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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22
SPAIN.
Precautions 10 Prevent Threatened
InSuTrPctiOn.

Precautions TO Prevent Ihreatened
IusUFrPctIOn.
MADRID, July 2l.-There il much ex-
citement throughout Spain, and many ar
rests have been made at Nalladolid, Bar
ceIona and Cordova Several generals
and colonies are among the number. The
government authorities are taking great
precautions to prevent outbreaks.
The decree Of eKMinister of Justice
Uenerera has been Withdrawn.
The French government has ordered all
Spsni-h conspirators away from the from
tier
A sharp fight occurred at Ciendad Real
between the civic authorities and band
of insurgents presumed to be in the inter.
ed of Dan Carlos. Nine of the latter and
seyersl Of the former were wounded. The
insurgents were driven of and the leader
escaped,
A deep plot has been discovered here
for the aszsssination Of Scrrsnc, Prim anC
| RineTO,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22
AN EAST TENNESSEAN In CALI.
FORNIA.
The Trip Across the Plains.

The Fertile Lands of Missouri and the
Sterile Region Of the PIains-The
Central And Union Pacific Railroads
and their COnsfrUetiOn-AccOmmO-
datiOns Along the ROute-Salt Lake
City and the MOrmOns-The Magnif-
cent Scenery of the Sierra Nevada
Mountains In CaIifOrnia-Appear-
anee of San Francisco, etc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22
INCOME TAX. .
New Workers Smelling Out.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-A dispatch
says information at the internal Revenue
Bureau from New York to day is Of an en-
couraging character, 80 far as the collec-
ton of income tax is concerned. 1t ap-
pears that the assessors and collectors find
business of the year in this respect, which
they had supposed had been finished, as
active as ever, the number Of gentlemen
who find that they now have taxable in
comes, and who are desirous of paying in
cnme lax heinr cnnnted hY thousands.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22
FRENCH CABLE.
Contradict on Of a FIsby story.

WASHINGTON, July 2l'-The statement
that Secretary Fish hss given authority to
land the French cable at Duxbury, Mass,
is not correct. The Secretary does not
consider that he has power to give such
authority as it belongs exclusively TO Con-
gress. The Secretary simply expressed the
opinion that with the concessions which
the cable company proposes to make to the
United States Congress will probably not
make g nv ohiectiona
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22

The New York Star has these person.
ais on the New York press; "Mr. Ben.
nett is the tallest editor, Mr.. Dana the
lattest, Mr.. Greeley the slOuchiest, MIR.
Erastus Brooks the sOlemnest Mr.. Tllton
the shanks-marest, Mr.. Roosevelt. the pos
litest, Mr.. De Nyse the shortest, Mr.:
Van Buren, the reddest, Mr.. Oakley Hall
the wittiest, Mr. Winter the TOUGHEST,
Mrs Stanton the prettiest, Miss Anthony
the prettiest, Mrs. Shepperd the prettiest,
Elenora Kirke the prettiest, Nellie
Hutchinson the prettiest The Star is
quite impartial" Give US your own per-
| sonal, Mr.. Star.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22

SEVERE "A Yankee girl broke an en-.
gagement to marry because her intended
husband had habit Of sneezing in his
sleep.-Erchange.
Most ladies never find such things out
until too late, but Yankee girls are curl
Gus and experimental and generally
"Enow it all."-BOSSieT Banner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22

RETURN OF MISSIONARIES Rev. Ihos
S. Burnell and wife, formerly of North
ampton, Mass, who have been mission
aries in India for the last twenty-One
years, returned home to Northampton on
Friday. They were one hundred and
thirty-three days in going to India when
they first went out, and but thirty-eight
in returning, so great has been'the i'm
promement in travelling facilities within
the last two decades.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22
SING SING.
Last of the Attempted Revolt.

Last of the Attempted Revolt.
New YORK, July 2l.-The mutiny at
Sing Sing prison has bsen eiiectually
uueiled and about three hundred prison
crs who had been placed in close cOnhne-
rnent have beer released, and returned TO
work. The leaders intended the revolt 10
be universal, having for its object-a gen
eral clearing out of the prison at no mat
Tar hat sacrifice of life.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22

TO CLEAR Room OF MOsQUITOEs.-A
writer in a South Carolina paper says:
81 have tried the following, and find it
works like charm. Take of gum cam
phor piece about oneothird the size Of
an egg, and evapOrate it by placing it in
a tin vessel, holding it over a lamp or
candle, taking care that it does not ignite.
The smoke will soon fill the room, and
expel the mosquitoes. One night | was
terribly annoyed by them, when thought
of and tried the above, after which l
never saw or heard them. that night, and
next morning there was not one to be
found in the room, though the windows
had been left open all night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22
LEST or GOOD VENTILArION.

Gen NORM, having introduced a new
system of ventilation in large French
manufacturing establishment, reports to
the Academy, as evidence of the success
of his system, that the four hundred
operatives, during the months Of October,
November and December, consumed
$4,000 kilogrammes $4,000 pounds) of
bread. while in the same months in 1868.
the other conditions remaining the
same, but his new made of ventilation
having been introduced, the work peo-
pie needed 10000 kilogrammes, or an
increase of 1900 pounds of bread, to
appease their hunger. 1t is barely pos
sible that some of the operatives are not
far-sighted enough to appreciate the ad-
vantages of the change, as no mention is
made of corresponding increase in
wages
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22
ARKANSAS.

The UGcerIaIn Fate of Clarence Col
yer.
MEMPHIS, July 2l.-There are various
rumors a6oat in regard to the death of
Colyer, who shot Capt. Haynes, at Marion,
Arkansas, a few days since. 1t is said
that he was arrested by a party of negroes
and killed, while others state that he has
escaped from the State. All is quiet there
now.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22
LONG BRANCH.
American Court quality,

LoEe BRANCH, July 2l.-President
Grants movements to-day have been quite
reserved. This morning he remained at
the Stetson House, conversing with bis
friends and reading the morning papers.
This afternoon be drove out TO Shrewsbury
on visit TO his friends, stopping at the
centennial celebration of Christ Church.
He returned to his hotel about P. M.
Gen. Williams u. s. A. dined with the
President. Ex-Secretary Borie and Post
master General Creswell left this morning
for Washington. Tomorrow the Presi-
dent and family will make a short visit to
New York and return in the evening,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22
NEW JERSEY.

Extensive Exercise of the PardOning
Power.
NEW YORK, July 2l.-The New Jersey
Court of Pardon at its recent session par
doned forty convicts, four of whom are
murderers. The others are highwAymen,
burglars, and criminals of other grades
who were sCrVing out sentences from two to
twenty year,' imprisonment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22

DINNER AND TEA TRAITs.-You never
hear ole woman invite another out TO
dinner, any more than you ever hear one
man ask another to come and take tea
with him. No! it would seem that
woman's hearts melted and softened over
the tea cup, and that mems flew open TO
each other with the table cloth. Who is
there to explain it?. 1t takes several
knives and forks to dig into a mans
secret nature, whereas the simple key of
the tea caddy will unlock woman's
heart at any time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22
PHILADELPHIA.

Racing Yesterday ut Suffolk Park.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-The race TO-
day at Suffolk Park, between American
Girl and Goldsmith Maid, drew an una
usually large attendance. The race, which
was very exciting, was won by Maid in
three straight heats. Time, 2:22-2:2S-
,nD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22
VIRGINIA..
What the Official Returns show.

Wh0t the OHIcIaI HeIurhs bhOW'
RICHMOND, July 2l.-The official re-
turns show that the vote for Walker was
20 900 short Of the white registration, and
that for Welles $4,000 short Of the colored
registration. Objectionable clauses in the
constitution were defeated by 10000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22

The RESULT IN VRGNIA-The Peters,
burg Index of yesterday says: "The ofi>
cial returns of the Virginia election yes
terday, from &C counties, footed up as
follows: Walker, 1896, Wells, GO, 236;
majority S,65S. Registration in these
cOunties-white S9,34G, black 7S,846.
From the remaining &c counties Walker
has unofficially reported majorities in q,
amounting to 9,624, making his total ma>
iOrity lS,2S2."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22
MEMPHIS.
soiznre of a nisIiIIerN

MEMPHIS, July 2l.-Collector Patterson
yo.trrday seized Riggs' distillery, on the
iIorn L ,ke road near the city, for alleged
t,yrnue ffaui-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-22

WE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MOST
unquestiOnably. the LARGEST and FINEST
stock of Linen Clothing in Tennessee. Our
goods are the most perfect character in poi
of FABRIC. CUT. FIT, GENERAL MAX
UP And ELEGANT PROPORTION. These
process of shrinking before making up. and
beautifully laundrisd after they are made.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22

RApEcALTsx aSD Br-ssTFgxY.--A Radical poiit- teal preacher recently dslisesed . stump speech in hls pulpit in Boston, which was reported in the New York hsdepeHdsaf the chief point 10 which was to show that Jesus Christ was q negro. and that the time would speedily come wbee to have negro blood ia a mans veins would be re- gArded ss the highest earthly homer. He said;
 ~Our feelings of aversion will change to feel. ings Of regard. The complexion at which we now r-ofcss .e rrvols. ws shall leok es ~.th pleasure. We shall see Heien's beauty In the brow of Egypt We shall say: What a rich complexion s that hreSa skin Ii l. Italian. Gs-=k. T..susss-psrfecfF Our girls crinkie their hair aftsr the natural cnrlings Of their sisters locks. This k one of Gods modes of curing ns Of color blindness and prejudice. The hour Is not far distant when the white hned husband shall boast of the dusky beauty of his wife. and the Caucasian xifs shall admire the sun kissed coantenancs cf her husband. as deeply and as unconscious Of the present ruling shhoFreaee ss ls his admiration of her lighter tint TAe coioy q As Regro is q tas pery ooByksrioa of tas moshsr f oafr Lt~d-aoy. of ths Lord hiasef!"
 Such is modern fanaticism, Radiealism, and apalrlolism'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22
Indian Affairs in Arizona.

The Los Angeles tcalifornia) Daily Ne'ss of s recent date has the following:
 The Arizona Miner has one subject for discus sion which is always in order; that is Of the in- dians, and the operations of Government against them. We do not wonder that the people of Arizona feel that they are neglected. and raise a universal cry against the manner In which Indian affairs are conducted. The AisssT says its; Gen. Deyin Is an energetic and earnest commander, and is doing all within his power tO protect the people, but that more troops are needed. Thai has been the cry for years, throughout the terri tories ina.sged with fndiHhs IL seems high time for the Government, either to cease its semi efforts towards protecting people living in, or travelling through an Indian country, and make no more preiensioDs. or ,o conduct war Of ex- termination in a vigorous and sensible manner, until the Indians are subjugated, and gladly bury the tomahawk. To talk kindness to the Indian, is about as sensible as ,o walk into the den of a tgress and attempt Co obtain her cubs by soft speeches When Indians sre ihrashed soundly, with perfect assurance of more of the same sort, then they will desire peace and will keep 1t nn- broken. ~ wyfT tfh#t q
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22
Is Health Worth Having?

Hhh protect it lis iewel as easily lost n, y,,,e and In some esses difficult recover Nature in our climate and especially at ts requires to be-ocoa spnaiy reinforced Bat everything depends upon the tonic used foF this purpose The tnenn os,,rs af oT which arc based aioohol dangeroas Cui. nine as everybody finds out who takes much Of it s slow poison One sfc protective fynm all unhealthy ainos phese influences exists, and oaIv This powerful PFeetbiiye is HOSTETTERs CELEBRATED sTOM. ACh Bll TElsS compound of the parusi stiHalau, sver manufactured with the effective tonies alternatives regulators and depumors that chemistry has yet eraeod hon the bosanoa kingdom. C0nvAesceuts lansaid and feeble om reoent sickness will 6nd the ineora. parable Restorative. nod dsagreeabas taste and eminenty invgoratng No other ssmalant produces the same effect as this stomaehe does excite huttsr iie oeson any undue art-ria ac-iou but nt oDee sothes and strengthens the system and the snilaal spirits.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22
CAMP DEvN, A T.
wish Two Hundred 900 Tons ol
 Shelied Corn, Barley or Oats,

oi two thousand q iss1 I-'szsis r tss ;ss- z -Ts
 Ana win sash Hay ss resnrea by tss on~'s-r. Asiess pefartueBf that ps ts date of aFgToval ot soatsact unf hirssh day of June is70 exceeng EigAs HsaArd Sa' Tens s< shaasasa eooo I-'ua<s b fhs ton.
 Bids wsu s r-esivsa ss ssy r~rs sAs ssv- The erAA ssnss b well s.eksd and sec b lnspeciioa and wsghi uf ihe hest qaaAsy sAs os@ssy sfsis and ire hum zn furrsgn snhs'nnce~
 The Hay mass A.a sut wlfh . scytss wsH c,sred ssd made of quality d native grass ii viii he sahcs o inspection aud weight and be delivered h sach Acting o.aIssssnasiss aoa ssk a sarh parts of cazar Dssin, as the eluarsessaaster may direct
 ne z, % aSss ss - s.,. ,l ~ aa,s, I. u, @ = arranged s fo prevent e hay a coming in contact wth As ground and b Ara ire cirrslaiea Of air under sAs
 hs rursiss b wAosn contracts may bs awarded win bs reaured within sty eight ({e3 huaS aer he aceptance Of .Ss sas % s s sss as s ssI s s I s < n, s is T..h pra,s.ai must ss ss-anpau. wh ssaisuusns xBed by she persons oaeFe by iAs hiass h. ssoar ss sssAnz ti,ess willingness enter !nto bonds Ia the shOuh he ared o eAd hatdFf n csse o rrns making bids e-nh indiyldaAl name mus v sr'ss hgurcs and the cath of allegiance Co he United States Goyernment must sceomP@ny each IsprosAl :, No contract win be eohsaercd In frce untA ' shall have received the approval ot the District DeF~rmen and Division CopslpaBdeEsL
 Terms should be stated sn uuiteA States gold coin the market value thereof in currency ss date of payment Payment will be made in such funds may be furnished by the United states sf that purso on hand h no' oa baud certified accssinss will be given
 The Government the rght to rejee' any and a iids
 copy of ,hi. advert.coeut "a slip cut from this paper Prs.als sa - incic-sd n an envelope and fudorsed Proposals hr Grain. Hay, ai Camp Devin AriHona Territory" and directed te the undersigned
 Bias sin ao,be osnsasrsd unless ,s PsEsaps msklal hes are ssent uof those who nave heretofore hailed ie halan tAsir contracts with the 6osernmsst
 Captain and A, q M, u s A.
 chisfo. N. ef saS DIssici cf Pnseo'i
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22

TBE Treasury Department has issued sn order forbidding the shipment to Alaska. Of all spirit uons liquors, except upon the order of the Gen eral in command there.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22

them, whereupon Lieutenant Stephenson turned the Indians from the premises afer a short con- test. The Indians succeeded in getting away with one horse. JlaH NIA laa4 A4"4
 MORE GooDs.-The freight train of Dr. W. W. Jones arrived in town on Tuesday, with merciian- disc for several of our merchants, besides some freight for Fort Whippie. We are pleased to learn that the Dr. has received the contract for trans. porting supplies from the Colorado river to Fort Whpple m better price than that paid ou the last contract. tt .....t
 wAsrEp.--A large invoice Of aual girls, to supply young bachelors Jagged fron & to 5O) with wives. No gal under 10 or over l3, need apply. For further particulars, enquire around town.
 WE Iesrn that at the meeting held in the Court room, in this place. on the afternoon of Monday last, for tbe purpose of raising means to build a church, tl'e sum of si,0s5 was subscribed; two lots, fronting Capitol Square, were donated as site for the proposed cdiiice.
 TIE freight train of W. A. Wernlnger arrived here yesterday afternoon, from La Paz, with goods for Campbell & Bufium. On the way up, Mr. werninger, while placing his gun on the wagon. had the toes of one foot badly bruised by the wheel of the wagon running over them
 Cook BOWERS at t,e adobe store corner of Granite ssd ouriey stret Prescott prepared to sell sou bacon. lard. butter cheese honey syrup fruits ,obse- cgars etc. cheaper than these articles have sold in Central Arizona atsiO
 NEW GooDs.--A. Barnett, of wickcnburg. re-. quests us to inform the people of Yavapai and adjoining counties. that he has just received an immense stock of groceries, provisions, clothing, etc, which he wishes to dispose Of immediately, to make room for another stock. His prices are Arizona. aprl0-tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22

GEORGE D. PRENTICE has been a newspaper writer since the year 1880. He universally writes with lead pencil The estimate has been made that In that time he has used twenty nine miles Of pencil points.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22
Asir Adrrrtisements.
Administrators Notice.
Estate of John Underwood Deceased.

NOTICE Is hereby given, by the undersigned Administrator of the above named estate to tho creditors of nd a Pcrsons having claims aganst said deceased b erhibt the to the undersigned at his residence in PBHNlA, county of Yavapai Tprrtso " Arizona within twelve months from the first publca tion of this notice.
 JOHN SMITH Administration By JoIrS HOWARD, Attorney. Prescott May ls ls69 m,1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22
RESTAURANT, Eu
~. GURLEf STREET, Rs.s door ea-a af the cssassl Builsing,

This new first ciass restaurant s open ior the acr eommodatou the pubic Resident aud transient board CTS win all bnss s served with the best the market Ansis, cooked and dished up in good style.
 ry~ Sleeping accommodations furnished whea desired ,--~rrJpIiN c DUDLEY
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22

woRK has been resumed in the mines at Gold HIll, Nevada
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22

OKRN CR,w, an old citizen of San BernardiDc county, Cal, died N, Cocomungo ranch, recently
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22

| Mn FIsH, Secretary of State says that be goes
 for -'the cessation Of all partisan strife" Give
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22

PRICK oF GREsxR.1s.--May 6, al San Fran elsce, grecnbacks were 7+(aT4i
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22
ARMY SUPPLIES.
Office of Acting Assistant Quartermastar CAN'T CoDoRADo, Arizona Territory,
 May list, 1869.

CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, ) win he ssosived by she anasrSigAsd at ths osee usil Monday. June zisf. ss6s. al I2 oselos k @ r supplying the United Ssasss Government at eAnf caiSRAfr0 Ari1sna Territory. with
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22

D. HENDERSON of Henderson 4 Co corner of Granite and Guriey streets, Prescott s prepared to issue sight drafts on San Francisco in exchange for vouehers Soldiers' Discharge Papers etc. u
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22
One Hundred and Sixty tons of Hay

q coiSRAiro, Arizona Territory, win
 One Hundred and Sixty tons of Hay. of two tsc,s.and e SoCD pounds to he Son
 lids viii be received s any pasf oS above arnsu, The hay mnss ee vel crd snd made of ,is bsf quality af nssive grhss is ufi q, ssiert lAscta and wsrst and must hs delivered 10 such Qaasifsss and times may bs required by Acting Assisan Caarierlusses and stacked n such parts pf CaBp cobaFao Inc Guar tsrrnasser of Inc Pssi may direct
 Tbs ssasss mas, ss eAIofaiiy hui and T~p-yiy mixed oG as so Tro~ct the from the weatarF ard be srranr~ T~rysnt he hay f coming eoutar w.h tho grosna, aud to afford es elraila s ar under the ssarka
 Hay eai u.rshs scss aay of ssrsesns.r Is ~ sos ss received An af the hay le bs delivered h~tEs the l5sh day ss November, lssa.
 ressh ~ssin E~sy gis tsl hsl.s shs sls @ea~Ta@nos of the bads to give beods eaAl s ny @ per cent p the amount of ths eOstac sr the fsshsai performances of the Each r~ugs.Al rnass b. aecoat@ai>a ~lA s.s...n-nt signed hy the Tereus rd h te hider hs sesurites stating th~ir stihnxnsss sna aie ses ia Inc ecssrsc; sasssla hr zuzrssA ss sssd taaasH
 h esss Ntrns making has sso1 tad silaal nss' Trscas nsss ee wr.n ss sell .. erpss~sed s srures Th. a~sA of aegAseo so tks uairA sascs 0ovcrnnru' Hnst %asx~y@ny e-ch rrf.ssaL
 No esatrses AB be eatisrsd sasii ahaa kAvr reces + . =s5-=-= 4 n. s=hI'i-,rAai DissEin Ds4@rsa@n and uiNifAan ComuandeFs.
 Terms shsaa hs ssassa lu u S ad ssa e Inc usarss. yaiae thereof iA csrrvsey ni the a@s af gaynseat psym@si wiii hs made ia sach fanas may h@ fur a..-i hs sA- uais-A ss=s.- ss Incl ry==- es AeAA tf uss co hsnd certified acooHnts win hs givcn haA
 Aesg 2, tsl. sa.sss-e-s.s e .l, ss-sAs p-s-ul nast hncomy~ay sseA pnYssA M &f tT EH Prufs~Ni, to be iacisssa H euveiafs Asd insrred ''PNgs-is k~ Hay at Camp caaoalo. A. T. aad sses so th4 nndsFsgned
 Bss wiu nss he ssnd-red pHless the Vesuns kius them pretSut issr sass vba have h.rete fssa io faiGn tissir csotnact aifh the Gexsfuns@at
 JAMES 4. BUCHANAN,
 Seeepa LseuieuAai lsth U <. infntry,
 myisad A-A.QN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22

THK New York World. Of April 24th, says: The official vote for Gr=Srnor in Connecticut, April ssh. has just been published and the result
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22
AzrLAs LODGE, No. IF, r.&A.M.

A Regular Mestings Of lisis Lodge oa the last N :. Saturday of each month, at 7i o'clock r N. xxx ss36arisg sssihr~u are taieruai,y Invited 7 N4N TTTTTlHW l. D. BAKER, ". M
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22

BAKER & HAMILTON,
 IMPORTERS CT Hoistipg Esgiaes,
 xs- .,y.ss and g l-sl 'yisa's ag~.ss, A-I a.si PortGSls Esgi.Vs,
 sSohs.s Ps~.r-w@.s x.-.I.--s--, h s-sfs' TArsshisg Eagiae',
 s'ols sa-.. rs.ss .ls: l.. l-aV.sys-'ss'. al o-- Hooawonkiag MaeAaey, P,assr Tsuos.rs, Meraesr.. ks.. ks- Is-ssi T-'sss Lsa,Asr Baiting,
 An w'atA-. mad. 'l~e-'y Es a--ssss 'sug-~ssa RrdI~y Bsltiag,
 asa.at Fsy, sussna sllsaL II . su iHeh-. -Aas. Erosasior Mowes aAd Reapr,
 wa press-s. Aaa1 ra.s CT -.lf.rass z.sseA.aeal lyse Yori Csu.tsaed Rsapsr a@d kes~, RelAs.s. ssrOag aad dar>sls. Dsios keserx,
 cAsaPos and bass Mower os sss esa.s--s~s ss.-s. Ezoelsior Grinder,
 R~ griaal.s sls seesis~. of Ne-srs and Rs~Psrs Pras. Pstai.~a lay Press,
 Tsrs. men bale g s.as psr a4y. bsa In Inc zasks, CottoH Gins,
 Ish Aws--hAaa CT htrs.. win c,aaenssrs. VAaoom5's Pasns WGuled Horss Hay RaEs, cas-P--s a.d hsss vhe,i rais imported Reuotrfng Wood Hors Rakes, Wsvs Horss Rakes, Horse Posres, 7ess1
 4e IS Aer.. ra. Doali. rasa rS~sn, Tread
 fewsss AA- Shingls Machinery, Lo<s's saisnl ~itA ysuiss-sAs oaly practicable ma. chine made PortaNs Grisf kills,
 lsb ss iuehes ugPsr or under ruAsss' FrvasA Barr. S,aesps,aIs Gang P'or,
 The leading GAas af tAe oaast Hay Rakss, Sythes, SaaiAs, Forks, Gyain Cre dlss, dc, de.
 Er,ra past. fS all kinds q - Harpestis, Machinery, } Fos sale at ths Iowsss marksa Faa.s by BAKER X HAMILTON, Importers sAa Manufacturers of Agricultural IurlemeH's ls and l9 Fsant siree', tre SAN FRANCISCO
 Asas, II. is and IS J s'sest l mys.lm SACRAMENTO.