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Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

FEEDING Tur NAJ,Jos.-As an item Of
news the Santa Fe al sette gives the following
statement of the expsnsc of feeding the In
dams at the Bosque Iledondo during the seven
months ending September 80, 1865. The.
figures are from the official records assignee
by Captain Bristol, A. Z. s., United stats q.
Army: March, S70p7s 80; April, Sl21O4,yi
May, S7O,S0l, rs; June, So, olo,oi; july
$50 ,Gl0,o4; August, S69, 1I5,0sj September
SOS ,3OS,oo. Total, Si52,356,9s,
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

SOUTHERN PACirIc RAILROAD Tho "A
steps have been taken towards a.. r,,,.,..f
ton Of southern Pacific railroad n comn,s
have organized aud filed thcit certificate
incorporation IN the office Of the Secretary,
state capital, thirty millions ofdoNers. wi
Hon. /. q. Phelps rs President Amon, n
lincorporators are the names of VIM. T. Col
man and {. j. Hutchinson, of San Francis,
Hon H. banning, oi this county, and Capta
johnson, of san Diego county; the line Is
commence at the bay of San Francisco n,
run to the bay of San Diego, and thence
the eastern line of the State Of California M
connect with the great overland line from ii
Mississippi river. This is a move In the riel
direction and should be vigorously supporteD
by our citizens. From what we know Of sor,
OF the members of the company, We have even
reason To expect that the work will be pushed
forward with energy as soon a. the neccssarr
preliminary arrangements can be made. We
have here a climate that is unsurpassed, and
county that has rs many sources Of wealth
~ any in the world, and the only thing lack
lng To- make Us great and rich people is SUI
itcient lines of communication. The southern
counties received their first genuine impulsp
ot Improvement from the overland mail line.
II Is a noted fact that more money was IN
vested ~ real estate, and more gcod and ~
manent improvements were made in our
city and county during the life time OF The
southern overland mail, than at any time du.
ring the history Of our county, and if we owe
SO much OF our permanent wealth 10 the
overland mail, what may we not expect from
southern Pacific railroad. railroad can
Ice built on tie southern route nj least Ten
years before one can be completed over the
mountains Of the northern route We hope
our citizens will act promptly and libcfaly
M the matter; meetings should bc called and
steps taken at once 20 subscribe for the stock
and nothing left undone that would facilitate
so important an enterprise lbs dpgeiss Nsrs
MJoR SucGNEY was complimented in the
House ON the last day Of It's session by the
following prcamhlcs and resolutions intro
duced by Mr.. Rowell
WHEREAS, No member elect from the county
of Pima has attended this session Of the
Legislature, or shown 90 tins House any
reason Tor uon.attcndancc, except the Hon.
u. III. Stickney, who has brrn constantly
IN attendance during the session; and.
WHEREAS, Without such attendance hy said
Hon. y. II. Stickncy, this House could not
have organized nor have transacted any
busBe-s whatever Now therefore be IL
R.frtt, That IN the course pursued ty
Hon. ID. II Stickncy, during the session OF
t2p body, we recognize the honorable hirb-
minded gentleman. the faithful citizen. and
the honest man; aud that we heartily en-
dorsc his cour'c ~ the premises, and that an
true cltizcu- and friends OF thi-, eur inian,
Territory, p5ll applaud with us his unSclfish
tr1tiou ~ the true interests aud tftssteritv
{ the TeuAiorr. a..
Rs{esi f1asr, That these resolutions BE-
prcad upon TIC rccor,l- Of this House, and
hat they be published in the AKizoxA
lINER.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

\ RttLRoAD TO rnE CaLlRApo.-ThcI leg
stature adopted and the Acting Governor
approved bill for railway % Ia paz, or
any other point upon the Colorado, which
Hon. Manuel Rayena and his associates, the
corporators named, may select. The Act is
among those printed in the MINER of to-day,
as is the memorial OF the Legislature asking q
grant Of land for the road. From the cnthu-
siasm which SIr. Rayena, who proved himself
an excellent legislator, exhibits in the mat
ter, we are inclined TO believe that he aud
his associates may furnish an iron road at a
much earlier day than we had expected. Il
the corporators Of the toll-road TO La paz are
not more active than they have been, Mr.
Rayena will make their charter Of but little
value
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

& II has beci hvoritc assertion Of the enc
'nio> OF Seen tary Mccormick tha, he admin
i,tered m improper oath 70 the members or
the First Legislative Assembly, and that
therefore all the acts 81 that body were illegal.
The fact that the Secretary gave the oath as
formally requested b. both houses; the fact,
well known, that be took the best legal advice
in the Territory befor, doing 80, and the fact
that the oath is the same used by the Legs
latuTeS Of all the States aud Territories have
been given in reply, hut 10 little avail. At
last Mr.. Doll, Of the Second Assembly, has
obtained the opinion Of the Attorney General
Of the Territory, lawyer Of long practice
and conceded ability, and it Is a crti,her. II
fully and unanswcrahly su,tain' the course Of
the Secretary, and with thn fact that Chief
Justice Turner and Judge Backas used the
same oath in swearing in the present Legi,la-
ture, should satisfy Mr.. Doll, his constituents
and all those who have been so busy in the
matter, that the Secretary was in the right,
as he commonly Is, and that the acts Of IN,
First Assembly were entirely legal.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

PIONEER SocIETY.-After the didnment
of the Legislature, Mr. Roe ~ other
members, with our citizens seneyyyi srsred
with zeal upon the forIp4fls ~ Ariesa
Pioneer Society. Sew aIn. Sngs we're itidi
and it was decided mat rSens who came
to this country bye7.esH ~ nvl legs, should
be active members OF sosiety,and all who
came prior TO 1860 sl/ih> ~ EonoTary mem
bers, Siriy-A,ts p<ons ssre made charter
members, in keeps with the year to which
a man is accounyd pioneer, as IN California
f5rty-aiae is deyenated 4 constitution was
adopted andloiiicers were elected James
Grant, ESQ formerly of La Paz, and now OF
Prescott President of the society. As we
expect y print the proceedings of the several
meetiy6s in full in our next issue, we will not
nowydo more than say that much credit is
duoto Mr. Rowell for his pioneering in the
n.fter and to the gentlemen Of the Legsla-
orc who co-operated with him. We believe
se society may be made most pleasant and
use''l one, and that all our pioneers will be
giad / be identified with it. The Arizona
iiistorlca Society, chartered by the first
Legislative Assembly, has such similar OBJ
'ects ia view nat there is general desire
ut both organlz+ions may be combined by
'he1ext Legislature.,nder liberal charter,
ana With, perhaps, the title of the Arizona
i''nee' and Historical Soc"ty.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

Tir seat Of Captain George A. johnson Of
San Diego County, in the Assembly Of Cali
forna is contested by ID. b. Kurtz.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

"A'on GENERAL IlElNTzELAAN has been
mustered out Of the volunteer service. and il
now Coloner in the regular army living
WITH hls family ia Washington, u. C. y,
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

NEW YoRE State gave over 10000 Union
majority at the recent election.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

AS OLD FRrENp.-rhe Rio Grande mail
bought rs several copies Of the R,cty Nora,
20 Nsvs, (Denvcr) an old friend, whose ec-
nd face we have long missed. There was a
tiEc when We received the Ne'rs with rcgu-
lasty, but within the past year we have
IN few copies. We account thi, among the
uxt ,evcte dcpriyations to which we are put
hathc hilurc to establish the mail from the
% GranIc. The copies Of the Nft-s now
re'iyed abound in election items, and in al
sons 10 the Sand Greek or Chiyinstoa In
"a killing. The vote at the polls, by which
Governor Gilpin and othcrs were chosen,
would indicate that the popular ceiling Is
fiih Chiyington. We ncvr1 supposed IL
sould be otherwise with those lauiliar with
Indian trcachcry and barhari,u So far as
we have learned the G,cts, the Chiyincton
ina,>a-rc.' 50 calle'l. wa, y,af proper de-
.strae'ion Of banl Of worthless and tricky
,aynscs whose hands were vet rel with the
biol of innocent whites, aud wb would
hae committed further outga-csA AZ the first
I fror'ble opportunity The ye,iict here is.
~ CHyington served them kht.n
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

SSow abounds in Santa Fe, and the weather
is very cold
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

GENERAL CARLETON his been brevetted
Maj rGeneral Of volunteers. Two Of the
three papers in New Me:ico, the Gazette and
Press, now support hin cordially, and the
latter says that the distict has never had 50
good military commanler. II turns out, Is
we supposed it would, tat nine-tenths OF the
reports against him arepolitical fabrications
The Gazette urges tina New Mexico should
be q military departmlnt.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

Mn. PETERSON has INTRODUCED the follow
ing resolution in the California Assembly:
Resoired, by the Assembly :he Senate con-
curing, That our Senators be instructed, and
our Representatives in ConfeSs requested,
to use their eXertions to fe-establish the
Southern Overland Mail rout from San Fran
cisco, via Los Angeles, For Yuma, FL Paso
and Fort Smith, TO Mempld; and to procure
from Congress such Legislation as will obtain
the object expressed by thhresolution, And
the Governor IS hereby requested to transmit
copy Of this resolution Il each OF our Sen
ators and Representatives, n Washington.
A resolution proposing start the mad
from San Diego has also ben introduced.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

\ "E vote for eeited States Senator 10 enc.
X James A MDougall of California was
,r, december loNlSG5, and stood as fol.
p IN FOR Corneliaa Cole, %; for William
: VssplaSl 2'i i"r E''aeoe Casserlv. I.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

\ NEw CouNrY.-- Elsewhere * printed the
Act Of the Legislature creating the county
of PahUtc. II will be observed that the
county is upon both sides Of the Colorado
north Of III Dorado Canon, and that il en-
braces what is known rs the Mormon district
The residents of this section have found il
greatly inconycnient 10 attend 20 public bust
n,s' in Mohayc County and the erection Of
the new county is matter OF simple Justice
to them. PahUtc County is more OF an agri-
cultural than a mineral county. Its people
who are mainly from Utah, are engaged in
farming, and within the past year have pro
duced good crops of tobacco, cotton and SUI
gar. The settlements of Callyillc, st. Thorn
as and ST. Joseph are rapidly growing, and
the large village of st. George, one hundred
miles north of the latter, is thought by some
TO be within the county, although probably
above the Utah line, a survey OF which was
asked for 10y the Legislature and should at
once be had. Hon. Octayius ID. Gass lives at
Callyilc, and represented what is now Pah-
Ute county in the legislature lie is an
aciive, intelligent man, and the people q the
new county are much his debtor for the con-
sIderation given them 10y the Legislature.
We welcome Pah-Utc 20 the sisterhood of
ema,ic~, and hope for her great prosperity.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

MINING lNrELLIGENcE.-B. Philips Esq,
Of New York, for himself and othcs, has pur-
chased of Henry WickcnburG, the discovery
claim in the Nulture lode, containing three
hundred feet, and embracing the nost of the
chimney Of the lode, Report plaes the sum
paid at fifty thousand dollars. Doctor PHELPS
has mill on the way here. TIE yickruy
mill will, il is said, be placed ON tle Sterling
lode. Major General Doubleday, and other
prominent gentlemen, are co-opGating with
the Prescott Consolidated minin, Co. TO pro-
cure machinery. We hear Of sycral large
mills being shipped from San francisco, ioS
Prescott, and the indications IRE, that We
shall have lively times in the mines during
the spring and summer.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

SYLVESTER MowRY Is in Paris.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

APPOINTMENTS Til. terms Of tha' e''io-
ri and county o'1irefs Which .,.,-s,ss1~zrFa
painted by th~ Gov,rtor. having expired on the
30th u Nuvrnibr aAdH Section 2 Of Chap.
ter LNf Of the How eli Code. the Acting Gov
ernor ha. made ihr fTosiug appointments and
they have oil berp cSuGrmrd by the COINED,
VIZ: A,to'nsy.Gencral. olrs Bashfosd Ter
rtof'sl Treasurer. J. 7. Alsap; Adiuiant-,ien-
eral. " II Garvin Pral,ate Judas - Iava'
pal county, IIsaekish Brooks Mohave county.
W L. Ia.kul: Yuma cuuAiy. W. T. Flowrr:
Pisa county. Patrick n I,suBe Fh-ss Rf- "a
re.srpoinlm-nts excepting Mr iIaoEs, who Us
the place of Judge Hayden nsigred on arcorns
os going east. As these "fi,cs were hllrd BY
Governor Goodwin with thu understanding that
they wero To he held Tor two years, aHd none
Il the gentlemen have sefvrl more than bali
that term while the Aajuian -General, Judge
( Flo~er and Judge Haskill have been cnmmis-
stoned bat few months the Acting Governor
could hardly do otherwise than to rs-appoiht
the iucumtents. more particularly as thy are oil
worthy aud aoc"pl able officials.
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HeImbOld's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sARsAPAR111A.

ceanses and the blood ygor of health
into the system purges the humors which make dis
1t stimulates the healthy functions of the body,
expe the disorders that and anke in the blood
remedy that could be relied has long been sought for
now for the first time the public which they can
depend Our space here does admit of certificates to show
its effects the trial single bottle will show the sick
that a. virtues surprising anything they have taken
To of the Extract of sasapara added to
pint of equal the Lisbon Diet Drink one bottle
is fully equal to gallon of the Syrup of sarsapaa the
decocton usually made
RThese Extracts have admitted to use in the United
States Army and also in very all the
Hospitals and Public Sanitary Institutions throughout the
land as well as in private practices and considered
valuable remedies. a.
See Medical Properties of Buchu,
From Dispensatory of the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable works on the Practice of
Physic.
dephia-
See remarks made by DR. Ephraim Mcdowell celebrated
Physician and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
Ireland and published the transactions of the King and
Queens Journal.
See Medico Chirargcal Review published by BENJAMIN
Travers, Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons.
See most of the late Standard Works of Medicine
Extract Buchu,
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N4w Orleans 4aiLn Grestert.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY Z, 1866.
ISeveIry in East IndIa,

At the request of an old subscriber we repub
lish some strange verses, representing a scene A
a cornwall meeting of English officers in Eas
India, during the fearful epidemics in that coun
try Never was the revelry of dispair painted il
more sublimely dismal colors than in this weir,
poem. III nfst appeared about six years ago, AM
is still, we believe, without an acknowledge
author Charleston Mercury, March 4, 1862.
We meet meath the sounding rafter,
EAnd the walls around are bare,
AS they shout to- our peals of laughter
lear 1t seems that the dead are there;
But stand to your glasses, steady
We drink to our comrades eyes,
Quah cup to the dead already,
And hurraA for the next that dies.
Not here are goblets glowing,
Not here is the vintage sweet;
'Iis cold, as our hearts are growing,
and dark as the doom we meet.
But stand to your glasses, steady
And soon our pulses rise
A cup to the dead already,
Hurrah for the next that dies.
Not sigh for the lot that darkles;
Not tear for the friends that sink
Well fall midst the wine cups sparkies,
As mute as the wine we drink,
$50 stand to your glasses, steady!
'Tis that the respite buys
One cup to the dead already,
Hurrah for the next that dies.
Time was when we frowned at others;
We thought we were wiser Them
Ha! ha let them think of their mothers,
Who hope to see them again
No stand to your glasses, steady
The thouahtess are here the wise,
A cup to the dead already,
Bufrah for the next that dies.
There's many hand that's shaking;
There's many a cheek that's sunk
Bat soon though our hearts are breaking,
They'll burn with the wine we've drunk.
SO stand to your classes, steady
IT'S here the revival lies,
A cup to the dead already,
Hurrah for the next that dies.
There's q mist in the glass concealing;
TITS the hurricanes fiery breath;
And thus does the warmth of feeling
Turn to ice IL the grasp of death.
Ho stand to your glasses, steady
For moment tine yapor flies
A cup to the dead already,
Hurrah for the next that dies.
Who breads to the dust returning?
Who shrinks from the sable shore,
Where the high the hearty yearning
OF the soul shall sting no more?
No stand to your glasses, steady ..
The world is a world of lies;
d cup to the dead already,
Hurrah! for the next that dies.
Gut off from the land that bore US,
Betrayed by the land we find,
Where tine brightest have gone before us,
And the dulest remain behind.
Stand stand to your glasses, steady!
TITS all we have left to prize
cup to the dead already,
And hurraA ter the next that dies.
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MEDICAL.
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HeImbo1d's Extract Ruchu
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Col Geo. Field, at one time Col nel of the 18th
which place he had long been citizen.
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Daniel g. Howell, Esq. s.n old resident of Ohio,
and the first white male born between the two
Miami rivers died at CleTes, in that State on the
18th, in the seventy Ska year Of his age.
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SToEEwALL JACKSON.
LECTURE.

GEN'L cOLsToN's LECTURE.
Jaekson's Appearance, Habits and Eeeen-
tricities-1is Remarkable Traits of Char
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Military Duties-BIs Stern Observance OF
Military Decentralization Predestina-
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His Wonderful RenOwn-Hls DenIh-"Bury
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-17
NOTICE.
THE MODEL SEWING MACHINE.

From the New York HERALD
Prominent among the mechanical tTiumphs Of THU
most ingenious age, common honesty cOmpels Us to no
tice the Empire Sewing Machine, commended as justly
strley perfection itself Use q as have been the va
riOus sewing machines, from time 10 time presented
to the public, each one Of them has been cursed with
some radio lCefcci, which detractS from general util-
ity. Warned by the experience Of his predecessors,
the inventor OF the Erie Machine has produced an in
strumeDt, combining all the advantages for which
9th ers are yaunted, and obvIating every defect which
can be attributed to them By the most f%astidiOus critic.
The Empire Machine is a marvellous combustion Of
simplicity, economy and perfect wOrkShip. being dura-
bic, tree from liability To get out Of order, nOiSeless
and easy Of operation It's mechanical cOntrivance is
such as to secure stability freedom from accident,snd
accuracy as to workmanship. By the use Of the pat
ented shuttle and straight needle it makes 4 stitch,
which can neither rip nor Tavel while. at the same
time, it can operate perfectly upon ever species Of
material from leather to cambrick, with threaps Of cot
ton, linen or silk from the finest 70 the coarsest num-
Der.
As the Empire Machine is gradually supplanting its
more antique rivals, no one in wantof a usefei instru-
ment OF this description, be he or shetailOr, cOachma-
Ike, d~resSmaker or seamstTess, can DO other wisi than
secure one Of these econnica andInimitable maOhiDes
shifted alike for fami Y and manufacturing purposes =
The office Of the Empire Manufacturing Co. is at No.
$50 Broadway, New York City, where they are now
supplying these Empire Machines at prices far below
the real value Of the nstruments.-New York Herald
Feb. 9th less 10 10 A&C