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In the Nova scotlan, ilom Liverpool Hon the
Earl Of Gosford, Hon Mr. Herrick. Capt Gore, Mrs.
Jeffrey, Miss Jeffrey, Mr. French, Slesser, Dra-
per. Miss Hill, Mr. and MrsA w Frye, Louis FOUL
1oux and yitei J Allen John Hill Tios Russell Z w
RUSSELL James Russell, Capt Haner, Capt o. Brien,
and 251 in the steerage GKsLO lBti "A II TT
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-- THE WILL CAsE.-In the Probate Court,
yesterday, after full hearing in the case of
the last vim and testament of the late Theo-
dore Libby, of Scarboro', Judge Waterman
sustained the win, and admitted It 10 Probate,
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II, Wilcomb, Batavia.
EoREIGN POETS.

At Calcutta Jan 20, ships Brewster, Clark for Boss
ton at $111 u, currency; Tiber. Arey, and Ocean
Eagle, Lovett, Tor do; Winged Arrow, Berry, for
New York. at S12 per ton; Annie Sse, Shields, tor
Colombo. OLA
I Ar at Buenos Ayres, Jan II. barque Lizzie, Hurd,
Ar at Monfevideo Jan z, brig Virginia, Wood,
NAY Rio IaneirS Jan S4 ship w Prescott, Batch
elder, for india ballast; brig oBrien, Knowles,
from Mobile, ar 11th. 'sg Al
At st Thomas oath ult, brig Emma, Billings, for
Ponce to load for New Orleans; sch Maria Davis,
from Dominica ar 18th, in distress. II e Z
Sid I'm Genfuegos Gath ult, brig Mecosta, Bryant,
Boston. $50.
Ar at Havana oath, sch Nevada, Smith, Portland /;
LIST inst barque Enrique circuit, New York.
Sid 1st inst brig Snow Bird. Bacon, for Sagua; sch
Over, Dyer, New Orleans. ,a,s Ia IL TT =
In port LIST inst, barque Sharpsburg, Staples, TOR
New York. ldg; brig Stockton Griffin. for Boston,
"A Ar at cardenas path, schwm Gregory, Aud, from
Boston. d. ~ q II aIsff sa.eI tz>.gs.rlS =. :
Sid Esd, barque Sam Shepard Frisbee, Phadel-
phia; brig Rosetta, Jack, for a. port North OF Hat
teras sch Jason, Sprague, Wilmington NC
Sid fm Sagua 2sd ult brig Sally Brown, Matthews
Philadelphia.
CID at St John NIB Sd inst, schs Echo, Durham,
and Amelia, Ficthet, Portland. .,,,4.. f.-. %.
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Portland TurNyerein.

THE Annual Meeting of the Portland Turnverein
i for the choice Ct officers, and the transaction 81
the usual business will be held at their rooms on
Friday Evening, 10th inst. at o'clock. : :
Per Order. 80 81 DC. DENNIS,
Mar 1O-d1w# 80 -s.fi.+-'-.5-.. u Secretary
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
TREASURER's OFFICE.

4 IST OFTAXES assessed upon residents, for 1853.
~ amounting to TWENTY DOLLARS, and up
wards, published in accordance with Ordinance
OF the City,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. II. MOSELEY s. CO., ~ &
Summer Street, Boston, invite attention to their
choice assortment of Boots, Shoes, boudoir and Ii
brary Slippers. sAHai q gao '-t'i-.'i IA iI4
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Wanted.

pY two young gentlemen, two furnished rooms,
- with board In the upper part Of the city One Of
the rooms to be on the north side. u
Address 2, Press Office, ri ,ofs aa "-i mnoSt'
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.7sisou CAR ID. 80 o..

! q .7ol8ou q C. Xix ID. 10 y 30 . Q
q sHll.-ss
r WOULD state for the benefit of the late Officers
j. of the Army, that after having been Prisoner of
War over twony months, without pay or allowances,
I placed my unsettled ccouns of nearly three
years standing, in the hands OF Messrs Felch Pat
terson Claim Agents. SCI Exchange Street, Portland,
Maine, who made all my Returns, obtained Certif-
Gates of Observation-Disclosures, and collected over Twen-
ty-Three Hundred Dollars in less than tceeks.-
wing given perfect satisfaction, to promptness
and charge for services, would recommend this firm
to all army Officers having unsettled Claims against
the United States. " - ia 81 n " = rs
i SAM'LH. PlLLSBURY,
Late Capt. Co. A, 9th Me. Vols.
Biddeford, Me. Feb. 2S 1865. q mh10d3ts
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ANY ONE wishing for a genteel dressing
for the hair, win find Todd's Hungarian Balm
the very thing. 1t is free from oils and alco-
hol. This article is not composed of lac sui
phur and sugar of lead, as most of the adver-
Used preparations for the hair are, but is pre-
pared by man who knows what should be
used upon the head and what should not
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SHIP BULDNG.-The ship of HOO tons,
building by G. W. Lawrence, Esq, in his yard,
near the Gas Works, will be ready for laanch-
ing in May. She is built entirelysof white
oak and will be superior model. IL ..,g..,.
AT Cape Elizabeth, near Ferry Village, Mr..
B. Il. Pickett is building bark of about 400
tons which win be finished and ladnched in
November. 1t is now ready for planking.-
Also, in NV. 'Rncaide's yard, .. HI. Dyer
is building fishing schooner of about 100
tons under the supervision of Mr.. Merrill,
master workman, and in the same yard Mr..
Dyer, has another schooner of about 120 tons,
commenced, 1.-THE keel being just laii) which
will probably be completed in June. RI -rf.
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By order of the Lighthouse Board.
r5rr~ a - - JOHN POPE.
--1A - , L. H. Inspector, list District.
Portland, March Q, 1866.
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- ~ Nrr-T. 80 -
ance OF selfpossession. IT watched him. with
the awakened interest zone Who felt the mag
nitude ofthe crisis the Speaking was creating,
and am convinced that ALI he said was weigh
ed and measured, and meant to bring about
certain results. When the tumult Of applause
which greeted his strongest denunciations and
mostyirnlent attack was surging around, those
cold eyes and that CRAZY smile could be seen
calculating the entire scene and its accessor-
les" All this is not inconsistent with the sup
position, that for the time the Presidents
judgment was lcloudedby angyy excitement.
Among the minor incidents of the speech.
the adventures of 'Long John Wentworth
M. c.. from Illinois, are worth relating. The
portico was guarded by detachment of the
Veteran Reserve. AS Mr.. Wentworth at
tempted to enter he encountered the point of
a bayonet, and was told he could not pass
He halted, therefore, per force, but was soon
recognized by democratic friend on the por-
tico, and beekoned IN, The opportunity for
his little joke was too good tobe lost, and he
exclaimed, in loud tones, SO, no! L voted for
ANDREW johnson, and so am kept away
'from the White House by Federal bayonets.
at is only those men who voted for JEFF. 'Da-
"vis who can pass in" Some little tumult
and confusion followed, and one OF the manag-
ers of the meeting rushed up in an excited
manner, and ordered a policeman to arrest
that man at once. The policeman knew his
business well enough 10 refuse, however, and
Mr.. Wentworth was left unnolested. A few
minutes after similar eolloquy occurred with
some other democratic friend on the portico.
and the enraged manager again ordered Mr..
Wentworth's arrest. John had SO deep an
appreciation Of the fun CT being arrested by
order Of one of the counsel for President Lin
coins assassins, that he told the policeman he
would give him ten dollars if he made the ar
rest. i7But the officer sagaciously shook his
head, h and Mr.. Wentworth was left free to
enjoy the points Of the performance.
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Feb 1s, off 4dsiar, ship Northampton, Morse, ffom
Liverpool for New Orleans. 49,
No date, lat 40, Ion "A, ship s Ryerson, 45 days
from Lamlasn for New York. - = 2 = II
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E. N EWS
PORT OF 20 RTLA(ND.

he o9lt,gss s-i fsEei sbail ,,G 20 s1isas-Si's
l}i tsm .ssisstsIuuo DO
Arizona miner., 1866-03-14

District Court lst Judicial District Town of Tucson
 County of Tina. Territory of Arizona. John C Capron vs. The SopOri Land and Mining
 Company.
 To the defendants in the above named action. the
 SopOri Land and Mining Company.
 You are hereby summoned and required Co an swer the complaint in this action which was filed in the office of the clerk of the District Court of the lst Judicial District, Territory of Arizona on the sth day Oi November, D' 1865, and to serve a copy of your answer Co the said complaint on the subscriber. in the town of Tucson, county Of Pima, Territory of Arizona. betorcthe expiration of four months publication of .his summons required by law, and f you fail c. answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff Ia this action will take judgment against you for the sum of six hundred and forty dollars and eighty cents sGI0 s0) with interest from the Fist day of July, D. 1861, at the rate of andOne half per cent per month, besides the costs of this action
 G. P HARTE Agent for Plaintn
 Tucson Arizona Nov s, 1865. l7lm
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE OF TERRITORIAL MINING CLAIMS,
TERRITORr OF ARIz0NA,

IENHIIUHf UF dHIIUNH'
 ofce cf hs Treasurer In accordance with law of said Territory, cn- titled or the Registry and Government ot Mines and Mineral Deposits" will, at 10 o'clock a. m Ca Ucdaesiay d's 4h day cf Apra, 4. D. 1866, at my office in the town of Prescott, expose for sale and sell at public auction to the highest bid der for cash all the right title and interest Of the Territory of Arizona in and to six hundred (6OOl feet of each of the hereinafter mentioned quartz lodes or leads, the same having been located in accordance with the law above mentioned as Ter ritoral claims, and being now the property of the Territory tho names of said lodes being as follows ta.
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Arj$oua 3Ninrr.
sOlG OF IN AMERlCAN PIONEER

SONG OF AN AMERICAN PIONEER
 nr WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE. Tlr,t r.t Chat @ restless spirit, NI..- fuy thus forever roam, TlHN not thlt ! scoru thc beauty or % lasting, quiet home An. know how sweet the angel, How hcnchceut. divine, That Is keeping starry vigil On Che households holy shrine!
 IT, NO, tis not a restless spirit Makes mc roam from place GO placc 'ris a deep, undying possion For the glory of my race. "Room; more room,' for pleading nations Mine Go bid the forests fall; Mine Co clear the space for temples, Mine Co rear and leave the hall Done my labor, Shakspcarcs follow, NewtOns rlorify the sod, Millions stand with blank eyes chanting Opposite the throne Of God. Let NapolcOns firc-heart thunder Only through @ cloudy horde Lnbor's sun shall met the cannon, And the plow outlive the sword!
Arizona miner., 1866-03-14

District Court, Second Judicial District, Tuna County Arizona Territory. Jose Maria Higuera, plaintiff ys- EuOgiO del Castillo defendant
 To the above named defendant You will please take notice that the above named plaintiff has sued out of said court a writ against yOu for the sum of four hundred and fifteen dollars upon a contract for wages for personal labor performed for, and mate rials furnished you. and that unless you appear al the next term Of said court judgment will be render ed against you and your property sold to satisfy the same. Dated La Paz, Nov. l3, A. D. 1865.
 c. G. JOHNSON, Attorney for plaintiff Territory of Arizona, Second Judicial District. County of Yuma
 I, Charles H. Briney. Clerk of the U. s. Dis trict Court in and for said county. District and territory, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is true and correct copy of the summons issued in this cOuse.
 In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand [Lsl and affixed the seal of said court this
 thirteenth day of November A. D. 1865.
 C. II. BRINLEY. Clerk. By DOLL, Deputy.
 10. s. Internal Revenue stamp. centsl lsim
Arizona miner., 1866-03-14

Full" Mother, where's the man going to sleep2" asked a girl of fifteen of her moth CT, who had just promised traveller lodging for the night in their out of the way hut "l'll have to put him in with you and Jack and Kate and Sue and Bet, l suppose" was the reply, "and if it's too crowded, one of you must turn in with me and pap and Dick and the twins"
Arizona miner., 1866-03-14
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Jacob Linn, Martrum Lewis, and Solomon ShOup, is dissolved by the separation of the parties thereto; and that the said Jacob Linn and Martrum Lewis will not be responsible for any debts or liabilities incurred by the said ShOup after thls date. Prescott, January 23. IsGG, VIM. J. BERRY,
 S3t Attorney for Linn and Lewis
Arizona miner., 1866-03-14
ESTABLISHED 1864.
Volume III, 1866.

The third volume of the MINER Is begun with an enlargement Of the paper and corresponding improvements. It is the determination to make it in every respect more complete and attractive than the preceding volumes. l. will lead rather than follow in the sure and gratifying progress which the Territory Is making. While it will treat of al matters of public importance, its col umns will be more particularly devoted to the in- lerests of the miners of Arizona, the intrepid and deserving men who as pioneers and prospectors through dangers and difficulties 10 which ordina ry men would have snccumbed have wrested this rich country from the hands of the savage, and will not abandon 1t. As their organ, and a record of the progress in the opening and development of the unrivalled mineral, agricultural and pasto ral regions of the Territory, and of all that per taius to its growth and prosperity, the MINER will merit large local and general circulation. Az the only paper in the Territory, it's value as a news medium and advertising sheet must bc ap- parent, not only 10 onr own citizens but also To business men throughout ihe Union
Arizona miner., 1866-03-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

The delinquent tax list for the year 1865 is now in my hands for collection. All taxes not paid be. fore inc lst day of March will be collected accord ing to law. JOHN F. BOURKE,
 Sheriff and eX-Ofiicio Tax Collector. Prescott, Feb 9, 1866. 32t
Arizona miner., 1866-03-14
REPORT OF THE TERRITORIAL
 LIBRARIAN.
PRrscorr, September l, lS65

PREscorT, September 1, 1865. To the Hon. John N Goodwin, Governor of
 Arizona: sir-In accordance with Section r., Chap ter g. of the Howell Code, l herewith present | a catalogue of the books, etc, belonging to the Territorial library. | would respectfully ! state that, under authority of the First Leg | i,ative Assembly, given in the joint resolu- ! ion co purchase books for the Territorial library. approved November 8, lSj4, the bills for hooks. etc. certified by Hon. Richard (. Mccormick to tbe committee on public build lng,. grounds and Territorial library, and amounting in the aggregate to eight hundred and forty four dollars and eleven cents, iSS44lll have been approved by the Terri torial Auditors. and directed to be paid from the Congressional appropriation when receiy- e,i. That appropriation was lost last year m the miscellaneous appropriation bill, but Will urA Aaubtedly be made by the next Congress.
 rhe books secured by Mir. Mccormick arc chiefly historical, and some of them, rela- giug to early explorations upon the Pacific eosst. and to mining, are rare and highly use srl The set of Appleton's new Encyclopedia, and af the Pacific Railroad Reports, alone sofrs a valuable library.
 , eould suggest that you ask of the next Len latiye Assembly a sum sufficient to it ap a small room, in connection with the Sec retarys office. for the accommodation of the Territorial library. AS the volumes are not allowed to pass from his custody he should be enabled so to arrange them so that they may at all times be accessible to members of the Legislature, the Executive and Judicial officers of the Territory, for whose use they are intended
 l am your obedient servant,
 HENRY W. FLEURY,
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YAvAPAI COUNTY.

ritorial claims, and being now the property of the Territory, the names of said lodes being follows, to-wit: t .Igaa F'rio DistyIcf--
 AtIaDta, Minnie wells,
 Snow Ball,
 Pioneer,
 Manzanito,
 Manhattan,
 Catawba
 Agua Frio Deposit,
 McWillnms,
 Hoo Doc,
 Aguadiente,
 Helms,
 awatha,
 Daniel Webster,
 Thomas Jefferson,
 Iron Clad,
 Constitution,
 General Mason,
 John C. Adams,
 Madison,
 Monroe,
 Side Wheel,
 Divide,
 Grant
 Flora Temple,
 Stranger,
 Uncle sam,
 Johnson,
 Mountain King.
 Mountain Queen,
 Josephine,
 Vanderbilt,
 Scigel,
 Silver Star,
 Montezuma,
 Silver,
 Topsey,
 May,
 Lone Star,
 Antictan. Hassayampa District- Sheffield,
 Chieftain, Pride Pride of the Ha'sayampa, Guadalupe, Eagle, Mammoth, General Mason, Malakon. silvaufinc, Jay Hawk | Tsrkey Creek District--
 Ne Plus Ultra
 Old Piute, | Mcclellan, ! Reindeer, | Continental, Chrysostom, ! FlcuTy, Mccormick, YahoO, | Alexander, Black Hawk. | Quarts Mon.faiH DistIlet-
 Hibernlan Star,
 Wahaska, Wadsworth. LyaE Greek District- HOboken, Mammoth, Hawk Eye,
 North Star, | Blue Jacket,
 fallicofer,
 Ellsworth. Yarapai Disi,iet-
 United States. Walker Distrie'-
 Live Oak,
 Bald Monte
 Commonwealth,
 Last Chance,
 Esmeralda, | Princess,
 Golden, | Gro EinO,
 Black Hawk,
 Pino Alto,
 Squince,
 Sub Treasury,
 Dead Wood
 Pricta
 Rattlesnake, | Macedonia, Arizona
 Green Mountain, l Julia,
 Tom Thumb,
 Oak Grove, Brother Jonathan knickerbocker. Big Bug Dist iet- | Troy,
 Buena Vista,
 Butte Mountain,
 Apache,
 Ohio,
 Mariana,
 Creole,
 Yucatan,
 Columbia,
 Roxabelle. Walnut GrOue DistTict-
 Chandler,
 Broad Head,
 Dodge,
 Monitor,
 Mount Vernon,
 Union For further description of any or all Of tn above claims, apply at the Recorders office Prescott, or Co the undersigned at his office. Terms CASH A good and sufficient deed wi be given to the purchaser upon the payment the mount bid and the expenses of transfer. J. T. ALSAP, Territorial Treasurer. Prescott, Arizona February P 1866. 43t ? District Court, Second Judicial District, Hum County Arizona Territory. Jose Maria Higuera plaintiff ys Eulogio del Castill defendant
Arizona miner., 1866-03-14
NOTICE.

An persons indebted to CAMPBELL & BUF- FUM are requested to call on Mir. ALLEN, at the store of Gray & Co.,, and settle their bills, on Or before March lst, lSG6, and save trouble
 33t CAMPBELL x BUFFUM.
Arizona miner., 1866-03-14

HENRY w FLEURY, Assistant Secretary of the Territory, and ez-ofciO Territorial Librarian. cATALoGUE or BOOKS IN THE TERRITORIAL LIBRARY.
 Prescott, September l, 1865.
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REPAIRING

Guns, Rifles, and Pistol- repaired to order in the best manner. WA J. BERkI
 Prescott. Scps,iSyf7d5 iSom
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