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- est and comprehensive works of the kind yet
published Scale twelve iles to the inch Size of the
Map, five feet by four feet The topography Of country
ielineated infinitely than before attained. Ds
IN obtained from United States Hydrogrsphic and Land
Surveys State Geological Surveys and every other source
aitanahle.
Upon this map all Geological divisions both natural and
artificial have been fully noted. The base lines
and merdsns established by the United States
the several land districts and county lines with boundaries
of the latter corrected date together with tow nshp
lines showing those suhdvided into sections all
rately laid down.
The late eElargements Of Nevada made by Congress- ad
ding that State portions of Utah and Arizona have been
fully Indicated All important trails and roads,
the for railroads. built and projected of the
leading districts the heights of the principal mountains
and mountain passes of Indian reservations
military posts and old Spanish Missions many of the
more noted mineral and thermal springs alksl fats salt
beds tule lands aud other features peculiar to the top
grsphy ofthe countries described have all found place
this Map, being laid down with the utmost practicable
precision.
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WARREN HOLT.
(Paeine Schoel lnstitute,)
arryASm Ill, KeSrny street, San Francisco.
MNTNE HRA\DlHS AND WINES For sale hy
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SHERIFF,s sAuE.-By yJR

e&HEKhFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN EN-
~ ecuon issued ont of the Fifth Judicial District Court
for the county of Tuoumne State of California the
tion of H. p BARBER against WILLIAM N. HARRIS
and ALLEN NOLIVER-iuly attested the tenth June
A. 1862 for the of Six Hundred and Thirty dollars
damages and Two 35l00 dollars COSTS together with
cruing COSTS all payable in U. s. Gold Coin have seized
and taken in execution the following described property
to- wit:
All tho right title and interest of William N Harris
and Allen Oliver either of them, in and all
lowing described property towt: That certain quartz
mne lead or lode, situated in the couaty of Tuoumne
State OF California Whiskey IIilr about mile
from jamestown, in westerly direction, and bounded
and desaribed follows wit On the southeast by the
Trio claim the northwest by the Williams claim aid
formerly known the Harris claim.
That certain Ten Stamp Quartz MIL situated in
county and State near Whisky TIl and about milo
westerly fro jamestown, and on, near, the quartz
claim aforesaid, and being the mill built by the said
Oliver and Harris for the purpose of milling
said claim together with the ground upon which the said
mill stands and convenient space about the said MILL
for the convenient use and occupation thereof.
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March. sSm
, 1869-04-27

Maas Meeting nj unrinn-Action OF
xhc Governor In Declaring Martial
Lnw ArProFed-BFief Report OF
Speeches.

Uaas Meeting nj unrinn-Action OF
xhc Governor In Declaring MnFtinl
Lnw ArproFesl-BFief Report OF
Speeches.
Correspondence u Tx chinaqo TRIBUNE.
MARIAN, cK11fEspK$ Co, Ark,l
April g. 1863. !
AsaneAriy hour on Saturday morning. the 18th
Inst, the Little town Of Marian presented IN AMI
mated appearnnce-loyal citizens conGtegat1ng
and gsthe1tng frum All parts OF the country for
the purpose OF holding ratification meeting re-
g1+dinE the action Of The Governor IN declaring
martial Ian tn this ~ well as other counties In
our Sta,e. And this action and gathering was tn
deed significant, aud will long be remembered ~
the thoughtful participants therein, - showing
that NJ no ume in tbs hlstory Of fhls county and
city vas ever similar OK larger gathering,
where 80 full q sense Of freedom prevailed aud
where the patriotic feeling and conscious dignity
Of one and Ill tended to repsess any scene Of
1arlesness This state Of feeling aud seuse Of
security Is no doubt due wholly to the recent
stringent ac:lou b. the military authorities and
tho expressed determination Of the ttvf, that
nepoeforth IN Cr.ttenden County "law muat b
paramount" We dcplored the necessity that
brought martial Law, but IN no county
IN thls State, wnere II was In force, Was
tnere more rigid sud eren-aaaded justice
Given and e1acted-wnst Is tho result: The des~
reradocs thieves and rnu1derees. that always md
nu abiding place In 1J-zesulated communities,
have Ieft for mora congenIal hahltations-and VIZ
feel that IN incubus has been stricken trom U.s.
and that the recent crucial test, though q scycfe
one, LEFT pur1ncaslon % result
Atsoeloek p N. tie Court. House and space In
rropt was denselY crowded With an eager and ex-
pectant people, vhen+ on motion Of Captain A. !.
Bayre4, TIE Hon T. I. Doughessy, County Judge,
WAS called to tnc Chair. On motion Of Colonel E
n. Istn, c. n Wnsoa Has unanimously chosen ~
Secretary, whsrsupon Judge Dougheny. in fev
bste9 md we113tued 7euAftI, seated the object Of
INC meeting, and Introduced the Hon. s. q. Bar
fer, who arnse and said tnst on this day ne would
sooner ba I ustanAr than talfefi that he Naa
Rrad1ad 70 ind 40 larEe N assembly, And douoty
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can have any vitality. "This," as Mr..
Lincoln said TO the Southern n9omrrissioners,
is our common country" General Grant
Is our Chief Magistrate, His services have
heen too great, his principles are too high,
nus responsibilities are too vast, to be
d"n1fed and jeopardized for the want of a
little PLAIN unvarnished truth. II any
apology Is required from Us, wu have moth
Ing better to offer than this: that We arc
Sincerely attached to our President,
and TO the principles upon which he was
elected, and VIC cannot permit the useful
ness OF the one or the success Of the other
to be put in peril hy series Of petty mis-
takes, so eaGly repaired, if we have my
POWER to avert the catastrophe
, 1869-04-27

htQ, aged aoous % 5ear1, committed suicide On
Ihutsday' U hanging. The cause Is unknown.
de lcH properly 70 the amount Of 81, 900.
1ae - tIosse 1tmoe7ut SAYS that few d&IH
a'nce, 70 fAHon, telegraph operator, jumped
tweiSe leet Elk inches 1t one standing jump, and
nj. Hfke' OF INC e1pfeaB oflcc, Jumped twelve
ieet I'VE tncaeas 1hs 1s the best jumping eser
done ne1c, except ososF "lss!ngers jumping Of
1sa' "nen ne 1eEeaseoly Jumped thirteen feel, and
once on wager jumped thirteen feet and one
1nGn- ,-,,, ....-....,.
Inc hlooufn eis A'r7or says there we're ship"
pea !lot4 'hu oelo'. iass week, 60 bales OF ncpf,
MaAne ID aa! sh'fpeu tns tcaaon, 1885 oa3cfs
1"eEt ~ ueA "otc .u1u s'"" or ao" oales re.
mahlne ~ lug lesou .uh1 so.ps At mat depot; anu
tNose As p,oo, - ,ne Aauos " s1o"els
IN" 1Ae "''| !" Ao' fs h1oJ stns oe ao'1
'Aeae' W HttoaA' ~ 3~A'*s'" oo5e1s, as hooot
sens pe' i"enu
Iu"nu Asos n.a 80 ~ "u' ~ ~ Low coInaeo,
W e1le AeeFns' ~ w s"a - sA"eeou' 4Aes
na,e .1.en't Iu..ssu s'pns ~ Lassa't!s
Mlu ~ asonua9 W 1890. .tl,r luensel'.s
,..f ~ ~. aau ~
eoss saa "sus ..a.o tao m"oas ~ . ssaG
=. u1, 49,. 49,. t,s" 80, - ss'oeNs -
sne'1 4'tsu0A' sa' lug - NAs ios suo's
, 1869-04-27
TUE .SORTIiWEST,
wv F-u3F-

Rhuharb Is raisei BY the acTc on the Rcntchler
far1n, few niles east Of Beueslle. 1t is sh,pped
daily TO St Louis
Colonel John E Gurley died on the 81 instant,
in san,wtch, agcd % years. lie served faithfully
during the var.
The Rockford Register Of the 94th Eays: "We
learn that On Tuesday last COW weighing 1,a.4
pounds, owned by MIR. James Hughston, was sold
TO Mr. .. r. Bingham, aud shipped to Chicago.
Can nny ODE beat Ibis -
In Highland Madison Couuty, on the 18th, Al
her. so1gcr, aged II, Was killed while riding on q
hand-car, hJ being struck on the head by the nan-
die OF The crank.
oria County, killed ntnc young wolves On Thursday
last Since the LIST Of January last, twenty-five
wn1sesr Old and roanE, haze been Killed In
Peorss County. and bounties to the amount Of $40
paid toS theiz scalpa
IOWA
The people OF Fages,e County hare determined
to crcc. monument to their deceased soldiers.
Al the recent sales Of ordnance stores At Rock
Island, John Howe Of Davenport. bought $1,000
pounds Of Cnitel States Army belt buckles made
Of brass and solder. These buckles average about
s1 TO The pound, or enough to equip an army Of
1900 men. They probably cost the government
fifteen cents apiece, or the FUN Of sa1, 500, The
price raid by M. Rove for the whole lot ras
sbout s,0e0.
A young man near Council HlnCa, the other day,
undertook 10 blow some kind Of medicine into the
aye Of horse. To do this he used q slender tin
tube about three feet long. The norse threw up
his head struck the tin tube and drove It under
the young man 8 tongue. and Into bis ~lndpipe.
II Is feared that the injuries are fatal
Mrs. lveguod committed suicide II Iowa cit5,
few days ago, By taking poison She had been
iearfusiy wrought up" at revival meeting, and
heard the preacher epeaI OF backsifdlng as an IN
pArdonahe SIN. She feAtcd shc wonld fall from
grace and therefore took her life before she should
be tempted to do Ro,
On the 1'tt, the body Of an Infant was found tn
CT el neas Nopkinton, Delaware County. The
knl was crushed, and there uas stab in <ac
, heatt.
INDIANA.
Cfher Wilkinson was bitten by dog, at Tcrfe
Hsuse. He applied q " maidstone, which nrzuly
adhered for eight hours, and, On being taken on,
spoonful Of poison MS extracted"
The Wabash Hyer, at Atttca, rpae twelve feet
In twelve houss, one daJ last week, h.
! The 1adies Of LhganaIIEt have been visiting the
rasioua saloons In that city. tmpostunln9 the pro
! uctu1a to discontinue the tIAcln
| Al the sass term Of tbs Clay County Court mar.
! r1ed couple residing IN Brazil wefo divorced The
j wife, reauuing her maiden 1ame, went TO Tc1e
! uauto to reside with sister. The husband soon
/ alter followed, old courtshIp was renewed, past
| differences were Forgotten and forgiven, and
smouE the a&t ot ua1rtage ltcepses published On
the 18th their nasnes appeared:
4 drunken man, nasfAd Arnold rekidInE In Ohio
County, recently cut OF bis left hand while trytuH
TO decspltste chicken
I M1aooIEm.
Wuli&m Thompson, d wellto- Do farmer OF vi,
, 1869-04-27

conscienceless travellers habituAlly pass
these worthless pieces Of paper to the il gno-
rant nntives as money, in exchange for val
uable articles, often receiving change in
good currency. We are assured of
ono instance in which o. Now
Me1can sold a horse to tn
lt'nerant scamp for forty dollars, receiving
IN payment the "greenback" circular Of
Denver commercial house, and giving a
good ten-dollar note in change. When the
frnud WAS discovered, its perpetzatoz vas
beyoud the reach Of justice, In another
case, party Of soldiers purchased fifty dol
lars worth Of vino from O ranchero, and
p,ia him with Mustang Liniment :"
note. Instances might be multi
piled, wherein native Now Ned-
cans and Arizonians hive been swim
died cut Of property worth from one to
twenty dollars, according to the apparent
denomination Of the 1'bill" presented to
them. It is only the other day that ipitation
bills Of thus sort were openly advertised in
o New York paper as hardly to be distin-
g,lished from greenback bank bill, and
peculiarly calculated for use ut the South.
But even when innocently intended these
limitations ore only little less harmful than
actual counterfaits, the uttere1s of which
are amennble in heavy penalties to the law.
This subject is one which demands the
early attention Of Congress ut its next ses-
sion. The class injured by the limitations
referred to is not O laEge one, but it is the
one least able to bear the losses sustained
through the lanty Of the laws in this respect.
1t deserves protection Us much as the more
intelligent and wealthier classes. And the
currency needs protection from limitations
which degrade it in tho eyes Of any consia-
cradle portion Of tho community. The
hardship to the merchant or manufacturer
Of patent medicines, who desires to adver-
tise his wares in such mode, is nothing
in comparison with the wrong thus done to
persons whose Ignorance makes them tie
dupes Of scoundrels.
, 1869-04-27

10 tn Observe .he order sud decorua manifested
Throughout the day, and trnsted tnat the acton
saa Tona 81 oh1sa e 4 t6s
the scenes ID tha lass Elk months contzasted
{as ats g society ,n's ner perod soa sa en sae
ience 1 and oleodaasd were comm u 4 powesful
w. feta se s1a liz p poa9.s a9se
aud fts leaders Using the more desperate and law
less OF itx ranks as scapegoats to FEeaf gengence
1 Bui toiaS TO @ be he thanSed God that in tna county
that organization Of midnight naEaadeEs ID broken
up: That We had civil officers Who intended that
prrssion .. rhis audience, to-day, that sense OF
curly that our noble President has said shonld
bc granted to ever{ American citizen on American
Rni He spoke Ut length Of the vital interests at
stafe regarding good and m efncient school sys-
lem. aud hoped be should 1--we to sec the time when
ne s Ct y %sn %Isss essi,sa sdd y
iutelllgence lit the name Of Arkansas, nor by
word ot rcproach among the nations 10 the posi-
on i Is saeq 70 b ~ sen s s,9o and
cTcat Northwest The above Is but q short BRIEF
of the eloquent Speakers address. He Was lis
tened to astenttyely and vociterousiJ applanded
Captain Haynes was next called upon, and
mshe d fe1 happy 1emai1s aud 10 the polns, IN
through, Judge DougheEty, on motion, appointed
G. u. Wilson, s swepstou aud Luke Walker as q
committee to draft resolutions expressive Of the
reported the following, which, when read, were
unanimously adopted:
Ht,o'rei That heartily md cordially approxe anA
clayton, II his efforts Fe4to!s law md order n
ietrated State and TO rescue futu the hands ef vi-
ncsnn and timely Interpolation has been tho means Of
Placing our cunty, well ~ otner osuntirs In the
STATE In such poelton that feel exercise the
rresngative Of fseentn without apprehension Of atn.
idAtton: md furshermoIc, We believe that law sad
plueed under uAzttal sw without the I'D et the s,ae
Eusrs who upon their arrival In fhn certain localities
nfsiened ihe found rAphc and nutler In thu a.crnl
force the requirements Of JUSTICE
RtsaseR That desrt 10 r1fend to 13is Exct1tncy
our thankfnnets for the ceilings # security that are
low to enjoy Aud trust thAt ha IN the
fpii VI neAn raiee - head and that ID
this county the fente Of security aud the rigid enfutc
nlent Of law BY civil officers il generally tell
that reopc putting forth greater effort thSt
to raise from hnnnteoue soil competence that will h
snrvly thc1ss with industry aud strict and iMpartiA
adn!uisttAtou Of auaie- Trusting that God IN hi
iHtints M;tsda WILL 70 direct fous k1ccleucy thu
Re.oier That the carrctt thanks Of this commuutt,
aEc due the Hon, O. Barker. Senator from this dis
trte fer hH tcarrrs adyeacy OF right fs hia p!aee
The sfnate Chamber. md To- General UpbslD* Cloucl
Watson End NaH, EAEto HaynG1 anh other officers
who, with tie men Uf their cnn1lAn1e, at lufrr th
kit thrs h,net ard tl!r Gsssidcs> rcearets of tacT
fer and Of danger to aid in tho restoration u civ lar
hnd harmony,
| On molion Of Colonel Main, mud after ttre
cheers for Governor Claytou, the meeting al
| jonrneh. T. l. DoCGuEETY, Chairman.
! n
, 1869-04-27

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JOB printing and newspapers. sa97,ooa; Eax!a
White Lead COMPANY, white Lead and paints,
ou, tal,@s: EIxenhecfer, starSh, ssoa I'll; Feeh-
9meameE. Frenkel l. Co, clothing, Eaa8, Z: ~.
Snaa s5ssanNo2d Co, hardware ssso43s; u. Green
saaa4a1: n aslstesd i Eo, ioe printing ani
SnewSpapsss n - ~ so4; James I Haven I &C.,
nam ,ro1 az: si1es; ~ Hals Sae an9 aosk eem 9o
clothing. sa1a, ID Leon, Iasks { ca, clotnlng,
s5M -; 1 1ana "a ! 4odlsr portable 9i' and rs
sss0,s5l; Mitchell i hammelsberT. tIrnitufe,
4ssd,a29: Methodist DooS Concern, books aud
newspapers. ss!2 ~; J, /. seasonx ,od i Co,
clothing, S937.111; f. u. MILESTONE Z CO.. Uuscad
oil, Sses SIS; Wilson, HinIie Co., boots, S6ss, rs
, 1869-04-27
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
The Dayton 10y Ledger, In IN article attributed
10 vAlIBndigham. saJs:
stWe suggest the name Of the gifted orator and
glorious patriot General Thomas Ep1hQ. Jr. OF
Fairfield, a. The next Democratic aud anti-Iupe-
rial candidate for Governor Of Ohio"
The New York [odepehdtat publlshes IN extract
from private note BY Iii. Frederick Douglass to
Its editor, saying:
1.-THE u4ytIen AiuisershlpJ, OF my other: b1tit Is
equally true that have never declined 1t; and II
Is also true that l would have aecepted, had 1t
bceu offered"
Commenting on statement that "A Senator
says he was called out OF bed three times In one
night By ol1ce-seeEers In Washington" tho Madi-
son (W!sI Journal says:
IA Western Senator wrote home short time
After the Inauguration that he was ony anle to get
4four hours for sleep out Of tNenty-four,' and
that sdur4ag thai period ~ IA candidate for
' s;cpI' sat- % the bedside and watched nl0 as he
John r. Hale, under date Of March q, addressed
the following letter TO the Madrid correspondent
o1 the New York Tip<s:
"t,rdtna1ily should not take notice Of the In
QnItea winch yeu hive addressed to me concern
Spain urser suy privilege rs Ansttt of the tnltel
st1tes: but arprectattng your motives IN making
the inquiry, will Say tn you that have not I'M
ported half the amount 10 which an entitled ou-
hAre shown mo Us pretending to come from the
State Department. Know nothing 0l 1t: ana rs to
my goods imported In my name having been ex-
posed for sale In aLore In Madrid, eau only Say,
III we're 50 1t was without 11y Knowlelxc or
cent. ntn satisfied tha; The statement shown 10
you Is entirely FALSE
The Official vote Of Connecticut In the .atc cleo
tion lot Governor Is, BY counties, as follows:
, 1869-04-27

A royal dynasty has been overthrown in
Spain; but, III some respects, The slts,ation
there is not different now from what it was
in the days Of Isabella. A Madrid letter
says:
1.-THE President OF the cortcs rides In n gals
coach, -an Immense affair OF gill; AMI dccosa-
ttohs, md arms Of the ex-Qnccn, drawn by fur
splendid nnilnals Enlly c2I,aHsonfJ, and led by
four GrnoIns In full dress, with powdered wigs,
cnchcti hats and all that. The rcins arc Of silk;
TIC whip Is exrens!vcls mounted with gold
Repuhlicanisn evidently has very little
footholu among the Hidnlros.
, 1869-04-27

Mnhufa cturcrs' sn1cs In CtncinnnA.
Among tho rnnnu5acturcra' B2les II the FEST
District Of Ohio cpart OF C1netnnAtit for To ycaf
SsoN,poa: Burcefaret i Co, laei On, tS,a, $50
Cbatueld wooda, paper bags ts6o, ,0Sl; Ctnetn-
pau RAILWAY Iron Woft3 Company, Eo~rnlled Isll-