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Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

A RAILROAD is being built from St. Joseph. Missouri, to Denver, Colorado, mainly by the former city. The Leayenworth and Kansas City papers speak, encouragingly, of the en- terprise of the people of St. Joe. and bid them God speed in their undertaking.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

IN Montana Territory thsy call Californ ans :" Self risers." From the fact, we suppose, that stern necessity in that icy region compels warm hearted Californians to protect their persons from the inclenency of the weather by using the advertisement. upon the sacks to patch up rents iii their neither garments.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

Az Eastern exchange says: The Union Pacific Railway Company have dccidcd on making Lawrence, Kansas, the headquarters of the road, and preparations are being made as speedily AS possible to transfer all the off ces there.
 The same paper says the Company las inst received three hundred and fifty new freight cars and eight magnificent coaches We un- derstand that number of fine engines will soon De added to those already on the track.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

WILIIAMs FogK.--Frgn soine Williams Fsfs aaa'A are noN in Sau Frsneiscc the Alta l,ams ibai q. i' are perfectly quiet n thai vicinity and that vUa Cd copper mines is going vigorously. The Groai tel. aitifg Gu have sirsick lngIe body af cyocfdug[ - ore uf a character Known as gray sulp phuFes b ti 2. CT tunnel sixty seventy feet below aHy IeiAi lFsl worked. and iheT teams are busy hnalng ue upper levels 0 Ie river for klIillInaEf 70 hsH ffs Tho Planet Cainlaas is also getting i,t good s- ' Springfield tumFany cuuiiHue sn wCrs with ss''-t results 1hese Inines are situated In igiaa eael. Territory
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

THE San Francisco Mining and .Scieatifc Press says KusteIs new work, which has been delayed several days in the bindery, is now ready for delivery.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

SINCE last year the Democratic party has gained o6O,0OO votes in twenty States. In these States it now has popular majority of over 100000.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
To Subscribers.

We will notify our subscribers of the date of expiration of the time for which they shall have paid, and, should they not renew their subscrip- tous, in a reasonable time, they need not expect 10 receive the paper.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

TnE SEWs.-Cougrrsa has rcinsiatod sianhs is af War ofi"e, whereat inc President s very vrahy. Ca Ord had ien Washington, for California McC.enaai wns thought would bc confirmed by ille Seaae e E- Ter in Mexico. The negroes holding tanvg1tfa Jackson Mississippi and talked of removing hs es'if the Stale Co So more loyal town than 5aeisani @l 'he mqhcsi Congress is after Gpai Britain hF aryos George Frlucis Train aud other Aaerioan czsns Iai was arrcsted u Cork, ireland bif was shortly aaFFs -ei a, hterty through the intervention rf Mn.sfG Aea and immediately cugmencci suit aggsiust JohHuy b damages Representative Nocll of Missouri d.fl rt Ihe Comnitee on Elsetions reported agais' als1F Co hts seat in Cougr's-. John Young Brown Re.rsll i've inoin ihe Seeund GongressoHai Disfet keffsife ihc gruGnd ws suppose thai ho is a white ma 70 white principles. The sexcaus again ca tle nHls' cutting each others thrulis
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

ON some of the railroads in North Cagoli. na 'he proprietors have placed ears in vbieh meats and other articles Of food arc cooked and served out Co travellers at reasonal. urires
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

LoSG VoYAGE-Isy last mail, we received copy of the Colorado 7imes of July 4th. 1867, containing any amount of patriotic mat ter and soul-stirring pGans 10 liberty On opening it, and looking at the glorious an nOuncements and the loud -mouthed cannon. we thought we had lost our reckoning and missed celebrating one anniversary of the Re public, but upon closer inspection, we found we were all right, and that it was the Times that had been "cayorting" on a voyage through the post offices. Surely the post masters are queer fellows.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

SANCEL ADAws-IlS SrEECu.-Saturiay even ing last Samuel Adams made very effective speech, at the Court House in thi- town. to rather slim audience, owing no doubt. to the fact that on that evening it was next to impossible for person t0 wade through inc mud The main topic of his speech was ihe navigation of ihc Colorado, an account of his efforts in Cali lora!a. | ,aa, and the East, 10 make known ihe resources of Arizona, Utah. and Southern Cali fornla. aud poin. out the natural line of commn- ncation between the Atlantic and Pacific. He underscored Governor Mccormick and others of the governing outfit in masterly manner and our enierprising friend Wm H. Hardy, of Hardyvllle. did not escape inc lash of the orator Ar. Adams is g very good speaker and impressed his hearers with the truth of most of bs remarks He started for Wickenburg and Tucson. a few days since. He is. of course, q candidate for Congress, and if .hc parties do not organize. he might stand chance of election. One thing i. ccrtainhe has the will. the perseverance. and tue ability 10 serve the pcoplc in that capacity. and has just as much right and title Co that office as others wbo are in pursuit of it. We believe he is inclined Co liepGblicanism in politics. but of that We merely jndge from hearSay as he en. tIrely ignored parry questions in his discourse. Hope he riu eniEhtcn our Tucson friends with regard io the little statesman"
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

THERE are published in the three Pacific States and Washington Territory, one hun dred and eighty-tLree newspapers and period lcals, of which sixty-four are published in San Francisco.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

CosT.--The cost of the original Capiid a Washington city, was Sl ,400,OO0. The d. ditions, now nearly completed, viii eost sl.a,- 0O00OO.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

QUGcE TIME.-The time now occupied in going from San Francisco to New York, by rail and stage, is fourteen days. By steamer, it takes from 20 to 2 days to go from one city to the other. We live in progressive age.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

TnE Lawrence (Kansas) Tribune says "The shops of the Union Pacific Railway, E. D., which are now being built on the north side of the river, will far surpass, in magnitude and completeness, anything of the kind which has been built west of the Missouri.n
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

THE "regenerated Democracy has no use for the men who have spat upon the Union, opposed the war for its preservation, and in suited the names of its foremost defenders. Chyalry and Peace Democracy is not out of it's stony griefs, but is reapng the just re- ward of an infamous committal 10 the cause of secession. Their folies are not yet atoned for, and they may well say
 The gods are just and of our nlca.ant vices
 Make instruments t0 scourge us.'
 1iid CalD0rnia The 'regcnerated' Ala ought to know, q, it was, early in the row, committed to tho cause of secession, and opposed to war, as a means of preserving the union of the States But, of course, when "Chiyalry and Peace Democracy" got into the "ruts" of unpopu- larity, Granny Alta truddled away from them, and is now engaged in 'atoning" for its folly. Its course during the past five or six years reminds us of the man who
 Jumped into the }uimblc-hush
 And scratched out both his eyes
 And whe be his eyes were out,
 With ali his might and naiu.
 lie jumped into another bush
 And scraiehcd them iu again
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

LIVELY TINES AROUND TIE PosrorrcG.--On Wednesday last. while waiting for the mail to be assorted. the crowds of eager citizen. that gene rally crowd around the postc0icc on such occa- .ions were treated to an exhibition oi the manly art Two gentlemen, whose names we will mol mention here. got into dispute about beet bone or bones. which one said the other bought from him aud never paid for The purchaser of thc bones went in on his muscle when quite a little scrimmagc took place and as is usual in such manly encounters one of the combataits got surrounded, cut bis way out. and rc,rcatcd in good order Co the Justices office swore out a warrant and had it served upon his assailant. who appeared before Judge Blair pleaded guilty, was fined sll 5O and paid it like a man.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

JuphE wv J. BTFrY, of ibis tosp hss received ths FTP 'in'ofn' o Comm ''ssioner n Banhuuftry Iisusn
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

PAYHAsTFR-Col C w. Vineyard. assisiani lal s. of thc Army leii Ie- Angeles Csi., JanHy s's l "a Territory, Ia pay 0d the troops Ills aHifs A i' will he hailed with delight by the s0iders a Gen MoDoWel iefi Les Angeles far San fHaaS the 10ih. ta Los Angeles was lighted with rsss on the ugi @ - 2Jth, kH fhn irsi time. .rss Mir Hamilton ,ontefnplsics removing the san h''' Guardian Co l.os Angeles. gsa Dan Hazard lust nine head uf mnlss lliey. ~ " Canon Caliion,ia. while on his way irpn Aiioi-- r-v-An persons who aru indebted 10 the NsiN subscriptions. etc. will confer great favor up'' 2 sending ne the money by mail er e'heFE's I,ss We want money to pay OA our udehieaD'N pfucure it from some source. soon.
 GREgABAcgs were being bought and sA" ... llseo Jsuuary ciu, al 7i 5-i 'myirs arl v '''"
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Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

CoLoKADo,-The Legislature of Colo7h met at Golden City, and immediately ,+ journed to meet in Denver.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

HoRsEs SroLfN BY AACuEs.-Wc learn that Johnny Apache played Tom Hodges and party who were going with him from Walnut Grove to Wickcnburg. recently, AS near as we can learn, the party had unsaddled their horses and let them run loose on the grass. The party then. of course, took a small snack themselves, lit their pipes started Co look after the nnimals and found them not. Sly Johnny had been there. lis foot prints were visible and us an inevitable conse- quencc thc animals had accompanied him to his retreat in some mountain Tom with about twenty mon started from Wlckcnburg. with a determination Co find and punish the gentlemen, and if anybody can find them, Tom can.
 PosrroNEIENr OF LETTING CoNrRAcTs- In con- sequence of Captain Baker being ordered to Camp McPhcrson early in the week bids for contracts to supply Government with corn will not be opened until Thursday, February goth. ls6s, the Captain cannot possibly be back before the l9,h Make a note of this yc hank crcrs after the hcsh-pots Of Uncle 5anael.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

IHE SHOOTING OF JUDGE BUsTEED.-I ar
ticulars of the shooting of Judge Busteed in
Mobile by District Attorney Martin state that
the first ball entered his abdomen. He fell
backwards into the gutter, and, while lying
there, Martin fired two more shots, one taking
effect in the thigh. A Mobile paper says Mar
tin is Southern man, but must have taken
an iron.clad oath to be able to hold his Office.
Judge Busteed has the sympathes of the Mo-
bile public in his misfortune.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
Il BOX SHOOK MACHINE.

Capable of manufacturing 900 Shocks per day of
10 hours.
The Mill and Machinery are all in good working
order.
The property is a miles from the Petite ,diac Sta
ton OF the f. & n A. Railway, in direct COM
munication with the Harbor cf st John at the ona
end, and Moncton on the other.
The Stream is large with never falling supply OF
water, a clean Rocky b1ttom entirely free from muJ
or impurities OF any kind. and the Manufactured
Lumber is capable of being rafed and driven to
within 800 yards of the Railway, at which siding
could easily be put in at very little expense and II is
nearly level with the railway
Along with the Mill there are 500 acres of land 25
acres OF which are in good state OF cultivation ami
cut about 10 tons of hay, and goo comfortable
dwelling house capable OF accommodating about so
men, with several Workmens Houses, Barns Sheds
Blacksmith Shop, &C., all in goob condition
There are COCO acres OF Green Forest Land which
Will he soldwith the property, if desired. There is
also large extent of Crown Lands tor nearly 80
miles above the Mills, which has never been oner :
led upon, TO which extent Lumber can be tlry n
There Is sufficient quantity OF pine and spruce
Timber convenient to tue River furnish stock for
Man, featuring purposes, ior the next % years In
tending purchasers can treat for one hall or the
whole
For further particulars apply to the subscriber at
Petitcodiac Station, or to ST. .Iohn.
ID. i. Mel AUGHLlN, JR.,
Cc1l-WbW HUGH DAVIDSON,
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
Terms Eight Dollars per anns,,s. S,s adyanct. {.


BESIDES the Austrian and the Mexican mis-
sons, there will now be Chinese mission to fill.
MIR. Burlingame must have resigned his office
as American minister at Peksn before accept
ing the trust confded to him by the Chinese
authorities, the two offices being incompatible
with each other by a provision of our consti-
tntion. A Washington correspondent says
that the members of the foreign legations in
thae city pronounce the appointment of
Mr.. Burlingame as the Ambassador from
emma to the European Powers not only CON-
pllmentary to the United States, as recogniz-
ing our commanding position in Chinese at
fairs, but calculated to advance the important
commercial interests of our citizens in the Ce-
lestial Empire. The appointment confirms the
assertion of the late Sir Fredrick Bruce to
Senator Sumner, that he regarded Mr.. Bur
hngame as the most powerful man in the
Chinese Empire. For the Austrian mission
5. 5. Cox, late of Ohio, but now of Washing
ton, is said to be the favorite candidate, and
for the Mexican mission Gen. Mcmahon is
working hard, backed by Senator Dixon.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

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A REBEL PLoT-The Washington special


of the Boston Advertiser says:
The War Department has received q letter
from Breckenridge County, Kentucky, giving
an account OF q horrible outrage attempted
upon the inmates and friends of one of the
largest colored schools in that county. 1t
appears that teacher proposed to have a
She was warned that it could not be permitted
but refused to believe that the rebels would
carry their threat into execution, and went on
with her preparations. The exhibition was
finally held in one of the eolored churches
which was packed with the friends of the
school and children. Within a few minutes
after the exercises closed, but not until the
people had left, the church was blown to
pieces by the explosion of keg of powder
that had been placed under the platform on
which the children were seated, and probably
touched off with a slow match An explo-
sion during the exhibition would probably
have destroyed the whole audience.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

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The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
Dissolution of Conartnershin.

THE Copartnership of Cobb s. Behrens is dssolv-
ed by mutual consent. Either of the under
signed is authorized to sign in liquidation, tor the
purpose of settling the outstanding affairs of the late
firm. GEO W, COBB.
FREDK. BEHEENS,
EF-The Lumber business will be continued by me
under the firm of G. W. Cobb & Co., on Sturde-
wants Wharf. GEO. w, COBB.
Portland January 1, 1868. dlw*
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MiIa for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the WATER
L POWER SAW MILL owned by him, situat d
on the T, let River in the County OF Westmorland
New Brunswick, Sc miles from st John, and 20 miles
from Monctoll.
The Min is com nrised of Broad Gate and Single
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