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COOfEh y LATlMEB, AuctfOnSerD.
- Successors 70 Jas. G. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Of Peup'a avenue aud lltn strset
Star Of6ce Building.
vALuABLE uNIMRR0yED PROPERTY ON

CAPITOL Hill AT AUOTIOS ""
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 9th day OF June
no az. ~ SioSk m On the premise We viii sell
lots; This pro perty is finely located on Capitol
Hill, and fronts en- Second and streets and
portion Of the city.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance payable
In six, twelve. and eighteen months with fnterest
secured BY a deed OF trust upon the premises. Al
ancng and revenue stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser SIS deposit on each lot at time of sale
myl6 dads COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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No. 7as. vo-,cr
OF THE POSTPOkEMENT OF THE PUBLIC
SAILS OF THE Usage INDIAN LANDS OR
DERED TO BE HELD BY PROCLAMATION
No. 1876 AT HUMBOLDT, KANSAS.
Notice 10 hereby given that the public sales of
the lands coded by the Usage INDIANS, under
the and second articles Of the treaty of 18th of
september, 1855, ordered by proclamation No. 726,
dated January Co. 1858, to be held at the Land Office
at HUMBOLDT, kansas. on the first and sixteenth
been INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
JOS B. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
April Is, 1888. ap2l IAwIW
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SALE OF QUARTERMAsTER sToRrs.

OFFICE Ass'rQUANERNAsTEB q. g APNrl
1lS9 GIRARD STREET,
Phil ADkL PHIA, Pa May n, 1858
VIII be sold 1T the United states Warehouse
Hanover street wharf, on WEDNESDAY, HEXE
9Th instant, at ga O'Clock a m, a quantity Of
stesds. Cauldrons, Decks, Tables, Gases Uhairs
Boilers, Stoves, stoyepipe, Ladders, Printing and
Iron. Old Rope. &c., &C
Any Information desired viii be furnished on ~.
plicstlon TO the undersigned.
Terns-Caeh at the time Of sale.
F.g. CHILLY,
Brevet Colonel and A. q. NJ,
myGtd Us Army
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NLKfXALuAbL1 UNlMPROyED PROPERTY
u IHE SOUTH SIDE OF i sTREEr, BIZ.
AUCTION; ....,ea - A
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell the wet
part Of Lot IS. in square IL. beginning at point
feet ga inches from the southeast corner of and
18th streets, thence south - feet thence west 2O
feet inches thence north SO feet thence % feet
inches. TO the place Of beginning. The LOT will be
sold with the Al the pure haser may
havs the privilege Of bayins, at such rate as the
foot alley by which the adjoining lot i bounded.
The Improvements on the lot for sale will be
Immediately removed by the owner. The advantage
OF party wallis either side Of this lot, and It's
superior locality. Offers a rare inducement for
parties In search Of Q handsome building site
Terms One third cash; balance in si 4 and twelve
months, with interest, secured BY deed Of trust.
All ronveyancine and revenue stamps at par
shssers cost. Sloo down at time Of sale. Title
fndisputable
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AUCTION SALES.
fHI0 AFTERNOON.


F c9orIR Z LAIIHtR, Asct,.n.-,,.
southve.te rner Of Peha svenue ana nth street.
Star Once building.
eHHhASESS 5Ifs skS O. yaSyssLE AMI E IN
SIhGkT AND MASSACHUSETTS AvENUg,
SAfITOL HILL, AT AUCTION
n tneeI .nd ~ virtae Of decree Of the suprene
o. tne ~ DI,ct Of Columbia. gsssed in equity
comp einants, sno Georea .. billiard ct al are De
aeienoants, the undersiGned trustee Win sell, ~
public snetion, 90 TUESDAY. the ss,h day Of
sss Lot. ,Ss q SeiSet % The preni
and nine, 60 IN Square numbered niue huadred
aud forty one. fe situated on the portbeast cor
ntr OF Last Capitol aud 9Th streets east ard be
weep yn and 10th streets east the north side of
inrec, ~ iour a., AID tive 49, Lot No. being
~ We soufhveef corner OF Massachusetts avenue
spa pth street eaet all being in square numbered
II. sboVs as ssa 1ssi 8,
ssp.ay ,impIo'ine location, where property is
The terms Of sale. as prescribed By the decree.
are Ne follows One third OF the purchase money
TO be paid IN cash and the bal ance in two eau a In
stalmen In sfx aid twelve months. the deferred
payments 10 bear interest from the DAY Of sale and
TO be secured by the notes Of the purchaser or pur
ebssers, endorsed TO the sa;is action OF the trrs-
tee; or one third OF the purchase money in oash
and the balspce On the ratification Of the sale by
the corn, 1T the option of the purchase
he title to the opertv to be retained until the
rn1s o, the purchase money 10 paid and the sale
An convey ancing and revenue stamps n the cost
OF the purchaser or purchasers.
s"deposii on eeeh lot a. time Of sale
my lSeo COOPER LATIMHR, Aucts.
RY CoOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers,
II Late clerks with Jas G. Mct,uira -
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THE EVENING STAR

IsTERKsTIse TO TsA-DRisxrss-U zoe
pour a lew drops Of stroag tea On . piece @
uon-s knife blade. In On stance-Jhe tsnns,e
o. iron is formed. which Is black 1fyou mig
with iron Filings o. pulyerizeo iron. zoe
msy msk- u q fair ticle Of ink. IL you mtn
u with frrsh human blood. az forms. VITA ths
t6e iroo of the blood. TIE tSnnsnts Of froa-
NOW when we remember that the tqeiA
which enter the stomach are rapidly sbsore-d
% the veins and sbsorbents Of the mach.
sna enter into the circulation. aud are throws
out OF the system by tue skin. respiration. and
the kidneys, ~ is probable thata drink 60 con-
mon ~ tea and 20 abundsntly used. will have
soine e1eot Gan 1t Be possible that tanuin ia
uoouoeo WIN 80 much warm liquor, profue-
ing preparation, will have no more effect mp q
the SKIM LOOK NJ the g a-drinkers OF Russia
the Chinese. and the old women o. Am-rrca
drinking strong teas-are they not dsrk-csi-
ored and leather-skianedf When youne thsg
Wore Of fair oomplexion.-Tferalds Of HeasA
- The Kelly North American Gtft Oopc>rv
was before the New York Courts on Wedne.-
day. One Ellis Elias, claiming TO have IN vest
ed $500 in the enterprise. applied for an in
junction restraining Kelley from continuing
the occupation, he having, according 70 ths
certificate, appropriated Mr.. Eliss' mnnoy 70
his own individual use. Numerous letters
from dupes Of the concern were read. and
Judge Brady decided the enterprise 20 h an
unmiugated swindle and ordered a perpetual
injunction restraining the firm from receiving
restrain the publication OF EelI>y's weeiig. an
as he believed, 10 be m the interest of the con-
Germ.
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q Articl:: & xiNd PLACE. corner vsrnos
a0lS B. n. r. KING son.
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AUCTION SALES

lY COOPER L aTiMER. Anctiopee,r.
- Late clerks with Jas q. Mcclure Co 4
Southwest corner Penea. avenue and 18th street.
Star UfHos Building.
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SALE OF ARMY oL0THIsG AND EQUIf.

OFFICK Ass'I QUARTER MASTER q. @. Anvil
1,139 GIRARD STREET,
PHILADEPHIA, May n, 1865 \
Will be sold 81 the echuylkfn Arsenal Gray,s
Ferry Road: on THURsDAv NEXT, 18th instant,
n 10 O'Clock a. m, quantity Of Army Clothing
and BQuipage, rated unservicsable for issue -
troops.
Will also be sold ~ the sane time rs Ooo, ave-
thousand pairs machine seved bootees. Tsixes 4
Also. large quantity Of old rope, paper, cotton
and woollen cuttings. old packing boxes. &C.
Catalogues OF the property to Be sold can be oh
tanned at the Office on and after Menday, a5th in
slant. and any additions al information desired WIN
be furnished on application to the undersiRusd
Terms; Cash at time Of sale.
IL CHILLY,
Brevet Colonel ana A. q M
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The attention OF Wholesale and retail dsslsrs a
called 70 orr largs stock Of No. I Bay and Shore
Ma CKEREL IN kitts which We are selling Ct
''~''' eastern '0D''n 4. 4. bRows : Co,
Agents. for Hawieyi Mushroom Orackers, New
York cider and Cider yinegAr. :. mM-u
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- and IF -. in the State Of -,
-. foI supplies a. above described be ace pted
be or they VIII within ten day after the receipt Of
fh~ contract 1T he Post once named. execute the
G ntra act for the same, with good and sum Gent
sUretles, and In case the said - shall fail TO en-
ter into contract aforesaid guarantee TO make
good the difference between the offer Of the said
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctiopeera
ID Late Clerks with J. @. McGuire 4 Col
South west corner Pa. avenue and 18th street
tStar Once BuildingD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-22

AvIBLOS GARDEN.
TRIUMPHANT sUCCBsS.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ~, 1853.
NEW FAIRY SPECTACULAR ExTRAyAaANzA,
IN prologue and four acts BY James Mortimer entitled
THE WHIIs FAWN
PARfsfRNNR BALLET TROUPE.
Tho piece produced with everything and After pro-
paration of many months Of . coat OF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARe
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY COSTUMES AND APPOINT
NENTS, INCREASED ORCHESTRA, AND
FULL CHORUS.
The CAST, among others, will embrace the names OF
Nessrs. Mark Smith, yning Bowers. E. B. Holmes, Her
Misses Fanny stocE,cn Mena Montasu Mary Wells lucy
Egerton, Lizzie Wmors J. Dc Lacy Kate Palmer Coson,
THE GRAND BALLET
sustained BY Niles Marie Bonfanti Louise Billion, A..
sohlke, NJ. Van Hamme, &c.
Ta IL RINSpooM OF 'BlRkiI:iis, GRAND BALLET.
BUILDING OF THE DARK TOWER
ACT 1.-THE YELLOW EMPIRE
THE BAILET or FIRE FLIES.
ACT 2-THE K!NgDQM OF FISHES, BALLET, &c.
AN lNTHRAIssloN.
BRIGHT REALMS OF THE DRAGON FLY.
MARSTON.
AN ENCHANTING SCENE OF GORGEOUS sPLENDOR,
uNAPPROACHABLE
IN EXQUISITk BEAUTY AND FASCINATION.
GRAND MATINEEE EVERY
SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK.
Beats secured SIX DAYS n advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-22
INTERNAL REVENUE mArrlS.

Blu, n,us OF interest trsnspirsd ~ neadqusrsers zee
tsrday.
rns removals Of whisksy from bonded warehouses
IN this Metropolitan District for the month Of December
we're a. fellows,-
D,, 6oJlous De Caiiona
i-Nans J-ll,l5T Al 100.
oLNons s-ls6o3 10 100
S-None, - Sot loiW
A. sic Ie,100. O-Nono.
g. e6l 50 100. W-eo,oso w lvO.
"A 27o IA. 100 AN User 81 100.
Mstus grand total Of rs 324 56.1o0 gallons, upon
which ths revenue sxs2 per salon--psid before 70
movai, amoun,s to elb0,6&0
Inspector whitney Frank seized yesterday, By order
OF the Mctropotaa Board twenty i've barrels OF spris
81 the stsre Of John McNamss 4 Co., No. 81 Cedar
street. The seizure turned for prosecution.
rumor current yesterday that Colecor Bailey,
Of the Fourth district, had seized hs rectyng estsb.
ishmsnts Of two prominent nrms In his siy. Invests
CATION proved however, that the report vas withoN
foundation. Collector Bailey 10 nov In wsshnstoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-22
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY. JANUARY q 1863
AMUsEMnNTs.

THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
circulation or any afternoon paper In the city u is
therefore the most desirable medium for advertisers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-22

E'RENCH THEATRE
IL II. l.. Bateman. .......,......Les Lessee and Director
THE RETURN
JOYOUS GREETING BY THE PUBLICi
ano inc admirers OF Ofenbach's chef dnuvre of the
GRAND DuCHEsa OF GERoLsFEIN.
THIS SWEDNEspAY) EVENING, JAN, ~,
the ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND NIGHT
AND LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
THE FAREWELL MATINEE
-. AT IL O'CLOCK on SATURDAY,
DeinQ positively the last performance the evening the
opera company take their departure for Washington
49,, MILE. TOSTEE
AND ALL THE ORIGINAL ARTISTS will appear.
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. IS
La MARIEE DU MARDIGRAS and
LES PENNIES QUI PLEURENT.
seats secured for performance, including MATINEE,
al me theatre Schifmcrs 70 and CochranA 693 Broad
way.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

a' Chat part of thc road wa'ycry dangerous, and we.i calculated for harbor for thc savage mur- ducr'. If the citizens living on the various trails and roads in the county would follow the example or thc Granite creek farmers and clear 'hs brush from each eide of the trail. and roads, the rcl..ains would not be the terror thcy now are.
 IHoV Nf8 NtNco.-Su sunday evening last. ten men and two wagons arrived in Prescott. from New Mexico. ri1 the 5jth parallel or Whipp'c route. The wagons were loaded with flour, which cold here for SIS per cwt. gold.
 FELLOW CirzEss COP YAyArAt.-Your Ears for moment Not for thc purpose of cutting them od, but to yell into them Che fact that F.. J. Cook Adobe Store Is now filled with choice groceries and provisions, fashionable clothing, nice ladies' goods glassware crockcry and everything that can possibly ha required 10 meet your wants, and Che beauty Of Che thing i4, he ayers lNlr Cook never -wcr- h.- salesman, Geo. Reed attends to that part Of the hu.mc-sl, that be Is determined Co sell goods cheaper than any other trader in Prescott Cllat tAc Adobe. scc how neatly things are arranged by Mir. Reed, examine his goods, and our word for it you cannot re-ist Che tcnpta- uon of buying something from him Inc Is such auice pleasing Eanteman and polite to ladies and gentlemen. sclg.f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

IN THE DISTRICT CoURT-Third District. | County rf lavuTai lrrrtnry of Arizona
 Mn ' nanllne rlalni,t ri ,. q Fen. z al defts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14
NOTICE.

c ApAr ArEGUt HAVING PURCHASED TIE III. entire interest ol J. M. CAsrNAnA n ih' hf'a z" r t.f.ts,45 Ts paz tc Ca-rarmcrship her.i9i"f 'A f.t.9l hs. been desolyed hy mutual consent x" gIi
 ,a1 q, ,t thc lats firm lce in Zoe hands oI I' A. Alal@ies"' "''' G A. APALATEGlL same j af CAsTINADA.
 B The bus.ossa v.l bs continued o{ ,as TrnsT n' tla old slArA s-. "' @''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

THE ELECTION -Ner, iu1il may bring us some uces iu relation to the Presidential election, and we forhear ri-Nu- reputation by guessing who ]. now elected to di the position Of Chief Ma-is- trttr for the uest foif yc5fs Late retHfn, from jle -.a,. ua, have hl.l elections for State oli- car- arc more favorable Co the Democrats tl.an those arst received as al,l la seen F., tho follow. u- dispatch from s.mucl J. Tuaen. ol New York, Co Senator Eugene ta--arIy. of San Francisco.
 Nrw Ioas. O.f.--d leG-. IiuN. FuCE>E CA-sEHLY: :- Democracy pressing ihr e1nf--t yuo4r Ee token thc stump, and ia received everywhere with wii1a-t enthusiasm No change .u t.. i..tr' far moment
 k1g.cl m.. ..ortt iu Mdaat r.aueel from lfpo3 Co -11 Faaa. ?. .s.lI., aa l.lrvF tau tA9u and Radical, h} organized .fald-. eolouizu-. whole .ai0 rrIaa.HZ German and Ir.-H uatauiil.d voters. DA.., -.N,..u r.H.-a4l Radical, WIta eight ihyI. -ana u"-ro. voting 1HIu-t iaH. Eight loHefe-. men gained. sure Sew York -af. for SegmoIr.
 SAMUEL ,. TiLDES
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14
W0RMSER & CO.,, Wholesale and Retail Merchants.

LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona,
 .-.- DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions. Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Liquors. Crockery Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc, (tALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD N pioneer friends and ihc public generally % their new and splendid assortment of goods re- gently p1rcha-cd by one of the firm, 10 San Fran ci-co. and nov on hand at their stores in La Paz and Prescott.
 Give us @ caT and gee for yourselves We arc l0t selling for funous prices our motto Is and las been <" Live and Let Live
 Oar -.ces iu La Paz is acknowledged Y a!l who have reca and examined it. tO be
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment of goods ever brought Co that place. Merchants, farmers. miners and others, wishing to purchase goods. would do well Co give us a caH. before purchasing elsewhere
 WORMSER X co. myi6 La Paz and Prescott, Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE CO-PARTNERsliIP HERETOFORE EA- ..,s. tst,terr sht uader,trued ls f. dHy tis-lyed i, rott.t. sa.f Hraeefarth fie huirc-s 9lA oe car rsl s. uv H- 5ss D Maas1a fa Waeu a drt's aae iis t l. firm ara requested to prcsent thrra aretist-y
 JAS Q MONlNNA.
 NM g. DENAISDN. Prescott oc,ober & l-6-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

CotonAro.- -Galdnek's Rocky Mountain Ha,E which, by the way is df bf paper pub,i.hcd in the Rocky Mountains, says Of inc Ear.e Fair recently held in Denver
 ~Tbe third Annual Fair of the Colorado Arricultural Society, which closed here on Saturdav la.t. was glorious saccess, a"ht ereditaGla t1 Che Territory and those tha' I'' if up. The attendance ou t-c last day was immense
 Ah,rt seven mile. Of the railroad between Denver and Golden City, are now graded, OF ,ll tbat has been prepared for the worNmen bv inc engineer, except a short distance in the canyon
 FxlAnGrp.-Thc Salt Lake Daily HfIa7'i>f a Gentle paper, ha. been changed from an evening to a morning paper. II has also been
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14
rx DISTRICT coURr-rHIRD DISTRICT,

IN DISTRICT COURT-THIBD DISTRICT, | Cslut, ef Aarara. Territory cd Ag.1ana
 john TaiiYia. ri-s.ga fs. j. c. Fen rt n dsfcadan'
 LIEN NOTICE.
 All rerors holding claiming Nels ''r wurk ial0f or ,iris done performed furnished, iH ihe trcfiaa hl reconstruction of certain twenty stamp quartz nili s4'A and located Turkey Iref k county ui s'aial aa .-- f Ar,.ra about twenty five miles irom Prescott md known a. tae Irilly Burup MIL Wi'h Enc "tHf ,tIdpes taget-pT vith the lands usn which tle sa'le oo gU sides thereof .-tha is to say,A plat oue-Af ii Q square having .nld wA iu sao oeui'fi al-' ii' ~Af' bildngs connected herewith an hereby N'lag- 70 N t,,-. t,fr N.,. tsr ad'ldcaslon before One l0sQmne Jldee of s District Court n and mr AavaIal f1ni2 "' Caplsrs 8. prescoti on Thursday, Novensst 4s ieb' ai ocl1fk 2. M
 By orlcT cf tas Coas'- ,,. ,,-r,,s r,.-, Pfss,oa Scvemhe 2, Ssea
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14
Administrators Notice.

Estate or ROBERT SMITH Deceased NOTICE 3. hereby given. ly thc undersigned, N tdrs.rIs--Htr uf f1f ats sass-i ests'r ta the --s t-s at afd a q~r.ans iss ar of aFsbsi sais dr srasH ta f1r.hf tss sl-a. r ts aaasse.i lf l- f.r -.s 4-.s- Ia atf ssretr af Eara5aa Territory ~ Ar sa.a a1tHa tariyr uasas falr iis frsl fuairao u' t.......s..e GEUEGE DERRY
 st-s a.s.-a-rr.
 Rv JOHN HOW YARD Attarury. Presoatt Or,a5er 2i l-Is.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14
Administrators Notice. Es.ate Of T. DWELL Dcccascd

l-a-sth5 Ai A V +N A@--A-@ -~4lsri-t-ti-s-- NOTICE i- hereby rir.u hy ih0 unteri-nod, ' Atar. arr-.r nt ftr a.-ee H.rari t..aa tl tie agaI.tasa er seG sl r.a.s isssrr fl.-ar ng-s' sad sar.sI te rfa.l.t fa- tane 1ar la1rre -t.t % ts a-. r MIstrr..lrs raaHfFHt fafsrss Irrr t.rg af A-aa a...a twelve an'ts 'r ta- tr-' Ts'. raaa- ai -t.t -.... E. g. ItN kU Ada.r .s+sl11r.
 Ey JOHN HOWARD Attorney. N1.tartsl-- We'.'er 1l l--
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14
LIEN NOTICE.

Af3 V-7=aHT holding er claiming leHs fr Wot labor CT nririils isss r.. a5i.,,t tr!shcf n iAr -Feeh.H' md construction 0f certain twenty stamp quartz mili R sa.ed u te c5usfv of Navupe about i1en! h'e nlles Ssim Prescott on stream krHn as Turkey treek anA ksa,sn a the Ruilv ipuaan Mil with the oihet build r-s together yrh tpc lands upon which the same arc eretei and r o1lIarter af milo by0nd the .id uili con an sides ther.0fi ar s u say plat d one n' mr hilducs connected thfrrwfh also the mine ApnNn as the uif Iiuera Mine mo hereby notified 70 appear and xhlst th. l.as adjudication tfrc The HonorA be Iudu of rho Dntrct Court iu aud for ANspa cpluty at Ch.iaber. at prtscoy,. Thursday November lst l-6- at ocif-ck p N.
 By order oi tas Court ,, ,,.,.,,s c,--. Fseston E:vtzbes 7 is6e. apyW
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

FEov WIcgEBrae.--tmm Mr. George Coulter. wh5 arrived nerc with the mali from Wirkenaurr, Tue Jay night last, we learn that oa the evening f Taa-day November .. a band of Indians jumped a herd Of about loo head af cattle. horses and mules, belong ing Co tbe yuue Nia.n, Company and aeeaeled u driving off % the mountains ai.1ur forty head. taa remainder having broke away from them.
 On tae afternoon of San1ay last, MT. smith. worou.ma.tor for Hayden & Hickman, va. wounded ty an Indian, within cueAaii mile oC the yulue mine
 Both the mii. were uuuin-. and it vas the general impression that tAc rock was paying well.
 Mir James Grant. mail contractor on thc La Pa- and Prescott route, hsd gone Co Gale f1rnis. iar tAc purPsae oi buying new stock Hc intend. tl ao a.s utmost iO have the mall carried regularly, uo matter how much "pr-e 'he Indians may reaame.
 J. W. Swi#us aud others from PhuniE, Salt River were iu WiekeHbu-s when tle mat ielt.
 Los Assrlrs Ireas-T Tue.day ui-lt's mail brought u. Glc- af thc La, Angeles papers Co rac al.t u,t.. and from them gre learn the 'g!- lowing
 We understand that Gen. Ord is expected at Drum Barracks, Go arrive by Che steamer ! Of 1a1a. which win he duo au Monday raE,
 There i.a body ol rerruits numbering i'l men. u1v awaiting ''sa.e...fe er.ar- '"r Az l1as They .re under tac command oi Gap taia Naa.tau, E'-a.h Cavalry, and ar- Co %. detailed for service 0itA tAe --3 and l4t. Infantry
 Recently. under command of Co.. oanforl . ahaat an equal uumbar ol recruits marehc - Cor Arizona, tJ aU up tuc companies weaken b ed by expiration oi term oi sg1lce.
 There !. not cs.e eol sma.l paX at the miil , tarr bs.rital at Drum Barfa.As. There Wa Ugt one a.e and he was a. once so tratc and i-5latti. as Co prevent the spreai Of th ' r1u.s.ian. The patient ha- recovered an joined ,he rank, and will march w.ta tA i other recruits Gir Ag.zana nezt 1eek
 The vote ru thi- precinct wi.i he very lafg lover i30l names heinz on the li.t.
 The Nr5t of the 3lta says On Ncine
 dav Inst. the roof of the United States li tel wss discovered tohe on fire. having caug! l. from defective Hue, but having made bt ! little progress was instantly subduod.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-22
AN ACT
Carson, July 25, 1868.

To provide for the Registration of the Names of
Elect, r., AMI f,r the ascertainment, by proper
proofs Of the Persons ~ho shall be entitled to
the Right Of Suffrage.
The Pc, llp Of the State Of Nevada. represented
in Senate and Assembly. do enact : follows:
SsCrIoN The Justices Of the Peace of the
several counties of the State shall constitute and
act Registry Agents the election precint- OF
III tiicis hich within their respective town
ships and such, their duties shal! be pro
vid, in this Act.
Sec , Immediately upon the appro al Of this
Act. the respective Boards Of Registration o the
st veral counties of the state shall deliver over,
cause to be delivered, to the sevtIal Resi Try
Agens Of their counties as provided for in this
Act. the respective registers, and all other regis
tration books, belonging to, or heretofore pre-
pared for. the election precincts or districts which
are within their respective townships prortded,
that the book containing the oath. heretofore
ST. b c"ibed, shall he filed and preserved in the
County Clerk office: and, hereafter said Boards
OF Registration shall be discharged from the per
Torrance OF any duty relating 10 the registration
OF tie names of ell, ctoTs.
Sec. The County Commissioners Of the res
pective counties of the State shall prov ide fUr
TIL Registry Agents Of their county. when and
where needed. all proper and necessary books 10
carry out the provisions Of this Act. tog' ther with
bt registers tone for each election pr-cnt or dis
trctj prepared that each shall contain separ-
ate list OF persons, entitled 10 vote, residing In
each election PreClnt or district, ALPHABET calIy
arranged, accerdin. to their respective surnames,
and TO show. in Sc, arate columns the name at
full ZENITH. the age, the country of their birth,
tie occupation and plac- OF residence, together
with the number and date of registry. All OK
l.enses incur ell in executing the provisions Of
this Act including the publication Of the regst Y |
lists shall be audi ed. all wed rnd paid out Of
the county funds Of the several counties mourning
the same, other county cha gs-.
Sec 4 The registers may be in the following |
form, or in such other form I" mst conven-
iently and econom cally carry cut the provisions
and in entinn of this Act-to. wit