir. Jonathan Tibleis, consisting oi
 eight mule wagons loaded principally Riessrs. Campbell and BufIum. Four red were seen near Fort Rock, but they
 too distant to receive justice.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

sR. Y. A. BENTLEY. publisher Of the ARIZONA IN ra since January |, ls'i5 len here for Caiiior- ' November 2Oth, expecting 10 return on the \. of ApriI next and thcu 70 assume the entire Shership and editorial charge of the paper. Dur S his residence ln Arizona Mr. Bentley has
 Sae many friends who wish hlm pleasant jour. ! and safe return.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

Non NJ. D DoHBrNs, Hon. A. Mickey, and Hon Ep Class. len here with Mir. Moves and others <she 9Oth inst. The honorable gentlemen were ufthy and popular members of Inc Legislature n len many warm friends to Prescott Hope |ss will all be reelected. Hon. E r Piai re-
 ns in Prescott, and Is erecting grist min near & whlpple, ln company wiih Mr. William 3kin
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

EoN. JANEs ASDEHsoN.--By an oversight our cc in the DAILY M'NEn Of the sudden death his well known citizen of Prescott, WAS not ID in the las, regular issue. Mr. Anderson fsli
 In the office of the Herald ai Auburn, tincor &r'y. Csllfornsa, hit !orfAor hntac " appeared bod health al the time. He will be rem n
 as man Of ready wit and humoF. a laSte er Considerable ability, and a worthy and popular H n He was Chief Clerk or the Haase .sf ilse
 and Secretary Of the Coancil Of the second & zlaiure.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

Nor DEAD.-A late number or the Wilmington kvnal announces ihe death of Benjamin Weaver, 5nerly Of that paper, and now of thc ARizoSA kER; ai the hands Of Indians on the Mohavc
 . and adds tbai lis body wa, found suspended ' ircc with hls throat cut, etc. sorry picture T happily untrue, as this item syi up hy Mr.
 sysr himself will attest. and his friends can
 her establish by dropping in at the MINER
 te d any time
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
ADMIN..YRATOl95 NOTICE.

WM !. BrRRr, his attorney
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slicssssEIIesnersfsnhats.

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asiuen eseErtea Ureunben NIB teEt $u6litum ,lsate
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aus SIzk s,s MAIDEN Sis. sseintcrEsFf.
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rstta BnS7RtItuss SrmmerfIetbesn
nE.tr ben Ea.rtspseis.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
Ofenn hienmers

TOR RICHMOND, NORFOLK and CITY POINT.
sdssher q ~inp jAT IEAS Cspt auaer sssy
SATURDAY hLRF AARLEft BouT e.. NiDN .apAl
kogthRsef gsiuz throrth his o. idins
70 al potato o. Coz ecsbod ptoad ard h couEe tons
LivIS CsfOE FOXts Co, Asenis. No 81 ia5.rtyS-
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feetnres ano Aleetinss.

A. FAVARGER's READING sf
"A. VICTOR nUGoss LES TRAyAlLLEURs DE La MIR"
4, po,toued uatil MONDAY EVENING Dec. IT, at O'clock
ia The Chepe University place TberouIse e three eo.s
Of Fr,nch also postponed until WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON n O'clock and viii take place o. the tkkhlS
INSTITUTE. No. us Msdbonsve
VOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Of
Il THE CITY DF NEW NOTWITHSTANDING from shskespears
Julius Cesar THIS (wednesdayl EVENING ats ooes a
No Fithave TweLtysecondst oy p OOULD esq
Young aud the public generally invited Admission Tree
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ETEW YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
lCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1874
COi.lEAClNO De. To- lSJ3
kcyv 1ssnV sevsnih-st tn3
Eoartlava knifanes INau.F lsventn.I-

1Ssn'V seTsnihtt tn3
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TRAINS LEAVE EEWTOhAs
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IL > AS. 4nl aud aoo (fx,Ip. IN
Bdd.ep1.f- 1fa 500 tEI,J lLD ht2, tEEl JVS
fk1,l Afs ttK..) y m.
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For s.rh.d Southport and WetpoTi 100. l1A m J"4J'
Tor Nor~ss 10. 400 CErl SEQ II ,oa Rl1 tEI,I 800
tT1..t as5. 40 $40 900 H. =. "a,
For D3nsn. 5.un. 900 u.aJ 4 IA. i1f5. 43o typp.
lr-enUct. 5ul 800 ll.Jj - - Jia ~ BID I'D
49, 500 E1J 800 lid a. lAla It'll rs,
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For ChefrI iifernsiae stl1us lDl &c" IJD
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On ThufsdIy, c 80 1n v leave twenty feFen-st a.
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For Boston via sprin-h.id. BOA uI 100 HIl eco
For Boston Shore Line ls.la. Ex.) a0lp N 80. go
Dor Hartford ana Springfield. $40 a lEIJ 3D. 100 (z)
60 D. IA.
Fdr Colnec'iout tEIl i9l5 tsAos-
tres 1o- 9. m. Northampton.
Hartford Providence Fi,bk RAILROAD So tEL,l
sof New Hsvrn Newondon and s;onng.on Railroad 800
n. Ikl5 400 40 p.
Poi Csnsl Rsroli. l2l5 N. TO Northampton
fof HOa,a.onic Rsrosd. a M g. 900.
For hsuzsinsk Rsi road 30ia. uA. AO1 p m
POI Dsub ana Nofw-iS Railroad. y p e. m, ~ p
Connexions s-spin; attached 20 2 p ~ tfa'n q
JAMES A. HOYf. s1Ot
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CTUART's SYRUP.--Extra Syrup Of supenss
- austy IN barrels lou priced Syrup IN bseA fas s
:, III; once q the Roeasv Ne les Celshsssss-
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XyTOOLEN CARDERS.-Any one wanting steady
w srseymeIt cards with sufficient capacity TO card from
1000 70 1O6 pounds Of wool day. sddrs stating particulars
Dnw,T A, jersey City PostOhles.
@1% 000 REwARD.-The above reward will
I'D .OUO be paid for the spTrshension and return Of
MARK sHNBURJ TO The N II State Ir'os who es,sped rom
compssdsbss full about inches and weighs
sber 100 pounds foehnssr nG o. bis len hand split
BY knis the day Of bis escape. -
JOSEPH MAYO ,wsTdsn Of the n. H. State Prison
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Sells br 2urticn.

10y HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER.-On
~ WHO -sDAY, Dee. r. % q O'clock 81 thc Galleries No %
5g iaw wezt q broadway collection o. ancient
go u0fen OIL PAINTINGS, CHEObOs u1d BNOliANlNOo
.-.I- Illln
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STEAMBOATS, anc Railroads..


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
w NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY co.--sost'
leave fer No 70 T. Re- bsween Cosr1s snd pe{., y y -
y d. g. $50 Sunc.ys ttt llo & u.' 49, DIV p. NJ
EOR GLEN COVE end ROSLYN, toaching at
Wi esone gsvhs Dock Creoi Neck sard Point and. oet
Pier No u T. T. oo.pl dsy sunday sIcsptsa At l.is
NOR HORWALK DIRECT connecting with the
D,s1e.y isIesd The new gf 'e,nsos' Tsdl,
wedor,d.y ssd pd, rs NJ o. srivs Of r,rosd
TOR NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD, and SPRhG-
L FiELD-FARE 75 Cenis Steamers leass Peek Slip fof
New 6sycu at $40 ed u p N. eonn3sns with EiiIoad
TINHE OLD LINE.-Sag Harbor. Greenports on
~ 1R ss o Se W & snS sud
p m. WILLIAMS BROS. no Beekman'it
GATETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER TALN 4 Hdf I AS to ~
iETERMEDItTK POINTS
Thu nav and slanch steamers Of tao Norwich ine
CITY OF BOSTON ana CITY OF NETWORK.
l''7' S'"i fst ' 49, SslS .y ~
there connecting with Re slabo1 EIpIs.: TEan , ,ho .Sgv,
via Nogis1 and Woreee Boston and Mo5 0'''
Freight taken " the lowest '' MGRTN Agent a6 g. The Pier
VENTRAL RAILROAD OF .NEW-JERSEY-
- Passenger and Freight Depot kewIort foot o. Liberty.
Il, connects Hampton Junction wih the DsAie Lsekswaua
road and s connections forming direct line Pittsburgh add
"' ~i'''umi fIiHSSS yti LINE TO TlIE WEST
Two EErIes' Trains daily for tho West eIee Sunday when
sitty mile, and Lfee ssvedby this line 10 Chicago Cine
nsti tSI,oui,, with but change OF cart
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Cormrucine Nov. 10 l65j-Leayr NeY I OK tsdoiowi:
6Js. m-for Esslop Bethlehem Mluct Chunk Ntiamip'H
Nilkssbsrrs. hiahsnOy City etc.
glO A. m MAIL TRAIN-Fot Termination Easton, Water OaD
Scranton Wkebarre. Bend Piston bns 5non etc
p "a: aS &C. w NG' 4'si1sa
Chicago and bp Two changes . - Louis Connects At si
tsb1r viii Nohbcr Central and Phadephs and Enc Roads Tor
Cory ana the o. REGIONS . - So. -
TRAiSfor Esson. Allentown Mauch Chunk' NiAesoafe
Rradn.. Potsyile. Harrisburg, Sc.
p Nor Ealon Scranton, Great Bend BsiheA'm
MsucbEhuuk.
!pm-For somsryiIe and Tlsmingloa
Nor Easton READING, Hsrrisburs WiiamIp0ri. Cory
Eiie &C. sleeping Ger from Noyy.Yors tosN iiimspoTt
Gals m.--For Somrrvie.
f.J1 m.-For SOmeuiie
D. n.-WESTERN EXPRESS TRAlN-For Eai.on. Allen
town Resdius Harrisburg Pittsburgh sud ine West
Sleeping JoSssy City loftsbr1h every e'enin:
Additional tr.ims Bergen lout tlizshe b, a.
Ticte beSontaned the Office o. tho Central
Railroad 81 Iersey ofocrtyst ~ r.. No Astor
6ud ~ No. 10 GfernuicLi.
JOSIAH o. SrEARNS. Superintendent.
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uCpsoN RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADs

q 4 NilSON XIV Elk ANH) ttAhBiO hAllshVAbN
On sld afer MONDAY November H. lauo, snl lot AZ
bmy Troy wiki Northern ADD We,Iu trains VIII
ieayc Now iTrk .. iolows ......
9 a. u xprrs train Hudson EFtr B4ad. Thrrt e. ani
Ter, ror- 10 Bufo Snsr-sian Bridge without caaure
ad connecting Troy Trains of sataios Rutland
Harrington Hnd HautfrsL
Exrf., snd Shall train Wa ii'2E River Railroad ooruec'
Ablpv wh Nreu fsus and y Troy win ns ie MORTAR
EEpog.s train wa Harlem RsiTs.d Iwsr,y iis''' snd
Fourth Chatham with W csiern foid Tor ~ pa
ron 'Pnss itted &c; o., Ary VII We'lef" if,a. sAa a.
Troy trains saruf1- Ru'ltI bs hugou 40 onieil
d. VI, ilgdau River Railroad cotnrrins a.
Ab1y with Wer and a. Troy WIN trains iof aoea
win srcliog r'tsc5ed ,.
1aIs Ia ETpfr via Harlem Ealosd conrrcs a Chs
win il-sd iog Lebanon SpIugf. fttrd A a.
and Troy vita iIans 90 huiand
Eufrri and Montreal Sleeping auchct 81 Albany
fxprl trsin via Hulfo River Narosd with seerias
snrd end EI9nrh 10 Bu1 ard nusr"naon brdg without
Alec sleeping DAY rrrern Saturdays e.
keV.York ihfough Ovrnlrr without change
cEe ". g. i8iirosi C0nrrCau 81 Troy viii be made
, via iiudou Rive Hrrost, with ieeJns a.
acbrd sonuec'iag Aasy with early tras r bhl3 ani ru
BRIDE and Troy with tsiH 90, sassa nnf points Sorih
Sunday train vii b. via idsou River hlo.d from ke~
York poskf ard iniesdse stations lssvus hewi oth
GJj Returning sve fou. AkeCTr ~ f' arriving In
NrT-fofs tl s.i- !.
A.o'a Sundy Haflsntla leaving Iaiye,onist
ahd srfvr. NleI0g - $50 D. NclafunE, leave
n III AANUEEulLT. NiHe.FfFssiru'.
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-TNins leave foot OF
" Coulsnd'-., ior PHILADELPHIA and 10 " ~. & c.
ind NJ snd W4sHsoTos 81 and 10
2. ni. and ~ uidnishf.