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Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

fAH-UTE CoUSTY.-It is claimed that by an act ' Nevada, approved March l, 1866, authorizing e- extension Of Nye county that State has already efppted Pah-Ute county, and that it is no longer 'IArt of Arizona. As We understand inc act of }psgress, which was not approved until May ], " two months later, any prior action Of the 'f<e, and especially one not exactly defining the n<t of land set of by Congress, is not sufficient. " act of Congress has this clause: "FyoDided,
 the Territory mentioned in this section, (rC- ~fqng to Pah-Ute and that part of Mohavo west he Colorado), shall not become part of the <<se Of Nevada until said State shall, through it's |ff islature, consent thereto" This seems to de- AAd specific action on the part of Nevada suJse- Fsrf to the action of Congress, and as the Neya- Legislature does not meet again until January, '1R it is apparent that the Territory west of the oQtprado cannot be taken from us until then, fl \ a
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ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS.
uNloN :. prnl. eA. rIekEr.

UNION .>t PuBI. CAs TICKET. For he Council, HERBERT BOWERS, JOHN HOWARD, GEORGE LOUNT. For the u2Gse uf Representatives, R. r. ELLIOTT. PRIMiTIVO CEREANTES, A l.. MOIILER, W. A. BROOKS. r. c. BLODGETT. For County Supervisors. F. r BOWERS. GEORGE W. CDRTiSS, JAMES GRANT
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

COLONEL MURRAY, formerly of the army of the
 Potomac, and now n correspondent Of the New Fork press, Is here with Colonel Sawyer.
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

4. c. Dunn, plaintiff,
 order ni Publication.
 R. G. Soule, def7t
 Action brought in the District Court of the ....s4 ;..c! n..-..:=. . os e-.,. county anu Territory.
 To R. C. S0isie, dcfeJldant
 You are hereby required 70 appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis trict in and for tine county of iavapai, Territory Of Arizona, and answer Inc complaint filed there in, Ga copy Of which accompanies this summonsl within twenty days teSclusise Of the day Of vice) after the soStce on you of this sunImons,- fl served within tile county. or if without this county then within forty days, or judgment by default will De taken against you according Co the prayer of said complaint.
 Said action is brought to recover the sum Of two hundred and ninety-six dollars, for money bor- rowed, and the delivery of merchandise, and for bOard etc, aI your special instance anu request !; ali of which is more fully shown in plaintiffs complaint.
 And you are hereby notified, that if you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above rqnired, the said plaintiff will take judgment against you for Id sum Of two hundred and ninlt y-six dollar and for costs and charges. Given under my i4nd and the seal of said court fI fkis 2isl day of May, A. D. lcoo. i0m4 r. W WELLS, JR., Clerk.
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

JUDGE C. M HoLADAY arrived in Prescott, fon California, on the oth inst, ailcr an absence ,f some six months iu San Francisco.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Ia the Distyicf Court of Le 3rd Judicial District TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County of YdroDa John B. Allen, plf

-i F---'
 Order Of publication. John K. Simmons dcf-t !
 Action brought in the District Court in and for the county and Territory aforesaid.
 I0 John R Sim0SHs, defendant.
 You are hereby required Co appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis. trict. in and for the county of Yavapa Territory Of Arizona, Co answer the complaint filed therein Ca copy of which complaint accompanies this summons) within twenty days, (exclusiye of tue day Of serylcc) after the service on you of tbls summons, if seryed within ths county but out of said county then within forty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you accord. ing Co prayer Of said complaint
 This action is brought tO recover the sum of nine hundred and forty-seveu and e91CO dollars, payable in United States gold coin or lis equiya- lent due from you tO said plaintiff, two certain prOm.ssOTy notes. And you are hereby notified tha if you fail Co appear and answer the said com paint above required the said plaintiff will take judgment against you by default for the sum Of nine hundred and fVrty-sevcn and 69-l00 dollars and for costs and charges
 Given under my hand and the seal Of said court l.. $. this 2Uth day of June, A. D. 1886.
 l2ini l.. W. WELLS, JR., Clerk
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DEMOCRATIC TICK FIT.


 Tor tio Council, DANIEL <. LnUNT. JOHN ". SIMMONS, LOUIS X. STEVENS. For thc Housa of Representatives, JOHN B. SLACN, DANIEL ELLIS, HANNIBAL SYPERT, WILLIAM $. LITTLE, U. C. BARNETT.
 For Supervisors. F. J. COOK, <. ff. i'fsFfi5fsS, JOHN C. CAMPBELL. Election September 5sh, 1866. I5t2
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DUrrrrLD is against Bashford. This i, a good

MoTTo FOR PosToN " He that can keep his emper Is better than he that can keepa carriage"
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

ARRTvAI---Col E. D. Baker tson of the elo- srnt Senator from Oregon) with his wife; Colo N. C. Sawyer, paymaster, and Mir. Herbert ewers, arrived here recently from California. clonel Gould, paymaster, who has been through E southern country, Is also here. Colonel Ba- T will reside here as quartermaster of the dis ii north Of the Gila. Major Clark, formerly a Nmasier. who canm here with Colonel Anderson
 l sGi, has returned as private citizen, and win 'pAte at Date Creek, with some friends who ac- ssb panied hlIa from the East. Mir Rector Of 5 Francisco interested in mining operations is <rr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OSB0RN'S HOTEL. REOPENED.

BOARD BY THE DAY OR WEEK. ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
 Prescott, Arizona, Aug 22, 1866 ij
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 Gray & Co, at Prescott are requested to call at the store in Prescott and sc;;ie, or settle with j. r. iiargfaye, who is =ii- thurizcd to collect for Gray & Co
 l0i3 CRAY & co, Prescott
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TIE Republican nominations for this county
 ' n be found in anot'ier column. The ticket is a scry good one, embracing number Of our prom bent men
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

IfoN W. H. HARDY made a flying trip here last
 scck, and has returned to the river He says
 Poston will get no votes in Mohaye and Pah.Ute tounties
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

LoUIs LASDsnEnGER (piouccr cheap John has .aely arrIreA Iron. Ia Paz aith an assorted stock I goods, which he win sell cheap for cash, he sss Go and see him, opposite the Osborn Ho-
 {. Gfenlie street. and if anything |. wanted huy |whiie be Is selling of.
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

Mosr Of the Arizona volunteers ol companies
 Eld F., stationed at Camp Lincoln, have been aid oil, mustered out and gone 10 their homes In be lower country. The time of Lieut.. Huttons ben will expire in about month. The Govern and Captain Kfausc iaYo united ih urging that Toops be sent to the Verde ai once 10 protect the stleFs, and also that camp be constantly main lned in Skull Valley, We hope Colonel Lowell Colonel Wallcn, whoever Is in chief command, tll listan to this request.
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

A FALSE INPREssIoN.-There Ia an impression La Paz, on which the friends oi Poston are try lg to make capital, that Gov. Goodwin had The bil route from San Beruardno here changed km La Paz to Hardyyillc The fact Is ;hai no bhnge has been made If the Ia Paz people will
 Ike inquiry at the Post office department they Ini find that no route has ever been let but the 4r via Hardyville, and that the mail was carried 4 La Paz during last year, without ,he authority fihe Department.
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

GovERNoR GooDwIN.This gentleman may lye disappointed some Of bis friends in moi writ. lg them more frequently, and in other respects, lt that he has first rate position iu Congress |rrc Is no doubt A late letter from prominent Bciai in Washington, says: Goodwin has talk 9 fine position here, and has as many friends as ybody in the Houscn
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

Bin. JAMES GRANT left for San Bernardino on
 |onday, with the mail, having received tempo
 ' Fy contract from the postmaster here, under thc
 |w regulation Of the posiofiicc department d.
 ] A;tnr psstilas,ers 60 put oH service whenever i, not performed by the regular contractor. Ms 'ondexter arrived yesterday and Ieit for Mohayc |day, so that Mir. Grants nIp was hardly nc-
 .ssary
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

WHAT NOW TIA correspondent informs us, that
 |hcu in La Paz Col. Poston said tlc MtSEH must
 Import him or be would commence suit agaiust ior some of its acts Tho MiNrH doe. not sup.
 pr him, and Is ready to meet any suit hc may
 fng
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

CAPTAIN KRAusE has gone to Tucson to see bout having more troops placed In thls part Of b. Territory. An important mission, and we
 . sh him all success.
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

Ia he District Court of the Third Jsdic,ai D,s-
 trict, Territory of ATi-ono, County of TGpcpai A. c. Dunn plaintiff
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

TuE osborn Hotel has beer rc-opencd. The kildng has been reftted, and now the proprietor poposcs to feed and lodge limited number of pnoplc in good style.
Arizona miner., 1866-08-22

E are authorized to announce
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l, brought Colonel sasyer aud party through in D style Al Wilmington ihc Colonel made him resent of fine whip. "Shorty is general ruritc
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appeals to justice and the Constitution
"the state" of Georgia consists of the men
iu it no remained faithful to the Union
throughout the late struggle if we are,
at the biddidg of Mr.. Stephens, to come
to strict legal action, they alone and none
others will either vote or hold Office, rep
resent or be represented.
We have on several occasions urged
that Congress should adm, to seats such
loyal men as Colonel Johnson, of Arkan
sas but it has not occurred to US TO ad-
vocate this coure upon Mr.. Stephens ex-
traordinary theory OF the inalienable rights
of traitors to rule, according to their own
notion. We believed il expedient tc
encourage the election of loyal represent
atives in the southern states, by the ad
mission of such men as Colonel johnson
lust as we hold that the general govern
ment shoulo encourage aud reward 10y
atty 10 the southern states, By conferrlne
federal Offices only upon mcn who have
been consistently faithful to the Union
~ Y Post.
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JOHN PATTEN. Jr., Proprietor.

ENHE Pacific Hotel is well and widely
\ known to the travelling public. The To-
cation is especially suitable to merchants
and business men it is in close proximity to
the business part of the City-is on the high
way of Southern and Western traYel-and
adjacent to all the priacipal Railroad and
Steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for
over 300 guests it is well furnished, and pos
sesses every modern improvement for the
comfort and entertainment of its inmates.
The rooms are spacious and we'll ventilated ;
provided with gas and water; the attendance
is prompt and respectful; and the table is
generously provided with every delicacy OF
tn season.
The subscriber, who, for the past few years
has been the lessee, is now sole proprietor
and intends to identify himself thoroughly
with the interests of his house. With long
experience as a hotel-keeper, he trusts, by
moderate charges and liberal policy, Il
mintain the favorable reputation Of the Pa,
! ci &c Hotel. JOHN PATTEN, JR.
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and | stand by those declarations. Yet
thew can be condensed into one single
sentence, aud that is Loyal men shall
govern preserved Republic" [Cheers,
| stand by that doctrine; the Congress OF
the United States stands by that doctrine
it will prevail-and in the policy of re-
construction which shall be adopted, il
we are faithful to ourselves, if We are
faithful to the country. If we are faithful
to the brave men who went forth from
their pappy homes to die for the saliva
tion of the country.
We will proclaim in our legislation, as
Andrew johnson proclaimed at Nash
vile, Loyal men shal! govern preserved
Republic"
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A Good Deal for an EngIishman TO Say

A lively writer in Biackpood'S Maga-
zine discourses about the American atti-
tude toward France and Mexico, and after
chalaeterizing the Monroe doctrine as an
"iusuferable piece ofipsolent pretsDtion."
adds u:
Yet, with all this, l declare l am all
for the Yankee in this Mexican row. 1t
is not the Justice of the case want to
think Of 1t is not whether France has
right on her side, and whether this de-
mand to retire be one Of those mandates a
high spirited nation cannot submit to !;
my whole consideration is limited to the
fact-here, at least, the bully of Europe
has met his match Here is a young,
athletic, daring fellow ready to 90 into the
ring with that finished pugillst that none
of us have the courage to fight, and who,
even with gloves on, doubles us up in Il
fashion far from agreeable America dares
to hold language TO France that all Eu-
rope combined would not utter. There S
no denying it there's no gratifying it.
If We had continental coalition tO-mor-
row, We could not venture to say what
America has just said. x x
We would no more provoke the Tuileries
by an iusoent dispatch than We would 60
into one of Van Amburgh's cages and
kick the lion 1t has become a sort of
European subscription that France can
beat every one, and l am downright
grateful to the Americans that they don t
believe it,"
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Has been steadily used for years. oS ti!ouss ,I ~
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Jev@ CoHcS
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RS- This Lecture should be in the hands OF every
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Address the publishers,
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IElEGRkPHlRG.

The arrangements for Telegraphing are far in ad.
vance of anything ofthe kind offered to the puh
lie a regular Telegraph Line is connected wiihuc
Institution with twenty branch offices in various part.
of the CITY where public business is transacted and
in which students Of this Institution permitted 70
practice 40 regunr office practice Car be ha in any
other school of instruction ir the county without
whicE no one can obtain position practical or
orator. Young men cautioned against the dcccI.
tive representations Of those who without any such
facilities. nretenN To teaCh relcprnphiny
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wholesale Depot and Trade
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"Worth makes the man,
The want of it the fellow" ."

4 rose by any other name smells as
sweet. A poIe-cat or conservative by any
other name emits the same odor. The
attempt ia now being made, by rebels and
cOpperheads, to make treason respectable
by applying to its opponents the term
radical. In 1861 the men who DOW de-
nouDce their opponents as radicals at
tempted to make loyalty odious by de-
nouncing Union men as Lincolnites and
AboItiouists. The failure to crush out
loyalty By this method has not been more
signal than will the attOmpt to do SO by
yelping Radical Rad cal Redicak!
Several weeks since we proclaimed that
the editors of this paper were radicals
Our enemies have been reading from this
editorial and lending the paper to their
neighbOrS. We doubt not that conserva
tives who take our paper and conserva-
tives who do not, will be gratiied to get
another copy reiterating the declaration
that We arc radicals. Believing they can
aiienate the people from Union men by
denouncng them as "radicals," they will
be thankful for any evidence to prove that
they belong to what is termed the radical
party.
"Live or die, sink or swim, survive or
perish" we plant ourselves on the plat
form of the so called radical party of the
country. If Fast Tennessee copperheads
who desire to break down the Knoruate
Wing, can gather any comfort from the
declar ltion of principles herein contained
they are welcome to It,
Nay, more, we say to them, in the
language of another, if it be desired to
call attention to this fact, "Proclaim it,
then upon the house tops; write it on
every leaf that trembles in the forest !;
make it blaze ftom the sun at high noon,
and shine forth in the mlden radiance of
every star that bedecks the frnameut of
God; let it echo through ther arches Of
haven, and reverJerote and belloao along
all the deep goryeS Of heih-Brownl0w's
II Whig.
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PATRONAGE.

This Institution is now enjoying the largest patror
age ever bestowed npOn any commercial school in tie
State Over five hundred stunents were ia attcut
ance tho first year, and over seven hundred during
the past wear The best class Of students may iuva
riaby be found here, and all its associations are si
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RADICALISM.

Radicalism means the rejection of what
it bad and preservation of what is good,
and it always means the right Of the ma.
Jority Of the people 10 govern The end
less perpetuation Of the Federal Union is
the gist of radicaliSw. Everything must
be subordinate and yield to that. Extorted
oaths of allegiance are not worth cent.
They make few men loyal. They, from
whom they are taken, think with Hudi-
bras, that
sHe who imposes an oath breaks il,
Not he whe for convenience takes it."
If the heart is not on the lips the oath
is a mockery. Tennessee radicaIism-
which is but another name for UDionism
does not desire rebels or their synpa
thizers 20 rule the State of Tennessee or
the Government Of the United States
Briefly we have stated what the truly
loyal men of Tennessee understand by the
term Radical, Thus understanding the
proper definition of the term, the loyal
men of the State baVe DO objection to hav-
ing applied to theU (what is attempted
to te made Odt0us) the term Radical.
There is little III names or titles.
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Manhood how Lost. how Restored

April 3. ly
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