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D.bt1ity and Emaeiation

c Debility and Emactation
Both result from the lack Of ability TO convert the
food into nutriment How necessary, then. for those
suftsrinng from these alarming symptoms to imms-
diataly resort to remedy that will strengthen the
stomach and digestive organs. For, as soon az this
desirable object has been accomplished, the health
innnroyes, and the patient resumes his usual per-
souaI appearance HOS LETTERS STOMACH BIT
TERs have attaineda worldwide popularity In such
cases. and have been proven the best and safest
means of removing constipation toning the stomach,
giving energy to the liver. and relieving every symp-
tom of nervousness and depression Of Spirits Its
cheering and beneficial effects sre highly spoken Of
nv thousspds, whoeowe 10 1t their restoration to
health. No restorative In the annals Of medicine
has stttned the same popularity In the abort space
of time it has been before the public or has won the
high endorsements accorded to this e1cellenttomc.
Many other preparations. purporting to be correc-
tdyes and restoratiyes, have been introduced, and
have periahed one. by one while the popularity Of
HosTETTERs STOMACH BfTTERs continues to
increase, and Is now recognized as standard house,
hold medicine. The success which attends the use
of the Isrs eyinoes at onca ts virtues IN all casea
OF debility and diseases Of the stomach. Csracstes
almost without number, have been publahed attest
tnu its truly miraculous power in removing those
painful and fearful diseases. And at this time 1t
seems idle to do more than ca attention tothe great
remedy Of the age IL order to awaken public attsn.
don to its excellence. It Is the only preparation Of
tbs lind that Is raisble In all cases, and 1t Ia there
fore worthy Of tho consideration Of the afflicted.
January 20 .s.li. ,a
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The ssLAD1Es' MUTUAL Am ASSOCIATION
hereby tender their cordial thanks to the Blight
Rev. Bishop Lynch for his kindness in dehv'
ering lecture, 18th inst, to assist the re.
dueed funds Of the association. We would
also tender our grateful Acknowledgements 70
General Conner, and the committee OF arrange,
mmts cooperating with him, to MIR. EDWARD
Iafitte, who so kindly acted as treasurer Oh
the funds received, and to the EDITORS OF the
s.DAnY News" seMercury," and Courier" ," for
their: eratuitous publications OF said lecture;
also TO Mr.. Hiram Harris, for printing the tick
cts used on the occasion. The results OF the
lecture were s951; expenses paid, $50; net pro-
ceeds, s221.
By order of TIE BOARD OF MANAGERS.
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= HorEL .AKRIvAIs.-Ch Charlesion Rote-John
G. Dutch, Savannah; 8. Y. Freeman and wife,
and Miss Meddaugh, Fernandina; Miss NJ. Z.
Foley, Capt. JIM. Kescklsy, Savannah; J. W.
Tradewen, Columbia; John Mestien, Kentucky;
8, T. Dearing, Georgia; o. ". Walters. Ala
bams. Geo. A Boacdman, st. Stephens; Thos.
CLARK and wife, Miss Emma Wride, Buffalo;
John Murden, Boston; A. G. caredo, steamer
Dictator; Benson NJ. Jones, Newberry; s z
williams, Georgia; W. T. McKewn, Orange
burg; John B.. Hubbard, city; W. E. sevor,
Florida; W. W. Wire, South Carolina; W. T.
Gheyis, Florida; J. q. Cathcart, Whinsboro'.
Mias House-Captain Read, Baltimore; j. A.
Yatss, city; b. 3. Hamilton, Boston; A. Denne,
Trenton, N. J.; A J. Wightman, Florida; s.
W..Manriee, Kingstree; Theodore Getty, city
ChaE S1Medary, o. s. A.; G.. Ntzsimons, Jr.,
Belfast Ireland; Lewis T. Barney, Charles T.
Prince, New York; Thomas P. Bruklin, East
Briitttanis, RI; G. Gullam and lady, North
amptcn, Mass; j. G. Kirkland, Clarendon, W.
W: Wilson, N. P. Coultright, Boston.
Pauilion HoteNE. 8. Deyeaux, Savannah,
-GssaGeo. &. Price, ]. A. Turner, Florida; Phil.
lib Heller, Kingstree; O. Gsillard, Berkeley; J.
a. GoSee, J.gB. Stokes, W.. g. Thomas. Barn.
well; Geo. L, Wright, Edisto; James seabrooh
and servant, Bluffton; J.. W. Hilton, J. W. Hor
ton Clarendon; W. q. Brown, Kerahaw; D. H
Smith, Richland.
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TIE GAZETTE Contents for the week end
ing January 25.-The Irrepressible Conflict
between England and Ireland; Arrest OF George
Francis Train; Lecture by Bishop Lynch
"America before Columbus" This Descent into
Tartarus; Letter from Dennis Holland, Esq;
Correspondence from the South and West
A visit to Connemara; The Pedigree of Queen
Victoria; The Irish Land Question; Signs Of
the Times; The Pope's Allocution; The Rights
Of Naturalzed Citizens-a letter from Val
landigham; Infamous Conduct Of the Garibal'
dians in the late Invasion; Fenisnism in the
English Army; Irish Talent on the London
Press; Book Notices.; News Items, etc. Single
copies of the Gazette Eve cents. + For sale al
7 ali news stands. Office Of publication, No. 80'
King-street.
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HON. Mrs. YELvERToN's READINGS To-
NIeHT.-America is, above all other countries,
the ono which makes most noise over woman's
rights. Possessing their full supremacy in
social and domestic relations, the strong
minded OF the sex aspire to compete with man
in all that he has made his own since the COM
mencement of civilization. Mrs. Yelverton is
not one of these. Betrayed by the man she
loved, ahe made one Of the boldest stands ever
made by woman against those who wished to
rob her Of all that woman should hold most dear.
Defeated again and again BY technical dif,crl-
ties and unjust and obsolete laws, her defeats
have been succession ofriumphs; but the cost
of these has exhausted her means, and, with IN
domitabIe resolution she has already success
fully turned to account the talents bestowed
on her by nature. A splendid elocutionist, ahe
has been very successful in. giving poetical
readings in Great Britain, which she is now
repeating in this country. Her first reading
in the South will take place this evening in the
drawing, room of the Mansion House, Broad
street,. The following programme has been
chosen: .,-as.'-
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CouBr OF -AppEA1s.-In the case Of Myer
Stern us. Phillip Epstein, eI at.,i N. P. OCon-
nor, ESQ.,, was heard for the appellant, and
Messrs. A. D. Cohen and Henry Buist for
appellee. .ssess
The case of Eliza G'Neill, administrators, us.
Maria ]. McKewn, et al. W. j. Wilkinson was
heard for the appellant, contending that bonds
made and become payable prior to the act ol
Congress, 1862, known as the legal tender act,
did not come within the act 3 thst the act max.
ing treasury notes legal tender only applied
to debts contracted subsequent to its enact
ment, and that debts contracted prior to itaI
passage should be paid in coin, or its equiva'
lent in currency. The case will be continued
this morning.
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ua4nnslnr,s Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and, perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints. remedea the Ill effects Of bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied st Bachelors Wig Factory, No. 10
Bond.street New York. Tyr January II
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

e..f. II. H.
II you want chear Blank Books;
II you. want cheap Stationery, Envelopes
Paper, &c.; or, MnLER's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly; = =;
If you want Books bound in any style, or Ac
count Books made to order, with any desired
pattern OF ruling. go to hiram HARRIS, No. o.
l3road-street. =
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THE oRANGERURG NEWS.

THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.
TUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNN
j: st oranseburg, 8. O. Terms ~ pen Anna u
IN ADVANCE. 800. cor,ea
During the spring and fs seasons oIsra sGs' 3pr
tie ORANaEBURG NEWS WILL Oe S0Se" M
b ineft Of our advertising patrons. ~. ., n,o,.
Contract Advertisements inserted On me moss
rhersI iarms Gddress SAMUEL DIBBLE
oe'" ''AD'' Editor Orangeburg News,
y r.h-u.,v as OTangaburE g. q.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE DAILY NEWS AT EIGHTEEN
CENTS a WEEK.

Parsons who wish to subscribe for the DAnY
NEWS by the week, can have their papers
served to them regularly in any part of the
city every morning. by six O'Clock. Mr.. j.
silverstein, agent for the city delivery, VIII
call upon such persons and collect the weekly
price-eighteen. cents. Orders left at the
periodical stores of Mr.. O. O. hghser, NOS.
161 and sSs K;ng-strest, or at the Office OF the
DAILY NEWS, No. 1S Hsyne-street, Will receive
prompt attention. ,,., ~ ~.
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Fos Quotations Of Bonds, Stocks, Coupons,
hank Bills and Money, see every Friday morn
ing, in this paper, by Andrew NJ. Moreland,
Broker. No. Broad-sGeet.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. -;
r. M. MARSHALL BRoTHER will sell this day
ct No. SS Broad-street, at II o'clock, clothing,
" Istrm m & BRUINS will sell this day at the old
postoaiDe, st II O'Clock, q desirable King street
NILES DRAKE will sell this day, at his store,
corner King and Liberty streets, alto O'Clock,
boots and shoes. -. :,
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WHOLESALE. SALES ROOM !.


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namental and mathematical drawing; but after
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Conn any New York, hnd them superior to any
pencil in use, even to the Fsberor the old Enslish
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These pencils srs vsry finely graded and have
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en- II gives me great pleasure to be able to assure
Anne icans that they viii no longer be compelled 70
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Professor Of Drawing, .kc.
ALL PENCILS ARE STAMPED
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None genuine without 5ae exact name Of the
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DISTRICT CoURT-HoN. GEO. W. LOGAN PRI-
snna.-The following cases were tried:
The stste:ps. George Henry Adams and Jno.
MnInery fmhite) Assault and battery. r. VI.
Seymour; Esq, for the defence. Not guilty.
The State u.s.. Aaron Allston (coloredl l-A,-
ssult and battery. Guilty. os >: .'; 80 40 2
The State us. VIM. AXaden (white)- Assault
and battery. This was q csse in which certain
colored men had charged the defendant, mate
on the steamer Pilot Boy, with undue violence
in enforcing his orders. Mr.. Vaden declin ID
to employ any counsel, but argued his olEn
case, and the jury brought IN q verdict of rot
guilty. .;,sai' i.lsi isii 90! .,eoasg: 20
The State us. Moses Mitchell (colored} }-As-
sault and battery. a. G. Msgrath, Jr.,T, Egg,
appeared for the darence, Verdict Guilty; but
recommended to the clemenoy Of the court.
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.A.Fast Worth Knowing.

Thabsst investment for an invalid, who aunsrs
from debility or loss Of appetite, is bottle OF PANE
Ns Hepstic Bitters as 1t viii be sure to stve relief
For sale by all Druggists
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THE DAILY NEWS.

@ LARGEST CIRCULATIoN-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CuIATIoN. IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosToFTTCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE pRoV1s.
IoNs oE THE NEW posToFFTcE Law. -.
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.ruE RENNErrsYiLLE JouRNAL

THE BENNETTSVILLE JOURNAL
Ts PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
at Bennettsville, 8. O.; IN the eastern portion
Of the State, by sTUBBs LITTLE. Propnetors.
snci offer superior inducements to Merchants and
all others who wish 70 extend their business In this
secto Of tho Pee Dee country. We respectfully
solicit the patronage OF our Charleston friends.
-..Csrms-$3 per aunum, invariably In advance. Ad'
ve!tissments inserted ct very reasonable rates.
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.RNrKsrAnsHNT or TIE BRupERIIGHE BuND.
notwithstanding the inclsmency& OF the
weather the dramatic and social entertainment
OF the Brudshche Bund, in King-street, was
wall attended yesterday evening. The Ger
mans understand the art of blending business
with pleasure, and the evenings devoted TO
these smusements- better enable them to sus-
tain. the, cares Of everyday lie. One Of the
principal objects of these societies is to en-
couragera . feeling of socisbility and to revive
the grecollections Of the Fatherland. The
dramatic pieces are all descriptive Of familiar
scenes IN Germany, and the actors, though
amateurs, can compare favorably with profess
sionslMearers of the sock and buskn. At the
conclusion of the acting the floors are cleared
and the dancing commences. With the e1cep-
ton Of change in the plays the same pro-
gramme is observed each evening. T,,a
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TIE STRAP GAME.-A colored youth, named
Dennis Bell, who was too proud to work, un-
dertook to ring one Buck Green into the strap
game, and succeeded in fleeing MIN of about
fve dollars. Green, having a natural fondness
for greenbacks, could not bear his loss un-
moved, but plaintively described his loss to
policeman, who tolIed Bell into the guard
house. He will have hearing this morning.
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VIM be sold under tue direction Of The undeenned
at the old CustpmhouIe, on 1UEsDAIt the 4tfe
: AM those two adjoining. nne con TON and Rl1EI
PLANTATIONS, tnown Js ..dmothy" and rToNns-
endn tracts belonging TO the estate Of aEltEsnc
p. Pinckneyf deceased, situated on thsI sIsAsheR99
hatchie road, CoIleton Irshict. Tbsse PlaHtaHonn
Offer rare Inducements 4, capitalists WHO nAy Miah
toenzage- In tie culture or Cotton or Rtces @
contain 63U aarsg OF Cation hnd aud 135 aacFeaSG
owing the hre facihties for drainage, arsadmttAi
bly, sdspted 10 tho cultivation o. tins staRe. 2H
these pisces are DWELL nghouee, Kitchen, veSy large
Barn. Comhoase. hne staele and seven sosIelssnts
! A Pls4 OF the same can be sesn st the oMoa
a. whitney. No, n Esspl lin. strsek ..grcasS9
.Tems-0pe petaird casa; balance on . credit asgps
the prsmtasssa Purchaser To- tci psgsss s;esfs
January 1eis:StT. y,rEpSl tso,to i Cs.E,.N 4a.
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.sAN ATTxaMyE .JuRoR.-Albert E. Gregorie,
the colored man previously mentioned as being
ona Of the jurors in. the, State Court, MAS ac-
cepted by the prisoner, Preston johnston and
is a. on,ssSof the twelve who will decide ON bus
guilt. i;iGresorie has always been free, and Is
apparently quite intelligent. During the trial
Yesterday morning he was busily engaged in
faking notes Of the testimony eEcited, AND AND
seemed Impressed with thedignitya rsspon-
sibility Of hid position. Although very quiet
and unobEusiye,- his earnest endeayors to
collect the Eacts Of the case we're observed and
commended by many in the court room.
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sma1 Hoiss and Lot H. AmsiearstTes
W. YLEITCH 81 lI.ssS. BRUNSs

+ GnctioneeFs. Ho. 20. Broad-st1eet., ,;,
wnlbs sold u Anchon, on Tp Esp4 7shA
st the old postosfes, 1t II c,cloc1. s4s.,,;,sao
lThs4 DRsIRABIA TWosToaHwo HwoopENHoglisEso
With onthutldings known o. 10 84i iAmes1csytxef&o
Lot front byi l0o test I'm depths9
more lels The said prenakseS contains ssQuafeo
rooms,igcsG Iat- II it s3 Il eaosj = ssisa Spqoo,
4 Terms-- onshalS calhsi sba;ance in oueplSuafroo
years. Purchaser bo pay ussH pspsrs6 sslss 1egSo3
January q :ts11l .Lesifa .assfa.f.l fmtnS ..
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Sarror A AP1xNrAT1oN:-Mr.Z 2. B. Oskes sold
Yesterday morning, the plantation in Christ
Church Parish, within sight & and opposite
to fha CITY. known ss .Remlsy s Point Planter, :
ton, containing, including marsh Land, be-
tween Ave hEpdred and si1 hundred acres, one
hundred or more Of which are now cleared @ and
under cultivation. for six Thousand one hun
rsdadolIars. Terms -one-sourth cash; bal
ance Ii three annual instalments. c7ssa
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TIE NORTHERN MAILS, with commendable
regularity, keeps one day behind time.- Yes
terday we received Mondays New York mail,
which should have come on Wednes0s :. while
Tuesdays New York mail, which was due, fall
cd "a arrive - s.,.,s-.,,s 49,, .-f
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( aFarAns sAoo1nEaT.-An negro, name unknown,
was killed last night. about 7so'clock, at BEN
netts Mil, cast end Of Wentworth-sreetS BE
Was walking on the Hamway that leads from
the min to the wharf. and lis foot slipping, he
fell on:the track. A car loaded with rough rice
was at that moment coming from the wharf
and it t:psssed OYER his body, killing him m
sta1iy.s BE had beer-,s nplcyed ct the mil
but q few days and wa, c. eaequently unknown
Coroner Whiting was notified of the occur
renee and an inquest win be held to-day. 1,
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NOTICE 10 oun ADvEaTIsERs. Downtown
merchants and others having advertisements
which they desire to appear IN the DAILY
NEWS, will find at the Office Of the City Rail-
way. Company, corner of Broad-street and
East Bay, an IRON box in which they may
deposit their iavors. The Inconvenience to
which our downtown friends have been sub
jectsd IN having to bring their ADVERTISE
msnts to our Office in Hayne-street win thus
be ;aroided. Tha boz ssill be empied several
times every afternoon and night, and . adyer- 1en
tisemenss dropped into it up TO Il O'clock
PINE, win appear in the morrow's NEWS as
surely as il handed in at our counting -room.
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FoRzSsu CIuB.-At the regular quarterly
meeting OF this Club, held Wednesday even,
ing, the 22d instant, the following officers were
elsatsd aserye for the ensuing quarter; ,.
HTHOAlAS II. HANCKELs President @3F -
.GkUGU5TNE. T. S16YTHE, Vice President =
.& ALFRED D. sIA0NS.. Secretary and Treasurer
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UN19zRsrrY; ;DEaaEE.-At the last meeting OF
the Board Of Trustees OF the University Of
South Carolina, the degree Of IL.D.lwas con-
ferred on Prof. Charles 8. Yenable, formerly
Professor in the South Carolina College, and
now Professor Of Mathematics III the Uniyersi-
ty of yirefnis. Ss'',ss.-
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January 1S
Arizona miner., 1868-02-01
Proposals for Fencing Courthouse.

C FAILED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE - ceived at the Office of the County Re corder of fayapai County, until Monday, Febru- ary 10th, 1868, at II o'clock A M for the erection of one hundred and fifty feet of slab fence round the Court-llOuse Said fence to be built of double thickness of slabs, spotted, parked and set close The posts Co be eight feet apart ten feet high and two feet in the ground; 10 bc of hewed or sawed lumber. and eight inches square; the rails 10 be four by siy inches each slab 10 he spiked on with four iorty-penny nails a complete gate, with lock- etc. to be built in said fence, of the same material at such place as may be agreed upon Also. a small out-house, four by six, with vault five feet deep, to be built in the iail-yard.
 Payment will be made in the jail bonds of the county.
 By order of the Board Of Supervisors
 JOHN P. BOURKE,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors. Prescott, January 9, 1868,
Arizona miner., 1868-02-01
DEMOCRATIC ORGAN.

There is no better way Of making aeeossioas our party than by the dissemination oi eor-a D. tormation, and certainly the proper mode oi 3ozs that is by means of newspapers and ihg'ti,,i every DcmOcrat who is attached to the piadla of his party, and cutcrtains a sincere and eartS desire Co sec those principles triumph, shonk n it a duty Co contribute in some degree b ibs ssf port Of the Party Papers.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-01
Delinquent Personal Property Tax, of
 Yavapai County, for 1867.
PRrscorr. Jnnnarv Il. lSGS.

PREscoTT, January il, 1868.
 It appearing to me by the delinquent tax. roll for the year 1867, filed in my office, that the persons named in the annexed hst are indebted to the County of Yayapai in the amounts set opposite their names. for Terri torial and County taxes, interest and charges on personal property, for the year 1867, there fore, notice is hereby given that, if said sums are not paid on or before the first Monday in March, 1868, l will Gas required by law) in- stitute suits for the recovery of the same with coSt
Arizona miner., 1868-02-01
SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY EXAMINER
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
Noic Equal 10 ARy Jou,nol PaBlishsd oa as
 Pacifc Coast

IL steuimed the torrent of bigory, inioleza,t and persecution, fearlcssly bearing up .hs 0t DENocRATIC ENSIGN through the dark pe-i'e ' our country's misery. until victory was aebsa and the principles it batiled fer were uiuuIAri To do this incurred n very heavy expsn1lgT which, however, was checrfuily borne unau a1 confident belief that tine oppoTtnne time vNa come when the party would reimburse us hr O. tributinc generally it's patronage. That tim ss now arrived, and we ask Democrats io do Aet part in sustaining this
Arizona miner., 1868-02-01

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT, ! ~ on Monday, March 2d, le6S, at ten o'clock, A. M., as required by law, will eN- pose for sale, at public auction, m front Of the Court House, in Prescott, layapai coun- ty, Arizona. and continue Co sell, from day to day, until the whole or sufficient Of each parcel has been sold to pay the amount ot Territorial and County Taxes, interest and charges. set forth in the annexed list as due, (uness the same shall be previously paid) the following described property; Granite cireek. S37,ll
 Mohaye & Prescott Toll road O., iyinF B in Yavapai county. 22j,75. block iS. 4,2l
 Ruff Thomas, lGO acres of land on Rio Verde. G,3o Walnut creek. " '0' 2i,25
 Dickson John, house west side of Granite street G,3I
 Elliott A. H., poss'y right to lGO acres of land Granite creek 9,20
 Forbes John l.. lot IS, block s, 3,59
 Cullumber Samuel. l60 acres land Kirkland Valley. 92O
 Peirce S. Z.. ditch on Lynx creek. 1908
 Rosenhack L.. lot 70, block l9. 3,j9
 Simmons T. H., Ranch and im provements. II ,l6 ke1 creek. 7o2,75
 Coulter & Tyson, agents, Mill on Lynx creek. 3j5, ,l2
 Smith S Henson, 320 acres of land Williamson Valley. 3,59
 Norwood John, lG0 acres land on Rio Verde l2 S7
 Turner W. r. improvements on ranch 6,37
 Buckman J. J possGssory right to lG0 acres of land adjoining Miller's ranch. l0,j9
 Boblct X Snediker house and lot corner Gurley and Granite street. 1900 Cummings & Nun, l60 acres land Mint Valley. l3,4l Cummins X Phy, Blacksmith shop Granite street 1896 Ellsworth George, leo acres of | land in Walnut Grove 2S.S2 Ehle Jno. lGO acres land in Skull
 Valley. 1l,99
 Fredericks X Marsh, l60 acres of land on Rio Verde. 3S,S2 1 Baldwin J. H. lot 23 block with | house; GS 2j
 Dare, John T. town lots, horses
 and wagon. 14,7l
 ROBERT r. PIATr, District Attorney.