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Maryland free press., 1866-05-10


The EfPEcT OF JupIcIoUs ADvERTmfse. .-Ws
clip the following incident of the effect of judi.
cious advertising from an Exchange. Printers
ink has made the fortune Of, more than one man:
few years ago man in Hartford was keep.
ing modest shoe store in State street. A few
days ago one Of the Hartford papers publisteda a
list cf real estate purchased within few weeks
by,this shoe dealer the purchase money amount-
ing in the aggregate to over $50, OOO. From
items of his previous purchases he was already
known as a real estate owner to a large amount
lie still keeps the unpretending shoe store. How
has he made his fortune? Advertising | This
is the, whole secret. He had advertised far and
wide; advertised by the column, by his own or
borrowed brains he made his advertisements 81
readable that often they were the most literary
productions in the paper. He kept his 1,amelbe-
fore The people, the people have bough his goods
and he is now wealthy man., The New Haven
Register says. ave have similar example, in
Indifferent line Of trade, in this CITY. A'young
man came here with a few hundred dollars and
opened aistore l7xls feet, tbnt,bronght with him
what was more valuable-thorough knowledge Of
his business and Of the value of advertising. lie
now owns largely IN real estate, is sound for we
don't know how many thousands, and il still,
charging bis business and carrying II, with an
energy and SUCCESS, which cannot. fail to place
him high on the roll of the income tax list True.
MS advertising expense for the year were some
5000, but no one chn visit his establishment
without seeing that it pays.n NO. .:.sgt,sJ is0ll
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10
Not much Interested

@The County Commissioners have
advertised a meeting on the % inst. at
which Judges Of Election. Trustees Of the
Aims House and other ''smatl fry" posi-
tons viii be dispensed to the faithful
and d''ioyal@ "cspperheads" are of course
not nssch interested in that wild scramble
for position and not likely to squabble over
the spoils. ''' ''''
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10
HOnors are Cheap.

GS' The Herald announces as one ofthe
committee to receive ''Gov. THOMAS and
other distinguished members of Congress
and of the State. who are expected to be
present and address the meeting on Satur-
day ''Hon 2. b. Small.
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10
Gave Rail.

@Messrs Joseph Light and Abner
Rowland, of Hancock in this county, MOTTO
ed in our last as having been arrested on
the charge of paying counterfeit money,
on examination before the u. S. Commits
sioncr, were released on bail and have re-
urned to their homes. ''I' 20 .
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10
Z. M. DARBY!

" The board organized on Tuesday and res
elected all the old Officers of the Bank
with, as VIC .understahd;! some hesitation,
on the part of the Directors, as TO the CASH
ier, whose sterling qualities and impe,fat
ability, with the aid of an unusuallpressure
from outside, secured, however, his re-eleo-
tion, at a salary reduced, we believe! from
1900 to $780, III .idgi,i auc.ire.f 9at
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10
No Deviation.

E1-We wish all to remember that sub
scriptioas 10 this paper must invariably be
paid in alvance--that no paper is sent from
the Office until paid for. From these terms
We shall not deviate for high or low. rich
or poor, friend OF foe, kith or kin. p,"."' b.
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10
death of Franklin AndarSor

and G sDicrn,,ige hnls gentleman, formerly prominent
leading member of the bar. died nj his an
n u Baltimore county, on Saturday last IN
sne ipth year of his age. lie removed from ,ho a
,,I county some thirty five or forty years since anJ
Will only be recollcccd by the older Of oSr ct;t Iu
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10
Business Notice,

ns- lb..rs!! r. } q. ROBERTSON,
"a 4 AislBhGs B sMAse1fEERT NC 4 FRI III Hf'se1rr0~n
hqre eaeh ktWRy .coasentetl to receire and
su 81 :" .Et lAinI.IIUIil M ylll -.lsaC
ji,r4usa NJ orttefs n this estallisAmeM for
s,ihseriptiaa, .adeertisiiay or joI mork. O@.
friends tcM please hear this in nsfad shes,-
selws, rSspiSoart ,siS Il % their atiyhIors aud ac.
a..I;. "G GHhI 1sTa rd' l3IG4 yd. V"!~
a,ccffofft't!ttty- ,cfft'! t. cr;ImH .i.;,. ....,.'...
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10

"A negro groggery in Norfolk has been closed
oy the military authorities, on the charge ofbay
ing furnished 'LlF, the negro riots with liquor.
Its now violation of the laws of wiscon-
sin for minors to'ehtcr billiard rooms or plnccs
where liquors are Sold " P'''''S ' u
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10

PRorrRTy REsroREp.-We learn that the Aetho
dist church at winchester, which had been taken
possession of by the military for the use of the old
Baltimore Confere nee, has been restored to the
Church South.-Shepherdstorn Reg. 't. 81
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10

-',ait J ~ o..
| THE INTERVIEW OF Mas. DAVIS WITH HER HFS.
BAND.--4 letter from Fortress Monroe, spestss.
of an interview of Mrs. Jefferson Davis witbhs'
husband, ohthet t8d. inst.ysaNs: 1,bgg, -
-iair, Qhyis had been apprised other comius
Within fifteen minutes from the TIME Of her b', az s
mission to, the fort she was with Inn in sCatI&
Hall! Eieuttiant Fcsseader,' bore her eeniantv.
SHE has Remained witle Mr. Davis all jday. and
took dinner with him. . An officer has, been con,
stanty in the same room. Their meeting was
tender and affecting one, as such meeting must
naturally be after such q protracted separation,
and pdftic,fdrly under tHe cireumstan ees attend.
ing their separation. .,G She eoifesses finding NM
Dayis in better!health than she expected, but still
avers that he is much feebler than when brought
here. She is every WAY satisfied with the treat.
ment he has received and acknowfedees thai
everything saving his restoration to liberty: has
been dime for him that conld bea ToDnsC Cebper.
his medical attendant and adviser, she is special
y thankful, and gives him the unqualified credit
Of keeping him well and cheerful as he is! 'Mts'
Davis is accompanied by eryoungest child, a
sprightly girl, twenty months cid. The manner
ana cenyersation of Mrs. Davis while at the IIys
geia Hotel was that of one perfectly at home on
all subjects, and extremely .lady-like in all her
remarks on the various topics ofthe day. -
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10
Mutual insurance ComIlnIal.nnr ComIlnIalnnr.

GS"'An election for Directors of this Tn
stitution was held on Monday last, ahd the
following gentlemen selected, without any
effort being made on the part Of the Rad-
calls, as was the case a few years since, to
convert this useful institution into a politi-
cal machine and secure control Of it: 2-"'h
' 90. w. r.. HAMILTON, ''.? "i '''
.'''' i" II. II. HARVEY, q E'"'r' 1'"-
80 'i.' M. s. BARBER, = 's'' .1- :"
e, NJ. MEALY,, '.51ng ID 77a9I
-''' '7.' d. BRUMBAUGH,, is""' 'di
Il. BRYAN .1asni o. uota,nq
-" 10 L. HUMRfCHOUSE,D 2"T
III 'a&J. A. WRIGHT, Hob b'-'ail
.''','!iJ. p. CRIST, H,&a' a:n si;.I
1880, F. j. PosEY, .y.',4 aaiagd tea
L II. X. TICE,@7's sh' A"a1n. ..oa
'|"."-. j. B. TIIURsTON. n ii'w rDi
The Board Of Directors organised by the
re- election of Gro. FEcnrrc, President.
W, MorrER, Secretary, Fl. X TIcE, Treasua
rer. ID. BRUsIBAUGH, was continued as surI
veyor. 49, .'47T - 49, '." 'a''d"t 10 n!ros
We understand that the company at a
previous meeting declared dividend of
6 per cent payable on and after the LIST Of
July next. , -. .,.
IagcrstOwn and -WilliamspOrt Turn
'' 'a' ii ,l'.ii ag,a pike. yialaI ono:
Es-At' a meeting of the Stockholders
of this company on Monday last the follow
ing gentlemen were chosen Officers and di-
rectors of the company: ,'.'.
....a, F.. President--- ,.... -. ,,,r
.. Il. G.. w. STAKE. 4.Hi rcai
Treasurer ...r.i soi %
y. GEO. KEALOFER. . Sad
% .....t Directors
g ISAAC MOTTER, .....
a". ~ A. SHOOP, .'....d .,..........
,'.y" EDWD. NJ, MEALY, ,e.49a- s...r
49,. GEO. FECIITIG, .s'. p .a' o
MARTIN RICKENBAUGH. .'
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10

/, CoSy1cTIoS ON NEGRo EVIDENCES, "A
private letter from Newburn. y, g.. says
that at the United States District DIii Court.
now in session in that city, Q white man
has just been convicted on the charge Of
passing counterfeit national currency, a
eolored man being the principal if not the,
only witness against h him, ain The writer. ,in
speaking Of such testimony says, This
marks a new era in the history Of North
Carolina under the civil rights bill" ..,
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10

A LETTER FRoM JEFfERsoN DAVIS. The Fayeitei
vile IN, g. News publishes the following letter
from Jefferson Davis, in response to one from the
ladies Of Fayetteville enclosing check for Mis-
Davis: -h'"',Hy7i aEUo93i -GW ,go7!
'"F0rfrsss Monroe Ta.,, s4AprR 2sg 1850. Mrs.
). X. Kyle Fayetteville, n. q. Any Dear Madam
have the honor to acknowledge yours of the
l4th instant, enclosing check to be forwarded
10 Mrs. Davis as present from The ladies of Fay
ettevie. 'Nl''ii 10 i'1'Na n'h''d Gnal ~
sadly remembering how your homes were
desolated during the war, could not have EXPECT
ca yop' in the midst Of the ruin,- to. have been
mindful of the wants of those at a distance
Nothing could add to my admiration for the heroic
self-denying, Christian virtues Of my county,
woman, for the measure was full to oyer4howing.
NOT could anything increase the gratitude with
winch "a will ever recur to their confidence and
sympathy. 1t only remains to asure you, and
tho ladies whom. you represent, that ami ami most
gratefully and respectfully, your friend aind
oocaient servant! ... JEEFERsoN DAVIS" jg
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10

No PANIc.-It isa gratifying evidence Of ths
preSathng common sense that there is no CHOLERA
paNfie in'par cities. In New York, the ,Postsays,
men meet meet and talk of the cholera as they discuss
the price of stocks or the news from Europe, but
there is fur less real alarm than In 1916. 1t is
understood NOW that tile doctors cat, master the
cnolera. even should it break out as an epdenlic,
provided their efforts are aided by cleanly people,
and the tendency, to cleanliness is universal.
ianics breed pestilence therefore let us be cheer
'ui clean and attend to our work in the idlsG!-
q. az way fearing no disease, but prepared to meet
20 ~, r.'a 1879 LGG ,agiu.ni a'ia tndi odil
The rate Of taxation in Anne Arundel county, ,
Nd, has been fixed at 81 cents for State II cents
Tor county and % cents for school purposes.
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10
Washington, Items of Nev,s

%;S"The Grand Jury of the L. S. Cour,
ia' session at Norfolk, tits stated byiJGdss r" r.
dawood will find tilie hill, against ,Jetgs,.
psyis for treason Tls HOUSE judiciary i'rTOp caU
mttee, which has the subject under dise99l ;ff
win probably soon make a report III iha6sssh
nf'il bs'hiIitary commission, butit Is said ,,t
the President is firm in his decision 10 have ~
tri4lNt0r ge's0ntfkqplaf9 hsstrs any 1Y a si,i, @
tribunal, .,, ...r -. ," iU"
veto th& cofofad5sihtc bill.h The poIitv lsTa',
Radical ihhjerit Y in Oohgrtss is to disias.,%;' Wv
eleven atates and aAfrapehise seytain bogus Ts'
ritgries, and ttqA ta perPetuate their ,wohirS,
power. If they fan get 2 number Of Rdd;.sa,
Senators BY dividing Tennessee and admn,;,Sl
several hbtt9 4efritBfidA tey viii dol iat9.i''ay
.tphe, rep6rtiofihe bodsdittee Of fifteen ,.ro.a
sing ceiistiuiional aneIdmea,s wi,lnot be tats'
up very. soon, at all. 1t will probably Le Saf
comm ted Win instructions. tU the 9(fe1p VII.
before they proceed to tinker the cohs,isl"a.
agdihJ they Should be- required toread that ~
stpuinent. The third SECTION of their propo'.S
amend ment iRrghihiHng cgersoasfw who had @S par
ticpated in the rebellion from voting for for'nnfs nfsI
DENTAL electors till 1870, shows that the cra.l
mittee were ignorant ofeefact that eleetopsSsssar
be chosen by the State Legislatures. tai. ,,-,
| yMr, stevensS ofPennsylvsnia, nominated Gen Gen.
GrSht for thefnext presidency in his speech ON oS
Friday He says that the co4test for fte ebbraa brssa
dency is fast narrowing down to cloite MI
tween iGrantand Lee. linp2G ssw 4aidggH
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10
Hagerstown Bank.

The following named gentlemen
were on Monday elected directors of this
Bank for the ensuing year:
i. NJ. MEALY,
DAVID ARTZ,, f"@ - n
L. HUMRICHOUSE,
+. j. PoSEY,J Jiof
F. FECHTIG, r-=''''-''-'
. D5 III .'" WNf. NEWCOMER Oil
Lah nn.i1.- Mo cn1,.I,prpl-.., ,.n;In,.,,
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Trrii0ry gf Ari-oaa,
 County ol YayspaL <ss.
 In the Probate Court in and for said county. Ia fhe s,affey of e estate of Frederiok GehrkeHs, deceased
 Pursuant Co an order Of the Hon. Hezek'ah Brooks JndEe Of said court, notice is hereby gis- en- that on saturday. the hrst day Of December, A. D. l-ssj in front Of the court house door, in ihe town oi Prescott. in said county, at one o'clock in the afternoon Of said day I will sell at public auction tbe iolioving deseribC property, belong ing to the estate of the above named deceased Three hundred (3OJ) feet in tbe " Green Tree :" quartz lode. Two hundred and tfty ts5Ol feet in the Mountain Rose quartz lode. Two hun dred f2D0l feet in The " California" quartz lode Six hundred (00D feet in the 1" Excelsior quartz lode All the above named lodes being situated and originally recorded In the Big Bug" Min ing District, favapai county, and Territory oi Ar izona Also. ai The sarue time and place, one Quartermaster's voucher for the sum of Sli4A. Terms of sale cash down, the highest bidder To be the buyer. HENRY McNDLI1,
 Administrator. WI J. BERRY, his attorney.
 Prescott November 9th, ls06. 2l2t
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15

THE GovERSNENr AND Laws or THg UNI TED SrArE.-is the title of new and hand some octave volume, by Prof Vim. Wedg wood published in New York, and sent us by Messrs. Bancroft 4 Co. San Francisco. The work comprises complete and eompre- hensive view of the rise, progress and present organization of the State and National Gov ernments. The demend for such book, it appears to us, must be very great, and more particularly since the late rebellion. The knowledge it contains was scattered through q vast number of volumes which fll law libra ties, inaccessible to the masses. IL is here found in a single volume in plain and oomprc- hensiye language, and at a price within the reach of all
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15

Tae ofiicers ln the expedition were: Captain George E. Sanford. ist U. s. Cavalry. First Lieut.. C. C. C. Carr lst '. s. Cavalry Fir., Lieut.. W. II. Winters, let U. s. Cavalry. Second Lieut.. Albert s. Forse. Isi L. s. Cavalry Assistant Surgeon. Charles Smart. The enlisted men named men named by their commander are:
 Fergcant Hanson, Company F ist u 8. Cav. Corporal Lemmons, Co. E. Isi U. S. Cavalry. Corporal Garican, Co., E. Ist |. & Cavalry Private Roche, Co. E. lst U & Cavalry Private Blckerton, Co. E'Ist C. s Cavalry. Private Roche. Co. e 1st U & Cavalry. Private Doherty, Co. 'C, ist L. $. Cavalry. Private Dinks, Co. 'C,' '. $. Cavalry. Bugler Reinhardt. Co e. lst U s. Cavalry. Sergeant Fling, Co E. let |. <. Cavalry. Tine success obtained by Captain Sanford, Is most opportune It disproyes the assertion made, aEd which was f,st being credited in all quarters, that the Regular Army, however gallant and ef. iectiye in civilized wariarc, was unequal to the duty Of Irregular Indian hoslities in such eoun- try As Arizona lt shows that, whenever lntelli. gent officers apply themselves to learn the partic. ular kind of warfare required to ensnre success in the work entrusted thrrn, the met wili soon be found equal to the emergency, and, when skill. fully directed and galanty led they will faithfully and gallanily follow
 Captain Sanford has rendered signal service to the army in this department, and is entitled to Co inc highest commendatlon.
 By command of
 Breyet MAJ GES McDowELL:
 FER. PLATT,
 Acting Assistant Adiutnpt General
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15
sHFRIFF SALE.

By ver4ns cg aa exscution Co mo directed. Issued
 ron Tue DS-is4iA Court Sf ibc Third Juiiral Dis trict of ffe Territory of Arizona, In and i0f the .aouuty of fayapai. for judgment rendered to said court on the tkh day ni Noyefnt,cr 4 D. lhso. in favor og BERHgET BowEEs ~ ai. and sgainsi GgoK0E D kESDALt. sf al, for the sum of t~o thousand eighty dollars and thiry-seyep cenfs (2.0-0.Ss) with co.ts and disbnrsctDcsis one hsp drcd aud hny-eighi dOiiars lIssDJi aBn accruns costs. have levied on the foii0wng described property on The S)lh day of Noycmi=r, A Q. l-fsi
 aid property having been altachrd in this suit on Ihe a day pf Dciol-f. A Q. i~db riz. Tat ,-crtalH D water ditch oB lower Lynx Cresk, corn. mencing below the Wo0iscy trail on said crctk, and running thence down said crcek ahoHt one mile, and known the ENcelsior Ditch also tht Piarrr Mining Caims on the line ot said ditch. and below Co. termination known as the Erreisior Disch and Mining Company's caims
 No,icr is hcfeby given, that on Friday, the 2isi day Of December, l-66 at li o'clock m, ln front of the Nontezuma saloon. in the town oi Prescott County Of Yavapai Territory of Arizou.
 wi;l self al the right tiile, iBierrst and claim of the above named defendants. Geo. D. Kendall, Henry A. BlgeloW. Primitive Crrvanles C0ruel
 lus Ramos. Thomas Dean, Y (. Ledyard and Johu Crcsn In and 70 iue afovt de~rFired pFUTCr1y, al ! public auction 10 lbe high,sl bidder for Cash.
 JNO F. BoURKE.
 sherif of Yayapai Co | November 3n. isfs 22t2
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15
NLw ADVERTISEMENTS
THE CENSUS OF l864.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

At the request and in the name of the Sec retary of the Department of the Interior, hereby announce that M B. Duhied, late [. s. Marshal of Arizona, is re- quired to furnish the Department, through me, with list of the names of all persons, Deputy '. s. Msrshals, assistants or agents, engaged in taking the census of this Territory in the year 1864. Also detailed statement showing the amount claimed by each for his services, the number of days employed and miles travelled, the daily expense incurred or average cost per diem. Said statements prup- erly authenticated before some officer of the Territory qualified to administer oaths, should be sent to ne by or before the first day of December ensuing, when immediate steps will be taken to insure the payment of all legitimate demands on account of taking said census. RICHARD c. MCCORMICK,
 Prescott, Nov. l, lSGG Governor.
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15

\ Portland steamer was found to be going astray. on a recent trip from Boston, owing To elevations uf her eumpass, The deviation, 1t wa, also found, was cau-ed by the steel hoop skirt of young lady who was In the pilot house, and on her retiring the oonpass resumed it. proper position.
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15
D QUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF CAL

SAN FRAscIsc0, Cal, Nov 1, l766. pAL ORDERS so, 70
 department Comma nder has received. with [seliest satisfaction, the report of Captain Fe B. Sanford. let U s, Cavalry, of his recent <stion from Fort MeDowell, Arizona Terri {Against the hostile Apaches,
 Captains command, consisting of parts Of snies F and e lst cavalry, and B. 'D, 8 1st Battalion. 14th Infantry, in all ninety hlisted men, left the fort on the evening Of 5sfh of September last, and, by marching E by night, succeeded in penetrating some
 miles into the Apache country before they Discovered, and then, by a rapid march and Png charge down the side of mountain, over and among trees and bushes. and through
 which would seem impossible to pass Pn fool" 1" they succeeded in completely rout-
 enemy, killing hfteen, taking nine prison. 'nd capturing large quantity Of Indian meh for :. the activity, energy, and zeal dis kd by them in this expedition. Although, ' ID, "this kind of campaigning was new to
 and performed under great disadvantages,
 eyineed disposition to do their duty in the pst extent of their power. Mr. Thomas ng, Qate Of the Arizona volunteers.) gnide of the greatest assistance, and contributed freat measure to the success of the exrcdi
 both during the fight and on the march |fiquis.' the MarIeopa Indian, also rendered Valuable ald."
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15

SEXUAL PHraoLocv, by Dr. R. \. Trall- i. a 2mo. volume, just issued in New York resesved fr0gn Bancroft Co Ibis Is n book --t- -tfAsat4 --- t.ia= -a4s-- -I4s@ts fi.,p ard siOaie be read hf ese grown man and 4umaA ii aoIses aaq as.ns arates oer- inin {fs,lsssssss Ass es.Asly csssersn ihe well i,eis ef shs aman ssss iron seieatslie ss natural prin fplrv, hy sa nushor aa iea is te l,~tcd up the heur sfpuhnsa,sss.' 4 Ass tppos. an.i asids. this ss tine iirst att tasf fs Topularize the subject of sexual physs 1f a -uhyet which lays at the very founSan 2 of our well being, and contains truth w6icli th. whole world woud be benefited hy uu der.tanding and praeticing" Tn volume i- illus rated by numerous finely executed wood cuts.
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Esfate of WiHiam F1loHg, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Admin. stfstoT Of the above named estate Co the creditors of and all persons having claims against said de- ceased to exhhit the with the necessary youeh trs. within one year from the first publication of thls notice at the house of William fariOng. deceased, i'm Mohaye county Territory Of Arizona
 JOHN PEARSON. Administrator. MohAve City Nov, $, 1866 2lu
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
of Palrlek M. Rrrs. deeea,ed.

Esfats of Patrick H. ByrHs, Seceased
 Notice Is hereby giy,n by the undersigned. duly appointed administrator of the above named es- late. 10 the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased 10 exhibit, with ihe necessary vouchers within one year from the first publication of this notice to james Grant, at the town of Prescott. Arizona Territory.
 Prescott, November <, is60.
 2l4t JAMES GRANT, AdmlnisirAior.
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15

Economy is now the order of the day. All you gents that want to look gay, Bring to me your work and l will make it
 stay,
 For the cheapest work it does not do. I, T. Curry, that do address you, tell you this without hatfering you, can make old clothes look almost new, I'm tailor aai renovator, too. Do not peddle with me about the price, Or ! will shave you like mice"
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15

BIDDERS Within the last few weeks Efficient and active Quar,ermaster, Col. Baker, bad stolen from the post. large quantity Of eeT clothing Last week sunery new garmcnts \, pants, etc, were seen to adorn parties mol F "Regulars, wheTcupon the hawkeyed Col ~aded into an investigation of the matter. result was the arrest of one of our citizens on sharge of selling stolen government clothing Esoldlng the party to heavy hail 10 answer the (iy, which Is very heavy-imprisonment and
 partially discretionary with the coart.
 have only to express our astonisamcnt that ban posted as we all are, or ought 10 be, upon
 Subject, should SO far forget himself as 10
 himself amen able 10 the law in such cases
 and provided.
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15

\ young ensign of q regiment residing in n room which was very small, was visited by one oi his fashionable Iiend-, who, on taking leave, said Well, Charle-, bow much longer lo yoa mean to stop in th,s nut shels i' To which be replied Until I become ker- mel g
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15
BUCHANAN & MAY.

At FORT ROCK, on A< HaTdyoi1e Road Keep a station for the accommodation Of the travelling public, where they will always keep on hand and for sale barley, corn and hay. for ami mais. Also meals for persons, and good cabin 10 Sleep To. (3Ozs) Oct. l3 IsfS.
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15
OSBORN H )USE.

The undersigned having leased the abov, named popular house wishes 10 to invite the pub lic to cali and see him and judge oi hls accommo dati0ns for themselves
 BOARD PER DAY. gao
 WEEK, 1900 80 ARD AND LODGING. per WEEK, 1900 23t3 J. II. LEE, fs~SrictOr.
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DELINQUENT TAX ROLL.

Delinquent tax payers are hereby notified that unless their taxes arc paid on or before the 10th of December Suits will be commenced to en- force the collection thereof
 JNO. r. BOURKE,
 Sheriff and Exofiicio, County Collector. November 20, lsGJ. @<Z
Arizona miner., 1866-12-15

Q, ,vtp.--we should have stated in our iast {, inc publication Of that number of the MiNEh delayed six days owing to the nonarrivai Of n., We now have good stock on hand.