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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

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quarterly, conERtns alcOmpA6tel desqRtP~i
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

Last week there was something
. 0fS monsyRanic inEBglandgT The
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HOrses4AAStoamt alter RI Adams k1ffE15 so
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The friends afce Gifauds %
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

Observation-Disclosures spare tUs5n
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-31

1 1s, assessed upon l25 cords wood in mountains
valued at 81 co.
John Moran: 8. and c. tax, l6 IS, delinq
65; assessed upon 2 horses valued at 200 W
wagon valued at 100 90: 80 cords Of wo'd In
mountains valued at 100 90; Is cords Of wood in
Carson City valued at l25 90. Total. 626 90.
~ VIM: s. and C. tax. II ~ dtlinq,, IL;
assessed upon household furniture 30 90; mer.
handiac 800 90. Total, $50 %.
George W. Bolan; s. and G. taI, 6s, deiina
10. 100; assessed upon Il. of d. No. 4, L. and
G.'s div Carson City, valued at 80 90.
Mrs Susan Gov les: :. and c. tax, 50,
delinq q, 49, 100 assessed upon lott, Is. ~. Mus
ser's div. and improvements thereon, valued al
lU0 90.
Frank Duif: s. and tax. 6s, dclinq 16-loo;
assessed upon the n. "a feet Of the W. y II Is.
No IS Phillips div, Carson City, valued at 80 90.
Joseph T. Thomas: :. and c. tax, O3,
dellnq, So 100 assessed upon lo's Nos. 2 3 s, !,
and S. in r. No. 1, In Curry's div, Carson City,
valued at 100 On; also lots Nos. and O in Is. No.
L. same div, valued at 50 %. Total, $50 90
The taxes and ten per cent. thereon for dein'
guency, payable in legal tender paper curren-
cy. and all costs to the Officers and Printer, are
ayabe in gold coin Of the United States.
THOS WELLS,
District Attorney, 0rmsby County.
Carson City, March I'D, 1859. mh2+t
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-31
State Of Nevada. County of Crllsby
Notice Of Suits CommeaCed

rINO TIE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
and to all the owners uf, or claimants to, the
real estate and Improvements thereon, or improve
nents, when assessed s-puately, hereinafter
described. known or unknown.
You are hereb, notified that suits have been
commenced in the Justices Court If Carson Town
ship, Ornshy County, Nevada, before 4 Waltz
Esq, Justice Of the Peace in and for said Town
ship. County and State, by the state Of Nevada.
plaintiff. against each of the defendants horein-
after named and each Of the fpIlpwing described
tracts or parcels Of land with the improvements
thereon, and i'm: .ye'nentS, when separately
,ssed, ami all owncIs Of, claimants 10. the
sane, known or unknown, to recover the tax and
delinquency assessed 10 said defendants against
e;.iI property FOR the f~cal year, commencing
January l, lo0s, arl ending pecemher 81, 1S6s
and that a summons lt- been daily issued IN each
clse {; and you are her,hg IA ther notified that
unless yuu APPEAR AID til~wer the complaint filed
in said caHse On ur before the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-31
2sth day OF April. \. D., 1869,


1"ueii.'I' " :. . ~ l'-'l ~ N',t H'u; ahl thf rrii
.s'"e anu 'Lt},'' eiii,''T ""Ft'h 'eScFn"1' ir
a!e Ga ana Sl''i'e"' a'''
0o 90 ~! s"i' -
- . %.'n; - f ' .'N' . "a ~ -, N
tl' - - % 80 "a ~''''h LIN "
ti-htN ~ az T' - ''h", H,'"''ed IN ~" arson
met ann ".'e[,t't a Ia '"S, 70 VIZ ne ;.
T. = 81 t"e = g, '',' 'i'r : W : 81 tie =
- = o' 80 ~ = a. y n - "a NV;
y '!.' ''.' '.I7 "''y' l'-',. ih'
a'f""t'IrS "a t.N..f 90 'h-i'.I thcf"nnt"
brnns."9' EaIH~l ma '~'',',i q At 7.'' cum eAet.
fei''in ~ i'' J. '''uN'r' . '''' |. t'N' ei' H',ih
lngu y, - as "f"e .,''s''--dF ~ '.sih;
''''''''iN 80 'E' 80 '' az" i'''F''Nl - tt
owners tlr - I'D '''s >'"l' tie '''' : II t4e L
., or 81 'hs >'",- q" NeF - IN ana To- th" i.ilew
'Hs tracts u i'ii '"I' i~f Ntlh "'! The water
.i-,.s ~ a,.'. 's'.; '.;; or IN
lny"i-e "P,fl "a :. Gt ti ", IN" larson
'Ntt ;" 'P' -. ~ 81 ia. - '-'>' ~ Ft y. 'i'+
,.,iH Nc !. WI. 81 l me T. : q
D. @ ia n - 7s''>E'i >" Ef.''' 'iir
-, 80. > -. ~ 49,. =, s%ia. % III A. f"a'sinins ~
a. = - w.. "i' ,iIG y y ~ sa y;
"a "i i - '''''''''.'''s- :" acres 'ainet tilc
,,-T. -
'l'''' a a :. ~ :. tt'' > ~ u"hhl.
m .ri c'- ',-'.r,'' u. ~, L.ttS "i faia' 10 VII:
i e "a 80 - - -, .'", ne u y; y,
T. - th' = - -; -, Ip. 49, ~ H. ~
p, WI u. Il "hl NJ 'lreG and ass's>ed at
sI1l- >',N",'' en icon ii'eT.
~ ~ ~ ->''.''' ana l 'fN' - ~
4" "lt'f - rtS- aN''S-t'i ur,n lot 30 p IN FUSED
''Wh' y" an a""'utS J., u7e ''eFe"n'
'''''''i ~ '-N ~ cl0 ilS''-rhvld iti HitGi e
VAN, u an ~ HH-e>-''' Al Jt-4tgreE de. sl5o
'"hh long li#''SE = atd 6 tex, 80 ~.
Gcl,nI., - S'' aS't,-ed nion lots No. ) and w =
81 l't NJ in h!N No |, IN Empire city, with
improvements t4.'e'1, = ard assessed At
,'Jo, al W - ~ 'i'' IT,. = ~ ''t NJ y IN hik
40. .; III fi'ii.t ~ "a improvements therein
fniued an ''s's'.d a. >iu' AID isrs nal property
10 ~lF- S'nNeht 'rr'9 't''e al 500, blacksmith
tools "Ad IRON on ha'Id, Naiu II aud assessed at
500.
II "hiaiis' :. ana q. TAX. ." -, deilnq
occupied as salon IN EMPIRE City between tni-
i'ire Hotel and Nelfon' S'sloou, and on westerly
i''rf If 1T n" :. in block Np ,, Of said town of
Empire cry assessed at - ~; - personal pro
perry, !" VII rive hsf' y SWINE vduei al sip
one pn.sN V'iheU Al -" Iota! SiJo.
%. A. Horton: ; and Z tax si2 -: d'ln1.,
-, assessed upon 'piH y - ana III piock No
= In Empire Oily, valued AZ 80, and improve
meniS thete'n S'lue'i AZ S-'l, one lot OF black
shi!tn 1907, Nainei al sIoo. TOTAL $50
Hlct"i'is T. M'i!'F: ;. an: = taH - o. deiln9
o-iup' "1se'Net upI "eillhs house, situated III
i-pie oi'S, Na!n7' ~ ~.
a. NiatF . ana T. tax, % 10, denn4'
oi-ir', as tsee" hl"'h f''s >'s- y hh'' y IN hirh
No =, ia fLipHe Clty' ana improvements thereon
S"!Ge! al sloo-
HehrS Lo"eS = una y. 'sT, ~ 3!, dehhl''
''.As'u tp,h HtiliiIg mouse , III rinp,re
~ ''a Vi I 81 41s ~, go i
e. iC ~, ,i,'', 20
- - ~. ~ ~ - i 1,ii.4 ~ 'i.', ;t, Ni.t,
Mil ;, b,iy,r fr,,,t ~, 10 stra.t f .b,,, -,
~, fsa, yitl, ami, NJ III 15o f,ot aI,,ad
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-31
THE CARSON APPEAL,
Published Daily, tMondays Excepted
BY
KOBINSoN s. NIGH ELS.
H.R. MIGHELS, ,..............M ROBINSON.
Office !: Boyds Brick Building, Second Street,
Opposite The Plaza.
Rates of Advertising: :

FOR Q. 5. GoLp COIN.
One Square 30 lines 2ia ems first inscr:ions3 90
EACH subsequent Insertion 81
Professional Cards 10 lines or less per month 90
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-31
DISSOLUTION OF co7AaTTracnii

fl'I1E PARTNERSHIP HfNfTOr0f" tNtrFa
! 1Np nuirt t'.s nanfn uf iupes & NHtisr, ts
ttis day Dissolved by mutual cuusrHt, JaBntr, 2,
lStp.
2, u. MATHIR.
Z, IL 5DNtf.
!. 4. fioavEf. wlucss
n. n.--1he hnsine's of ihr ls,e nfta ~ Ious, k
Mathrr. will Ne condnri"d ~ usual at tie t}l
stand by the undersigned,
p n. MsTHEr,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-31
SrECIts. NOTICE!

WE AR. CLOSING rP GuG BrsiNEss
w fr Dissolution - rtftherb.H, aIid shall
give no credit after this date,
Al parties iHleh'-''el 90 us vi1 flr7ss 'I.5"
immediate settlement, aud %, p Z, sa'' r.ats
NAtuN FaftE
Carson CITY. f.'fusty O. itUa. f@H
IN Tna sNrGNb JUDICIAL bis9EH"
/ Court pfthc state ~ SsUits ir HuH ff 'I
Cnniy of fomsl,ys IN the mtIui 80 tire tt'g0r
af Horny St,hnHih, f.e1fsis Nia'r .t
Nsyad, sends urprsiur be rnfHulHer rtau a-iss
e His curt duly HIip Rb itrHrFfl 80 flniH
DAY " March, 4. y, i.'0 uuti.r "a muig r.NH
thu
TUESDAY. TuE rgu DAY 90 sgTit. '.'.
81 10 o'cl,ct II sda dry, ~ The rtFtf rW'
10 M, iu Cus.n Il'f hos 'rfa sIrtiHir' D
asariur tlr Hpf''Ht'ipp ur fifhn AHfirfs, fftt#
tr Met q document nov up E'a iB ihts tnrI.
rurippilns 'n We iha liaf wIl HE# tsfFmrH' ~
ifrtrv Sfiehn4.h ipaaas'l. '.r admitted fhrrl ~
- which time All t'sca 90 iett.aa HUbfs.it.
may asfHrar arf rfftiast sifesiffr
tsEAt8 A''r.t wt hHta HfiH fH8' sH't gF.
y t'N kHr.. tt,fs
CoraH CITY, NlIa' iH', iah hu its4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-09
Great Chance to Make Moaaev

WHY will you work for two or three dollars per
wv day, when you can make to 10 dollars by
selling new article needed in every family Great
Inducements are offered Nothing for curiosity
seekers but an article Of real merit Now is your
ime. Send 70 Gus Ior sample and full information.
Address, 5. +. WeoD & co.,
te17-dtf Boston, Mass,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-09

"A letter, signed Hannah Tyler was
published recently in the New York Indepen-
dent, in which the women employed in the
departments at Washington, were assailed in
a very ferocious manner. The writer professed
to be one of these employees, and claimed to
be one of the few who stood apart from the
bad ones. 1t turns out that no such woman as
Hannah Tyler is employed at Washington;
and the letter seem to have been written by
worthless man, who has sought to have wo-
man discharged to make room for his incom-
potency with higher pay, and whose aptitude
for lying is much greater than his fitness for
anything else. A Washington correspondent
of the New York Evening Post has fully ex-
posed this Hannah Tyler"
AT recent tox-hunt near ST. Louis the
hounds forgot all about the fox and insisted
upon following the horsemen.
The wolves have hunted the deer in large
numbers out of the forests of Canada into ver-
mont, where the sportsmen are having fine
time with them.
The French Emperor will be sixty-one in
less than month; and the turn of life, sup
posed to be SO very dangerous for men,-and
particularly for men who were fast in their
youth and prime, lis close upon him. What
will happen when he drops, who shall sayY
Lynch law in Kentucky has been turned
to good purpose. An indolent blacksmith
was recently tied to tree andigiven 81 lashes,
because he failed to support his family.
"A little youngster, two and half years
old who had heard some complaint in the
family about pegs in shoes hurting the feet,
annroaohed his mother the other day, with
his fingers in his mouth, and said,-"Mamma,
me dot pegs tumming in my mouf and dey
hurt me-" And sure enough the little fellow
was cutting two or three nice teeth.
I'm Boston the hen fever has become so vir-
ulent that poultry houses have been erected on
the tops Of many dwelling, and the crowlngo of
mornings is quite interesting and cheerful
particularly to nervous and sick people
"A fashion correspondent says: "This sea-
son sees general revival of braids for ladies'
bonnets-straw braids, of new and old designs.
The new are interwrought with jet and pearl
beads-which is by no means an Improvement
Straw NAV be braided ever so elaborately, but
II should not be worked up with materials Tor
which it has no sympathy-of when IL mas no
suggestion. It's freshness and breezlness-
sourenir of the fields wherein it grew, should
be allowed to assert itself instead OF being
smothered by the vulgar fripperies of the work
shop"
Victor Hugo's "The Man who Laughs
will be published in no fewer than nine differ
ent nguages-French, English, German,
Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Hungarian, Dan
ish and Spanish.
"A raptured writer inquiries, "What is
there under heaven more humanizing, or, if
we may use the term, more angelizing, than
fine black eye in lovely woman9" Two
black eyes is the only answer thought of at
present.
"A Reform League is In contemplation IN
Boston. The object aimed at Will Do reVsnss
and financial reform.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-09
DissOIatti09s of COp0rtaers
Copartnership Notice,
Dissolution of Copartsershap

THE firm of YEATON & HALE was dissolved
l. on the 1st inst by the death OF the Junior mem
ber. The business OF the firm will be settled by the
senior member, who will continue the business at
the old stand.
JOHN YEATON.
April 8, 1869. ap5dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-09

While Lamartine was at the head of the
provisional government in France in 1S4s,
there appeared one day in the official journal
the appointment of "Citizen David" to be con-
sui at Bremen. Aweek elapsed, but nobody
appeared to claim the necessary paper. La
MARITIME was applied to for the address of the
appointee. After racking his memory in vain,
he bethought himself of his memorandum
book, on turning to which he suddenly broke
out with, "You rascal you have made consul
OF the great Jewish King" Sure enough, the
poet had got his poetical memoranda and his
business no.es mixed together and had given
the name of David instead of some person re-
commended to him. The mistake was recti-
fed, and the next day the announcement ap-
peared: "Citizen Marchand is appointed con-
sui of France at Bremen, vice David, called to
another position
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-09

j. AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 139 Middle Street.
j. W. & H. H. McDUFFEE, cor. Middle q Union SITS
G. w. WlNGATE, Nos. III and 1l9 Middle street.
EDWARD G. SWEET, II Middle st., Fox BLOCK.
+. f. HILL, No. 81 Federal Street.
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Dissolution of Copartnership!


TINHE partnership heretofore existing between
Il Drs 7. A. Foster and s. H. Weeks Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent Those having re-
ceiyed medical services by DR.. Foster will settle
with him; and those having received medical SER
vice by DIR. Weeks will settle with him.
DR.. Weeks has removed to the United State Ho-
tel, entrance on Congress ST. Dr. Foster remains at
the old stand, No Brown st. apr2dlw*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-09
Dis . Olu tiOm

YTyHE firm of CROSNAN & CO, is this day dis
il solved by the Withdrawal of j. W. c. Morrison.
The business will be conducted under the name and
style OF Crosman q Co, and either OF the late part
ners is authorized to make settlement of debts and
demands.
CHARLES f. CROSMAN,
j. w. G. MORRISON.
Mar 25, mr27dtf
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Established June %. 1866
TpS PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day. Sunday excepted at No. Printers'
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland.

Tpx PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted,l at No. Printers'
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland.
N. A. FOSTER PROPRIETOR.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance,
AC Single copies ceits.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning ct 42.be year;
paid in advance $500 year.
@mzs
RATES OF Az,VERTIsING.-One inch OF space, In
length OF column, constitutes square
$l.5O per square daily first week. 20 Genus per
week after; three insertions, less, $lOO cohthu
ng every other day after first week, % cents.
Hafsquare, three insertions or less 10 cents' one
week, $1.00; SO cents pet week aited. T. 40
Under head of"AMUsEMENTs, of $z.v0 pef square
per week; three insertions or less, $lo0
SPECIAL NOTICES, $i25 per square for the first
Insertion and 25 cents per square for each subse-
Adyertisements inserted in the ssMAINE STATE
Pass (which has large circulation In every part
OF the State for per square for first insertion
and so cents per square for each subsequent inser
tiOn.
SE- Address all communications to publishers Of
hs Press"
JOSEPH w. AKERS
IS Travelling Agent for the PRESS, Daily andweekly,
ana is authorized to appoint local Agents. receive
Inscriptions and to settle bills.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-09
THE DAILY PRESS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

We invite the attention of both City and
Country readers to the following list of Port
land BUSINESS HOUSES, which are among
the most reliable establishments in the City.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-09
" o n II II.

Carpet Beating Done at short Notice
w = the undersigned are prepared to take all
Carpets and free them from dust at reasona-
faction All persons desrous OF having their car
Pe.S peat can leave their orders at c. g. Tolmans,
uhuer IL lancaster Hall, 20 Market Square, where
they VIII be promptly attended to.
apr2d1m H. +, RUBY,
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B6lIS0a.d Tables for Sale.

ErOR SALE-Eight good Billiard Tables-three
nearly new. Can be seen at Mechanics Hall.
WI pc sold very low II applied for soon. For fur-
ther particulars inquire at
a16du 81 COMMERCIAL STRERT.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dissolution of COpartnership.

Dissolution OF COparCnerShip.
THE FIRM OF
Small, Thompson Dc POmer0y,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
wholesale Fancy Goods Business will be con-
cinued at the old stand, 145 Middle ST.. by the
new firm of
Small, Clark Dc Thompson,
who are authorized to settle all the affairs OF the late
nrm CHAS. SMALL,
GEO A. CLARK,
FRANK e. THOMPSON.
1 Portland, April 5th 1863. ap7d2w
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-17
Latest News
(From files of the daily New Mexican, l
MeTicGn.

New York, June, 23.-Herald special E, Havana says the steamship Cleopatra fin Vera Cruz has arrived with dispatches Eo' the city of Mexico to the 18th. Minister NeI, F would arrive at the capital on the follov' day. and be officially presented to Juarez inc 18th. General Rosecrans would leave SE Acapulco immediately. There was consijs D able excitement over the arrival of Mir. NeIs, b foreigners expect either a protectorate Ovls Mexico. or annexation to the United Sta,.c .c Mexicans are fearful that parties are gettiDo bogus claims to lay before the commisS, which is 10 meet at Washington. Three nsc are suspected of complicity in these bon F claims and have been arrested.
 Havana, june l3.-Reports of heavey Q, . gagement at Puerto Padre are current m Spaniards admit loss of 500 killed and wouDi ed, and claim that the Cuban loss exces 1900. MaramOt was killed in the engagemer
 The following news from Santiago de Cus come from Spanish sources. A Schooner I. gently landed party of one hundred fllbus terers at port about sixty miles east ofSant, 20. The party was betrayed by its guide vb gave information of it's landing to the ofGes commanding at Barrie. The troops composilp the garrison marched out and coming uUoD the fllibusterers a severe fgh took place; fhYl of the latter were killed, the rest caDtured, tn. leader shot, and the prisoners taken to Sartisn tor execution. All their stores were capturs including $29 000 in unsigned revOlutiOnarI currency, several hundred rifles, and thre. pieces oi artillery.
 Atlanta, Ga. June 23-The Supreme Cour of Oeorgia to-day decided in favor of the claus ad0l ted in the new constitution fer ever pro. hibting marriage relations between whirl persons and persons of African descent and declared all such marriages null and void.
 New York, June 23-3Ir. Worthingon minister to Uruguay, writes from Buenos Aus that he had demanded from the Argenine government either an escort through the A,I lies lines, or for permission for a United Stats escort to pass through them, to enable ourI government to communicate with minister k| MahOn. DOth the BuenOs AyreS and Brazilian governments have refused the right on h. ground that it could not then be granted wilh- out affecting the proposed hostile movement of the governTen g, which were soon to laks place, and which would open up the commuri- cation desired. Mir. Worthington replied that he had already waited 10 days for the move. mentS to be made, that the right of the gov ernment of the United States to have the communication made was urdisputed, and as the allies would not aid our government i would be driven on its own resources to obtain the communication.
 Commander Kirkland of the Wasp had 4 sharp correspondence with the Brazilian and BuenoS Ayrean governments on the subject
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-17

Oeneral Fremont, whose departure for Paris we noticed several weeks ago, makes the visit
 we since learned nthe interests of the Memnb;s F Fl Paso and Pacific Railroad Company, whose I texas land grant bonds for $lO OO6, ,OO0 for the nrSt 5OO miles oftheir road have been SD suc-. cIessfuliy negotiated in the French market through hls lntrumentality. He is accom- panied of.b of bMayor James A, Daniel. Engineer-in- Chief of the company. whose personal inspection of ou;red TOT ISr tn road ordered in France, is re- qu,o1u me management of this enterprise has oS nenced Conmd work on the road, independent Dosoa 0TngpesSlonal aId' and advertised for pro- poSais for putting the first 300 miles in rnnn;no Iea miIes Oy october, 1870. The remaining SIS oboT, % 0l ooo one main trunk in Texas, as we'll as River to Marshall, running on the 32d para1ieI IS
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-17

and also 200 miles of the Pacific Dyi, the road, between San Diego and Fort Yos the company expect to construct and coma within three years. An efficient represents of the Company, Gen. Morton c. Hunter ' member of Congress from Indiana, is On { { way by rail to San Francisco, to start open, from San Diego under the superinteldera. Col. Thomas s. Sedgwick, engineer for . Pacific Division of the road. The co,n., intend soon to bring their lands in TeYafa well as around. the Atlantic terminus oD harbor of San Diego, into the markedly MericGn
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-17

The N- I. HeraIdis jubiIant over the exodus of t9ieves pickpockets etc etc. Just hear if "An me .PiekPockets have gone to Boston to see inc 1uoilee; so have the thimble-riggers, and the man who owns the OK with eight horns and The COW with seventeen tails" anu 'H0