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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-03
Information in u. y. Circuit
Court. Mid. Dis. Tenn.

No. I3IS-United States vs.. one 30 gallon Con-
L per Still, one 80 gallon Copper Still 81 Tubs,
kegs. 3 Buckets, Heater. and HalfBu
Measures.
WHEREAS. X. Mop SMITH, ESQ, AT
w torney Of the United States for said Dis
trict, has filed his information in said Court.
as well on behalf Of the United States as of W
b. Neal. intormer. and Of all persons con
cerned. against one 30 gallon copper STILL one so
gallon copper still, "a tubs kegs, buckets,
heater and half bushel measures, w. ID.
Smart. reputed Owner.) alleging. among other
things that said articles seized as forfeited
to the United States, for the causes IN said in
formation alleged.
Now, therefore. in obedience Ia the mOniti0n
of the Court, to me directed and delivered L
do hereby give public notice 10 all persons
claiming said property, or knowing OF having
anything 10 say why the same should not DO
condemned "a forfeited. and that they DC and
appear before said Circuit Court. 10 be holden
IN the Federal Court Room, in the Capitol at
Nashville, Tennessee. ON the roth day OF
April. 1868. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ then and there
10 inteerpose their claims.
+. Il. GLASCOCK,
mar2S lit NJ. NJ. ID. i.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
l. II. Phillips, Coal Mines.
Hercules, Illinois river.
Alert, Upper Cumberland.
DEPARTED.
Nashville, Cairo.
l. N. Phillips, Coal Mines.


Aid, Alpha, Hercules, A. Baker.
The Nashville had an ordinary fair trip.
The Alert had tobacco, corn, etc.
The Hercules had as much ice as she
could tow.
There is on the Shoals five feet three
inches of water.
The popular packet Talisman goes out
on Saturday at o'clock P. NJ. as adver-
tised
The Louisville Journal of yesterday says:
The river fell abont twelve inches yes
terday, and it is the opinion Of river men
that it will fall at the rates of one inch per
hour until to-day, and then fall faster, with
out any more rise. There is yet about
twenty-one feet of water on the falls.
The weather is cloudy.
The St. Louis Republican of yesterday
says:
The weathe. continues beautifully bright
and pleasant, with evident signs of spring
having "set in" in earnest.
Business and matters generally on the
wharf are active in the extreme. The
river is slowly but steadily deeling, a fact
more pleasant TO those living on the banks
Of the Lower Mississippi.
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To ADJOURN ON THE lSrH.-The Cir
auit Court will adjourn on the 18th inst.
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To business Men and Advertisers
Generally.
The UNION AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have just been supplied with large addi-
tions of the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution Of
plain and fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates, by far the most complete in the city.
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i'm u. y. Circuit
Court. Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRTL TERM. Isas.

NO. I3Ie-United States vs. five barrel.
Whisky.
WHEREAS. K. Mop. SMITH, ESQ AT
w tOrney of the United States for said Dis
trict, has filed his information in said Cuurt as
well on behalf Of the United States OF A. Hop
kins, iniOrmer. and of all persons concerned
against five barrels whisky, Civilians 4 fisnes
reputed Owners.) alleging. among other things.
that said spirits was seized as forfeited 60 he
United States, for the causes in said information
alleged.
Now, therefore. in obedience TO the monition
OF said Court, 20 me directed aud delivered /
do hereby give public notice TO all persons claim
ing said property. or knowing or having any
thing to say why the same should not be con
demned rs forfeited. and that they be and ap-
pear before said Circuit Court, to be holden in
the Federal Court Room, in the Capitol at
Nashville. Tennessee. On the 2Otil day of
April, 1865. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. then and there
to interpOse their claims
f. R. GLASCOCK,
mar2S lit M. NJ. ID. Il.
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Gold took quite downward tendency in
New York yesterday. The following are
the quotations: Opened at 1885, was 1884
at 1890, 1873 at 1856, 1873 at noon, and
closed at 1874 at P. NJ. Brokers here we're
paying 1877, and holding at 1881.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows:
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AysgNT sst--oGieins.
1-s-. orus
t'irsf Northcru.
80 riluishi.........--...--.--.-. A. "
s,cond Northern.
f4lr N--.......-. - -
lfrzs Washington and SoutheF" VIZ
chattanooga.
u 80 milnirlt....... '' -
-.,rond Wasl,gugton and Southern Vim
Chattanooga.
Drco,ar. sscrspIri~ and New Orleans.
Ioai midnight. A. n
memphis and New Orleans.
S.tn p -.'''--'" r "
EI~esIeId and Kentucky r. r.
A. N.
Northwestern ". r.
tao1 il,ichf P. n.
Thomas.fiIe win Stage.
Thursiay
JOrdan's store via Stage.
Monday 1900 midnight-...--........ P. NJ
Wednesday DO ...-...--.-.........-... DO
Friday do ........-........-...... do
Itberty-Via stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statesville.
Thurrday 1900 midnight Thursday 500 P. ".
Lebanon via Stage.
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Middle District of Tennessee.

V'HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
4 notice OF his appointment IS Assignee oi
Morris Morganstern, Clay Roberts. Francis
Linek, |; n. Mitchell, Henry Redlsheimer and
A. j. New hirter. of Nashville, in the county OF
Davidson and STATE of Tennessee, within ssid
District. who have been adiudged bankruDis
on their own petitions. by the District Coud Of
said District
A. S. CHADB0URNE. Assignee.
MACS laE3ts Office, s21x Church street.
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Arrives Monday. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
atIP.M. Leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays and S at
urdays. AZ AN.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

Office HOurs.
From = A.u.to6P.N Sundays. ito A. n.
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NOtice--Change of Firm,

(tHAs. II. MILLS HAVING TAKEN AN
7 interest in the house of Weber Il Co., the
style Of the firm will be continued from this
date as WEBER i MILLS.
February /, 1868 mar3l 81
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at.........S.00 A. N. and 600 P.
Arrive NJ Chattauooga... 400 A. NJ. and 800 P. N.
cbelhyville aud Tullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves w p. y.
AMahgfff lNfN A. VI
l. IL
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TouTsvIILE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville nt-..... 43A A. ". and $50 P. N.
Arrive ~ Nashville at...4 80 A. N. and Sd P. ".
GalIatiu Accommodation train leaves uailatin
az Q4S I. " arriving at Nashville AZ l2.lO P. n.
Returning. leaves Nashville at 355 p. A.. and
arrives nj Gallatin at 6.35 P. NJ.
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JOHN BROWNE,

NJ H II liant TAILO
CORNER DEADERICK STREET AND
- Public Square. Spring Goods now
ready. In Cloths, CasimeFes and Vestings.
the assortment. is unequaled. Styles elegant
and prices low. Contains the most extensive
stock of fine goods IN the market, embracing all
the novelties for gentlemen's wear. to which he
calls the attention Of his friends and the public
generally.
april In JOHN BROWNE.
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nasurn1r ANn NoRrHwEsrrRN RAILRoAD

NASHVILLE AND EoRTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.-...-445 A. NJ. and DID P W.
Arrives NJ Nashville at...6f5 A. N. and go 4. NJ
FngFFtFrD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
,rr;,-o az NaebviiIe a, ............. 10 90 A. ".
Leave Nashville 80 P "
LEBANON STAGE.
Leaves Nashville ....... ..............iOUO 4. ".
Arrives at hYilo...... ...........-...lOO P. w.
TRTUNE STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at o'clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
willie Mondays, "Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock p. NJ
LFwTsBURG AND EOLENsvILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
uraay al 730 A. NJ. arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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cloths, Casimers ANA Vesiings,
MILLIN cry, HATS, ETC

MRS. S. @. HAWTHORNE, NO. 100
IVA Church street. opposite st. Cloud Hotel,
has just returned from the East with a carefully
selected stock of Millinery Goods, Laces,
Hats, Dress Trimmings, etc. etc, and re-
specially solicits an examination OF the same
by the ladies of Nashville.
apr2 I'm
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PROPOSALS

ARE INVITED FOR DOING TIE BRICK
"A work Of the Depot Building and Round
House for the Nashville and Decatur Railroad.
Plans, etc. can be seen at the Office Of the
Architect, James X. Willett.
j. w. SLOSS.
mar3l lw President N. 4 D.. X. r.
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-.-cond Sgasltgugtou and H"uh"@r" YIN
Chattanooga.
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EDGEFIELD! EDGEFIELD
M EVIL SELL. IN WILLIAMS ADD
THURSDAY. THE sth APRIL.

Inirty-seven most desirable Building Lots in
the beautiful city of Edgefeld Real Estate is
looking up all over the North; why should IL
NJ 90 SO hereF No more desirable property in
the above. w 'N'"
TERMs-One- fourth cash. balance on credits
o. one i've and three years, with interest and
april "a Real Esfafa a
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AGENTS WANTED.
Enrine and RoIIer.

IGOR SAFE, A FIRST RATE ENGINE AND
Boiler IN good order. Can be sezn. land
price learned ~ calling at this eHlcs.
-nay3t I'm
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ltrss Washington aud $oufher" VIM
chattanooga.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS.

coupons
Louisville X Nashville r. r. Stock 80
Nashville Chattanooga K. K. Stock. 20
Nashville and Chattanooga r. r. BOnds......63
Nashville Corporation Checks...-...-..........6 5
South Nashville Street r. r. Stock. q
suspension Bridge %
Davidson County Y
Psnters Bank u
Union Bank Stock .....~...................l 10
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II II = CITY

oPENsAG Ann CLeSENG or THE
IN-ASs.t'NT tsf--oGieinI.
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EAsHvTLLF AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive NJ Nashville lu.yy 4. ~
Leave .---.-...--.-..-.'-.-'.''-'''' o'o' r "
Mail aud Accommodation Train;
cave Nashville at ......s.'s...'.-.'s' o.tl A.
Arrive AZ Nashvile...;.-.... 49,. 300 p NJ
Nempbis. Mobile and n. o. Express:
Leave Nashville sl.1u r. NJ
Brrive az aoZ A. N.
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THE rENNEssEE DEsPoTIsM.
BrownIOw Seizes the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad

The New state Directory Declare iIle
Offices vacant, aud Elect
Clark President
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5,l0 P. N-.---.-.. -'''''-'' '''''' '''''' - -
EslseneId and Kentucky X X.
-,
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Zoo r -
Deca,nr. Mcs7pIri~ and New Orleans.
M
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s'irst Northcru.
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memphis and New Orleans.
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A Pill for the People at Large, and the
Stockholders I'm Particular.
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Northwestern ". r.
40 p. n.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-25
Card.

EDITOR MINrR-ln your issue of March 2S, | find my name used rather freely, based up- on information received by you from Dr. Kendall In regard to it, would say that the statement of Dr. Kendall is utterly false 1. that have never recefed either money or an order for goods from him; and that, after having made inquiry am not al all desiroUs Ot doing business with him.
 THEo. WoLLwEBER.
 Los Angeles Cal, April 10, lo6S.
 We have shown the above card to Dr. Kendall, who says he has nothing to take back It was not asserted that the |" Doctor had sent either money or an order for goods, '' but it was asserted that the Prescott Drug Store had sent the money and an order for the goods, some four months previous to the date of the article referred to- l. wa, neither the wish nor intention of Dr. Kendall to in iure the trade of Mr. Wollwebcr Uy making the statement The medicines were needed here, and it is not at al surprising that he and his patients should have felt little sore about their non-arriyal.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-25
Letter from Williams Fork.
Fur Hundred L,diaas b.1 @. Roa1o'i,".

Fur Hundred IadfHS tt '' "''..'.''''
 We have received letter from Nr. Nm. Thompson. Superintendent for the Great Cen tral Copper Mining Company, of Williams Fork, Yuma county, this Territory, oI date April sth, which gives the following bad news for the wliitc,
 "The Indians are bal around herc and l advise the miner. around your place 10 look out for them. for they are leaving the ro-er- ya,ion fast, notwithstanding the letters you get from Ia Paz denying that any had lcit' The man that sent you letters telling you no Indians had lcn the reservation, ought to be hung by the miners. 1 send you a li,t, given me by Mir. Charles Guung, of the Captains of the Indians that have lately left the reservation:
 .fuacle N,lare. Ah-ho-cha-ca-ma, Ah-hot- cu,-cha-walka; igr-ia I#0a, Par-a-ma {;
 Taa,os, Who-am, lIo.mar-a-wach, Hot-lec-hc; Mtor,s, Hat-e-arro, Was.a-Inah, Ah-chone- ma-hc, Mong-nic, llo-co-mc-to-hor. Each of ! these chiefs lad from twenty-five to seventy five Indians. making about one hundred in all, 1 that have left rhc reservation, and, as Mr. ! Genung informs 3lc, have gone back to their old hunting grounds, to fight tue whites if they meet thom
 Now. think, when party of Indian, leave the reservation that the people of La
 Paz should send To the papers and make Il
 known a, soon @, possible, SO that the cmner'
 and farmers would look out for them. In ,hi' little camp. one band passed through and stole
 about thirty head of COWS. horse, anl hrrros
 and killed one man wi,hina mile of the mines Although, at the same time, had man ou
 every few days booking after the Walapai,
 on the trails Cha, they used to come in o'
 last year: we G.a not think to look for Indi
 an, by the reservation trail. so we got caugh by them They drove in four MeNicaus tha had out cutting grass, about two or tlre , miles from camp, firing at them with rifle. , So you see they have begun the old gam
 again.
 Colonel Price, with Captain Young an . Company. have been out against them. bu
 Nr Curtis who was out with them, and ho just returned, tcl- me that they did not gC an Indian, although the Indians fired at tLci
 from rocks.
 ' t5 for the mines ,hc Springfield Ce:Hran ha, suspended work, Nr. Flower, the SJ . pcrintcndrnt, says he would not go up au
 down tine creek for ail the mines oh it. Cap f Ashley of the Planet, and the Great Ceutr , Company, under your humble servant, q still shipping good ore. We both got steamboat load off last month, and cNpc
 another boat up every day to take of anoth load. intend to work all summer if Il c Indians don't steal my teams and animals" :"
Arizona miner., 1868-04-25

ledge 22 feet but had not reacl.1 ,l.. sue You may take any piece of rock r,.,l anywhere in the ledge and you ,,.,f1 nom good prospect. Peter Ta,lor. v h,, E''" for the Company, informed me tha, ,,, ',.ah man and richness loi gold mine he b,' ,,,' N''il ing Ike IL. The Company work sl,,,,, .'o,"' five men at the mine and twenty ,t t' They employ twenty, tcn-uue tcau,s c,. ''''.. ing quartz rock from the lcdye f., ,',' .'u,' ',, the teams make a trip from the lodge |, ',''' mill and back again iu two days: tbe ,,..e '.e load hauled by each team i, five ion. ID SSF' the vulture Company got fairly to ,,c,l, ,i ran very heavily in debt, owing pcarh. si,,' oO, bui m a very short time thcy ts;J u1 off and now have large surplus nn La"I ,"' They have only been runnin.. obn,,, .'''' ,. months, so was informed '"o
 wicEgNBvRG AND SMITHS lopp
 Messr.. Wickcnburg * smith. I,de :. ., joining the Nulturc. that k. it k on in, a''- ledge, but an extension. What has bc.r '..v ".. of the Nulture cam truthfully be said or W;'i ai' enburg & smiths. There are sbo,. 'N' more companc, located on the ,amcIc,5 '''I i' none are at work. owing to hsvinr mn ,''i | eu' to erect mills. etc. The ore from tho,., :, .,! same as the \ulturc, and equally e,trrsi,, ,'' THE IMPEACHMENT FARrE.-If ,,,.l,.
 were wanting to show the iniamou. cl.,.''- ,''.''- of the proceedings against the prctl,,. .I deficiency is supplied by the tclesrars '''' where. Be it remembered that pr...1.. Johnson l, on trial for " high crime, ,,,i ,'' . demcmors' Ot course. tho same r,,..,
 tain in rcgard Co evidence aa jn o;ber C.,.
 Benjamin Butler attempts Co proyo Ihoma, said to an outsider. in order to ,..
 yiCt Johnson. or course objection was,,,.
 to this kind of testimony, and the Chief In.
 tice, without hc,itaucy, rejected it Ars.
 peal, however. Was taken from the deci.;,.
 and resulted in a tie Notc-2j for apd 5, against sustaining the position. Now v. ask any oue acquainted with the first urirc
 pies of the law of evidence, is it not slirn-..
 ing belief that these twenty-five ScnatorI ul, voted against the ruling oi the Chief .Jus.ic.
 cou.i have done 70 honestly 2 Did they uo,
 kEJw that Such evidence was ille.,i,im,,e
 li SO, did they not deliberately periure tber,. selves by violating the oath they took to ,r,
 the case according to law and t!c te,iiuouy
 We cannot come to any other coucln.i.,
 And such is tAc character of the men vbos,.
 sitting u judgment on the Chief Alsgi.trs,. of this grca, Republic. Verify have we f,ll,n
 upon evil times when such an iniauou, o.,, l, rage upon justice and deccncy can be ,o.era, cd.-\n Fur,.ro EyonHfr
Arizona miner., 1868-04-25

lNyuGahrioN-N steady stream of mmi- grafton i, now flowing from the Atlantic To the Pacific, and il is but reasonable to expect tbat great many people will soon find their way to Arizona. No State or Territory on the Pacific Coast offers greater Inducements to capitalist, and labo-er>, and we invite them to come and settle among Us. Captain J. P. lIargrlye. Ot this place, recently received a letter from prominent lawyer ol Houston, Mississippi, onqujring about our Territory, it> prospect, and resources The writer states that hundreds of people m his section have their eyes turned Arizona-wards. They are heartily sick ofnegro and bureau rule, tired of turmoil, am wish to try their luck in new country. Mir A. II. Peoples, of Wcken- burg is also in receipt of letter, which state that a great many citizens of Texas and Lou isana had started for this Territory
Arizona miner., 1868-04-25

N1yaNLNrs ot IUL GuVEhNoB.--lu order To keep the Go,p.nors Tucson organ posted, We will state that the Governor Is well, un- der the circumstances. which are not good for him. Early in the week, be visited thc Chase lode From thence he went Co lyuN crcrk and back to Prescott. Neduc, hy evening, he repeated an clahoratcly written speech to our citizens, iu Che Court House. IIc spoke highly of himself and mcaulN oi ui- opponents, Personal prououn- were used by him uu-pariuely Thursday morning, be started for Walnut Grove Co promise the lar mcr, the capital with the hope ot inducing them to vote for him. Iii, Eycc.lcucy Wa, accompanied by Col Bigcl1w Judge Blair and one or two other titled ucr.ouagcs. His EN- cclency speaks hattcrugly ot thi, county says it i, more homc-likc than Pima county. cor Sonora,-in fact, "i> all the world to him.
 ;li, speech was nearly, word for word, a repe. ttion os editorial articles that have appeared in thc Tucson dfi9ujra, and amounted to nothing Iii, denial of charges known to be true. will do him no good. Men stand ready ;o prove by affidavit, what he so glihly de- nics lie riiicu'rl Samuel Adams pronounced him a mnuomaniac. etc. He tried Co hood wink Democrats into hi, support by n>inua- ting that the Nickeuhurg Convention wa> a little irregular. We'll what's that Co him lt and i,, action are endorsed by the Demo crats of every county in the Territory. and We think it impcrtiu,ut n him to mcddle in our affairs. We understand that, should he not founder on lle-. he will visit Pah-U tc. buzz our Mormon fc.loW-citizen~. and try tu make them believe that he Is a good Mormon Hi, case !, desperate. his friends are few, and notwithstanding his efforts Co court Demo ! crats whom he despi>es and agree with jim practicable Radicals" whom he has hcrcioior, .uuhbcd. he vii, fai to connect nest June 1 Ile has retarded the prosperity Of the Terri tory hv interfering iu military allajr-, using [ his influence to send worthless schrming met Co represent himself and clique, and not th, people of the Territory, at Washington. Hi
 statement that there was not over lOUl hos ,i,e Indians in Arizona. when oVery body SHev there were and are three times that number has. uo doubt, prevented the Secretary e
 War from sending more troops to the Terri
 tory. Had be represented the Indian matte
 fairly squarcly and intclligeutly, we woul'
 have had better protection. fewer peuel
 would have been butchcrcd, less propert
 stolen and destroyed. While men were bcin
 murdered by Indans within sight of Prescott
 his paper stated that there were no Indians i
 the country, and that on' man could trIye
 anywhere, with safety. He has done a grca
 many more bad thing- but we have moi >pac
 to cnumeratc any moro of them this week.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-25

\ HARD Nur FOR RLcoNsTRrCrioNlsr. lm tuc cour>c of Senator DoO!ittle's spt.rf. says iAe Richmond Enqqb,r, he referee ,a the fact. that lbc e,iStencc of the Souilpn State, a, >tu'cs hat been recognized bv C.r- gre>s itself, when they submitted the prur7- ed amendment %: the Constitution for ntf. cation. To deny this, says the Senator. i. ,e place u> in the position of saying io the Leg. aturcs oi the southern States: "lfyou yois with us you have right to vote if you yo,- asan-, O., yuu have no right to vote" O course. n" Radical Senator undertook to talk up so Wichly looking proposition.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-25

SwEErwaTER MtNEs.-}tarch 2d, there were in and adjacent to these mines, nearly 20Jo men RumorS of "rich discoveries" in the Wind River and Big Horn ranges Of mountains, were in circulation at south Pass City, and men were rushing wildly 10 both localities, but a correspondent of a Nevada paper, writing from that place under the above date, advises fortune-seekers to make haste slowly. Provisions were scarce and dear.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-25

THr following named gentlemen were elect cd as delegates to the Chicago National Con yention, by the Republican State Convention which met in Sacramento on the 3lst ult : General P E. Connor, Colonel James Coey, J. J. Green, Major Strattman, W. II. Sears VI. Loyett, C. B. Higby, J. NJ. Days, Thomas Spencer, and J. s. Rogers General Grant received a unanimous endorsement for Presi- dent.