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Arizona miner., 1867-11-30
grgal Advtytiscmtnts.
Public Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT lN on the 2Oth day of December. X. D. lsG,, ai tle hour Of l2 o'clock N., there will toe sold, ot PJ BLIC AUCTION at the Court Housc, in thc city of Prescott. Yayapa county. Arizona Territory. thl io.iowng described real property, tO-vit: 200 undivided feet of the Valcnciana lode. in inc Bradshaw Mining District, Yayapai County. be- longing Co Pablo pcralu;
 "uO undivided feet, belonging Co Miguel PoraIta: 900 undivided feet, bclonciug Co Julio Pcral a. ROO undivided feet belonging to Adolphe AIviso: And 5lp undivided feet, belonging tp Ambrosia Quntc1;
 The samc being ledge or lode Of mining ground situate iu -l.d Mining District aud County
 The -ad sale will take place under power of sale contained iu certain written instrument eN. Ccuicl hy said partie on thc 23d cay Of May. A D lNGj, Mor'-alin- the said property to William T. Flower, al I.h itH. Yuma county, in sad Terri tory; and which said power of sale contained provision for public sale, on thirty days notice, at said Court House.
 Prescott, Ecye'ubrr r.. lef7
 EOBI ET MEACHAM Auctionccr
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Cc-Partnership Notice.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex- ! isting between J. <. Giles, A. (. Wii- Hanson, and J. W. Johnson, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. j. S GILES will collect bills due the Copartner' ship and settle all debts due hy it
 J. S GILES,
 A. C. WILLIAMSON,
 J. W. JOHNSON. Prescott Nov. IS, lsG'.
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AT ASONIC NOTICE.

r>, AZTLAN LODGE No. i77F. &AN. Regular meeting. of tAis Lodge on the last Sat uStss of each month. ai o'clock P M. Soiouif- iug Brethren are irpfnhily invited Co aiiesd Election cf officers for thc ensuing year, to- u.Lt.
 J T. ALSAP, NM E COOK, Secretary. November ,.l, Isiif yl
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Notice of Dissolution.

TNHE Co-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE \ existing under thc name and style Of Pecplcs A lunzt.uth s this day dissolved by mutaal consent The saioon aud brew cry will henccsorth bc conducted by X t Peoples P,.rzons owing the Grlg wil pcasc call and settle their acrounts.
 A. II. PEEPLES.
 Wv. NUNZBLUTH wicscr5ur- October Y, is67. n@7
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SheriE's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS- D sued out of thc District Court of tho Iss.s,! Ia....s-i ni-t..et- ln and faF the Geet.v of Navapai. Tcrriiory of Arizona, in favor of Joseph Walker and a-ainst Louis 5. St. James and Thoml- BarLCn defendants. by which l an required ts make ouf og the property Of The ai,oye nfu,d de.endants the of three hundred and tlirty-thrce dcllars, N.th slNty-slx have levied on al tc ri-la. title, al4d Interest of thc said Loais B. st Jaues and Thomas Barnum in and to tiir following dcscrbcd pFoperty to S.t: aIl md sin -Tlar that certain quarter section Of isr3 situagc ai og nCsv thc Point of Rocks in tAe Coaat- @i,a .CTrtcTF a.3l gsli1. sia icrc or I'ar cei ca lana icia- bounded as 4clloNa, tq-Nlt; CD iae ca.: 'y .l r4npi oi l.. \. sicttns aud puttic land u, t!c Iort4. lf tae ranch ot Gl.cs & Co; on tIlc west, by i4n of said ti.ts x Co and iui- l.c laIGs; sn1 ou tt soath, hy pGblic l1UGs, said parcel CT lEarl ul ieua bciu- thc same heretofore ta. 1n uu aud occi.plcd iy thc ss!d St. James and B-rnuu and thereon b erected @ tEildlng, used as a blacksmith shop and dwelling; also, corral sad pruucriy being 4bout four miles north Of ihe town of Prescott alec, the bui,ding and corral thereon. and all truewcnts, hcre:.itcmcnts, and appurteuanc,s thcrcuuto belonging.
 NOTICE is hcryhy given, that Wlll on ThUrs- day. the twelfth day of December. X. D. IsC5, at the hour of lO o'clock A. N., in front of the new Court House, in the town Of Prescott, County of Yayalai. Territory of Arizona expose at public safe to thc highest bidder for cash all the right, titie aud interest cf thc defcndants herein named In and Co the above described property, tO satisfy
 JOHN P RQUgEF.
 Sheriff Of YaSapai County.
 Prescott. Nov 70, isG7
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Administrators Notice.
Estate of THOMAS MAYER Deceased

Estate of Tuo11As MAYER Deceased. TEnE undersigned having been appointed \ Administrator of tEe ahoye named e.- t1te-No;ice 5! hereby given Co all persons iEdcbt- cd GO said csiaic. Co make immediate settlement and 70 ptrson- having caims again-i ssid estate. t3 rrcscr, thcm, with thc necessary vouchers and HrOe.s, 60 thc undersigned, within one year from thc date Of tli- notice.
 JAMES r. M,CAFFRFY. Administrator.
 Prescott, Arizona, Nov. &, lSG7.
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Administrators Notice.


Estato CT PABLO A. PERALro, Deceased NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYEE BT TIE 4 ' undersigned, Administrator of thc above named estate, to tic creditors of and all pcrsons having cls'ms a-ainsf sa.d deceased, to cNhi,at ihc snmc 10 ttc undersigned at h.s residence in I1 Paz, coanty of Yuma. Territory of Arizona. within twelve months :.om the fret publication of this notice.
 MIGUEL g. PERALTA. Administrstor
 I1 iny 4. T ., pcfcA.r .O. lsf7 uOylG-ft
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Forms, and Use of Blanks
Jus, Pu5iisiel. 2 ,oi,. sgo ihecp Price Sl5

yEN0 THE PROFESSION, COUNTY or ! iccr., and others thI> work will prove GO he thc most u,c.aI sud Fe..aa., Hand Book for constant q fc-cncc. which has ever been published on inc Pacific coast
 Eyers word has been examined and rc-cNefnin. cd and compared with the statutes by frst-class lawycrs unii, thc book l, as perfect a- it Is poss lle Co make it. X series of Blanks ave been those purcbasing the book can use or not, as they wish Much time, labor. aud money ha been cxpcndcd Co make the book and the blanks such as would enable those who used them Co rely upon them, and thereby grow in favor and establish
 II. IT. BANCROFT & CO.
 Publishers, San Francisco, Cal.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

G,TOLEN. November 2j. 1867, from tle - Barber Shop ui Iheolore Otto, a large Mccrschaum Pipe coiOrcG around ,hsnk--a drvp mahogany light, around base Vf bowl toy. dcrp brown color Thc pipa was silver mount d. with foreign stamp on edge Of mounting at iop O! bowl. Any person returning ihis pipe Co ny Shop. iu MoniezHu1 ii1li Prescott, will bU ibcg aiiy rewarded and up question. o-Ecd
 THEODORE OTTO. Prescott. Nov. go 1867. @t
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE FIRM A oi Gray (, Co. ai Prescott will Ilca-e call and settle prior Co December IL, Z G. as at that date, a!i accounts remaining unpaid viii he placed in ihc hands oi J. '. Eargrase for collection.
 CRAY & co. Prescott November l. 1SG7
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

WINTER Goop-.-ln another column. cili b,. found Henderson & Co.'S announcement of tbair winter stock of goods. which will br opcpcl ,o thc pub,ia on Monday next Th,. stock ipclud.s everything in the line of ladic.'. gcn''omen'. and childrcn's wear that will bc needed during the coming cold months besides other article. too icdiou, to mention = all of which will b, sold chcapy Any ono wishing to obtain ioy. itl suit for lhc approaching holidays. or to array himself in mournlul garb on the melancholy oc- caslon of thc departure of Governor Mccormick. can do so at iht store of Henderson 6 Co., Don't i1il to read their advertisement
 DD Nor RECEIVE Ir.-Dr Alsap informs n. that the proceedings of meeting held at La Paz, some lime since. to welcome home Hon Oliver Lind-cy and thank him for the houc., and true manner in which he represented inc wi.hc. oi bis constituents in the Fourth Legislature. and likewise Co icnounce and condemn inc ac. ton Of Alexander Mickey. Councilman from Yuma county. for his action on the Capital ouc.. ton, was forwarded to the MINER for publica- Ion. We assure thc people of La Paz that we never received the document There must be a screw loose somewhere We would De glad ,o have received it and would willingly have pub- ii-hcd it. Where did i, go to? Was 1t stolen out of the mail IL looks SO. The Dr. informs u. thai thc good people of La paz are ,cry bitter against the actors in thc Capital drama. be. licying it To be the bases. transaction ,La, Li, ever taken place in the Territory
 OFF FOR CAufoE>n.-N Ncssr-. l.. C. Gray and Jos. Tyron started yesterday frr California. ou business. They will b. blcS soon. Mir Kustc. will accompany Mr. Gray on hi. return and will introduce lhe chorination process in ihi coun- fry. Mr. Gray take. in specimens Of sulphnrcl- from lhc Eugcuio mine, in Liz Bug District for tue purpose Of having them tested.
 sIoLEN.--SoHc gracciess scamp stole silver mounted pipe from Mr. Theodore Otto. recently. and be i. willing 10 forgive tbe thief. and pay him haud.om' -nm besides, if he vii! return hi. meerschaum. l. was great fayoritc of bis. and he feels loae'y and miserable without ii. Return it, Nr. Tl.cc
 ME. JAuEs Gn,yr. who lcf, here for Wickea- ba-~ ria Walnut Crore. oa Saturday ia-t and wao was to have returned ere this. tas not yet arrived It is feared some misfof.anc ha, be- fallen him
 MnLEEs TRAIN is expected here on sunday. with goods for our merchants
 Auocsrr, BmcuA. Nr ward and N-- Murray. gill go Go Tucson wi.h llaydvu'. train. Mcsrs. Drichta and Ward viu re.1m in the spring. Gus intends bringing ou. drove Of cattle from Texas.
 TuE recent rains hare raised the creeks. and the miners are tasily Q, work
 rg. J T. Arsar. who has been Co California. oa business arrived home on sunday night lasl looking hale and hearty.
 Erc3vEuNG.-W We are pleased to learn that Lieut. Converse [. recovering from ihc caccI oc hi- wound The esfssal ar"uB-lcd -.iJi,.r- s' thc Hospital a.e also gaining ia health
 Tu>Rsolylso DaY passed o1 very pleasantly iu Prescott.
 READ thc excellent communication of '' More Anon
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30
Good Hunter Wanted.

yv~ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD W Hunter Appiy 10 J. H. LEE, at the American Ranch, Round Valley.
 Good Wages will be given
 Round N5llcy, Nov. z1 lN'i'
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30
Administrators Notice.
Estate CT E 4. vanBibber Deceased

Estate CT r A vanBibber. Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN- ' ccr.igned, duty appoiEicd ExccuiOr of the atote La.acd estate. 70 the creditors cf, and all persop- having claims against said deceased, Co exhibit tbe same, with the necessary voHchcts. within one year from the Grsi publication of tlis notice, Co John A. Rush, ai his residence. Granite sifecL PrcsCott, lalapai county, Territory of Arizona.
 JOHN h. RUSH, Exceutor. rTcScotf. Nov. !. lSG7. n2s
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NOTICE.

n MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS . A .n ihc Prescott sod Nohavc Toll Road CoIl- lnnv. hold in Prescott iii, first day of October.
 --I. tisr sTCio charter granted hy thc FIrst Ter Ttofal Legislature. in November, lSi,4. vas sur rendered lp. and thc company vas Fc-incoTpora- ted -Aeor tht General Incorporation Law O: tLc Territory OI Arizona
 lal w.M HARDY. Sccrctary.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

BIank Mining and Quiteiaim Deeds, special and General Powers-Of-A''oFn'S' etc.. for sale Rt the Mibtr uffSe.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAPITAL ON WHEELS!

GorDaor F. C. NCormict aod Saie ca route
 fr Tucs,a!!
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Prescott Survives inc EyOdus...
D. HENDERSON g. CO.,, $ T l. l. AT r R sc Q r r :, selling at Ruinou, Prices.

$ T IL AT PRESC corr :, Selling at Ruinous Prices. GRAND OPENING OF WINTER STOCK, ON
 IoNDiy, DECEMBER 9. Comprising a splendid q. or,ment of Gents Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Fine CassimerG and Beaver Business Suits Ovcrcoats, Mission Goods, Blankets, Fancy Goods. Yankee Notions, Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Confectionery, Stationery, Nuts,
 Figs, Raisins. M"erachauin and Patent Pipes. Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Havana Cigars, Novels. Playing Cards. Colrs Pistols. Henry and Spencer Rife Cartridges,
 Wire Cartridge. We have also received large and cloc supply of Groceries, Can Fruits, etc. We would also cell the attention or the Ladies to onr ele;,a8; assortment of
 DRY GOODS, Consisting of
 IOtilN, Casumcrc.
 Mcriuo, aad Foielard Winter Dress Goods, French and American Prints, Sheeting-, SLirtinrs, Turkish and lluckabeck Towels. Crl,h. Ba'morol and Dainssk Table Co-ers, lu-crtings. Edgjugs,
 Llasiics Co-scts
 Grape. Ribbons Cotton, Blonde, SaXony and Bugle Lace, Coyeric.s. Skirts,
 Sewing Silk Barccc.
 Lawns. Ncils
 Kid Cloves. Hat Francs,
 Ladies Winter Hats. etc, etc. GREAT REDUCTION PRICES. American Prints. ts..............2 2j cts. French .3-I.cts. "A niun'c Sixpcnce better than q slow Shilling" is our motto, of ahieh y5a vul be convinced by calling at our Store
 Corner GurIcy Had Granite strests. Prescott Nov. yJ. ls5a
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

The 4 ,-5a,4R wi.l hereafter b5 s-ucd On Saturdays instead or sundays You haven't experienced religion, have you
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

The Indians, lately, made g raid on T1aac, in tLe night, and succeeded ia stealing two horses.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

SANTA F. NEw NuX,cAN.-TAis paper has recently been enlarged in size and much i'm proved ia appearance. l. is printed on good paper and new type. Man1criicld and Iu-Ser aLe tne eIitnrs art i..arr.cta-s.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

MoXz,Eua DGEszy, editoF of the C5rr;r- 6e Son Ffoar.se, was csailcd recently oH Montgomery street. san Francesca, hy Io1- Italians who were wra;hy at the FrcncLinau f1r tlc stand taken by hi, journal against Gauualdi The valiant Frcnchman dsew out his Iouir-knifc, cut and ,lashed @; thc r-scals until they were satisfied to cry enough and -kcdaddic. They threw a sack filed Ujth offensive matter in his face.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

To1acco. etc, Ever brought to the Territory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-09
From San Frnncisco.

SAN Francisco, July 5.-The steamer
Continental, from Mazatlan, June oath,
has arrived, with $3.50, 600 in treasure.
She left the United States steamer
Suwaneo in port. The report that Gen
erals Vigar and Sazado intended at
tacking Mazatlan is false. Sazado re-
fused to assist Vigar and maintains an
independent position.
Lower California correspondence says
Dartoez's raiders are all captured ex-
cept two, quiet is restored and the COM
munity feel more confidence in the
Government than for long time past.
The superior tribunal of Mazatlan de-
clines to hear the case of Dartoez, de-
MES the right of a civil trial, and
advises the Government to try him by
u court-martial.
The suits of the State against the
ships Garland and Ellen Southland for
violation of an act have been with
drawn.
The ship Lockett, for Liverpool,
sailed with 1000 sacks of wheat, the
first shipment the present harvest year.
The Neptune, Hamburg, Clifton and
Bankoke have arrived. -rT
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Tu..day Morning, ..............J .Jaiy 9.

The Radicals are i'll possession OF
nearly all the State governments anu
the Federal government. They have
heaped up a colossal debt to cripple the
energies of us ana our children and our
children's children. They have divided
the nation, and are keeping it divided.
They have trampled under foot our civil
and personal liberties, and the policy of
their party is to organize these stretches
of government power iato institu-
tions for our permanent oppres-
sion. They are squandering the peo-
pies money out of every public trea-
sury. Their legislation is preparing
heavier taxes and more unlimited squan-
derinr for the future. Corruption runs
rank in every branch of the public SER
vice. Disunion, Debauchery, Debt, are
the lecacies which the Radical party
has left TO the nation. With such tar
gets staring us all in the face, and am
munition to load honest mems guns
with, the great political campaign OF
the coming year is sure to be sharp and
interesting.
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LIFE OR DEATH.

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or Every One His Own Doctor, including
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Every one may conduct any case Of secret
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Let no man contemplating marriage be anoth.
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Let every weak and bashful youth who has
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1t will be sent to all parts Of the United States
and Canadas for 50 cents. Address
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State Of West Virginia, Wetzel
County, TO.Wit;

David Sole, In Chaneey. Petition
%. for a divorce from the
Christena Sole. bonds Of matrimouS
To ChristeHa Sole:
A FFIDAvIT HAVING BEEN MADE IN
IA due form Of Law, that the said ChristenA
Sole is not a resident Of the State Of West Viz
ginia. notice is hereby given 10 you that the
plaintiff wild proceed TO take the depssitions Of
Absalom Right and Others, TO be read in evil
dence upon the trial OF said cause, at the sfiice
of Gore Thomson, Justice Of Centre township,
in wetsel eoanty, West Virginia, on the 18th
day of August, 1851, between the hours Of nine
O'Clock A. ". and six p. II. Of said day; and II
from any cause the said depositions should be
commenced and not completed, the same shall
be continued from day TO day until finished
DAVID SoLE, by r ". Lauck, Attorney, this 9Th
dIy Of July 1867. FRIEND COX,
r. W. LArCK. Atty. Clerk II
july6-v4t
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The Reconstruciion Bill.

WASHINGTON, July S.-The recon-
struction bill was prepared by repre-
sentative Stevens and will be published
in a few newspapers this morning. 1t
is not the bill which will be reported
in the House. The committee on Re-
construction on Saturday merely for
mally agreed to it in order that it might
BE printed. This morning the commit
tee made various notifications and re-
viewed various parts of 1t. The bill
will probably be reported to-day. 1t is
now in the hands of the printer.
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An Order From Governor BrownIow

An Order From Governor BrOwniow.
NASHVILLE, July S.-GOvernOr Brown
lows expected proclamation appeared
this morning.
1t commands Commissioners of Reg
istration to appoint clerks and judges of
elections, ard commands sheriffs to
open and hold the elections on the first
Thursday in August aud to make re-
turns as before by said clerks and
Judges; to make out separate poll books,
record the votes and send them to the
Executive of the State Department as
n provision against neglect of duty on
the part of sheritfs.
He concludes by ordering command
ers of State guards TO arrest Judge
CAN'T. Chairman of the Conservative
Central Committee, or any of said con-
mittees or agents if they shall persist
in their efforts to defeat the execution
of the franchise law as construed by
him, and also to break up and disperse
all assemblies having in view the hold.
ing of illegal elections or the defeat of
any regular election.
Judge CAN'T, aud the Central Conser-
vativc Committee had, previous to the
appearance of this proclamation, with
drawn their recommendation to the
County Courts to appoint judges and
clerks of elections, and advised all to
conform to the Governors construction
of the franchise law, though believing
it wrong.
No collision is likely to grow out of
the subject.
More of the wounded at Franklin
have died. Conservatives from that
place declare the shooting was COM
menced by colored delegates, and this
fact will be proved. General Carter
has gone there and will have the. affair
investigated.
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HORACE GREELEY is likely soon to
part company with every friend of bis
youth if he continues as he has lately
begun. The Radicals and all the small
fish in that Radical gill-net, the Grand
Army of the Republic, have given him
over to perdition because of his connec-
tion with the bailing of jeff. Davis, and
now he has forever lost caste with those
irrepressible advocates OF Radicahsm,
the stror g-minGed women, through his
desertion of the cause of female suffrage.
Mrs. Stanton, who convinced hut could
not convert the members of the commit
tee, has turned the aim of her satire
full upon tho bald head of the philoso-
pber with ludricous if not fatal effect.
According to Mr.. Greeley's report, the
DISTINGUISHED classes will be "minors,
criminals, idiots, lunatics, men
who bet on elections, men who sell
their votes, paupers, and old women"
Mrs. Stanton thanks the chairman for
thus chivalrously sending the inmates
of the almshOuses to devote their ele-
CANT leisure to comfort her aud her dis
franchised sisters in, the valley of hu-
initiation, but suggests that such affilia-
tions are not who'll, !, to their taste, nor
vet such as bcfit the educated women of
the State. But while Mr.. Greeley asks
the females to welcome paupers to the
ranks of the disfranchised, says Mrs.
Stanton, he cruelty withdraws that
large and respectable class of citizens
composed of negroes not worth $3.50
in real estate, "the very bone and
sinew of the army of the disfranchised." T"
With these, she thinks, the women
might make good fight for the ballet,
but when they are withdrawn from the
lists to the spectators stand, the women
are worse off than ever. Mrs. Stanton
certainly has our sympathy, although
the result must have been foreseen in
time to render any great disappoint-
ment impossible. The focai distance of
Mr.. Greeley's spectaclesis much shorter
than Mr.. Stanton's. The one sights ne
gro suffrage alone distinctly, while the
other takes in wider field, in which
are woman suffrage and-well, we dare
not attempt to define the breadth of
Mrs. Stanton's views.
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