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The Celebrated Pacing Horse
Kentucky, 10 he Given Away.

VNHfS HORSE Is WELL KNOWN as ONE
i Of the fastest PAGERS in the country, having
masie his mile in 2:6- He won 1--WE races lasi
fall, and took the hrst premium at the West yir.
ginis State Fair IN oetober. At the time Berfer
Patchen, ach other celebrated horzsa were there
"Keitucky. y and the following other yalnable
premiums, win be given away, By SPECIAL permiz
sion Of the Commissioner Of internal Rsveupe
at wa.iington, Guernsey county. Ohio on the
I'd Of February, 1851. I giH 1DrCs =
Let OF PeEssrNs.--rKentnekyE the Cham.
pion PAGER. 1900 fpe Singers In1proyrd
Family sewing Machine, which took che Yirsf
Premium 81 tie w. Va State Tair. Qts. fine
Silver Hunting Casp American Bzfch ts3. /
fine Silver Hunting Cass Lever Watch. GO: /
fine Silver Hunting Cese Leyer Watch. go. /
fine Silver Hunting Cas- Lever Hatch. IS.
Number Of Tickets lifnited 10 s3so5 Tfsfsa
One Dollar each. Every ticket win drzv prizs
worth from y eents 70 e. osp., L..,rl-lJ :,
Kentucky can he seen .. the stsble of c.
Beymer Washington, Ohio. The Sewfns M
chine can be seen as Howard Mertona Isl Nain
Street Wheeling :The elegant Hstrhes are 81
exhibition st tbs Jevelry StSrs u NAssrs. Scot,
& Hennegen, Ia Main Street. Hheefing. II Va.
Tickets can lie had BY sddressing n d. Rodock.
er 8 Co, st Washington. Guernsey county, ORis
and 81 The foit flowing named places. John BAH
Hotel Wheeling, kslfs SsA1oa. Narket strrst.
J. Beuter's Ealosn, Mia Street, and Al Henasrs
Hotel, eeatrs Fhceiing. --l'a - y IS, ;
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it be not b t.er,to bO& Tho head, and
Acknowledge 7. all theSwqrld that no
thing + the paade Of station is left
shat tie hand is open TO receive and
ready to torch the cap, that the TALL
from the up 'ef to tbs lower level has
been accomplished, these are the pangs
of poverty which drive the Crswleys o.
the world to he frequent entertaining
Of that idea OF the bare bodkin.
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Genteel Poverty.

Genseei Poverty.
None but they who have themselves
been poor gentry-gentry sopoor as not
to know how to raise q shilling, says
Anthony Trollope-can understand the
peculiar bitterness Of the trials which
snch poverty produces. The poverty of
the normal poor does not approach it;
or, rather, the pangs arising from such
poverty are altogether Of different
sort. To be hungry and have no food,
to be cold and have no fuel, to be threat
ened with distraint for ones few chairs
and tables, and with the loss of the roof
over ones hcad-all these miseries,
which, il they do not positively reach,
ore so near to reaching the normal poor,
are no doubt the severest of the trials
to which humanity is subjected. They
threaten life-or, if not life, then liberty
reducing the ahject one to choice be-
tween captivity and starvation. BY
hook or crook, the poor gentleman or
poor lady-let the one or the other be
ever so poor-does not often come to the
last extremity of the workhonse. There
are such cases, but they are exceptional.
Mrs. Crawley; through all her sufferings,
!. had never yet found her cupboard to be
absolutely bare, or the bread-pan to be
actually empty. But there are pangs
to which, ut the time, starvation would
seem to be preferable. Tho angry eyes
Of unpaid tradesmcn, savage with an
anger which one knows to be justiffhle:
the taunt Of the poor servant who wants
her wages; the gradual REIMBURSEMENT
of habits which tho soft nurture Of
kinder years had made second nature;
the wan cheeks Of the wife whose mala-
i, dy demands wine; the rags of the hus-
bland whose outward occupations de-
mand decency; the neglected children,
Z who are learning not to DO the children
7, of, gentlefolk; and worse than all, the
: aims and doles of half generous friends,
the waning pride, the pride that viii
not wane, the growing doubt whether
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Mighty Important.

To-day will positively close the sale
Of Linens and Blankets ut Wickham's
auction loom, commencing at 10 a. m.
and and ! p. m. There is many of the
choicest goods yet unsold, such as Da.
mask ex. Cloths, Napkins and Drillings
Linen Sheetings, Pillow Case Linens
Richardson's hand-wove Linen Shirt
ings. Also, q few pairs of extra fine
Blankets, and many other fine goods
which will be closed out to-day.
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ACARD TO INYALIDs.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri-
ca as missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the euro Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted BY desire to benefit tho
afflicted and unfortunate will send the recipe
for preparing aud using this medicine, In seal.
ed envelope, to any one who needs IL, PseS q
churg. Please inclose postpaid envelope, I'D.
dressed to yourself. Address, JOSEPH 7.
IMAM, Station d, Bible House, New York
CITY. novl3
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Jsha G.. SAKE.

The witty poet, John G. SAKE, will
read his humorous essay on Love at
Washington Hall on Monday evening
next, under the auspices Of the Wheeling
Library Association. Mr.. SAKE is no
stranger to our people, and, therefore,
they need not be told that an evening
with SAKE is one of the most enjoyable
that could fall to our lot during the lee
ture season.
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IN. A6a..is EehIe

Was considered a mammoth enterprise,
but never has or viii elicit the coInmeh-
dation that has attended tho success OF
CoR's DYSrErsIA CURE. 1t ia getting a
world wide fame, simply from the fact
that it oures. 0ne bottle often does the
work effectually; at the same tine It
will not injure the most delicate consti-
tuition.
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Laxarses.

Winter Laxu<ies.
Booth, Bait lie & Co. daily receive
oysters direct from Baltimore. The b.
valves are large, fresh and lucious
For sale by can or half can, at corner
of Monroe and Water streets, where q
tull supply Of groceries is kept con.
stantly on hand. Prices as low as the
lowest.
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
"Trip Van Wrinkle" and .'Ten Nights
in Bar ROOM" at Washington Hall to-
night.
William Gosney is agent for the work
entitled ..Women Of the War"
On Sunday evening Rev. d. W. Fisher
will preach on Roman. Worship, &c.
A notice to the Board of Registration
Is published.
See advertisement of Social Ball.
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"HeaIing on It's Wings"

"Healing on Its Wings"
Say all who have used the Old Home Bitters
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell of siokness, We assure you there
Is nothing more grateful. You Dyspsptie Ones
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea
Headache, Sour Stomach, &C., use Old Home
Bittors and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
81 .-.- LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
decl Proprietors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19

Pure.t ssa sweetess Cod Liver Gil
In the Horld, manufactured from fresh
elected! iyers on the SEA coast. This
Oil is characterized by sweetness and
prrity peculiar to it alone. It's reputa-
ton is SO great that it takes the lead Of
other oils, aud is universally prescribed
BY physicians. Remember to ask fol
aHazard g. Caswelps Cod Liver OIL
Caswell, Mack & Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug.
gists. ,gc mT W-mwseow1y. &
That to make nice, palatablo, and
wholesome biscuit, rolls, mullins, waf.
fees, buckwheat cakes, or any other kind
of light bread or cakes, 1t is necessary
to use the Unriraled Baking Powder. Il
you use any other you may lose your
batter and patience together. Ask fol
the Unrivaled when you 60 to your
grocers, and don't take any other. L,
Booking, Proprietor, No. l Odd Fellows
Hall. 4 ITith-... vi
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Hocial Ball,

Social Ball.
A grand social ball will be given at
Washington Hall on Tuesday evening
next. Look out for fun.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19

satarday Rvening, Fan. ~, 1867
A GRAND LADIES AND CHILDREN'S
n Matinee this Saturday afternoon, FAN
CHON, THE CRICKET. Performance com
mences at 2 O'Clock; doors open at o'clock.
Admission. 50 eents-to All parts Of tho house;
childten IS cents-I At night viii be presented,
RIP YAEwNKIR, and the great moral drama
Of TEN NIGHTS IN A BARKOOM SAMPLE
SWITCHED, Mr. w. GLENN. RIP VAN
WRINKLE, s. W. GLENN.
Price of admission, 50 cents. 0rchestra Chairs
and Reseryed Seats, IS cents Doors open at
q; to commence At u. For particulars see
small bills. ~ - -fi- u y
On wednesday Evening, Jan. q, first appear
ance Of, the besutiful and sensational artistic,
Mas ANNIE LEVERTSG. - janl9
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Il. u. b. p.
ROcking's Unrivased Baking
Powder

The superior excellence of this Baking Powder
Is acknowledged by ill who have used II.
1t 10 prepared fran strictly puro materials eS
prcssly FOR family use.
It makes all kinds Of Light Bread, Mullins,
Hot Rolls, Wafirs, Buckwheat Cakes, Griddla
and Sweet Cakes. ~
70: can bake Immediately after mixing the
materials.
Tie principal Hotels and Boarding Houses
and the first families in Wheeling all usa il.
. Tryit if you have Hi,t already done W.
Manufactured by EDMUND BOOKING. No.
Odd Follows Hall. SOLD by grocers ard dealers
generally. - f ,.s.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Bfrun
~ gEEgg. ssa
New York Prize Associate,
ksAl.t. F-.Eg.
SOD Broadway, New Var&.

n la
Tossther With large sssor,msp, O, 49, 800
Elegant Jeweiry vaiucd NJ 400 zoo y,s !. -
trlbuted - follow.
Tho name and value o. each .rt;eI. a..
soods are marked on TicLsts. plaesS \, Sr
Envelopes, and well mixed. On r.c,ip, a.
cents; an envelope containing such Tr.,,
be drawn Without choice, and delivered I, -.
Office, or sent BY mai to any addrcs. TN,r',
chaser aftrr seeiny what article n draw "a
yalue-vhich NAV be nom One 10 Pr, Wrrtsi
Doilars-ean then. ON psymsn, Of Ons g","''
receive the article named or mlr ,,ch.,
Tor any other article marx ed ON our CIreri., :,
The sas,e yaiue. Every Tictrt draw, an ,'.,.n
S.rth O,s Dollar or more, rNo m.rt,
Ony natron. can depepd on promn, 80.
Tia srticle, drawn viii he immedis,,'v 80
E,nr.ss nr retur,, mail or dsliy.,.J .,sV
Ia,,.r. Co., ',,sn,, 1870. ...ra.pu u'
r..a,n, 81 V.h,.hi. Gif,s nnr, =. tntus
an ak A. our af,ica an,ans sbo", -
n,i,,.d 90 r.t.r 60. J"
ess's- = t,.-k,,,-a I.uh.,tx,u. uyn,,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19

| On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Jnsias Steven
son, Mr. R. p Fl. STAUB, of Martinsburg. w
Va, to Miss ADELIA A. G0SHcRN, Of Wheel
ing, W. Va. u
2Bsitimere Sun and American and Martins
burg paper please oopy.] ...s ~ ..
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NEW A15vERT1s1SaEfs
aEHlaON,

rpEiNG The fryrrI Or Tus
hy the Rev. D. w. Fisher, On sabbath Evening
Janusry 90 st 4 o,ciock Srz,JEn1-Ths Romish
MSrshlp. or ths h0Sd. Trahsasssan'fat
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Take Notice.

TUE hoard OF REGISTRA-
i Tl0N for Ohio county win meet ut thu
Court House on Monday evening. January 2Ist,
1867, Mt 10 o'clock A. ~, for the purpose of IT.
cefving the Registry Books from the different
Wsrl Rsgstra5 If tbeSeity Of Wheeling, and
South Wheeling. and hearing and deciding all
appeals that rnny como before II.
jan1e-2t Pres't Z Of r Ohio county.
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sheet Music

sheet Music
And Instruction Books in large guam
titles, at Shields Music Store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19

The Cabinet Organ
3. IS to be found only at Shcib's Music
Store, 139 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19

Mnsic Bsoks
Bound in all styles, at Sheib's Music
Store, l39 Main Street.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
n.11x REGISTER.

On, vsarl ~ 50 Three months. "a 90
Civ ,nopths. 40 One month";. 70
49,, s,tpscptayRs ~ TUE CITY
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IT, VIZ PRrERsoy, s. -
THUS COMPANY n y0wFULLY
u nrg.uied and win. IN o shsrt tins, eoEn.
nenee tbs maurfacture " refined Carbon asd
Lnlricsting Oils LAMP Wick and Chimhsya
for fuformatiop ia regard 10 the Stock or
Basiness 20 che Company, apply % sithsr Of, he
nn6erig1ed ofieHS 90 % the CoDpAny's efzes
% Nsfn Street next door % tie Il and u
BaAk. K.EPETERSOy, Jr, Sccy
: - go s. p. HILDRETH, Trsasr, :"
q gO9BrH n. COMERLL SsY's - rs a. =
@ TKXNH . YTPK fNTIN g
y EsmIslx md tsnd.eneay ssss = TIE
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Theatre Washington Hall.

.janfe-T
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09
MORE MAILS FoR ARIzoNA

Mr. Bidwell of California, has introduced resolution iu Consress, inqairing into the expediency of re establishing the Southern Overland Mail Route. from San Francisco rjo Los Angeles, Fort Yuma, Tucson and Me.illa to Memphis. \ resolution has also been in troduced asking why service is not but on the route from the Rio Grande to Prescott It is not unlikely that both these routes will be put in operation Speed the day 1t will be an important one for Arizona.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09

Disirief Csass, Tkiri J,piioial Dissrict, Counts
 ef faraPai, Tsritory ef Arisoaa.
 0. r. sFaulding. DIT
 \. K. I.mpson, def
 Action brought in the District Court, in and so' tbe county and Tefiiory aforesaid.
 Ths Territory gf Arizona seads gssefi1g Q A
 A. Lompa9A, dSfendaat,
 You arc hereby required to appear in an actlor brought against y0a by ths above named plaintiff n the District Court of fha Third Judeiaf Ul-iriel county of fayapal Territory of Arizona Co answe, the complaint filed therein Ia copy Of which ac companies this summOnsl within twenty days fex elusive 0f fhe day of servicel after tc seTyce 1;s yea of this summons if served within this county but II without this county, then forty days
 This action is brought Co recover the sum of five hundred ts50o) dollars with interest upon a cer. tain prOmsssory note executed and delivered Go plaintiff by ycu on the seventeenth day Of Febru. ary A. D. isi1. And tO foreclose a mortgage oi date given by y0n fo secure the Iayseept of said note on the individual OnetWelfh inferesf In that certain Quartz Mil siit;afed un Lynx Crrrk iB the county sad Territory aforesaid and known as the "Iampson ThunderbOli Milin
 And s9H are hereby notified, that lf yon fall so appear and ausWer the complaint as above re- qulred. tbe plaintiff will take default against you and will apply 10 te Court for the relief demanded In plaintiff's complaint and for costs of suit
 Given under my hand and the seal Oi said court |. s. this l6th day of December, A. D. ls6S.
 Y. W. WELLS, JK., Clerk ]. P. HARGHAyE, atty for pin lt5
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09
DISCOVERY OF RICH MINES
 n MILES FROM PRESCOTT. CHEAT STAMPRDEl

one week since 1t became known Co our people that new discovery oi beer and Quartz Mines had been made lyer Mountain, on Oak Greek which se south side of Bradshaw Mountain. fiy miles south of Prescott. 4 sud
 unprecedented demand for horses ethe first manifestation, which was lowed by acquisitions upon our pros -nd liberal merchants for -four, bacon, 5 5nsar, and few--beans. Then the
 out-eyery body knew what's the owi;" and away they went, and are 2, until our devoted town seems de-
 Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress was hiuliy represented on our southern ? went hour-down went theatre Ill we arc here-Our Prescott ex- progresses. Al every commenced < he work goes on.
 adeneNs of a rich and extensive min p heretofore unknown, to be called
 frio District, are abundant. We one opinion-One belicf-expressed. 'a'e only to say to the enterprising rs, may you all "strike it rieh.p
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09

FROM HEsEr CLiFroN.-This gen eh known as an Arizona Pioneer, is nta Barbara. California. From his tter to the editor, dated Jan. 26th, he liberty Of copying a few lines met some of our old Prescott friends
 'te-Mr. SilyerthOrne and lady,
 aker, Prather, J. Tuttle, and sever all Of whom were enjoying them na giving Central Arizona good
 are thousands of questions asked
 aally regarding the mining pios- fr'zona, all of which l answer as fa- II possible. Have not heard word Fcoit since I left, early in December. Frad the MIsER--which please send leave for Prescott ir all next month kgo well prepared for business oper- the coming summer"
 fnend Clifton and others of our ab n. could realize how deligh ,ful . have had and are now enjoying, they >fdly have taken the Indian risks Hfa five hundred mile journey to Enter in Prescott.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09

BILL JANEs ONCE NoRs.-Again. and we hope for the last time, we have to alludc to this wretched scoundrel, who was s trans Iortcd, agFrabiy to tii1 voice Oi 55T sit;ssS:s 10 parts (to us) unknown. He is gone, and may we Deyer see him more
 The following communication from Mir. Iansberger the owner 1.-the premises broken open by James and Kennedy. speaks for itself, and removes all suspicion of compIicity by other parties in the matter mentioned
 EDrroR MIsrR.-If there is a spare place in your next edition, ! would beg leave to re- quest you Co inform the people of Prescott and the public at large, Of the following. in order t0 remove any doubts concern ng the character ef MF Ree-a the late ernt lover of James the bani.hed burglar. Whatever Mr. Reese had arranged with James, vas at my request. After Mr. Reese voluntarily and gentleinanly had informed me Of the bad do- ings and still worse intentions Of the man James. in order to catch him and his accom- plioes, had to inform the thief through Mir Reese, of the whereabouts of my money, and convenienccs of entering the house.
 Hoping that this true statement will cor rect ali doubts m regard to Mr. Resss's char acter, remain your- respectfully.
 LouIs LAEsBEHGER.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09

CoSGREss Washington dates to the 2Otb oi January contain summary of proceedings in Congress of little interest.
 The House select Committee to inquire in to the killing of Union soldiers in South Car olina, and the discharge of the persons con yicted of the crime, has summoned as addi- tional witnesses, Major Generals Sheridan and Thomas, and Secretaries Stanton and Brown ing.
 The correspondence between President Johnson and Governor SwanD Of Maryland, previous to the Baltimore election difficulties. is expected to be forthcoming
 The late mission of General Sherman and Minister Campbell to Mexico, is reported a failure, and positive injury to Juarez.
 The total receipts ofInternal Revenue from July l, 1866 to January 2Oth, 1867, inclusive. amounted to sl77,7SI,974
 A memorial of the Southern Republicans To Congress has been presented.
 It was expected there would be no difficulty about the admission Of Colorado and Nebras ka until lately, but the use of the word " white" in the Constitution Is likely to prove fatal to the measure.
 Very little progress is yet made in the i'm peachnent matter, but great confidence s ex pressed by certain members of the House as to the favorable result of their scheme. The plan now appears to be to suspend the Pres ideni and percent further official action. until found convenient to try him-which may be the present or some future probably not till after the next Presidential election.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09

THE PRoDUcT or THE CoMsrocK LEDGE During the year IsG6, the mines on this fa- mous lead produced sil,26l,74l worth oi bullion, but only seven out of the twenty leading mines yielded a dividend to theiI stockholders. These were the Grown Point s254,OOO, Empire Mill and Mine, S32, 400 Gould and Curry, S252, ,0OO; Hale and Nor cross, S35O,oO0; Imperial, Sl7G,OOO Savage s5CO-OOO Yellow Jacket, S390,OO0-total Sl, ,704.4OO.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09
NOTICE!! /!

PROPOSALS will be received by the Board Of Supervisors of Inc county of Yavspai until the nrst Monday oi April lsG7, for the erection of a JAIL and COURT HOUSE. to be erected i'm the town of Prescott. Plan and specification to be seen ai the office Of the Clerk of said Board. The Board reserve to tbemselvcs thc right to reject any and all bids which may be offered.
 r. C. CHRISTIE, 5t4 Clerk Board Supervisors
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09

THE AfTA CALIFORNIA, which by the by has been much improved of late, has always been friendly 10 Arizona. In recent edi,o- rial, based on tbe Governors sisit to San Fratcisco, it bas the following sensible re- marks which all AnEouians will rightly ap preciate:
 We trust tbo necessary protection may not be much longer wanting. So large and fine a country shvnld not bc closed against the labor and capiisd that stand ready io en- ter as soon as Government will give them security against the Apaches. san Francisco Is directly interested in this matter. What ever helps Arizona will contnbute to the trade and wealth of this city The present white population of that Territory are nearly ail Calliurnians, and whatever hcrfuturc may be it is to San Fraucisro they must look as their chief port. whatever ncv accessious of Territory we may gain on the Gulf uf Caiisor- nia' The iowIfs and ei,iss thst iaay spring up Dn tue Gulf of alifornia wili stand in the same relation 70 San FraBcisoD that p0rtIan does and if Portland contained six times the population and trade with the infpri P that it now has, we think our commerce with thai plare would be six iimes as great as it is. San Fancisco, then, ought to take measures through the Chamber uf Cninmer4 to secure from ongress additional p-otectIon !of ;be much neglected inhabitants of Arizo- na This, we are assnreE, i- all that k need cd to direct capital and population thit Der; Co devHl9pe the richest gold, silycr and cop per fnines on the continent, and add to the trade Of this city good deal more than was added by the mineral discoveries and devel- Cpements in Nevada"
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCHOOL.

MISS BLAKE will open her school on Monday the lsth inst
 Pupils received at s2 CU. s. currency per week. pryable in advance. Feb. g-tL
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estaie cf Leroy Jqg, deceassd
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned duly appointed Administrator Of the above named es- tate, Co the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary hers, within one year from the date Of this notice, to King s. woolsey, ai hls residence at Agua Trio Ranch, Yayapaf count, Territory of Arizona.
 KING s. WOOLsEY. Administrator.
 By Wv. J. BEERT, Attopa@g.
 Prescott, Dec. II, 1sGG 238
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09

have no intelligence from inc Governor l, d, inc lOth ult We epresumc he is now on !. from Yuma to Tucson, and will return to &,t earl, next month.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09

.r. Baldwin, Kelly, Rector, Wiihers and 1 from here. have arrived in San Franbisco 3uorpla Volunteers from New Mexico, who i through here in November, reached san
 4. 70 Dee. 2s.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A. P. & H. s.

The regular meeting ofthc Arizona Pioneer and Historical Society on Monday evening Febuary |. ls1I at o'clock D. m. All members are invited 10 attend ae business of importance will come before the Society F. C. CHRISTIE. Sec'y.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-09

1 r srnyicE will be held at the School
 | tomorrow Sunday at II o'clock, by Rev. k.s M. Blake.