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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-14
THE CITY

THE docket Of the Circuit Court was called
yesterday as FAR as No. 646, but no business
Of public importance was transacted
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TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
Il The aboys Warehouse. will purchase and
sell Cotton. Tobacco, Bacon. Lard. OF any other
Produce. on CoEamizsion- Planters favorinT n
est market price for their Produce. Our charges
wiii be a. lew ~ any house in the city. Should
old friends favor rs with orders for Groceriez
lowest market prires. We will give our attention
10 goods forwarded 20 ~ from other cities Ship
pess may rely on having their goods forwarded
promptly 6y the first train or boat ater their ar
rival. Our Office i on Market street, where the
old books Of Hugh Mecrss A Co. can BE- found b
these interested.
Hoping for share ofpnblis patronage. We sub
janis HUGH accRRA 4 Co.
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION or FoRGERy-
A man named Masonic endeayored to sell
yesterday, at the sherman saloon, 5000 in
vouchers for 500. He had between $1,000
and Sc, 600 worth of these vouchers, and also
twenty or thirty blanks which were not fll-
ed up. We are informed that he was for
merly a captain and quartermaster in the
army. He was arrested by Deputy Mar
shals Steele and Tignor, on suspicion Of
having forged the vouchers and was taken
20 the work house.
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PLAIN and Decorative Wall, Papers at
jan26-2w W. FREEMAN q Co.'S
No. IS Public Square, Cor. Deaderick ST.
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The Posf's Wsshinsfon special says the Su-
preme Court viii hear tho Massachusetts, liquor
case on the 18th inst
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DRY GOODS.
NOTICE,

HAyING SOLD OUT OUR STOCK or
Z. ~ doo1s a No. 81 Market street t. Nczsrs.
ING them 70 cur friends gentlemen Of capacity
and integrity. and bespeak for them the pstTorars
= Evans. PORTER 3 CO.
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That this Bittsrs is NO. Alcoholic, contains no
Rum or Whisky. and cannot make Drunk
ards, but Is the Best Tonic in the world.
READ WHO SAYS so.
From the Rev. Levi G.. Beck, Pastor Of the Bap-
list Church, Pemberton, N. J.. formerly Of the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphia, at present
Pastor Of the Baptist Church, Chester, Pa.
have known Hocfands German Bitters faznr-
ably for a number OF years.. / have used the Is
my own family, and have boon so pleased with
their effects. that was induced to recommend
them to many others, and know that they have
operated in astrikingly beneficial manner. kake
great pleasure in thus publicly Rrocaimng this
fact, and calling the attention Of those afflicted
with the diseases for which they are recommended,
to these Bitters, knowing from experience that
my Recommendation will be sustained. do this
more cheerfully as Hoofand's Bitters is intended
to benefit the afflicted, and is not rum drink"
Yours. truly, LEVI G. BECK,
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J Jos. r prLLTN q col.

Storage and Comm issiap Merchants,
Ne. 50 College street. near Broad, Nashville.
Tennessee.
Our business Is exclusively Receiving. Storing
FORWARDING, and Buying and Selling. on Orders.
janss--tf Jos. r. DnLsx b Co.
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BLACK sM>yH's NoTICE.-we have
row in store Fifty Thousand pounds Of assorted
Farm Iron. Horseshoe band. Hoop. Plow Bar.
Tire. half round and round, Nail Rods. &c. this is
Sweed'S which Is the best Of Hammered Iron.
Price, Seven Cents per Pound
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Ne 50 cOlless street. neas Broad. Nashville
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LfReKTIssG on CHURCH srREEr. IN TIE
" UNION 4xD AMERICAN Block, Ko1u admir-
A2ply q the courfins Room q the umox AND
AszEiekx. Jsns-~fl
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
CALLyILLE.


 X correspondent of the Bnlefta, who has lately made trip from PshranAgst to the Colorado, thus refers to the town of Call vile:
 "Callville is the county seat Of Psh-Ute county, Arizona, and is located at the head of navigation on' the Colorado. or at least al the extreme northern point of the possible steam navigation or that stream, as the angle made here by the eourse of the river Is at the extreme northern limit of navigable water. lt is located 40 miles above Rl Dorado Canon, llO above Fort MObave, 2I5 above La Par, and about 500 above the mouth of the river. large stone warehouse was partly built here last year by some parties from Salt Lake, which is now being prepared by II. ?. Dib- blee for the reception of a shipment of goods from the San Francisco house Of R. c. Sheath. The river here is brosd, deep and swift, the volume of water being much greater than that of the Sacramento at Sacramento. l am in- formed by J. H. Ferry, who is we'll acquaint- ed with the river above and below, that the only serious drawback to navigation are the Roaring Rapids" between here and El Do rado Canon. These rapids are only about GO feet in length, sn5'j understand tbst Captain
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Trueworthy, who has passed over them, pro nounces the navigation by steamer Go be fess sible, except at a high stage of water. In any event this obstacle is less difficult to overcome than the impediments to navigation which have been encountered and conquered on the Columbia river and other northern streams, and certainly the inducement to i'm prove the navigation of the Colorado amply warrant and will liberally repay any s~sist ance contributed to that purpyse by citipBs of your city. An object 70 important, also merits, and, upon proper representation, will no doubt receive A liberal bonus from the General Government. It is somewhat re- inarkable, considering the situation of Call vile with reference to the settlement Of south orn Utah and Nevada, the extraordinary min eral wealth of the entire interior country. the feasibility Of the euterprize, and the certain reward it would secure, that this trade Ina, not long since opened and the great wealth of the Great Basin and Arizona made 10 Jay tribute to San Francisco. |. is neither lacb Oi mineral wealth or danger from hostile in dians that has retarded the development o this regiOn--a want of cheap and certain com rnunicatiOn with San Francisco is the sol' csuse.n
 The same correspondent hs. thc iollowing Seyenty-tve miles portheasterly iron this place we visited what is known as th' Salt Mountain. remarkable formation efiov mountains composed almost entirely of th' psrest crystaii1ed rock salt. 4 thin cover [ ing of earth overlies the salt. the crystaliza ton of which is so perfect and pure that l looks ike nass of Ice. and l. as trsnsTATrb a. plate glass. No seams of earth or othe foreign substances break the solid purity O the mass. fhe quantity IS iiiimitabie, and ii quality, am assured by New York am San Francisco meat packer, that fl l. superio to any salt be ever saw
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TERRITORIAL LIBRARY

The following Regulations ar, published lof ,As lssovsii d fnembrr- of the Iegi,latare, Territorial officer. and oihes:
 tGnRaBv oy sKigeN.. The following Regulations, made under ss- thority 0t SeCtlJsn il, CbHTsHr NSiii, Sf ts- Howell Code, wiii bo observed.
 [. The Library -hsii bS kept opcn daily. fson o'clock, A. N. Co o'clock, r. NJ, Sun. days e1eepted.
 a. The public shall have free access Co the bools. pamphlets. paper, map, chsrts and engrRyiuxs, during sAid hOurs but no book sbAll bc taken fruul the room without the consent of tbe Librarian, and an entry sf the same, With the date aud the name of tue par ~ taking it, 10 a register kept for that pgr- pose.
 ni. No Tampnists, papers, HaTr, charts. or engr1vings shall be taken ffsYm the room. and in the drawing of bc0ks the rEensi,ers of the Legislature and the ofioers of tbe Territory shall always have the preference Books will be 1oaBrd to county officerS and to Tsi- vEte indisiduzis. of known responsibility, m the discretion ol the lshr1riAn. ". No person shall have more than cne book from the Library at one time, unless oi a ct or series nfgoluines when more wiil be loaned, m tbc judgment of the Librarian
 V No law book, cr book ssf reference, such As an encyclopedia, dictionary, or public doc. urnent, shall be kep, from tbe Library fnr q longer period than one week; and no miscel laneOss work, for more than two weeks withost permission of the Librarian, and new entry of the loan in the register. VI. Any perSon keeping book C. longe period than fixed in tke precediRg section withoat permission oi the LibrArizn, shall b ] fined FIFTr osSTs Cor each and every weel said book Is % retained the fines to be col lected by the Li0rarian, and nsed by him a fund for the increase of the Library. VII. Any perxOn injuring, defacing or losin, q volume shall furnish a new copy of th' same, or some work of equal value that ma, 1> soeeptabie to the Librarian; or be maj raY |" the iabrsrian such amount as will cn able him t0 replace the injured or loS; volume
 vuL pcr-ois liable to fines who refuse t' pay tbe same, and parsons injuring, defacing or losing books, who neglect to replace or pay she amount necessary to replace the same shall thereafter bc debarred the privileges oi the Library.
 By order of the Secretary of the Territory
 fs officio Territorial Librarian
 Territorial Library, Prescott, July l, lsG6.
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BUARD OF srPERyISORs.


 The Board of Supervisors ol Yavs.ai coun. v met Monday, September r.. Isf6, al 10 o'clock H- in., as b0ari of cznva.serp.
 Present, James Grant, chairman. and Wn !. Berry, E.q. J. M Rountrce, depa,, clerk
 After canvassing all the votes rs,lled in ssid county at tbe KrnrrAi cieetiun, held an Wednesday, the s;h day of September. lsGG. the Following named pcr.sals wefe declared duly eiertcd, rig
 Daniel \. Louni, John W. Simmons. snd Lewis \. Strser-. ia Cuancil
 John B Sls X, Daniel Eliis, Hannibal Sy. Peri, William S l.lttir, and C C. Barnett. to the Huu-e 0f Representatives
 '. \. Cook and <. r. Blair to be Justs~e= of the Pence at Pf,s.cott,
 W. A. IIanoock, Justice at P. McDowslI Joscph Ehle Justice at Skull Valley. 1. Cantreii, Justice at Turkey Greek M. h. Lurfy, Just,oe st Agua Fro. George A. Ellsworth, Justice at Walnat Grove.
 John Norwood and O Frvderie<s, Justice. At Rio Verde
 W. Arnold aad Charles D. Pos,ou, Jusii- oes at Lynx reek.
 Milton Ha1iey, Justice st Walnut Greek. Ina lss Borger, Justice al Big Bug.
 \. F. Pierce and J. Knott, constables at Prescott.
 George II Wilson, constable at Wicken- burg.
 J. Green, constable al Fort Mcdowell John Roberts: constable At Skull Valley. C. W. Stanley, constable Rt Turkey reek Stephen Richardson, constable at Walnut Grove.
 William Runk, constable at AgnA Frio. John Long, constable al Rio Verde
 John Ree- and ! ' Nc, affry, constable. at Lynx reek.
 William King, constable at Walnut Creek A. BrichtA, constable at Big Bug.
 Attest: r. C. HRiSTIE, County Recorder and ex-onicio Clerk Board of SupgTTi<oTS.
 By J. NJ RoUSTREE, Deputy.
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EA.4nU lail
ELECTION RETURNS.
tayAFtt CorNTY.


 Prososn.-For thc Council. Daniel < Isoan,. sj, John W. Simmons, 94. Lewis 4. Stevens, I6, Herbert BUWen, lO5. John IiuWard, %, Geotgc Louni, s7. For the House, John E Slark. aA Daniel Eiiis so HanuilsA! Syuert s7, William s. Iittle. q5. [ c. Barnett, sg, R. r. Elliott, %, Primitive CeFysnis-s, g2 4. l.. Moellef, 9l, W A. Brooks, s2. l.. C. Blodroit. sI. For SuperVisors, F.. J. Cook ,s6, \. II. Peoples, s9, John C. Campbell, 9l, E. r. Bower. 94, Gessrge W. Curtis, %. James Grant, 95. For Jnstses= af ths Peace. 4. C. Dunn, 53, s. E. Blair, l0l. F. A. Cook, e For ConstAbIes, W. J Cumruia., e, \. P Pierce, s4, J. Knott, 75, Vim. r. Turner, g.
 W,olenbsrg. $. Loant, II, Simmons. |, Stevens, Q, II. Bower, l6. Howard, Is, e Lount, l6. Slack, 2, Ellis, 9, sypert, :, Lt tie, C, Barnett, l3, Elliott, l6, Cervan;as. IS <, Peoples, :, Campbell, 2, '. f Bowers. l6 Curti.. lG, Grant. i7. For Justice. 1T. Nor. gan, 3, James Moore, 3, F. l. Brill, g. Fou Constable, George H Wilson, :.
 Foyf McDassl---For Justices, W. A. Han. cock, % For Constable. J. Green. 34.
 S.H E0lsg-D. L0unt, g, Simmons, % Stevens, a, II. Bower, 27, Howard, 25, C Lount, 25. Slack, 25, Ellis, g, sypert, g Little, 25, Barnett. 3T, Elliott, @. CervanteS 27, Miller, 26, Brooks, l4, Blodgett. 25 Cook, 25, Peoples, 3d, Campbell, 25, E. F Bower, 2j, Curtis, l3, Grant, q. For Jus tiee, Joseph Ehlc, l2. For Constable, John Roberts, II.
 Tauk<g Crtek-D. Lpunt, ,, Simmons, l6 Stevens, l3, II. Bower, 22, HowarI. 27, C. Lount, l7. Slack, 2s, Ellis, l9. Sypcrt. IA, Little, l2, Barnett, l7, Elliott, 2l, Cervantes, 10, Moeller, ls, Brooks, IS, Blodgeti, l4 Cook, l5, Peoples, IS, Campbell, l6, r. F BowerS, 10, Curtis, IS, Grant, 10. For Jus tises, r. C. Cantrvll, 2i. For Constable, c. W Stanley, l2,
 ligua Fr.o.-D. Lount, 2O, Simmons, %. Stevens, +, II. Bower 5, Howard, 2, I.Dun', 2 Slack, 2l, Ellis, 2O, Sypsrt, %, Little, 20, Barnett. 2l, Elliott, 2, Ceryantes, 2, Moeller ], Br0Iks, 2, Blodgctt, 2 Cook, 2l, Peoples, Fl, Campbell, 2D, l. ?. Bower, 2, Curtis, 2, 6rant, 3. For Justice, N K Lurty, 3, Wm, Bunk, 2 For C,.nstab.s, William Runk, 4.
 Walnut Goorf.-D. Lount, 29, Simmons, 32, Stevens, 30, II B.v r., Q, Howard, s, G Lounf, 6. Slack, 21, E.la, 5l, Syper1, B, Little, 2s, Barnett, 36, f Iotf, x, Cervantes, X, $, Moeiler, G, Brook, l, Blolgett,9 Cook, Is, Peoples, 8, Campbell, 30, F r Bower, ' Curtis, z, Grant, 2O. For Justi e, George A. Ellsworth, B. For Constable, Stephen Rich ardson, 32.
 Wearer.--D. Lount, 34, Simmons, S4 Ste vens, A, II. Bowers, l, Howard, l, G. Lount, l Slack, 33, Ellis, 33, Sypert, a, Little, 34 Barnett, 34, Elliott, l, Cervantes, l, Moeller l, Blodgett, B. Cook, 3i. Peoples, 34, Camp bell, 34, r. r. Bowers, l, Curtis, l, Grant, l For Justice, Jose Aguia, l, Juan Francis quito, |. For Constables, Juan Francisquito 2T, Jose Aguia, 27, Layino Vuerros, 2, Gle mente Reno, 2.
 PostlSs Raaeh.--D. Lount, II, Simmons l 1, Stevens, n. Slack, II, Ellis, II, Sypert II, Little, II, Barnett, II, Cook, Il, Peoples Il, Campbell, II.
 Rio Heyds.-D. Lount, 10, Simmons, Q Stevens, 4, V. Bowers, 24 Howard. 2s, Cur
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Mormon Prophet,
AND HIS HARENf l;

o. .ia .iaiLs4Hc Haorv 0f Bnghum Y0-rar. h0 Nsaerosss Wee and Cla,l,i>s, -By Mrs. z. v Wo11
 Tbis vork contains the only political history Of Utah Sketches of the various Federal officers Sho have represented the United states Govern ment in that TerriiOry--a complete history Of the Mormon ~ar--tbe late difficulties with the Feeder ai officers. The Mountain Meadow massssrs, aDd various other crimes-New revaiaiions-Aazm As gOd-Brigbam as 1od--Humau sacri~ce--Poiyg- alny---how Brigham treats Ap0Sta1es--Giadden. itas-- -h0ySisites-Josephiies Brigham million. aife-ho he becanle 70. Lord of the haFens--a5 accurate description 0f Hzzem and fs inz1fea. An. Mar Ann Angell fouug, tbe legal ulfe-- EI0-iiae. The light oi the harem-Ameia, tbe last love--thc prOphet in love the thirtieib trne--etc ctc.---etr. IUBssrzfcd rifh ssscl portraitsi and view aud plan Of the hsreIa- Printed a; the klE- ersidc FrcsE
 Patlishod to ihe Psss.Ge states ty
 LII BANCROFT & co,
 is San Francisco California
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OFFICIAL
PROCLAMATION

-A|N---l-'1- ANf-T BY RICHARD C. H'ooRNIcK, GOVERNOR oy THE TERRITORY or ARIZONA, DESIsSATISG THE PLACE AT WHICH THE LEsIsLA-
 TURF SHALL MEET oS THE
 TIRsr wEDSEsDAY IN ocTO-
 BER, 4. D. 1856. TO ALI. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. WHrRSAs, It is provided by the sixteenth section of chapter XIV of the Code oi said Territory, that the annual meeting of the Legislature shall be on the first Wednesday of October, at such point as the Governor shall designate for that pun pose.
 Nor, dierefort, by virtue of the authority so imposed upon me, hereby designate the town of Prescott, in the county of YaVapai, as the place at which the Legislature shall convene, on Wednesday, the third day of De- tober, A. D. 1866.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Territory, at Prescott, this sixth day of September, A. D. 1866, and of the Inde- pendence of the United States of Ameri- ca the ninety-frst.
 RICHARD c. MCCORMICK. By the Governor.
 UP. T. CARrrR,
 Secretary of the Territory.
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Tue GeneraE Election. THE OPFIGIAL RETURNS.
VOTE FOR DELEGATE.

We adhoped 10 give the official vote of all the counties for Delegate, in this issue of the MiSEn, but we have only received returns from Yavapai, Pah-Ute and Mohave, which are given below. Those from Yuma and pi- ira are unofficial, but probably correct as far they gc Three or four precincts in Pima county remain to be heard from, and will probably increase Coles Bashford's total ma jority to over +0O
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4 REGIMEXr oF cAvALRY

The Secretary of War hes ordered that one of the regiments of regular cavalry shall be raised upon the Pacific ooast This wilI af- ford iine opportunity for those Wbo wisa Co enlist iu the United States service, and IL will also give Co the coast valuable addition to i;s military force We shall hope to have part of the regiment stationed in Arizona. Annexed is the order of General Ualleck, re. gar'iing ;he recruiting cf ;sls important rrgi- msnt:
 HEtB QraKTrKs MftrrtsT DTYnIox :
 oF THE PaeIFIc, {
 Sas FRANcfsco, Cal, Angasfa. is66. General Orders, No -
 l Authority has been given by the Secre. tAFy oi War t0 recrui: one of the new regi. nenis of regular cavalry on the Pacific coast The organization viii be the same As that o. the old regsInents. sxrrIs that the ..iiins nl Company Jorpfnissary Sergeant is abolished and each company is to be coEnPosesi oi sixty foar (e4l prsvs.s=- The pay and allow ance. are the same in all cavnlry regiments. ". Brrvet Bugadier-1ener1l W. Sezwei is detailed ss superintendent of recruiting ser. vice for this regiment is tbe Department d Califorris, and Colonel c. A. Blake, Ia; Un. ted stAtes cavalry, ss superintendent ior ;hs Department of the Columbia Tie Przidio San Frsncison, Californis, and Fort vAncou yer, W. T., viii be the general dcpots or ren desFons for recruits
 The commanding Generals of the Depart Beufs of California, and the Columbia vi! Aes.sB on recruiting service sii available of oers and n0n-consmissioDed officgrS, of what ever arm of service, in their respective com mAnds, and designate the several recruitin stations 10 be opened. Al otbsr recruitin Siii cesse f0r the present. and officers nov recruiting for other regiments will recrui only for this new regiment of cavalry. III. As soon As sufficient number of TO eruits is raised in eitbcr Military Dcpartmen to form company. they will be organized a sslch by ths appointment d non-cufnmisxionc' officer, and tAe a.e. reported to the-e hea, aIArferx for the aSxigufueut of offioerk an, designation of station.
 " The SttiosTs sf this beH regiment vii be appointed by the President. and assignee by the Secretary of War.
 V. Tbe most favorable opportunity is nov offered to the discharged volunteers Co re-en Ger The service fer duty ca this ceasi
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,is, IS. Slack, r, Ellis, l2, sypert. 9. Little. lf, Barnett, fl, Elliott, IS, Cefysn,es, iO, Mgeller, 10, Brooks, ls, Blodgett r. Cook, :, Peoples, II, Campbell, &, E. r. Bowers, 2J, Curtis, r., Grant, 22 For Justices. John NorwUod, X, \. c. Fredericks. l7. For Con stable, John Long, ls
 Lyiu Cre,k.-D. Lount, IT, Simmons. r.. Stevens, IT, II. Bowers, 2i, Howard, 22, C. Llnt, lS. Slack, l9, Ellis, 2D. Sytert, F. Little, l4, Barnett, ls, Elliott, 23. Ceryantes. 10. Moeller IS. Brooks, 2O, Blodgett. Is. Cook, lI, Peoples, l9, Campbell, Ia. E. r. Bcwer, 70, Curtis, 2l, Grant, 20. For Jus tiors, W. Arnold, l9, George Blot, l, Charles D. Poston, T. For Constables, John Rec. 10. J. E. McCanry, l5.
 Uaian Crs1.--D. Lount, G, Simmons, C. Stevens, G, II. Bowers, 10, Howard, :, G Lount, '. Slack, :. Ellis, :, Sypert, 2, Little, <, Barnett :. Elliott, :, Ceryantes. :, Noel. ler 5, Brooks, :, Blodgett,7 Cook, :, Peep. les. [, Campbell, X, F.. r. Bowers, 9, Curtis C, Grant, :. For Justice, Milton lIadley ID. For Constable, William king,y
 Big Bag.--D. Lount, 23, Simmons 23, Ste. vers, l5, H. Bowes, G. Howard, l5, C. I,otnt, g.. Slack, 25, Ellis, 23. sypert, l7. Litle, l6, Barnett, l6, Elliott, l2, Cervante., !, Nocller, II, Brooks, G, Blodgett, l2 Cook, l6, Peoples, lT, Campbell, =, E.. F. Bower, l2, Curtis, l2, Grant, (. For Jus tiee, Charles Borger, 5. For Constable, \. Brichta, 1.
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NOTICE.

The par,ncrsAip heretofore existing between Jacob KlipTel snd John Litiig ls this day dls- solved by nlutnal consent, John Liuig continuing in the business, who will scitle an debts agAnst inc firm. JACOB kLlPPFl~
 Prescott, Sep,. =, lss5 1oti
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26

SOUTHERN PAciFic RAnRoAD.-our readers viii rejoice to know that one of tine final acts Congress was to pass the bill giving lands, and o.ber encouragement to the Southern Pacific Rail. road, which ir to pas through Arizona
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PoErR IN ChLuoRsih.--An Eastern ex- change gets of the foliowing on California:
 Four Persons had seated themselves in the mines Co play game of poker--the ante, as a satstitute fos nseney, being handful of gold dust. They continued playing for some time without either siae winning much. Al length one of the party, who had a good hand, went handful better
 |" | see tha, and 20 pint better cried out another, who had also strong hand.
 l" l see that" responded the first, " and e quart betterr
 ~Meil. 1 sec that and go gallon better, said the ether
 Tbis rather disooncs rted his sdversary foi a moment, as 1t "overSized his pilen But confident in the superior strength of bis hand be collected together all the gold dust be had left, and, putting t aside, cooliy remarked tc one of his companions Here, Jim, watch my pile until go and dug enough 10 e.ll him f'
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Wv. LAKE, rooms 2 and 8, Government House, \. ". corner of Washington and sanso,ns streets, is the authorized agent of the ARzosA MINEg in San Francisco Subscriptions and ad. yertisetnents lef with hiln will receive immediate attention
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TsrTitogy of AriEOac, :
 Coanig of fanapaL {

On this l7th day oi September, 1866, the Hon II. Brooks, Judge of Probate, in acor- dance with law, proceeded to canvass the votes for Supervisors for said county, at the general election held on the 5th day Of Sep tember, ls66, and after carefully canvassing the same declared F.. J. ooS, A. IT. Peoples and John c. ampbell duly elected.
 Attest: F. q. HRISTIE, Recorder
 By J. NJ. RoUNTREr, Deputy.
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SPECIAL LNorIcE.-Trntorial officers, lawyers, and others having in their possession any books belonging 70 the
 TERRITORIAL LIBRARY, Win pla,sc return them to che secretary's oficc without delay, as h is desired to newly catalogue and arrange the library. Office Of rle Secretary of the Territory, Prescott, March i4, tSs5. {
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26

THE GRgAT BrooD MEDicisEs.---Let every man woman and child iu our country learn that Le- Doyen's Family medicines are the best in use. Bee advertisement on fourth page Sly
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26

CAPTAIN DowSEr and company wen, 10 the gerde on Monday, accompanied by Captain Wash ksrg sho came to ;o~n oB saturday
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26

\ As the Congressional mining law Is already ln
 Dbrce, DO claim can be taken up for more than 2s hundred feet.
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SEE Bancrofl's advertisement Of a new book on
 Dc Mormons.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26

COLONEL TYsoN, who very lll during his lsccut visit to La P1, is now at Lynx Greek, iu
 Improved health.