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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-05
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The following letter written by Presi-
dent Lincoln, will show the estimate in
which he held the men who are now
called carpet baggers 5 aI' fTIE3Jd
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HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

lave PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
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Prompt-Eficient and, Reliable They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular nse,
using them 60 harmless as to be free from dan
ger, and so efficient as to be- always reliable
They have raised the highest commendation from
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-05
Gen. Jos. HI. Geiger,
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JOHN G. THoMi
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E. B. Eslss Imam

w. s. HUFFMAN, Sec'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-05

IL. Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in Hoop
Skirts and Oorsets. Also, dealer in Berlin Zepher
l nd Fancy Goods, 103 South High street.
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THE OHIO ESTATESMANs }

s PUBLISHED ON sTHE, FOLIO WING
TERNfS.fiasfai i'm Advance.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31

ASAD NJ n
V0lney, Logan County. Kentucky.
The Twenty Eighth Semi-Annual Session
of this Institution will begin on the frs
Monday in February next
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
AssIGNEE'S SALE.

On Monday, the third day OF Feb.
ruary, will offer for sale ut public auction
at the hour of ~ NJ, at the courthouse door
in tho city of GAINESVILLE, the following
property, belonging to the estate of Duncan
MARI, bankrupt.
LIST. The interest of D. Mari in tract of
land lying on the north bank of the Red
river, containing about 70 acres bounded
on the north by lands of Pettus, on the east
by lands of Pettus and Bailey, on the south
by Red river, and on the west by the land Of
w. W. Smith and - Fairfax. The above
tract is subject to vendors lien for two of
the purchase notes now. in the hands Of T.
W. King, as executor for Atkinson. amount
ing to about $4,000.
I'd. A tract of land containing 375 acres,
lying on the Keysburg road, about 6 miles
from Ilarksville. Land begins at stone in
Metcalfs corner running thence degrees
east, ga poles, with IS line to stake
and pointer; thence west with IS line 81
poles to a stake-Trigg's corner; thence 2
degrees west with his line, 62 poles, to a
small black oak; thence with his line east OF
poles TO the beginning
Sd. A'lot Of gorund lying between Frank
lin and Main streets, bounded on the north
by Main street. on the east by Mrs. Warfeld s
lands, on the south by Franklin street, and
on the west by Trinity Cemetery.
4th. A lot Of ground bounded on the north
by Main street. east by the Capps property,
south by Franklin street, and on the west by
Mrs. Warfeld's lot.
9th. One account against Thomas J. Nun.
ford, amounting to $3.50.
! One account against the Uuited States iol
wood, brick and rent, 1920.
One account against S. o. W. Brandon
due June, 1868, SIS. One account due
March, 1866, $50. One account for balance
due on wagon and mules, $40. Amount due
on sale of negro man Tom, due about Janu-
AIRY. 1862 SIPS.
Two notes made by N. @. & L. r. r, pay.
able to Jackson 4 Hudson, and by them en-.
dorsed TO d. Mari, for about $4,000
One note made by d. l.. Allen, dated June,
1866, for $4,000.
All the right, title and interest Of D. Mar
in DiStillery, located on the lands O
Brandon, on Red river. ID. MARI owns one
half interest in building and fixtures, and al
the apparatus.
Terms cash. Sale certain. Any intorma.
ton as to the above property needed, M,
be obtained by calling on Mr.. MARI, or at tn,
Office of Horace II. Lurton. on Straw berr,
alley.
Also, at the same time and place, rs tn,
property Of Larkin Bradley, bankrupt:
20 paid up shares in the NJ. G. & L. r. R
! 100 shares in the Paradise Hill Turnpik,
Company.
At the same time and place, the notes an,
accounts belonging 10 the estate of Lev
Chester bankrupt;
One note on W. W. Wilson, for $500.
A." A." James II. Wall, $3.50.
"W. W. Chester and Mary A
Chester, 1886.
One note on John Chester, s50.26.
One receipt on II. A. Smith, Sl400.
i One account against John Chester, S22.2t
One claim against John Chester. IT,, s2l3.oC
Terms cash.
HORACE II. LURT0N, Assignee
for l.. Bradley, d. MARI and l.. Chester.
Jan. "a, '6s-2w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
ASSIGNEE,S SALE.

On Monday, February 10th, 1868, at IL
o'clock NJ, will sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the Courthouse door, In Clarks-
VILE as the estate Of Thomas II. Smith, the
following property, to-wit:
His right, title, claim and interest in and
to 800 acres Of land in Todd county, Ky,
two miles from Trenton, on the GAINESVILLE
road, bounded on north by lands of J. G.
Dickerson, on east by lands of late Mrs. NJ.
c. Sebrce, on south by lands of 7. @. Waller
and w, d, Smith, and on west BY lands Of
Nathan Butler; the same being the dover OF
Mrs Agnes Smith, on which she now lives.
The said Smiths interest is one ninth, aud
Is sold subject to Mrs Agnes Smiths life
estate. Also, s723 80 worth Of good ae-
counts due on the firm books Of Porter a
Smith, on parties in this and adjoining coun
ties JN0. 7. CAMPBELL, Jr.,
Assignee Of Thos. y. Smith, Parkrap'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
CLARKSvILLE
M lie Academy
d. NJ. QUARLES, Principal.

This School viii open on the second Mon
day In February, 1868, and will close its
first term at the end Of Twenty weeks. The
Principal is graduate Of the University of
Virginia, and has made teaching his business,
exclusively, since leaving that Institution
some Thirteen YEAR, ago--both in Virginia
and at his residence in this State, Noting
ham Academy.
The object aimed at ty the Principal, will
be to prepare young men to enter the Uni
versi,y of Virginia, or any other College, or
fit them for the business Of life. The course
of instruction will he modelled after that a,
the University Of Virginia, and, as far as
practicable, the same books will DO used.
Fees per Tenn Of 20 Weeks-M Advance
English and Primary course in Math-
ematics ..-..... '.................,... W
English and Advanced course in
Languages, each one dollar per month extra
d. NJ. QUARLES.
Jan. II, l868-H.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
Chancery Sale OF StOre.HOuse
and Lot.

D. Weaver, Assignee, Us. Jno. N. Heblett e,
als.
BY virtue of decree Of the Chancery
Court at Clarksville, made at the October
term, 1867, | will sell at public auction al
the Court house in Clarksville, on Friday,
3lst day Of January, 1868. the Store-house
aud lot on the south side of franklin street
formerly owned and occupied by John N
Nebett the said house fronting on Franklin
street 10 feet and inches, the lot being
400 feet deep, or whereabouts.
TERMs-6, IL, ls and "a months credit
with interest from date. Notes with good
security required and lien retained for the
purchase money. No redemption.
W. T. SHACKELFORD, @. l. NJ.
Jan. 10, 6s-lw.-prs fee adv. h b. So,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
Chancery Sale OF Land.

Lawson J. Murphy 90. John Carney ct ais
BY virtue Of decree made at tue Octo.
her term, 1867, of the Chancery Court at
GAINESVILLE, will sell at public auction, At
the Court. house In the town Of Clarksvil,e
ON Friday, 3lst day Of January, 1858, the
tract Of land belonging TO the heirs Of h.
Carney, deceased, situated In Dist. No. on
Red River, about IL miles from GAINESVILLE
and containing about GO acres, more or les
TERMs--Cash to pay costs and Attorneys
fees, and the balance on a credit Of 8, IL and
Is months. Good security required and a
lien retained. No redemption.
W. I. SHACKELFURD, @. Il N.
Jan. 10, '6s-4w-prs fee adv. & b. So.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
Chancery Sale OF House and

10. T. Johnson ct ais. Is. John Fox.
BY virtue Of decree in this cause at the
October term, 1867, Of the Chancery Court
at Clarksville will sell at public auction
Mt the Court house In GAINESVILLE, on Friday,
3lst day Of January, 1868, a double brick
house aud lot situated on Main street neal
the livery stable of Sam johnson, recently
destroyed by 6rc. The property will be d.
vded, and each lot sold separately on q
credit of 6, IL, Is and "a months, with in.
terest from date. Notes with good securit,
required and lien retained Tor the purchase
money No redemption.
w. 7. SHACKELFORD, G. h NJ.
Jan. 10, '6s-4w.-prs fee adv. h b. So.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
Executors Notice.

ALL PERSONS having claims against
the estate uf MOSES OLDHAM, decd are
hereby notified to present them, properly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will he b,red by the statutes OF
limitation. Those who owe said estate, are
requested TO come forward and pay the same.
OF the claims will be handed 10 an officer
for collection. II. X, GOLD, Err
New Providence, Jan. 10, 1865 A.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
South Kentucky
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
HOPKINSvILLE, KY.

This school is now 10 full operation, with
a full corps Of teachers, whose scholarship
reputation rs teachers in Virginia, give am.
pie assurance Of success.
The S;co1d Term wiH commence LIST February.
The Classical and Scientific departments,
as well as the higher branches Of English
Literature, are conducted by gentlemen who
are experienced educators; and he Primary
department by female assistants, who are
graduates themselves, Of Virginia high
schools, and have large experience in teach
ing. The Musical department, which embra-
ces Vocal and Instrumental Music on Piano,
Harp, Guitar, Organ and Violin, is conduc.
ted by gentleman distinguished in his
profes ion, Thoroughly educated in the best
German schools and who has been devoted
to teaching for many years.
Mrs. Goss, for seventeen years the Matron
of a large female Academy, in Va, will en-
ploy her tact and experience In promoting
the health and comfort Of the boarders, and
in cultivating their manners and forming
their habits.
With ample buildings, located on beau
tiful and healthy site, with able and accom-
plished teachers, with u complete set OF
Philosophical Apparatus, and every facility
needed in l. first class Female College, the
Principal hopes to rec oh success by an hon
est and assiduous devotion to the intellectual
moral and social culture of his pupils, es.
chewing all humbuggery, for which he hal
neither tact nor taste. For further partcu
ulars apply, by mnil, for circular.
J. W. GOSS, A. N, Principal.
Jan. 10, lS6S-lms
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
Chancery Sale OF q House and
Lot,

d. Weaver, Assignee, vs. Jas. T. Garter.
By virtue Of a decree of the Chancery
Court at Clarksville, 10 this cause, at the Oc-
tober term, 1857, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the Courthouse in GAINESVILLE,
on Friday, LIST day Of January, 1868, the
house and lot situated on the coraer OF Union
and First Cross streets, fronting on Union
street 1875 feet and running back ala feet,
being the house and lot formerly occupied
by Gen. w. A. Qnarles as a residence
TeRMs-6, IL, Is and "a months credit
Notes with good security, bearing interest
from date, required and a lien retained for
the purchase money.
W. T. SHACRELFORD, c. 4 NJ.
Jan. 10, 'GS-3w. prs fee adv. & b. So.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
CLARKSvILLE
FEMALE ACADEMY

THE FIRST SESSION. OF THE SEC
OND SCHOLASTIC YEAR, will begin
September End 1861.
The FIRST year Of this Insttution--the first
after the close Of tho war--was eminently
successful, having matriculated two hun
dred and twenty three. The prospects Of
the coming year are exceedingly promising
The location Is remarkably healthy; the
community intelligent social and refined
and there is associated with the President
corps OF the very best Of Teachers.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
Chnncery Sales.
Chancery Sale Of Land.

J. Il. Smith ct ais. ps. Pugh Haynes.
By virtue Of decree at the October term
1861, OF the Chancery Court at GAINESVILLE
will offer for sale on the premises, on
Saturday, 7th day Of February next a trac
OF land, situated on the head waters Of Nortl
Cross creek, in the county Of Stewart con
tanning 3s4 acres, II being the same sold b.
J. r. Smith TO Pugh Haynes, and on whic'
the said Haynes new resides. Terms cash
Sale to commence at II o'clock A. NJ.
w. T. SHACKELFORD, @. & NJ.
Jan. 10, '65-4w-prs fee adv. & b. IS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
$40 Reward.

The Books of Newell, Irwin h CO., Jordan
Bro 4 Co.. and Jordan, Irwin 4 Co., were
left in the office now occupied by DR.. J, NJ,
Larkiee before the war, but cannot now
he found. Any person returning them in
nm unmutlated condition, will be paid Ten
DollaIs. J, NJ. QuARLES,
JOHN A, IRWIN,
Jan 10, Gait, q. II. JORDAN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
BLANKS

BLANKS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEATLY
printed srt tcr ss'e =, CaRcNitiE oiy,Cx.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31
FINE PLANTATION TO LEASE.

One Of the very beat farms In Stewart
County. 100 acres Of open land, well adapt
ed TO tobacco, grains and grasses Of all sorts,
aud raising stocks II can be had on good
tarms, for Eve years or more. Six miles be-
low dover. Address Mrs. N. g. Williams,
Dover, Tens. or call at the place.
kov l.tr-grn
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31

Work made TO order, and all work war.
ranted as represented, atprices as low as eau
be purchased North or East.
NaT,h l6 eft
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-31

Iwould respectfullyjin my old friends
and customers, and the public generally,
that have just received, direct from the
manufacturers, large and varied stock Of
Clothing, Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, valises, Carpet Bags
ETC., which are now open for inspection.
These goods were selected by myself with
nm especial view to the vents OF this market;
and in
Arizona miner., 1868-05-16
District Court Proceedings---May Term
CHIEF JUSTICE TURNER, PRESIDING.

CHIEF JUSTICE TURNER, PRESIDING. To Ed. w. Wells, Jr., Clerk of this Court, we are indebted for the following: Jefferson vs. Postlc-dismissed at plain tiif's cost
 O'Brien vs. Fell et,al- Demurrer sustained with leave 10 plaintiff to amend
 laiblc vs. Fell ct al--same as above. Banning vs. Fell, ct al- Pierce ys Fell, ct al- Rragdnn, et al vS Ehle- Block ys. EAlc k Alexander Lount ys Campbell, ct al-Demurrer with drawn, answer by 18th June.
 Wickenburg, ct al vs. Phelps, ct al-Dis- missed at plaintiffs cost.
 Filing vs. Postle & Brown-Motion for new trial withdrawn
 Ringrose Watson, was admitted toe itizen- ship.
 Court adjourned to Monday. July G. 1868.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-16

DEMOCRATIC CoUSTY CoNvENrloN.- This body met at Prescott on the 18th inst. and put in nomination first rate ticket, which we cheerfully place at the head of our col umns. See proceedings elsewhere. So far as We know, and we are intimately acquain- ted with nearly all of them, the nominees of the Convention are good men and true, and fully competent to fill the various offices to which they will certainly be elected We can safely recommend this ticket to the Dem ocratic and Conservative voters of the county. as being composed of honest, capable and enlightened citizens, deeply interested in the welfare and growth of our county and Territory.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-16
From Wickenburg and the Vulture Mine.

By yesterdays mail, we received letters from A. Barnett of Wickenburg and ?. .McC Can- non of the Vulture Mine. Both gentlemen say that Rush will sweep everything before him on election day. McCormick's friends of fered money for the Mexican vote, but the offer was spurned by leading Mexicans. Rush was growing more popular every day with the people South of the Gila, who say they have had enough of sending broken-lown Eastern politicians to misrepresent them at Washington. Mccormick was trying to make the Colorado people believe that he would get all the votes of Pima county, but letters which we have seen from leading cit izens of that county do not say so. Tn this county Mccormick will not get 30 votes, and
 unless he hires few more forgers to make out fraudulent returns for him, he will be the
 worst beat man that ever run for Congress in
 this Territory. Let the Democrats keen
 their eyes opened on election day and see that his paid tools do not rush in crowds of illegal votes. He told the people of Salt River to get the Pima and Maricopa Indians to vote for him, when he well knew they were not entitled to vote. People of Ari- Zona, beware of the Governor and his satel- htes, be yigilant, and all will be well. We can
 and must defeat Mccormick and the lazy ofiice-hOlders and office-seekers who are back ing him up. Let us fling back into his teeth the lying assertion that Ia majority of the citizens of this Territory are renegade Cali fOrnians, who were driven out of that State by the Vigilance Committee and the Draft. '
Arizona miner., 1868-05-16
Letter from the vulture Mime.
YrLrrRr MlNr. 4. [. May 1, lsGS.

NuLruRE MINE \. T., May 4, lsGS.
 EDITOR MrNER,-Although no politician, norin the habit of dabbliug in political mat ters, further than to think and judge for my self that being the duty of every man, pro pose saying a few words concerning the three candidates now before the people of this Ter ritory, each desirous, of course, to be the cho- sen one, to visit the Congressional Halls, at Washington, there to be seen and heard in behalf of the Territory.
 The three candidates, Mcssrs Adams, Me Cormck and Rush. have visited this place and delivered an address setting forth their claims upon the people of Arizona, for their support, when the day for making a choice shall ar rive. NIr. Adamshas had q second audience consequently he ii two to their one, in that respect, but when the day of election rolls around, and the votes are counted, Mir. Adams and Mir. McCormi,k will both find that NIT. Rush is two to their one.
 | Mir. Adams in his first speech expatiated "muchly," <" in regard to troubles and trials, pertaining to his stcamboating efforts upon the l Colorado river, for the benefit and interest of Arizona Territory, also, his having visited | Washington City, in reference to the steam ! boat business, and coTersing with and re- ceiying encouragement from a member of l Congress and strange, though true, he never | told us whether he was Democrat or Re- | publican, Finnigan or knownothing A few | days passed quietly by, and Mir A. was again l announced, and a second hearing was had very much like the first.
 Another short time elapsed and MT. McCor- mick was with us, for the purpose of saying ] his little say, in which he labored to convince ! his hearers of the propuety of his being sent Co Washington, to attend to the wants oft the 1 people. But we couldn't see it. He too. like l MT A., retired without giving his hearers any idea of what his political faith was. feel I satisfied that Mr. Me, naturally and rightly l too, came to the conclusion that although the Vulture Mine is located in a very dry part oi the country, his efforts for votes would prove a water-haul" at this place
 Mr. Rush visited thi, place yesterday and had a very attentive audience to hear him. He explained, in very satisfactory manner why he could, without any delicacy or fear oi refusal, ask the support of the voters of thi, l Territory. Some who heretofore felt but ht- tie interest either one way or the other. al once proclaimed Rush to he hc man. He did not spin long story about the wonders of the TerrItory,-the good deeds he had done or the bad deeds he hadn't done, but he did tell us what he was politically and what he proposed to do for the benefit of the Terri. tory if elected. Mr. Rush may feel assured that he will be well rewarded by the voters of this locality, for his visit. As a possi5iiu, only we admit of Mccormick and Adams votc combined, amounting to four or five, while Rush will receive the remainder, consisting of ninetenths, for his portion.
 WILLIAM TRAINER
Arizona miner., 1868-05-16
To aR lehom t man concern.

To aH t7iom a may concern.
 WHEREAS, Since the preparation of my proc. lamation of April 2 designating the offices to be filled at the General Election, "Wednesday. June B. 1868, it has been made known 10 me that there are vacancies in county offices Temporarily filled hy appointments made by the Boards of supervi- sors) which, under An Act off the Legislature, ap- proved December 20, 1865 are required to be hled by vote of the people at the next succeeding election.
 Now, THEREFORE, I, Richard C. Mccormick Governor Of the Territory of Arizona, in pursu. ance Of the duty eploined upon me, under Chap. ter I"eniy-iour of the Code of the Territory the amendments thereto and the act referred to do hereby direct said vacancies 10 be filled at said General Election, Wednesday, June 3, 1868. Given under my hand and the seal of said Terri. ", at Prescott this twentyscycnih day n.s1 oi April A. D. 1868, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the ninety second
 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK. By the Governor:
 J. ?. T, CARTER,
 Secretary Of the Territorv
Arizona miner., 1868-05-16

Prescott and vicinity, including Lower Lynx Creek and Fgr-iEgtou's--CI. W. Barnard Inspector J. C. Lennon and J. NJ. Rountree, Judges. Flee ton at Court House.
 Kirkland Creck-J Robinson, Inspector, McAteer and Nj. Langley, Judges Election a Uncle Rob's House.
 Date Creck--L B. St. Jrmcs Inspector, " Gilson and -, Judges. Election at GisOn' House.
 Wcaycr-J Bertrand, Inspector Judges. Election at BcrJrands Store.
 Walnut Groyc--R. r. D. Brooks, Inspector John White and - Copeland, Judges. Election at Cullumbcr's House. Wickcnburg-R w. Groom, Inspector, E. Wickenburg and ?. Richardson, Judges. H.. ton at Peoples Saloon. Vulture Mine-P. McCannon. Inspector. c. klotz and -,Judgcs. Election at Yuliurc Mn. ing Co.'s House
 Agua Calicnic-K, & Woolscy, Inspector, -, Judges. Election at Woolsey's Ranch
 Fort McDoweli--Jas. 4 Moore, Inspector Judges Place Of holding election to be desig-i ted by Inspector.
 Beaver Nallcy-T W. Bogps. Inspector. Dickason and J. P. Osborn, Judges Election Osborn's House.
 Agua Fro-E Harris, Inspector, j. Dunr and W: Rice, Judges. Election al Agua fr' Ranch House.
 Rio Ncrde-W. Arnold, Inspector T Adizs and -, Judges. Election at Pioneer Home Big Bug-M. Lewis, Inspector, Vim. Gavin ri- N. Lacoke Judges. Election at Gray d Co Turkey Crecl--J B. Slack Inspector, A. SAr'h r. Hammond, Judges Election at Bully b'' no Mill. Lynx Crcck-D. R. Poland, Inspector, R Vie ming and A. French, Judges. Election ai As- dental Mill. Upper Hassayampa- Alters, Inspsaor r Chase Mill
 Chino valley-J. NJ. Brown, Inspector Pos. tle and r. Lubkin, Judges. Election ai fo''s' House. Walnut Creek, E. A. Boblctt, Inspector, King and \. Thede, judges. Election al O'S let's House. Cary's Ranch and vicinity, including loT1 Granite Greek q. Cary, Inspector E. r. bo"g' and J. Fickers, Judges. Election at OiiH Ranch. Pbgnx-J. " swilling, Inspector, J. Il ID. Dl.. and J. Burns, Judges. Election tt s"Al' House. Skull Yalcy-J. McDerwln, Inspector, j. ,. Howell and II. Glover, Judges Lleel0l Ehle's House. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, lSS
 County of Yarapai. LEG Christie, County Recorder and f12f Clerk of the Board of Supervisors Of sad e,--f do hereby certify that the abeye and iofggONs, full, true and correct copy of the elccugH m cincts established, and the officers oi tlecgoI pointed by the Board of Supervisors oi stlp O, ", for the ensuing election, to be hei1 VIVID day. June 3, 1868 .rv in witness whereof I have hcreunto SCI ~' hand this 5th day of May A. D. lsCs ,,rrr
 r. c. CHRISTIE
 County Recorder and erofac'o Clerk D,''
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