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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

Butter has gone up in Albany aud Troy,
New York, to sixty-scvcn cents pound Sew
enty cents is the price Of tho golden article in
in Washington.
The Columbia Ihumic publishes an appeal
to the people Of this State to call a convention
to olect delegates to tho New York National
Democratic Convention,
Sergeant Bates, with his flag unfurled, ar
rived in Columbia on Wednesday afternoon.
Hundreds awaited his arrival on the banks of
the Coagaroe. He was welcomed by Mayor
Melton on behalf Of tho citizens, and escorted
to Niokcraon's Hotel lie will be sercnadcd
tonight. "
With reference TO trade in Boston, the 7rur-
cNer of that city says TINT "the markat for
Cotton goods continues firm, with an upward
tendency, and tho dealers nro rejoicing Mt the
prospects of the Spring trade.
An English fnancior is said to bo in Ala
bama. advising tho landowners there to form
joint stock companies t0r the improvement of
their surplus lands and the snle of them to
Europcaa emigrnnts. ~7M
In Virginia tho Conservatives are niaking
extraordinary efforts to carry tho State. II
will be remembered that there was White ine.
jority of 10000 on the old registration lists,
and tho Conservatives count on putting 10000
new names on tho new lists.
The American silver coins which people so
rarely sec, arc circulating in such great mum
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

ssA NArioEAE BaNk in tsGpMRISSss,T Tho
I..hosniir Of tho 18th inst, says pleased
aoAparnthat Hsssn isemsats have bqsh perfected
Yaosa National Bank 3atsihis plaee anashat it
;;sili likely sbesiH operation qbog. tho lst of
April. 9 AHaohgssiie direesprs qppointea will be
found thsShames Of ssyeral Tour most enter.
prising, and eminent citizens Colonel il. d.
Childs, DR.. J. w. Parker, John 8. Preston and
Edward Hope, ESD, ara oil gentlemen whose
dames;. ;.ese ID gsafahtee proper niapsgei;
melt of any institution with which thsy are
conhected. In cur present condition, any
capital will bo Welcomed amongst US, but the
more 80, when It is owned and ,nanaged by
those whotn we have kps9wn iswy sQl long and can
confde so ts.eseugily: ;3.,sa. ~ !, :,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

bcrs in Canada that they arc . drug tho
niarkcs. s7,Oo0,0OO Of these coins nss now
.circulatlpsn Cansdas mud tho. Canadian sre
anxious ts set trid of them, ard impose 4 daty'
Of IS pef.ScrM ON futthcr isportatioas
Minnesota pocoptly had q snow stptm ! 30
furious and tlfndipg tGat it'is said thasssve-
raj ebgiuesmon tho ST.. Paul and Pacific Rail-
road ran their trains past stopping stations
without seeing them and IN fact, one engine
drisor had gon6l Ave miles lhsyo6d, before he
discovered. his error; 1t was impossible at
times TO see 6ye feet from tho locomotive =
,fnPhiladeiphis, Six Blk women physicians return
incomes ranging from $1,000 70 s10, 900 syeaf.
III Orange, New jersey, there Is aaothef Tiloss
annual i,ineonie ranges between $4,000 and
$4,000: Iuathis city, thersS j., 'ouoe' whose
ipsomd is raareiyF less .han 100000 ayear.
sShIo of these bHsaicans arc. successful sur.
geons as' well is sapabls medical practitioners.
~ ih%e % ihomSers ii s she wisconsin Legisasure,
formerly f. ne we're paid pqid BY the
gpcpGe Was very, long sessions, NeYs however,
tboy get three HUNDRED aud fifty doilars, 6 year,
and, e..rcsul., is that business is dispatched
more promptly. Thssystom Of paying BY .the
JOB is quite ns good n one ip law-making MS
elsewhere. IN tho new constitution for New
York it is isproyided that the Legislators are to
be thus paid, the tlpqnbeFs getting one thou,
sand dollars eachi - ,,r !.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
READING MATTER 0N i IEViERY pKdE.
a. Hsgassllaldetssa slll News.

RtaBoHf ssa 5SY ltthoyt any action tho HonSsc
ad fiia ijsjiilitsl ts,;. S55 10
IN gp che sslstc the South Garolina 5Espysp;i;
tioH asks Eepssl 9 the duty ,,T .}lsh /,
ssh GoFnmittse ,o sElaBlnarpe reported ap
aAseeame che Heuspp q retaining
on tarRsntiqss ssqgar iseflneriea saRsaissA,
and 20 lyus,. s.s o IsssafsY
March, bill Eesp9yjpg politiesst estl
d3lsahillsiss Sgas resumed. ysasb.s Nh 10 a,Gt4
aSinghsns tpayeai bap 10 ispnssndpep relieving
ttn dssab ilitiest IMPOSED both by constitution
and lays which Iyss adopted III, .1, II, a ~
y a5ssR sspp ament inserting Gilnera pane was was
tsishdEawr, q An amendment dagaaaipg ,osieen
psplsa n slsc original list was rejected iio I'd,
Muller saia that 4.opgstteet's name should
be eIsiitsted e,l .Ssia ,ads.,i b1:, la5td61,.,
sBissghaBm 3 said %%0h, no. ii ,..a!,ss,,s
espssq tisns were offered. 1 Bingham
bssged stheml mHlr not 70 load the bill, W. w
Heeldsp wpplae Ibe nsxt GeyeEnor Of North Gar:
qlinaend could MOB unless n the hill. .yfas passed.
I'D Logon eap quesHtiuned lg gayqrnor; yOrrs evidences
qf qqlo loyalsy Bingham aaid that Or Ind made
an N helMsoalraging Is oal speech tp the. South Carolina
CPpyentian. y Logan wanted Il to-, know, about
Eya l.E5 ih Philadelphia Hi speech Bingham declined
Sc go siat9 psrtiaulars hut thpaght that q man
who had influence enough @to. libeat Wade Wade
Han ptqR ol,ghtto bp bq poauragsdy d. TO iso that
iaRaBsHGs nlf in fasor of the Reconstrpcti0n Laws,
Ssl.senek prepesqd r. month psysltponclnent to
obtain facts, Bentwell ffayqTed taking the re1
sRalaaBilaailly bib Logan Nantd fruits moos far res
9sntspscs p cs II iFnfn,syorth Al rcpspted what Sckics
aSid H lif IF Frs cPauEss Pa at hhilidePhia was no
yeFFss,t than s. Raymond. and Raymond iwas
afterwards admitted e the Radical caucuses.
Logan denounced Governor Brown, Of Geor-
gia,as aaaSsrses fboliticiaaa leKelleyt said that
Brown worked zealously and ought tobe for
igasseils ils.nsn s4sy .4ev I ;,sissid X .safiGsN
aa Mullins Eaaiad ,toi know iey long gAdnm had
10 lie ont before God gave him aiichanre by tho
3iFthef q Savior te repent. iecYsaa i.,.;ssi,x.xe
/ oRlAarnsyosth istipased that some aplan must
ks devised to relieve white men, otherwise there
would be two parties e, South based on colour,
gssn sda4ss ths bass @ man. party would go to 'ho
Tls bili NJ sssenppiit.sa, .7.,t
NJ MAssH sgsI S Iis stated le fhat Tie inpeaoh
msnt managers are examining tho Presidents 2
HissPssygss, wish q view qf shortsnipg the trial,
by pd3mitatiipg any points he J may desire and be
able to prove. ,. 81.
The MoArdic opinion, it is said, is prepared.
Miller and swaypa dissenting. The opinion
issaid 70 be stfongly adverse to the. oonstitu.
tionality CHG decentralization acts, But it is
doubtful whether it will bc promulgated before
" th6sbill forbidding is becomes q law. Judg-
ment cannpt be rendered yet. .e.'.erye
The Praaidcnt is engaged will, hisiscounsel,
andabut fGwlsisitprs arelndmitted., .instt-
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF
4 THE UNITED STAIES-Fon THE DisTnIcT OF
SOUTn CAnoLlNA-IS THE MATTER OF MADISON +.
WAY. BANKRUrT-lNp pBANKnurrcY.--To Wi.aM.lr
NAY CoNesnS.-Tle Undersigned hereby gives nor
ticc Of his appointment as Assignee Of Madison p.
South Carolina, within said District who has boon
atjudged bankrupt npon his own petition, by the
District Court of snid District ' 1,'&@Eie ..siis's
Dated nj OrangeburgG g. H., the 18th day of Mareh
A. D., 1868.
aar 2l-3t nv DIBBLE,r Assignee.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

TN THE DISTRICT COURT <hE
u THE UNITED sTATES-Foa THE GIsra1cr
or SOGTH CARoLINA--IN THE MATTER cr ,tuv,xla.
TILL, BASKEyrT--lN BANKRvProY.- WnoM 1T
MAY CoScEnN.-The undersigned hereby gives no
tice Of his appointment as Assignee Of irwin A.
Iill. IN the District of Grangeburg and State of
adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court of said District. 4e .; b. ala o3at
Dated Ut Orangcburs Z. u, tho 10th day ofMaroh
mar 2l-St "a .P,rY. iDIBBLRa. A ssi a. se.,,;
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m THE DrsTRpl1CTl1' =, COTISss::.r 81 Ss:s or

TN THE DISTRICT COTsss.F Or
SOUTH CAnoLIsA-lsI rTIlE AFTER or ASpnEw j.
HoUsER, BASKRurr-Is BASKRUrrcY.-To WHod
1T NAY CoScEnN.-Thosa osandcrsign hereby giyesno-
tice Of his nppoin,ment as Assignee Of rAndrcy,J
ouscr, In the District OF Orangoburg and State Of
Souih Carolina, within said District ah6 has Been
adjudged q bankrupt upon his own petition, hy the
District Court of said District ~
Dated at Orangeburg c. H., the 18th dny IF Mnrch
a. D., 1868 81 to- iu4s u} ada .:g.tg9 I9dieus
mar 2l-3t p. Y. DIBDLE, Assignee.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
IN THE DISTRICT, Court TO Or 3

In. THE DISTRICT, COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES-Fon rHE' UlsrRlcr
or Sourn CAnoLINA--IN. rHR M.T-=s or Dawn,
SrIvENDEn. BASERprT--Is sRANKRuproY--ToW WHOM
1T MAy,CoScERN.-The undersigned hcreby gives
notice Of his appointment as Assignee Of David
Silver 'r in the District Of Orangeburg and State
Of South Carolina, within said District, who nas
been ady ged bankrupt upon his own,p ,pitiiion, BY
the Dist It Court Of said District, -,., s,S
Dated at Orangebnrg G. H., tho 10Th day Of March
\. D. 1863. (t ,gSl!,,a eeR9itI5d
mar 2l-3t s =. V. DIBDLE, Assignee, a
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

q County Of RichIand, ] Senator aud Repre-,
,sSatatiyes. 4. 35 - 81
epuAty of Lexington, sepator afsa q Rep
.resentaskcs. lAl
Gagaty Of Nowbcrry, l sector Alld gl & Reps
reseufatives. Ml M3 El X
lseaGSty Of Laure,s. !, sSsqsolt, 6l a6Jl4 Reppras
seitntivcs.
County Of Abbcvllle, l Senator and s Rep:
rcscntativcs:N -''- 7.
z csppty s"dss'Gse'f Senator AND a9t 4 FFfef F
County of Greenvillo, / Senator and Rep
resentatives. :.
County Of Pickcns* Senator and l, Repre-
''e, County Of % pbrtashsSrsg, tas% z e Senator and
Representatives.
County of Union, ,'rssRasooar aud Represon.
tatives.
County of York, 1 senatorr and, d" Represent
tativcs.
County Of Chester. / sopasQnand 3 Repro
sentativcs. ite4 q ss4t bnh
County of Fairfield, II Senator ande3 Repre-
sentat;vcs :;oa!, 5panIad ed, 10 ehio aIodita5
County I sshsfot ss3s III and Repre-
scntatives. ,;o,,,, ~
County Of ocqpee, : 4 ! Senator and 2 Repre-
scntatives. I,As % rn.t has ,a,w ., af,t;I
Fifteenth. Thc.First, Cong sgrtsssIiio,hhf rtsssIii Bistaiat
is composed of the coqatissss of Lancaster,
Chesterfield Marlboro, Darlington, Marion,
Horny, Georgetown, Williamsburg. Sumter,
Clarendon and Kershaw; the Second is COM
posed of the Counties of Charleston, Colleton,
Beaufort and BaEnyell; lfhe ThiiFd q q Composed
of the Counties Of. O(rapgpburg, Lexington,
Richland, Newberry, Edge6eld, "a Abbevile and
Anderson; the Fourth is composed Of the
Counties ofHOconee, Iickens Grcenyillc
Laurcns, sPartanbpfg, unioh, Y5rk, Chessst
and Fairfield il eacRof WHICH fs person yha
be elected rs Representative to the Congress
of the United States. IIral dtion, two other
members of that body will che elected vby the
ballots of the registered voters voting ut, lartb
throughout the State. ,sa' =. e NJ e y1oM
by command of Broyet Majors General Ep.
Il. >. CANBY':ti tesatsg, "ivriis'. oli t4sf iah
srarsLoUIS ~. easzIaAEsC,I It'sq
A. j, C.,and s. \. A.G.
.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
fS TIE DISTRICT COURT 81 I'LL 'a,ld OF !

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
SOUTH CApo4IsAv-Ix rAE NATTER OF C. r. THOMSON,
BAsKnrpfAIsi DAx knGrrcYs-Tol wnoai IT NAY
CoscEnX.-Ths' undersigned hereby CITES motto. OF
his appointment Assignee Of C. Is. Thomson, in
bankrupt upon his own petition, BY thc District
Court OF said District. dso taxi a}i a.,iisd
Dated nj 0rangchurg c, ": the 18th day Of March
A. u. 1868. o 1''Sir =. =" 'u Pso'E'
mar 2l-St .t. z.,isuP.tV, QIBBLE, Assignee,nt
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N1ry'rIfliiTF ~ -. AnMYx

nRDINARY'S NOTICE.-ADM1N.
W stratofs Executora nnd Guardians who have
called on TO do Without Delay. All dcfaulters
Yill bcprocecded against in few days, according
10 law. ;ogyit.st s,,y,, ..,y,
DE1s" Office Days-Alondays and Fridays ~
ordinary's oiioe. I IA. McAIICIfAEE,t 'g'
plarI 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

NATIVE WINESI WARRANTED
IN PURE! IL. have Oh hand IL barrels Of
NATIVE WINES al, S.Siniage of 4 4SU3,. Hock,
Maderia and Port. These wings pEe the Pure Juice
Of the Grape and will compare with npy in this or
other markets in Taste and Qualify. will sclby
Churches will. furnished pun
poses at reduced prices. Apply To-
7 i U'IEi F.Hs ". 8Ra!Gq a NAM.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN Scaled proposals for, aicria!s, also for
building Engine House will he received blythe
building Committee Of the Young .tlaorica Fire
ipgino Company until Marehi2B. 1868. For fnril-
or particulars nprly7ao Committees
y. LOUIS, Chairman
Building Comnttec, Young An,cricns
mar 21-lt fife Engine Company.
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Martha N. Philil.. Alm'xl

5no: 8, 50 kisESl Y1sIlI a l e 81
Will bcSold at the same time and place, the real
+, One tanct cohtaihins lSf acrss SorS Of isss.
bounded by lsn.ts Davis. Bridge
hs tsAn e s1ss Rsssa s'IIsA ss As:ia ss sa
sOnaothta tTaet 'Bcihss ic asaSEsE
merc or less, bounded By lands Of Joseph, bfnTE
Joseph G. Panang, Jacob Porter and tract N6s Z.
Conditions-0ne third cash, tito baaGnes- .6nsa
credit e fws1yeA nSo6t6sa Chg ppfshassE gisins
and a uaoftgage sscnte thhpufqhhsc i1pHe3 3sn9a
to pay for papers and revenue stamps.
commissio oner's efdees1k NaD.iysf1 gis0N.
March 10, 1868. t;S.'fa ~
mar AaaTa I.I.aaaUg %
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Gemmis oner S Sales.
|af NssTATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
I9I III ORANuEBURa DisrRlcr. s y
||salbln6. Minor, Theodore A. Wfibar
| x%sW and Jacob 8. Martin, Bin for

xEy nndJocoD y. Martin, ssL Btl for
80 Vs. y 4 Rofcciosire,
Albert =. Tabcr md John Cantey.
Y Under decree ID Equity, viii bs sold ID tbs City
ibas Isn ss.s id ) ss
Is sassas f ssS ss,9 s ,'
bin, Richand District buiting aid besnsing nersh
on Rtchiands Street u6dt 5n lands S0R OF 1Sfinsfly
Of ). >. chisoiIa, east cn QrSsasa AssSs
inx in front on gadsash SiSea nv SSbsSss "a
.farty-sight 4s} feet ano hnadssdana aisl20sJ
Il ass 5assasg ssas sgs
rest from the day ef ssis; psyabis annuaiy - fIs
Ssss.s 5s,s ss 'sss9 s' sssi sss 5
,sssss ssgs Il: 4: ss. ~
co%misslgasEs oisss !saass9s
MaseEa5S, lsasss5A ,asassksG U - y ~
.seasaAsA .IIAKIaa sAIshka@
John 7. Inabinet, admir- Or - - -
+. neSgqIaoaauk 80 gMa4a
csAnn. II. e; i.na!eiHet: Jssx ssa vsa yss0aas
ooHil resold beforSdhsg g6usE iis Orshp..,
darg on. Mo9lpy,. April neSts risk Of the
S5Ef5 5s 5sss RG5shissf Sbb .s es.ss
as her aSwef5 tlS pnfcifHses not SSsa5liSd
withthe,terIsp pf the,salc.1e tsyf .gAaY ag6 ssa
IsEms, ~ Sf Sale-1 much sash
SSss fE%s "a tss asslSa
and mortgage Of the premises to s6siIf1 thsp faa
v. ~ @ sM1 pay for
ratS,. aia ssyuA,,gH glTAg..,
G 6pn ,,s,,.. si..sYs al a.Ss.sN
A. siaSeI i5 Is6s !. asa asssnh'sss0nes. 3 l1 !.
hsf' 'po 10 1eya1s s9ALS6sa % sa;ssse saavPa ~
IT.. w c,.x. .oey<ss> fsssstssyhA sls
-. nos liz. ~ "iotel, ,, - 80. -,.,s
Geo. fs' n Ksit. Ksiaa .soa''eS :
20 win be sold tefru, tho Courts .Housssi a,aanss-
hgEg Ai,l5iSl, 81 staa 'i,ls af
ths =; .i ,.ms "ouse INV otsss saisg Hping3
on the cassidy n. ass,inol;,ll, on The north bysa.
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+Norrs.L Tie ssgsiiteii:'ls suldivisio.;; !;
heretofore known. Y 'lDistriets are designated
he Che ass ad ss,hsy
united and constitnie Ahs County Of CLssles-
ton.....(O Tho County of OsS6ec IS ftoir:ilnHed
by the division Of -Ticksns District. *.
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l. Governor.
2. Licntcnant-G Governor. yiia
3. Adjutant and Inspector General
4. Secretary Of State. II
s. Comptrollcr-G G encral.
6. Treasurer. -
z. z. Attorney General
8. Superintendent of Education.
8. Members Of the General Assembly. as
follows: et
County of Charleston,* Senators and 1s
Representatives. .ee
County of Colleton, Senator and Ropre-
sentatives. .sN.
County of Beaufort, / Senator and Z Repre-.
sentatives. rrr
County of Georgetown, Senator and Rep
resentatives. tu.tt vi gs
County of Horny, Senator and Repre-
4g .dieD,
County of Williamsburg, Senator and 8
IA
County of Marion, Senator and 4 Repre-
County Of Darlington, Senator and Rep
County of Marlboro. Senator and Rep
County of Chesterfield, Senator and 2
.,.I
County Of Sumter, Senator and 1 Repro.
sentatiycs.
County Of Clarendon, ] Senator and 2 Rep
presentatiyes.
County of Barnwell, souator aud 8 Repre-
aentatives,
County Of Edgefeld, ! Senator apd ! Rep
" '.f' r '.'5>.
County Of Orangoburg, Senator and 5
County of Kershhaw, scIpqtor and 8 Repro
sontatives. "'nF 80 ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

MARION brags about doing all his own writing but we have it from several sources that De sel- dom writes other than short items and that one Christie does the elegant editorials. Said Christie being personal enemy of the Governor. which will account for his bitterness Cor. Nc(OrHick n Ar,s0niaH
 Marion never bragged about ii, but if. as you seem to think, there is any merit 10 bc derived from the authorship of tbe editorials" ," he right fully claims that merit, and all who know any thing about the inside arrangements of the MINER office know that he is entitled 10 it. Mir Chris tic is now in Tucson. and we venture to assert that he will make affidavit to the fact that Marion has written and does write all bis oyn editorials Dr. AlsaP, an old editor and printer, who was al: work in the office when the elegant editorials % spoken of were written and printed. w,ll also testify that Marion wrote them and that nobody but Marion writes long or short editorials for the MTER, not but that there may be men here who can discount us writing. As long as our name stands at the head of the paper you may be ccr- tain that We will not ring in any outside sleu. ou you. feeling entirely competent to handle all three of you without gloves. and without much effort Mir. Christie edited the paper for us one week, while We were at Wickenburg. That's all
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

OFFICIAL RETURSs.--The longlooled for ofIi- ciai returns Of ihe election farce played in this Territory on the 9th Of June Inst, have been pub. lished. What on awful long time it has taken to cook and count them The ArisoHiaa goes Into ecstaccs over the result, and sports a iarge-sized flag at the head Of its editorial columns gov. erBment wagon, loaded with soldiers ratlons, and bound for the Executive mansion with a crowd Of half Taioned California Volunteers n the distance would have been more appropriate emblem for Co have raised over the success Of its statesman We have not space this week, to give the vote Of the counties separately. For Delegate, McCor- mick received I ,253; Rush, 544 Adams, l5d We will here remark that fully half the votes cast for Governor Mccormick were illegal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

4 BLK PANIED OUr AND ExPosED.-EveFybody recollects what tremendous blow was made and excitement created last fall and winter about the fabuously rich "Sweetwater mines.I Weli. a great many people believed every yarn they read about them, became excited and put out in hot haste for the bogus Dorado. Not few peo- pie threw up good paying jobs in this part of Arizona, and struck bee-line for the Mecca, who now wish they were back again. We have now before us three letters from former residents of this county, who have gone through the Sweet water mill, and seen the elephant. One of these letters is from Mr. Harrison Schnall to Mr. Geo Curtess, of this place, in whose employ Mr. Schnall was when be became stricken with the fever. Schnall writes from Green River City, Dakota Territory. under date of July 5th, 1868 After enqniring about his old friends and asking Mir. c. 10 write to him and inform him how mat ters are here, he says be prospected all over the dggings" and found nothing that would Day. so he started on the back track and may be looked for here this winter. At o1e time there were 5000 men in the mines. but now there are not fifty, but the speculators say they "expact another big emigration sOon.N A man cannot get board for his labor in that country and thou sands of men were in starving condition.
 Tuesdays mail brought us a letter from an old Arizonian, Billy Short, who got off tbe track and switched himself into Dakota. Billy had on big disgust at the country when be penned this letter, and swore, as only he can swear, that be was going to make a desperate effort to get out of the poor, G0d-forsaken region before Winter He winds up as follows: " Tell the boys to re- main where they are; Arizona Is a pretty good country for poor man, after all n
 The next and last letter is from J. Walker Williams to Sheriff Moore. Mr. Williams left here over two years ago, and was one of the first pilgrims that arrived at sweetwater He is now perfectly satisfied with the Northern country. and will return here as soon as possible We may publish his letter next week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

ROMAN x Co, publishers, San Francisco, have favored us with copies of the second number of the Overland Monthly" and "California Medical Gazette, "for which the firm will please accept our thanks. The "Oyerland" should have a large circulatlonin Arizona and we hope heads Of fam. lies, and those who intend Co become such. win subscribe for it immediately. It is fully as good as any eastern Magazine
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29
W0RMSER & O., Wholesale and Retail Merchants.

LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

BEFORE the election, the Mccormick clique were very sweet on the Superintendent of Indi- an Affairs for this Territory, Mir. Dent, but since Mac got the certificate, the old spirit crops out and the Superintendent receives a sbot whenever an opportunity offers. O. two-facedness.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

RADIcALisH is being turned out of doors in Illi- nois. At the recent city and town elections the Copperheads carried everything before them. What will become of the Union if Union men cant remain in office 'Whither are we drifing 2 Oh Forney oh Butler, oh Steyensl The people are regaining their senses. aud Mongrclism will go ;o thc dogs or to South America.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

LA PORTE, Plumas County, California. was de- stToyed by fire on inc night or the 9th inst 1T this be the same La Porte that used Co be in Sierra County, it was burned down before in O.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

CATCHES TRIM ALL.-The Governor has ap- pointed Henry Jenkins, Notary Public for Pima county MT. Jenkins was a member of the Fourth Legislature, and is said to be very good lawyer. He Vas formerly opposed 10 McCormick.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-29

THE Arisoaiaa gets tangled up in every issue. In the number dated August lst, 1t howls pite- ously for more troops in one article. to protect lie and property In another column, it pitch es into Cook & shaw mail contractors between Santa fe and Tucson for not carrying the mail regularly, and says Indian hosiilities will be given as an excuse. but they are not sufficient to deter enterprising men," Be consistent, DeLong. and don't allow yourself to get tangled I'D so. You know that "it is dangerous to be safe6 any. where CD the road from Messilla 10 Tucson