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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
DENTISTS.
Rooms ovdr First National Bank, ,o1iiun
~ Corner Main AND, First Streets, gaii
.,4 Evansville, Ina.


WHEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
II tlis very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents of the city, desire all
persons whether they need their profea.
siCnal services or mott To visit their rooms
and see the various styles of work mana
facturcd. ff f.tf ..sL raE.t. .i..
Improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that Will aubaery0
them. Their establishment and liabilities !.
are equal 10 any In the Eastern cities.
They have several Anmsthetics for alle-
waiting pain when extracting teeth. y +
Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
70 nearly their original cQptour, 40 >
All desirable styles OF a RTIFICIAL
TEETH made anywhere In the United
States are made by us.. LsepfphRaties of
Childfen'h Teeth sucoessftezt S1E1gssded.
Those having Decayed TJHhl Ahould
either have them extracted oFHNed tthe
latter II posaiblel, The health N f1le par
ties and tho remaining teeth demand II.
Eeuralgie Affections treated a also Glen
AHAAt~sM @MMMMn@~Er~-Ma
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
STEEIE a TRIBLE.

ccond 81, Between Chestnut ana Cherry
fF tdu tia Evansville, Iud. .Nl la
SASH, DooRs, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LuMnHR, BOARDS, LArHs, 6c., OF every de-
cription constantly on, hand. PAcking
Boxes OF all kinds made TO order. saving
Of every kind done on the shortest notice.
aplS-ly. .. mmMs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c.
REunmel Az Sons.
Manufacturers of

1851 81 $50, DEALERS In ft.t.'
MICHIGAN PINE LUMRER
Keep constantly on hand Lumber OF every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Misunderstanding Shingles, Lath, 40. ~
Saving Of every description done TO
order.
Orders IRON, abroad VIII he promptly
attended To.
sutT Factory and Yard, Ia oeil
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL,
aprl Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

errAMnnAr pIfnfINa.

No printing establishment ia tile West
has better facilities OF greater ability fof
fnenL Ut JOB Type, though very large ANA
com plete, Is constantly being added TO, and
our Jon department. lie under the personal
supervision Of one Of the BEST job printers
print Posters, plain or fancy, Iiill Heads
Bills t.ading, cards, Deck ahd Meal fieks
els, BILLS Of Fare, Mates Tickets for labor
Ae,, So OfdaTs left win eitheF OF The
whArf-hoats will be promptly attended TO-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

The only arrivals aud departures up 10 8
o'clock yesterday, include the Laura Fen
ton, Louisville 30 MemphisI Kate Putnam
~, LoIis 10 Pittsburgh dFeenbaek, Pitts
burg 10 Arkansas iiigerl sam, Orr, Cairo
10 EVansyiilel Rose Hite, Henderson 10
Loaisyilisl Indiana, Louisville 10 New Or
Ieansl Aewsb0y, Henderson ANA return ;
ohaTmer, "a Gaifoi Superior, EoneyaFd for
Cineinnatii Golden Eagle, Memphis 10
Gineinnatii John w, Garrett Cincinnati
to New Orleans,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
TINWARE.
II. n. BILE M X Il r

WAS REMOVED FROM HIa OLD
n stand on Main street 10 his new
house.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

The weather was partly clear and pleas
ant yesterday mSfping, with indications
or rain, The river had fallen about one
faot sings dark If Sunday 20 o'clock yes
terday morning, and YVES falling at the
rate Of one inch per hour There was 10
feel water Al PitsbuTg On Saturday aud
falling fast, The rise there viii not cheak
the deaIluA Tasa isanEfFsfu HH.-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
DRUGS.


DMYsICIANs' rnEsCnIrTloNs
tion given to business, and orders sent by
servants or children.
Fancy and toilet articles of all deaerip-
tiona, very cheap. aprih n
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
GRANNIILE IT OINN.
AN ACT.

 .fasa lgiorg of Csa, per hiffg tiso, HlwE c, 's
 "Of Fhaao aad faaii0a.n
 B. is enacted by the Legislative Assembly of
 the Tcrriiog oi Arizenai
 SECTION |. Section tweusy-two of said chapter Is hereby amlndcl, to read as fol- lows
 Section %. Such tax roll shah hc c0muletcd on or hoforc the tiird Monday Tn Iui1 and delivered Co the board of supervisor. for thei. in.Dection. who shall carefully foot up the several taxes therein levied. and shall give GO tho county treasurcr staicmcu, thcuof; and such county treasurer shall inmnaiascy char.rc the amount of such taxes Co tbe coun- ty collector Ii such tax roll is found io be correct. the chairman of thc board of super yisors shall annex thereto immediately. under his hand warrant, commanding such col. lecior to collect from thc several persons named in said roll the several sums me1iioned in tlic lasi column of such roll, opposite 1arir respective names, retaining u his hands tle amount of his fees, and to account For and pay over to the county treasurer the amounts therein specified on or before the iirs' day Of December lhen next; and in case any person named in thc tax ron shall neglect or reinse to nay his tax, t0 levy the same by distrcs- fft'f -fff hf fft' ff'''''f9 stt'f' '-'''''-' person.
 sRc. 2. Section thirty-nine of said chapter is hereby amended to read as follows:
 Section 30 Upon the settlement of Che amount of taxes directed 10 be collected by the county collector and paid so the county treasurer, such county treasurer shail endorse the bond of the county collector as paid up which endorsement shall operate as full dis charge of the collector and his sureties from the obligation thereof, unless it shall after wards appear that the return of said collector is false. in which case such bond shall con tinue in force, and such collector and hi' surcties shall be liable thereon for damages occasioned by such false return. And the col. lector shall Immediately deposit his tax roll and warrant with the county treasurer. Sail treasurer shall. within five days after the sat- tIement provided for in this section, deliver to the district attorney said delinquent laN roll. and charge him with the delinquent taxes due thereon and the district attorney shall proceed to collect said taxes upon sala tax roll, in the same manner as IS proNded that county treasurcrs shall proceed by inc provisions of this chapter. adding to enc amounts of said tax roll twenty-five per cent as fees, twenty per cent of which shall go io pay the district attorney, and five per cent [ to the county treasurer The district attor
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

mines therein. Provided, that all locations and registrations of mines and mineral de- posita hereafter made in any of the said dis trict-, shall Toe transmitted Co the county recorder for record, within sixty days after the same shall have been located.
 SEc. z. he county recorder of the sey- eral counties, are authorized and required to procure suitable books in which the records of all mines and mineral deposits shall be kept, which said books shall be paid for out of the county treasury, and be shall ereiye for his services herein the following fees 1: For recording and indexing each claim not exceeding one iolio one dollar; and for each additional folio, twenty cents.
 SEC. B. Nothing in this act shall be so con strued, as to affect the claims to mines and mineral deposts heretore located and duly recorded.
 SEC 4. The claim of the Territory to all mining claims heretofore located, are hereby abandoned and the same are hereby declared open Co relocation and registry Provided, i that nothing herein contained shall be so con $ rued as to affect mining claims heretofore sold and disposed of by tho Territory. 1 SEC ]. Nothing in this act shall be con strHcd Co apply to placer mines or mining oI other mineral deposits. other than those commonly called veins, or lode mires.
 SEc. G. Chapter fifty, of tue Howell ode entitled "ol the registry ani government o mines and mineral deposits" well as al other acts or parts of acts in conflict wltl tbe provision, of this act, are hereby re pealed.
 Sc 7 This act shall take effect, and be ia force from aad after the first dsy of Jaas ary A. D eighteen hundred and sixty seven
 GRANVILLE fl. OCRN,
 Speaker of the House of Representatives
 MARK ALDRiCH.
 President of ihe Council. Approved, November ., lsG6
 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK X true copy Of tue original on tie m inl office. JAMES r. T. CARTER
 Secretary of the Territory
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
THE EEISUS 0F l8G4.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.


 At the request and in ihe name Of the Sec retary of the Department Of the Interior, | hereby announce that M. b. Duffieid, late |. $. Marshal of Arizona Is re- auired to furnish the Departments through me. with list of the names of all persons, Deputv r. $ Marshals. assistants or agents, engaged in taking the census oi thls Territory in the year ls64 Also a detailed statement showing the amount claimed by each for his services. the number of days employed and miles travelled, the daily expense incurred or .rl, authenticated before some officer of the Territory qualified to administer oaths, should be sent to ue by or before the first day of December ensuing, when immediate steps will be taken Co insure the payment oi all liegitimate demands on account of taking said rensus. RICHARD c. MCCORMICK,
 Prescott, Nov. l, ls66- Governor
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
TvrfJrV of Arizga0, (
 Cnnnlx nl laNapaL ! ss.

TsrrHJrV 0f ffiz9a0,
 County of YavaPaL ss.
 In tse Probate Court in and for said county f, tt, uatser of as esfs,e ef Frederi,i SeAriess
 dsceasea
 Pursuaut Co an order of the Hon Hezckiat Brooke Judge of said court, notice ls hereby gis' en. thai on Saturday, lhe lrsi day Of December, A. D. isid in front of thc court house door, in me town of Prescott, in said county, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, ] will sell ai pahhc auction the following described property belong ing to the estate Of the above named deceased
 Three hundred (300) feet in tho Green lree quartz lode. Two hundred and my (-5ol leel lu the Mountain Rpso" euarz lode Two nun drud f20Ol feet in ile California ' quartz ioae Six hundred fG00l feet in the |" Excelsior quartz lode. An thc above named iodes being siiuaied and originally recorded ln the bg pug Min' ing District. Yavapd county, and Territory oi AT zona. Also. at ihe same time and place, one ouarternaster's voucher for the sum of si4444
 Terms of sale cash down, the highest bidder 'o be the huypr. hhNhi ,S,,t'.tA,-',,r
 WM J BrRRT, his attorney o,s, p...,. As,,...asl her ffh lNtN. -i~t
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

AN ACT. Supplementary Co Chapter hirtgfre, H0'reI Code,
 "Of iim1dti0a ef AaiOas," Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly o' the Territory of Arizona
 SECTION l. No action for the recovery oi property in mining claims or for the rccosesy of possession thereof, shall he maintained un- less it appear that the plaintiff his anoo,,o. ,'o. predecessor, or grantor was seizei ,,,,a sessed Of the premises in question s,, ,,o ac,;or years before the commencement o' '''
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

SEC. 9. No causc of action or defence 10 an action, founded upon the title Co property in mining claims, Or to the rents or profits out of the same. shall he ciItctual unless it ap- pear that the person prosecuting the action or making the defence, or under whose title the action is prosecuted, or the defence is made. or ihe ancestor. predecessor or grantor of such person was seized or possessed of the premises in question within two years before the commencement of the act in respect to which such action is prosecuted or defence made
 SEc 3. All acts or parts of acts in conflict with this act are hereby repealed SEC 4 This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage
 GRANVILLE II. OURY. Speaker of the House of Representatives
 MARK ALDRICH
 President of the Council Approved November ,, 1866
 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK A true copy of the original on file in my office
 JAMES P. T. CARTER,
 Secretary of the Territory
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

ney shall settle with the county treasurer eve ry three months
 SIC. g. Section forty-seycn of said net s hereby amended SO ns to read as follows: Sec,ion 47 Any person may pay the taxes on any parcel of land returned as aforesaid or any individual share thereof. with interest calculated thereon from the first day of De ccmbcr next after the same were assessed, at the rate of thirty per cent. per annum and thc office charge. to the treasurer of the cOun ty in which the nnds are situated at any time before they are sold for taxes.
 SEc A. Section fifty of said act is hereby amended SO as to read as follows:
 Section 90. The district attorney shall caus, each of said statements tO be published ir the county in which the lands therein dcs cribed are situate. for four weeks successive ly next previous to the first Monday of Marcl in each year (which shall be construed L, mean four publications once a week. in newspaper published in such county. if iher be one published therein and in case ther, is no newspaper printed and published in th' county. then by posting notices at least fou weeks in at least three public places in saiC county.
 ! sEc j. This act shall take effect and D, i in force from and nllcr its passage
 GRANVILLE H. OURY, | Speaker of the House of Representatives.
 MARK ALDRiCi
 President of the Council ! Approved November G. 1866
 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK. A true copy of the original on file in ID. office
 as4rg |, 4fs ttstffsfs
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
AN ACr

r. prorift Jorhe Sgogaibm ef Mining Ciafus. Be it enacted by the Legislative A-sslei.ss af the Territory of Arizona.
 sEcrioN l. Whenever any one or more ioint owners or tenants in oommun, of mining claims, may desire Co work Or prospect such claims and any other owner or uwncr- thereof shall fail or refuse Co ioin DO ,aid work, said ots,i oYavf or owfyf- may spply to tar Judge of the Probate Court ol tAc county wherein toe claim or claims may be -itua, q, lor partition, or aggregation oi Che riaim "g claims of thc party or pariio- >o fading cor rciusln- to join, and setglHg lorib tAe iart tAat thc sad partics, tii within the county have been requested ta j1n lu ihe woIk as aart-al4, aud have yegusrl ta do and iG without tle county to set forth tsa' fact, all of which shall bc -u,tained by the cath oE affirmation of one or more uf che parties so app. ng, up on which tnc Judge of Probate shall poet a notice st the oiiicr ol thc cpuntE Rg der, and iR two other o,u.praous places within the county stating tlie application aHd uoti- fying the parties interested. that uHlc~ they appear aud show rood csase wAy tbe prayer oi the Isiiiigssers sboaid not be granted, that the same VIII bc granted, aud aiter ihe e1pi- ration of tAiriy days notice ss herein required if the parties notiBed do B0t appear and show good cause why the prayer ol tao petitioners should not be granted, ihe Judge oi Probate. shall appoint iWo commissioner, t0 go upon the groun aud seETeEafe ihg cls,uIs oi tas parties refeing ta IoIn as aforesaid ifum thc claim or claims ui thc parties moving Tor par titinu. and n ,sass they ev Etg sEnst, tkcy ta cauo.e ibirs party, and -aid commissioner. sasil make g Ttp,u iB writing Co -aid Judge of Probate wao -haii i,.ue decue m conformity with said nport witch shall be inl, except appai be- taken Ga ihe Dtri Court, Wtam taiuy day, after issuanee thcncof
 GRANVILLE u OUBY.
 Speaker 0f t1c House oi Representatives
 MARK NLnldCU,
 President ol He Council
 Approved November jtb, lNd6.
 RICHARD C MCCORMICK.
 \ true copy oi th- original un fle in my office JAMES q. z. GARTER
 Secretary of the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
ApMLNIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

Esfafe oT Hiiaaa FtrioHg. deooassa
 Notice is shorrby given by the undersigned Admin .rstor of tue above named estate, Co the crsdtor' of and aH persons having claims aralsi sad dr' cfasr Go exhibit ihf same with tbe necf--sfy Nepeh CTS within one year from the hrs iHbicai'gn oi thi' natifs at ths bGuse of William FHFions aeeeAsee' in Mohave countv Territory Of AIzona
 JOHN PEARSON, AamlnistTator Nohaye City Nov, $ lse6 @H
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
AN ACT.

Progiiing for h9 Iocation and registration ot
 Mineral deposits and other purposes. Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly
 of Arizona:
 SECTION l. The mining disticts heretofore created in the several counties of this Terri tory, are hereby authorized and empowered to make all necessary rules and regulations for the location, registry and working of
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

Economy is now the order of the day., Al you gents that want to look gay, Bring 10 ne your work and l will make 1t
 stay,
 For the cheapest werk ii does not ae. I, T. Curry, that d. address you, tell you this witaoa, tiatteriRg yoa, can make old clothes look almost new, I'm a tailor and ren0vator, too. Do not peidle with me about the price, Or will shave you like mice.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
OFFICIAL.
WS OF ARIZ0NA-lS66
PIED BY TRf THIRD LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,.
IN AOT


 Concerning Roadsaaf Hglrap enacted by the Legislaiivs Assembly y the TerI tory of Arizoua
 EcrIoS l. All roaas sbai be considered hblic highways, biet age Dpw used as and have beea drtiafs& sveh by an ef the Legislative Asesash fl t4ia Terri E or by an order et 4trc -of county zeissioners, or tsMFd f saoeryisors ui any 4y within tAis fer74le ef Nbleh nay Rrea(ter declated kf e b9aris oi super ss within their nesnezaAe cu1nties PfO- E that this A.t ns v svHstrusd a. not |Hect in any manner orapply to the act tcorporate the Moha1 and Prescott toll companv, approved asymber 8, 1864 E Pr0oJ'l, nftlf sf this act shall apply l. the t4 ei Pima and Mo |Hc. 2 sh-.i bc the duty of the board lupervi ,r 9f saej cosuty. to divide the |nfy n., q suitayls nun Ger of road dis
 Gi fo appoaft spnusNy or whenever eie maS oey9 au orerseer for sucl et whom saey shall pave power tc
 t plesslgA
 lhe scnuty recorder of each coun t9athyyail persons who have beer p f5a1 ogerseers, within ten day
 D spy eiment has been made, in
 aa e.sueh appointment, and de
 boundaries of their district.
 The rced oyerseers shall cause al
 hglswsys within their respectiy,
 70 De kept clear from obstruction sooa kpxr causing banks to be gra rios ss and eansways to be made whel me msy 6e necessary, to keep the sam
 relnr, and to renew them when de
 ?. the load oyerseers shall have pow nH use pf Ary gravel or dirt for i'm
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
.I n.a .aa4d

Estai. 7f Pafrfa v Dgsal 'ased
 N...,,. h. |, l.., . @a.hs so undersigned, duly ,,,'.t..,.5 .'ii. q s.,,sta. sf above named es- ,r,i te tt. -, ,s,.,e. ..f lrf an persons having ,,s,,s .,.i,,ss sif l..,.t s,ilO exhibit, with the ne.,..ea-s rs.. tar. .,I l,is year from the iinst nuhiienfi6u ts ItA .nfss fe Iames Grant, ai lhe town of Presrsg Afi1oia 'ritory.
 Prescott s' sw's ss ..nl.,.isstor.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

,v horses were stolen from Major Coflin's ph six miles from Woolrry's one dhy thls
 k Fortunately the Majors herd had been .n lo the Bully Bueno a few days before.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
lSO TOvS CORg F0R..SALE.

The undersigned hereby oGsr for sale l5O tons of shelled corn, ai 10 cents per pound m sacks,
 FED & ELLSWORTH. Walnut Grove, Nov %, lsco' xli
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

rur rnosr part of the first floor of the new of
 oftbe MiSER Is now occupied by the County
 eorder, the extension of the building rendering .onvenient to give the required space
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
BUCHANAN & MAY,

4 FORT ROCK, oa Ge Ranlyplss Roni Keen a station for the accommodation "f 're travelling public, where they will always hand and for sale barley. corn and hay, rF naals Also meals for persons, and goo1 f to sleep In t20ssl oct. B e
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

,ur ,p JoHs, uouis Landsbcrgerl one of the
 !, popular store keepers in town, will move Co oid office of the MINER on the first instant. It becn nicely fitted up for him.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

AN ACT. Aania,1g of CHffsr f5urtes, Hwol C5t,
 0f dr Lgis'atat" Be it enacted by the Legislative AsseB.hly of te Territory of Arizona
 sycrIoy That scc io~s ix O.. factn lJ sizJe.n iGi seyeatnen d1l and eighteen Gsl. of chapter folran Howell Code Ol fie w laWn. lte amentied 20 as Co ngad fdioas:
 Section e Evcv hir ani joint rea0lution, cycep, Ci adjournment. passr1 ty ihe Le-is i4,u7e shall he pr tutei 60 thc Gov r1or hrfon Sc heoomr. a law if be approve he Aali fm ii. but if no'. Doe shat nium ii witH his of6eCtions Co tho house in which it originated. which shall enter the objections si large upon their journal
 Section l6 Mambtrs of She Legislature shall l,a elected hy counties according to the apportioumoni of the Governor f'scs,Let That memieTs of tae Council shall in all casc. hc elected for two wears
 Section i6 The annual meeting of the Le- gislaiur shall be on ihe flrst Wednesday oi Sepiemher. at sIcA point as thC Governor sissi ignsts for that pJlrpose in this feTTs. tory
 Section F. Thc county ns>ezors of each co9uiy. beginning on the first day of March, of each year, and ai the time of assessing the taxuhe property of ihc county. shall take . census or enumeration Of ihe inhahiian'' thereof except Indians, negroes, and soldiers n thc niiigrV service of the United riaics which census saah show. frst, the name o The head of each family and single pcr.ot over iwrnty-onc years of age. and not rc.ld ing with any family Second. the number o persons over len and under gwcniy-one year of age residing in any family, or separatoll e. family. Third. the number under iei years of age The assessor sball return suci census or enumeration tO the county rccoric on or before the fiith day of April in sait ! year. whose duty it shall be to ilc thc san' ih hjs office, and transmit certified coIe thereof to the Governor. ou or before the ni ! csnih day of April in each year. ] Section l2 Jpon such census or enumera | ton being returned to the Governor, as pro vidol in the preceding section, be shall, ol OF before the first day of May. in each year determine and apportion the number of mem : brs of each branch of the Legislature t which each county ds entitled under sucl censHs or enumeration and thereafter; an' until another apporfionmcnt shall bc ma. each county shall elect the number of mem hers so apportioned to such county
 SEC 2 This act shall take effect and ie II force from and after the first day of January A D. 1sG1
 GRANVILLE H. OURN,
 Speaker of the House of Representative.
 MARK ALDRlCH,
 President of the Council. Approved November 9, lS66.
 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK.
 A true copy of the original on file in m office.
 JAMES P. T. CARTER, il Secretary of the Territory.