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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-06

FoR COMMISSIONER. Mr. William
III. Green ana Jos. EGG are both an
nounced this week as candidates ior
for County Commissioner. Air.
Green j. the present incumbent. and
has filed the position with behetit 4
the County. ana honor - himself. iol
several terms. As County Com
missioner he Il hard 10 beat.
Mr.. Egg Is one of the old resident.
Of Jasper. and As a store keeper and
Postmaster he has become alrnos
universally and favorable known
elected he viii undoubtedly make !
good officer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-06

To FARMERS. See the advertise
ment Of Capt. Ph. Gnckes in another
column. The Grain Screen machin,
is said to be a valuable invention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-06

u The President. in assigning
Hancock TO SherGans place, has Isl
sued an order making a direct issue
with General Grant as 70 the powers
conferred under the reconstruction aci
upon commanders OF military dis
tritts. lie permits General Hancock
to annul or repeal such acts Of Gener-
al Shcridan's administration as be
may see tit. without reference to Gen
eral Grants recent order assigning
General Thomas to that command,
and continuing them all in force.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-06

JmEs II. lENoxps -TAs many
friends IL the above named gentlemen
will De pleased 10 read The following.
which we clip from tie New Albany
Ledger:
We learn from gentleman from
Crawtoyl conntv thar the financial
affairs 81 Mr.. james NJ. I.emon1s,
late clerk II Crawford county. have
been settled MP ~ gentleman an
pointed by Tie Court, and instead u
Mr.. Lemonds being deianlIer -
the county. ID i asceiiained that tie
county Is indebted 10 linn ~ tue =
mount NJ five hundred dollars.
Mr.. lcmonds i now on store
boat. plying between Bayou Sara
aud New Orleans. We are glad ;ha,
tie outrageous stories circulated a.
bout him q lhs effect that be was 4
heavy defaulfer. haze been proved
false. He wns doubtless lis own
worst enemy: bnt none ,fhis more III,
innate freinAs ever believed that h,
would knowingly violate the o.licia
t,aet coniiieG % his keeping.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-06

II 1--WE are informed that there are
1874 registered voters in Patoks
Township. in this county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-06

EorAL TAxATrox.-The Concord
Statesman. the leading radical news
paper in New Hampshire, should be
Immediately read ont Of the Journal
wing Of the Republican party. 1t il
out in favor Of taxing all Govern
ment bonds. 1t insists that Congress
would be sustained il il should pro
vide for such taxation. ltsays:aCon
gress will avert greater evils from
the heads Of the bondholders, anc
from the public credit, if it will firm
" do its duty in this respect"
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
DIED.

In New York, Nsv io, Hon. George Adansson Hunt, late Of New Jersey, only son of Jesenh Hunt of New York, aud brother of Mrs. IA. Mea- cham ot Prescott, aged ss years.
 Death has come agaIn amonst us, and memory bells are chimine their saddest tones as st here in the shadows and watch nature as she knecls upon the western hills, breathing her evening prayer A memory comes npon me of other years. ere sorrow had saddcned out young hearts sud sst lts gal upsn our brows. Bus long year. have passed away, and the dear tcnts Of q broth. ere voice are hashed untIl we shall again hear them in ihe rlorlous anthem which win peal through Heavens ,csnpse when The household are gHshercd home But memory sslii eIinKs to us, and lovingly ws plee ll amongst tho hearts pre-. eioas treasure. Although earth seems more de~oisie who shall .ay tha, these rss-aofl il,,.e si4rs communities. ihesc eebo~s floating to es efrr ihs dafk sisef srs nos ni bY sl.r F.ii.r so aAis oar hcAfis sasr. so.el3 Co il,ai faf oa tnln raese i<asly Eaios we rl.Ali al pAs. lcadin. the bfsisca krArt % loy. and rc.s b.yosd
 Aasrus
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
sEFRIFF SALE.

By virtue of an execution Co me directed. and delivered issued from the court of q E. Blair, an acting Justice Of tht Peace for layapft Copnis. Ariz0ns Territory. for a judgment rendered in tAld Coafi on Inc tsh day Of October A. D. lsfs lH favor of Calvin White. and against Geo. D. Ken. dall, Henry A. biNtiow. Primitive Certnntcs. tornelins Rafnos. Thomas Dean. E. C. Lcdyard nnf John Green. for thefum of nlnsiyfhrec sJ-ioc dollars. seventeen iti7Ol dollars costs. and ing costs. have levied the following described property. Co wiis onehaf interest duned by Geo D. Kendall lone or thtabove named dcfendanssi ln ,hc big Bug Ditch, In Big Bug district in yava PAi county Arizona Territory. wsb % ite pfigf ieFs> thereto teionEtug
 Notice is hrrrhy givrn. thst on ThEfsGay gaa nsry i7th. is5s, at ie o'ciock M ip front of The QnAFis Roek Saloon. ln ile town of Prescott seausy ofYasapai. Territory of Affzor1 Iviii sfil ail the right, tide, and interest of Geo. D. Ken dAli ln and Co the aboss d-srrihsd property. Ai psilis auction 10 the hlgtesf ieddrs Tor taash.
 fSu. r. nut RhE.
 khefif of fzsal,si Co December e, is61 94tg
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

sf.z fszk Ca.s22 &Ik22--a a . sns ls,tes addrr--e'i ig f'vvsrpor sic:'
 ssusa V Tispsnpsoa, mining su,essn. El r.l sk. s......-ss. ff ssst ff't saa'i fsAfig tatfsiEf aifi
 swing very h1il aocount of sbe e,p. pcs 'n the neirhl-rhossi W Williams |'ad ef the sEnfitipg fsspsTs now boips
 rfirng oss- The writer axfre.Sss o'''idenee in ske pfacticabEllsy nf '.rsis- on the csAsrado fiscr,n and sends sernor ''one of his own raising, Of re. Dc size ss \ chrt<tsiAs Present. says snown some of the same breed grow -Four hundred pounds in one night. ? 'ser Is fnll of interesting statements, Fing private communication to the P'or, now abseat, we do not feel at Iib P publish it entire.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

Fas PRIsossas.--Wc are glad to know P'apai Rangers do not think 1t worth trouble to make prisoners of the Foos red skins. The custom heretofore even by our regular army, of making Fs or women and children, aud in many
 'he full grown bucks. seems to be Put, or in other words, all in sight are
 o'te the dust on the ground wherc q discovered. or the instances of
 indlpns brought in and fed and pap-
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

pcrcdat Fort whipple, all haze escaped. after learning what they could of our situation. We havN long believed there is but sure and eicctusl Soode ofriddine our country of the trcachero'nN wretchcs, and this seems to be fully. comprehScded by our Yayapai Rangers.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
MARRIED.

m ihls city, :tHp, inst at th, residence of inc brides faiirr: by fhc Rev. All. stone, Frank s. ninng, of Arzofs Territory 10 Helen Adelaide ih0, Csi
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
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 Aeiion bnpueia. A ibe Etstslci Ccar n and Io, thg cggsis and TeEiiosy aforcsyid
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 fen =s< hereby required % appear s. =a se.soa hrVaEhi .EaiBsi soo by the s',sse s..inrd plaintiff l s s.=s-ct Court ssf the isifi asissiz ftisgfci eeuHiy d fayssai, IeFitosy of Arizsaa, Co g7sscr lhc complaint filed therein ia copy of which ac. companies thls snmmons) within gesnsy dass ies. elnsvc ot the day ef service, aftcr M service upon you of tlils sfunfaons f 'arvtd within this county. hut II ~ithout this county. then ioriy days
 This actien - brought fo recover ihr ssn Of eve npnurrd sf0l d0llafs wlfh interest upon a csf- am G1Susbs'pry note executed and delivered to piainin iy you on the seventeenth day Of frhFu- ary A D. lst6 And to f0feclo-e a mortgage oi same date. given by yon to secure the payment oi sAia note on the ndvdnAi anr-tseifsis interest in thai certain Quartz Mil sinafod on Lynx Greek, in the county and Trsitory aforesaid, and known as the -.lampson rhunderbolt Mill"
 And yon arc hereby notified. that if yon fail to appear and answer the complaint as above re- qulrci the piaInilf vii take defAult against yoa and wilIapplS Co tle Court forthe feIef demanded in plaintiff's complaint. and for costs of suit
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court It. e. this 10th day of December, A. n. ls66
 t4aaEl lW.WELLs.JR, Clerk ]. F HAEoHAyr, atty for pl'f. lt5
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

A..,o,xp NIxE.--The fine working and clean oshc Dividend. at Big Bug. has Jus, becn res [,sa The result Is so, per ton. The working . .t the Borgcr mill.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

o HAIR scArrs.--siDcc the return Of our .,,s Rat stock is down--ladics' waterfalls be- so. manufactured eniirely of Apache scalps.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Es'pss ef R.A~ri Skars dernns<d,
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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

,,,Se WORKS. Connected wssh the Borgcr
 kl s Rig Bug are several furnaces, lately erected ,ow In successful opcfAilon. from which a,orsbie r.snlss are belng realized
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

wrs,r.--Jamrs Grant has large quan.
 | of genuine California whel' for the supply ', ,spehmcn. None better In the world
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Bstafe cf Wliiam Fwiong.. dsceosed
 Notice ishersby given by the undersigned Admin. i-trster of the hbove named estate b the creditors of. and all persons having claims against said de. erased tp exhi t the with the necessary vouch 'rs within oneyest frDm the first publication of th notice. at the house of William FurlonR. deceased n Mohate county. Territory of Arizona
 JOHN PEARSON. Administrator Mohave City Nov. S. isss. 2lu {.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

H,- v,n fro,n California for the last eight days. So s.a,l. ~ all wcicau say in cxchse for the Sb- of news from our columns today
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DISsOLUT ON.

The co.partoership hererctoiore existing he. tween DUNN X COLLIER, is this day desolycd by mutual consent.
 Prescott, December 10 1868. oit4.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

,.sstrnoratsrs -G V Barnard Llhss. Arzous l'soun.T aud liisioriesi soclrsy,
 .. srs iAt usfpi oi sailz and sftrs'
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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
BUCHANAN & MAY,

4 FORT ROCK, on ne Hardyrills ROai Keep e station for the accommodation Of fhe travelling public, where they will always keep on hand aud for sale barley, corn and hay, for ani' mals. Also meals for persons, and good cabin to riecp tn. fs0tsl Oct. i5 ir"s
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
ETNa IRON WORKS, SEE cor Fremont and TellAInA s,s..
 SAN FRANCISCO,

xanafAcfure
 QUARTZ MILL, SAW MILL. FIsar mill. ass smsIgs gsn.stng snsehin-
 cry of all kisds. sols aeerts for this coasf of the celebrated "TyeT H zsss V a-ss. -s shses tsesf sse hv- upwards sf is0e la the Atlantic States and this cossr Vircnsrs giving fnli particulars forwarded to any one desiitur.
 Wheeler d gandsIE's. Hepszrr < if'tserson's Amai ramsfors and all other kinds furnished ct short ao- nct. AgebHSSor the Pacific Coast for
 Daebass. Ptstoa rsektng. Any nansheY of recommendations can b< f1rnshei ft shi. Backing from psrtes using the in this city and Sscraraenfn.
 Hsa-~om's rrssh<r. The best TOW in use In fhis sfszs
 Particular attention will ks given fo drawings os n Kffrrr U mxrulBrrvs rnr1ies purcDzsnz ma rhlnefy sill t< fnrnisked witb set of drsvings of tbe same frer of exJsense.
 ly srscf etteufap io business hope to merit the T=trornge d tlle puhssc. and shali always endessor t0 he prompt and give s1iistAetios 10 cCr cus;omess I5ms hansesm q 10.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
AUCTION SALES.
R. mEACMAM. Aucrrosrrn,

VIII give personal attention to sales at Auction, of Real Estate, Mining Claims, and Mer.
 chandIze generally.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
New Bakery.

The undersigned respectfully informs the ciozens ef Prescott that he bas lately fitted up the hopse of Parson Reed on Nosezama street, where hs Is pfepsfei ,a furnish fre.b brrad, Cakes and Pies, daily, ss rational and living prioes. BDWERLEN
 9tt4
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
OCCIIEvTAL HOTEL. Corner Montgomery and Bash streets
 SAN FRANCISCO.

This house possesses all the requirements oi hrsf-ciass hotel its spacious reading room, wilh large mineral cabinet, and extensive oollectlons oi specimens from the different mining regions of the Pacific coast--B Branch Telegraph Ofnce con. meeting with lines throughout the couniry-ani news srand--aii contributing to make t the hsad- quarters and homo for the Californian business man and tOurist
 The Table of this House shall Bof be exceirn by any. Board, three dollars per day
 LEWIS LELAND S co, stf rrorrietos.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

Eoano-=y k ssns the crarr of the day. Al y0u gents that want fo look gay, Bdng fo nse rulr work and l wsll mskc it
 ~1Nfs
 Fof tue cheapest york j, does not 1o. [. ' Crrrg. thsf d. addre~> yon. [ tfii ssa tnis ulsheus fiatiersng von. I cHu tDnEr 4ir cIuf1es tQoE aiFutnr new s'us tailor anl renoratof. foo. Dc nss S.rddls with me si'rns the priee, CT ! uili shAve you e ike uSoe.r
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-08

The Thirty ninth Congress adjourned on
Monday last and the Fortieth Congress was
organized Immediately thereafter. Hon.
Benjamin Wade, of Ohio, was chosen Presi-
dent Of the Senate and Mr.. Colfax was re-
elected Speaker of the House, This is the
first instance of one Congress organizing on
the heel of the adjournment Of the previous
one, and such has been the precipitancy that
only twenty-o States are represented. =
Besides the ten excluded Southern States.
California, Kentucky, Tennessee, Connect
cut, New Hampshire and Rhode Island are
wholly unrepresented in the House
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-08

The municipal election in Alexandria was
held on the 9th inst The negroes were re-
fused permission to vote by the Commissions
ers, who decided that they were not entitled
to the right Of suffrage, until the State is re-
constructed by a Convention as provided for
in the S. S. S. Bill. Mr. Hugh Latham the
present incumbent is reelected. The white
vote polled was 1855, and the negro vote, re-
corded outside of the polls by a committee
of four at each ward, was near, 300. Its
supposed that the election will be contested,
although it is known that many negroes
focked from the country to Alexandria for
the purpose Of voting.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-08
The Philadelphia Ledger, Republican

The Philadelphia Ledger, Republican
says:
"Thc message is an able and dispassionate
State paper, and it is gratifying to observe
that the reading of it by the Clerk of the
House was listened to by the whole body Of
the members with marked attention. In
deed, it is clear from what occurred on Sat
urday, that if there had been a week or two
of the session remaining, the arguments Of
the President would have procured consider
able modification in the act But it was toe
late"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-08

The General Bankrupt bill was among
those passed by the Thirty-ninth Congress
sent to the President for his signiture,
and which be signed and returned to that
body before it's adjournment, and is therefore
law.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-08

GENERAL Cusrls LEE In the Maryland
Legislature the other day, Pr. Appleman
(Republican) offered resolutions cnndemning
the election Of the notorious rebel and trail
tor" General GUSTS Lee, to the Presidency
Of the State Agricultural College Rejected.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-08

GEN. FORREST AS WRErER-The Lou
isyille " Courier announces that Gen. n. B.
Forrest is now preparing, and will soon have
ready for the press, a book to be entitled
The Memoirs Of Forests Cavalry"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-08

George G. Haywood, a planter, was muir
dered by the negroes on his plantation, near
Savannah, Saturday. Haywood was Cap
tain in the Confederate service during the
war
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-08

The Philadelphia Age says: The Supreme
Court in the military commission and the
test-oath" eases, nobly indicated the Con-
stitution from the assaults of the Radicals,
and the people again look in that direction
for assistance in preserving the life of the
nation from the acts Of political assassins.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-08

We make no apology to our readers for
occupying almost our entire space this week
with the Message of President Johnson We
toing the Southern Military Reconstruction
bill, although ii was passed over the veto by
a more than two-thirds vote Of both Houses
of Congress. It is an able and dignifed doc
ument, and lays bare, with a master hand,
the cnormtics Of the enacted reconstruction
scheme. 1t should be read by every man,
woman and child in the land IF properly
scattered throughout the North, by the Con-
sentative Journals there, in the shape of cir
culars, extras, &c. &c., as we doubt motif
will be, it will have a more powerful effect
towards convincing the masses ofthe error OF
holding up the hands of a Congress, who are
sappipg the very foundations of the liberty
Of the whole country, than all the leaders they
may write IN time to come. To them We say
see to it that it fnds its way into every fam
lily in the North and West and you will have
done a noble duty to yourselves your pos
terity and your country.
Since our last issue the General Asscmbl,
have passed the bill to facilitate the compile
ton of the Coyington and Ohio Railroad
The bill to facilitate the completion Of The
Cumberland Gap Railroad still hangs fire
A number of members of the Legislature Of
Delaware being in Richmond were invited to
visit the General Assembly, and were vel
coined by the President of the Senate and
Speaker Of the House in appropriate speech
es, which were happily responded to by Mr.
Jackson, one of their number.
The Governor, being requested by ma
iority of both Houses of the General Assem-.
bly, issued his Proclamation on Saturday last
converting the Legislature in extra session
on Monday March 4th, at - M
The General Assembly after passing the
usual vote Of thanks to officers &c., adjourned
sine die On Saturday last.
The General Assembly met in extra scs-
sion on Monday last. The Governor SEM
in message recommending the call of {
convention under the S. S. S. bill. (This
message is open to and has been severely
criticised by the Richmond Press
A resolution was offered in the House in
structing the Committee for Courts Of JUS
tice to report bill for the appointment of a
Commission to test the legality of the militia
ry Reconstruction bill before the Supreme
Court of the United States. Referred tC
the committee On Resolutions.
No action has been taken by the Genera
Assembly, up to this writing, in regard t.
ealing Convention.
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stanton advertisements.
NEW DRESS G0Ops &C...Theun-

NEW DRESS GOODS &C.-.Theun-
IN dersigned has just returned frcm the North
with a large aad beautiful assorted stock of
DRESS GOODS, of which he will enumerate
French Reps, Poplins, Merinoos, Mou$iins, De-
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bazines, Alpacas, Black and Col5rea Silks, White
ALPACA and Merino, White goods, Swiss Musins,
Jackonet, farletohs, Irish Linens, Linen Lawns,
Bishop and Victoria Lawns, India Lbhg Cloth,
els and Toweling, Napkins, Doylies, Shakers, all
wool and French Flannels, Bed Blankets, Merino
Vests for Ladies and Gentlemen, Bleached and
Brown Cotton, Shooting and Pillow case Cot
tons, &c.
Together with large ard well asserted stock
of Notions-all very low for cash. Give me
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Oct p WM NJ POOLE.
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The New Hampshire election takes place
March 18th.
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TLOAKS AND SHALLS-The Ladies' are
~ specially invited to call and examine my
stock of CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, all of which
are the beststyes. offer them as all other goods,
very low for Cash. -.
Oct. 26-J. VIM NJ. POOLE.