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NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

national LABOR UNION Organized
R'cHAsD TnEELLicx. President, Fisher Block, De-
troit
mas v. o. O. WILLARD second Vice President Chicago
g. BGS. JoHSsOS, Secretary. TAmnqua, Pa
A. e. CAMERON, Treasurer, SCI west Madison street
Chicago
Executive Committee A C. Cameron, q Chicago v.
D. sylvis. q sunbury Pa. NJ W. Field Detroit Mich
HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MAKERS
IL INTERNATIONAL UNION Or AMERICA, BAti-
EDWIN JOHNSON, President, 81 Druid Hill avenue, Bal
timore, Md.
). \ HArpOs Frss Vice President, Is4 81. John g.,
PrER CADT. Second Vice President, box IS, Green
Island, Albany county, n Y.
AsSE HAET, Secretary, No. Exeter place. Charles
tOwn, Mass.
JoskFH srEKRrT, Assistant Secretary, lock box Os,
Omaha, Neb
RON MOULDERS' INTERNATIONAL
Il UNION Headquarters. Cincinnati Ohio.
W. H. sAFFS, President, lock box lO45, Cincinnati,
PErKR MEANEY Treasurer, 50 Summit street, Brook
Ign, n Y.
wN. G. BRADLEY, Recording Secretary boa lss, New
port Kentucky.
Jas. CARRoLL, First Vice President, New York city
THos. WALSH. Second Vice President, st. Louis Mo-
WV. Is. HAYES, Third Vice President Bridgeport Conn
JSo. H. DAScE, Fourth Vice President, 1oronto. Ont
M ACHINISTS' AND BLACkSMITHS
WI INTERNATIONAL UNION Readauarters
Cleveland, Ohio. JoHN FEHEESRATcH, president, lock
box 80
DRICKLAYERS' UNION, No. I, OF IN
- DIANA, meets every "Wednesday ening Wash
mgton street, opposite the court bo,se indianapolis
Fred Brazil, president. Thomas Fiscls vice president
Edward Tomlinson recording secretary. Iii Stnckler
financial secretary. Oliver keely Peter Al
lare, conductor. William Fi-eus. door deeper joseph
Cassidy, Michael Lynch George Weaver jaime,
HOPKINS. deputy.
l INTERN ATIONA UNION OF COOPERS
i VI. A FORAN President, Park Building Cleveland
Ohio. JOnS DICksoN, Treas, lock box 20 AlIeghen,
City, Pa. BYRON PORE. Clerk Benefit Department
Park Building. Cleveland. %.
Nj INERS' BENEVOLENT AND PRO
vi TECTlNE ASSOCIATION, II Indiana nleets "a
the fourth Friday in each month The officers ~ tn.
General Council President, james Grieye Vic,
President, Thos. 4 Davidson; Treasurer jaime. = Lck
Corresponding Secretary, John Psnnlan. Hour q
meeting O'Clock,
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NTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL
Il UNION WILLIAM J. HAMMOND, OG New Orleans
President; NJ X. WALSH. u New York nrst vice Prp.
dent; JoHx CoLLISs, d Cincinnati a. o. boz as4el Re-
cording Secretary and Tressurw; " TRAcY a Charo
Up. O. box eo6), Corresponding seeresary
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NOFSINGER & JOSSELYN.

" and "a West Washington street. Bates House Block
indianapolis Ind and 20 Woodward and liz Jefferson
avenues, Detroit, Mich,
Inclusive dealers in the above Machines for the State
o. Michigan and indiana, Ontario, Canada Northwestern
Ohio, and Southern Illinois,
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agOrkiuSmfu's SarSeats.
CHICAGO, DETROIT AND CINCINNATI,
MARCH 80, ls7o
TINE MINER.
A BILL

Tor an Ace PreNIdIR for the HeaIth and
safety orPcrSOns EmPIey ed In CeaI MIRe~.
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II EOKTK-UniOn No. TO meets on the lst
IN saturday evening Of each month N Man = bt
ta,sen Ninth and Tenth streets T. Roet, president
D. 8 Basey vice pres Fred koechng, rec. sec Joseph
Wrtez fin Sec John Laubesheimer, treas. Louis kenpe
k,,p
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SYRACUSE. y. N.-Union No. meets
- on the last THURSDAY N each mont, 4 n Junl''
,,-ss 40 crane t. John e. kratz. VI BoAnd M.
~. VIM Fryer rec sec. N Mitus CO. John
r BOND treas Thomas Zapp and Zadic Haymes,
saryr-ants AZ arms
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CLEVELAND O.-Union Ma. IL meets on
the first Thursday Of each month at Good emplar-
Hail SUPERIOR st A. A Menche. pres 226 Untanost. Pat
NJ FIvin vice pres. VIM q. Hamilton, cor and rec
go drawer A. i. Blaich. fin. George Shoensgru-
Der treas. 80 Superior Il.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN. Union No. 80
~ hesviquarters Arcade Hall state St-meetS III I'M
Iobr. 4 Joseph Vince, vice pres George Auinrt,
trua. n Haylon rec, i'm. and cor. SCI, IA III
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lLINlON, Iowa. Mon No. lis meets
Y On the 1T Monday of each month, at AL CSppsres
tursnt 5th Az bet 1t and Vi 4. Andrew Knapp pre-
Herman Hoffman, vice pres Herman Schultz treas
Albert Bpehm flu sec Fred Steiner. rec. and cor ZEE
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"ASHINGTON, u. C.-UnlOn No. 100
w meets on the Monday evening N each month Il
SaenyerhlInd Hall corner II Eighth street West and
street north Geo. Cook pres. X. VI. Nenermann.
vice pres r. Rohleder cor. and rec So William
Hageinann FIN =. kappel, treas Fred Rohleder.
cor Sec I22 Virginia ay., = W, Washington, ~ q.
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DETkoIr ADVERTISEMENT
TINE WAYNE COUNTY
BANK

is now OPEN FOR BUSINESS
At its Office in We-~ons Building, II Griswold
and Congress streets
Copies of the Bylaws snd Regulation be had At
their Banking Rooms.
Loans II 500 SO be obtained real
security upon application Ia the Treasurer
President WILLIAM b. WErso>,
Vice President DR. II. kIIEK.
Secretary and Treasurer :. D. EL~""p.
Attorney WI A. MOON
TRUSTEES:
John J. Bagley Jerome Crnul, j. H. sutherland. Jef
ferson Wiley, VI. y. smith, =. q. Wight, D. NJ. Ferry,
Paul Gies l.. p. knight, Vim. X. WeSson, Traugott
Smith, d. NJ. Richardson, VIM G. Duncan, I. w. Palm
er, Herman Kiefer. Francis Adams X. G. Barker, Geo
r. Bagley. j. :. Farrand, David Knapp. WIN. A. Moore
;. u. Elwood.
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DITTSBURGH, PA mon No 50 meets
ON the first Wednesday II every month. David
Tifney, pres. Geo MetIee. vice pres. Benjamin Bal
lanSi g. b Lindsay, fin. and -ec Fred
Sernin, treas
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BOSTON, MASS.-Union No. Is meets on
ID the second Wednesday in each month at 46 Wash
ngtonst Samuel j. Segar, pres o. Glendale a. Judah
H. Levy, vice pres. samuel Sully, Nm. sec. THIS J.
Cox, treas. Angel Hart, and cor. sec, Exeter
place Charestown, Mass.
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WATERTOWN, n. Y.-Union NJ. IA
w meets on the first saturday evening o. each
month e walters pres. ". Scott vice pres. c. Fall.
treas. q. Kline rec. q. L. Emmerlch cor and
fin. Sec, box $50.
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DERU, IND. Union No. l25 meets 81, en thr
6rt SATURDAY q ea.h month. Joseph winter
~. 80, I,1liu, g. Hank, re-. and cor. ~ec, b"A
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A LLENTOWN, PA-Union No. - meets
IN the 1T and 81 Friday evenings u each month
at Reners Hall COS Hamilton II. William krtss pres
~ T. AIenbash. vice pres T. J. BTader, rec. zee
William HleSaSs, fin. seS. and treas }. h. Hickman
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EVANSVILLE, IND Union No. "A meets
IL on the third Thursday evening Of each month At
the Atlantic House. Main st. between Fourth and Fifth
sts H. Martens, pres, box 545. Nat. Jessel, vice
pres George Herman, treas. John Dick, re-. L.
RAedle fin sec. l. u Retz. cor. see. lock boz 543.
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CT. JOSEPH, MO Union No. 81. Aug.
- Miller, pres box $50. Condro BONNER, I'm. Sc
VIM Miller treas. Geo. A. Sprenge rec and CIR see,
lock box Ills.
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OMAHA, NEB.-Union No. 80 meets on
~ the lst Monday ii each month at Central HAL.
Richard Cassidy, pres. Joseph Sterritt, cor se "ck
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NORFOLK, NA.-Union No. 70 meets on
~ the hrSt Monday afternoon in each month at the
Seven Wise Men. Theobald NJ Michigan, pres, box -
John Wicker. vice pres. 7. &. johnson, fn Wn
Britzel. Theohald NJ Michigan, Jas
Cherry treas
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HNORONTO, CANADA-Union y meets on
the second Wednesday IN each month At Trades A.
sembly Hall King street West. y. Mack, pres, g8
George st. j. Kno~ton, vice pre- y Thomas.
fin sec A. Handon. rec. y. MSahc. treas.
Thos. Anderson cor. sec. box 80.
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DOCGHKEEPSIE- Union No. SO meets on
IL the first "Wednesday in each month Philip Schus
ter pres, box tls5 Robert n Cumming. vice pre-
Theodore Rauch, I'm. William Woh, trea,. John
Kaiser, rec and cor. sec.. lock box asa
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Jersey CITN-Unon No. l0l meets on
81 the second Tuesday in e,ery month at Union Hal
1 as Newark avenue James clark pres. Chas A. Clara
vice pres Geo. Zeigler treas. Thss. J. Armstrong
sec box ~
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viii he received from any person, and Bank Bpok will
be furnished without charge.
Married women
And Minor Children may peT-s>it money. that VI
one else draw il.
Societies
NAV desit Money from time to time, and befnrg max
ing the first DeInst may Provide by Vote. how and by
whom it shall be drawn out and provided a copy Of
the Resolution lie furnished IN the Savings Bank
money will he Iad, unless its provisions strictly
implied with.
DeposttOrx,
Whether Foreigners Citizens have the rights
Property and in u Death any money to their
credit will he paid IN their Legal representatives Wheth
they are ia this country or elsewhere.
Hmterest
Al the rate Of sN per cent per annum, j. ls,id all
Of Five Dollar more.
Working People
need not lose any time the Savings Bank = Kept
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CHICAGO, ILL-Union No II meets on
Y the first Thursday II each MONTH at Arheiter Hall
Desplaines st H Engelhardt, pres. L. Burger, vice
pres ~ Gibbs rec sec q. Wilson. fin. Thee
stein cor Sec s Morgan treas. J. johnson, warden.
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MONTREAL, CANADA. Union No. q
WI meets at the Tansey House, Craig g. Hursch
Prayer, pres Isaac Hart vice pres and cor sec John
Haywood, rec and Nm. sec. Geo ;. Warren, cor .ee
box 1854. Montreal.
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DkOOkLYN, \. N.-Union No s. meets
I'D the fourth saturday evening in each month AZ :
O'Clock. Samuel Symuns, pres = Hamilton ave. sri
Park, John jacobson, treas James WilmOtt,
IN and lnr AL Dean N
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CIGAR MAKERS.

TNROY, n. Y-Union No. 9 meets ON the
Il last Friday II each month at Apollo Hall corner Of
Congress and River sts Peter Dolan pres Thomas
Rath, vice pres. Geo. Smith, rec sec Carl Schlaeth-
tet, nm. Geo Moof Peter Cady cor -e--
hpx
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II ANSAS CITY, MO.-Umon No. lO2
IN meets the frst saturday evening II each month
Hall southwest corner seventh and Main sts. Hubert
Cade pres. j. W. Anthony vice president. William
Bresich res sec. Joseph Unger, financial Sec. Henri,
Seen drawer
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CIGAR MAKERS

UTICA, ~ Y.-Union meets on the third
~ Tuesday u each month al their hall, Franklin
Square. Vim. J. Bryan, pres. y UBrien, vice pre-
Thomas Porter cor Sec, box 655. p. Ledernos, ~
GO S.tfhwnrth treas
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ERIE. PENN. Union No. los meets on the
i 4 first Monday evening in ech month at Atlauti,
Hall Twelfth It. John hnor tres. and treas GU Stale
St T. J. Armstrong, vice pres. Thos- J. Armstrong
n,n.I.. -
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Union CITY, PA.-Union l26. r. Klein,
" pr~4 y Rn-heT vice pre-. n Prank, ri and
or Sc boy ao-.
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DHILADELPHlA ~, Union mon, Mo = n %syS,
a. on tne -, Iy,brrt Sts D. ". Bisbing. pre-, a-'
Hall Tenth s'u Walter, Vice pre-. z smith r,t-
JarSs y. Esrst treas j a. Mezger m sec' '"hi
- -, -. -. lois IethgON 81
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WILLIAMSBURGH, L. Union ~

w meeN the first saturday Of each month cur
ner u Leonard and MontrOse Victor Eyer pre-
I75 Bourum st. ID. SuehrS, vice pres. Geo. Nollkom-
mer res and cor sec, "a Humboldt 81, Williams
burgh Long Island Jacob staff, I'M. Frederick
Renan cashier
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URORA, ILL-Union No. Al meets
N the second Tuesday u each month, Al No south
John srhmidt nn Sec H. MeinhArd, rec. John
sackner treas J. L. Springer. sec., drawer A.
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GPRINGFIELD, ILL4-Umion No. IS meets
~ the first Saturday q each month at the Harmonic
Hall ON Fifth st. between Washington and jefferson st.
VIM Toy, pres. box 1853 George Autera, vice pres.
H. c. Prayer rec sec. Louis schmidt, fin.
George Mutera hrst Robert Weir, second treas
G Stafel cor. Sec. drawer $3.50.
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nTTAwA, lLL.-Union ~ meets .S eX %
[ .s-on5 Tu,-.lay IN the month At Turn Han. p WIN
Narte pre- Herman or'a sn y, s' Jane, u Aubry
- -, - drawer lus.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

JOCKEY CLUB.-The- Carson City
Jockey Club met at The Magnolia Sa-
loon last evening and r~eorganized
under the name of the Nevada State
Jockey Club. Officers were elected
and a membership roll made Il
was decided to have five days Fall
racing. first days race to commence
on Tuesday, 22d October. y Com
mittec on Collections was selected to
canvass the town for subscriptions.
The speed programme viii appear
mex week. \ fuller report will APP
pear to morrow. Meeting adjourned
10 meet al The same place next Thurs
daE.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

E~EGISTERED NOTERS.-AS yet there are
comparatively very few OF the voters OF
Carson precfnt registered. But twenty
five more days remain in which voters
Will have an opportunity to place their
names upon the register, givin" them the
right. to exercise the elective franchise.
Unless the registry agent does better in
enrolling names during the remaining
days allowed by law, than the past two
months. the vote of this prccint will be
very small at the coming election Go at
Onc2 to Judge P~arkin>On's office and en-
roll your name.
WEATUER.-The weather of the past
few days has Teen of a kind neither
under the head of summer or Fall.
AT times 1t LOOKS like it might rain.
and then again as though it might
SNOW. AT other times it is too cold for
either snow or rain. We suppose it
will IN to a head shortly and crop
out in a good storm. 1t is about the
time storms generally set in. aud this
year can no be an exception 10 the
general rnie.
PHIMARIEs.-The Democratic and
Liberal Republican primaries for the
election of delegates to the County
Convention. take place in this city and
Empire 10 morrow. Polls will be
open from u III. to 6 O'Clock .. m. at
the Justices office in Carson city, and
in Empire at the store of Alex. Free
man, between the hours Of 3 and s
O'Clock p. IN.
BRIEF ABSENCE. = General l.. A.
Backner has gone on a brief visit to
Humboldt county.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

"TE0JRLrS NEVER COME STSGLY.r-
The delegates to the Republican state
Convention, held in Reno on Wednesday
last, when leaving town me with 81 mis-
hap. by the stage coach bcing stuck in a
ditch. Asimjlar accident Happened to Il
number of tn delegates While returning
from Reno Wednesday II -ht. ~ Jake
Winnie was proceeding with n of hiS
f~yur-hDr~c teams Ioli"l with Republic
cans, an Z when near IN" forks of the Car
son and Virginia road. four miles beyond
Steamboat. tho vehicle lay some means
cap~izru. ami the occupants trulg.i on TO
S.camlo"; anGt'9o& passage on tle Stage,
arriving in town SITE yesterday morning.
W damage was done to any ri the occI-
pants OF the c@trril-" excepting a few
SIigh, bruises. ItSeeIn> strange thatthcSc
mishap- should occur to our Republican
friends. and should they continue TO get
: doppcd" throughoutth the campaign it viii
b. hard 70 tell which road they are tray
cling ON. Perhaps they want to - used
T. riding on the outside, knowing tina;
They VIII have to take a trip neNt Novcm-
Der.
'l"ARS'-'' W.. f'leH'.
adjoining Willis drugstore, has just
ra.afvaI LARGE and choice selection
- ,UrrtoJ 6oiyar~ amnnr which arc
tho G'ItInwing Standard brands: 80,
I,na~." Niilarv Ei.lar.""Figaro."
LA ~E>pan"ia, "a FLOR 'e M"rairS'
Ia "'t,o, ,a a, mthT', snia.tin-
The hest brands of cigars. and bv 80
doing ha> built up tine trade III that
.I"''c'l ~ ~ ~ - ,IIa ,hir,
- = -, al. ,I,.a =
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LOCAL INTELLICEn c e .
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Uemo-Arrives from at $50 a m. Closes
for at $50 p. IN.
vlrcinia-Arrivos from at 10 a. m.
Closes tor ut 3:i5 p. m.
Gcn". and Aurora-ArriveS from at
$50 p. m. Closes for at $50 4. m.
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POLITICAL PTINIItG.

All political printing done at this Office
-adycrti~ing or Job work-must be paid
tor in advance. This rule applies to all
parties. and Will be strictly enforced.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

Il. Fred. Brooks, the we'll known
and popular dealer in books, station
cry, musical instruments, guns, fish
Ing tackle, toys, cigars, tobacco. jew
eiry and fancy goods, has removed to
Mlllard's sore. mex door to Rails
hardware store, opposite TO his old
stand.
People can save monay by buy
ing their dry goods at the store of
olcOVlch brothers.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

| Wholesale linIlOr merchant of this cItV.
iecei>eu 10" u"s' az ioi -"
vile, kentucky, one of the handSOm-
I est sirns it has been our lot to rae
upon. The sign consists of a picture
1918 If nn'are a,,f,o, nraa wv
Snit & Co.. in the centre of which is a
magnificent view OF the National Cap
itol at V~ashIngtOn. h glass cover
ing he picture Is . feet IN length by 5
feet 81 inches IN wlttb, which IS sur
rounded " a magnificent black wal
nut frame ) inches deep, and . feet
Tha Io'torinr If the Son is marnif-
Gently gotten up. showing an mount
Of art displayed i'll performing the
work. George is we'll pleased over
his prize. and well he may tie tor II
would not disgrace the finest parIor III
the land. 1t needs to be seen to be
appreciated.
CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION
MesSrs. koppel Il Plat are receiving
their Fall and Winter stock of cloth
iur. The goods already received in
ra,s tto s+ock 70 ,t.,t of m,p,moth
si,n a,b .-nnSi,jaran,a ,n,nunt i. >nI
80 ,rr;ra Tha utyIas IF ,bn L,tast
Beaver. cashmere, and cloth suits,
pta'el te'co''9 ""lines
MN o"'t,' u 7,rI
N"itt'S ""u VI ft", ,nnI.
mus Deii,.fi'r' amI L7n.
II r'",r ra., fa H. Ihair ~n.iur.s-
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G W Stout. Brunswick + Fl evert, Carson Vary
II Ros5er, san Francisco Mrs J l. Carey, "
4 Jennev, Jackson X ID Avery,
Mrs MaIuney, Virginia A ii Hawley. Lake NaI'y
W Wilson, sac City LA Newton, Belmont
W ii Turner, Lake Biglcr
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Bread Route discontinued

CAFFALL. PROPRIETOR OF THE
II Carson B,k-ry. notifies his many patrons
that, owing to the luIl IN business, and being in
feeble heath, hs will not run his wagon for the
purpose # delivering bread 20 fam'hes Throughout
the city, tter Saturday. September -.
Mr. ClfflIl utfcrs for sale cheap 4 GOOD HO4SE
AND WAGON.
Thanking my many f lends for their liberal
patronage in the past, | would solicit a CONTINUE
ance If the same. and will be pleased to meet any
body desiring anything in my line at the CAR
son corner Fourth and Carson streets.
se2+1w HARRY CAFFALL.
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Arrivals Mt tho Hotels.

oRMsBr House,. II. MEDER d son, PRoPRIEroRs.
Geo Btford, Virginia John Hanson. Empire
BIG G,den. A Taylor, Douglas
Wilson. " ii z Burnham, Genoa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-10
New Stage Company.

We see it stated that L. w. Carr and Jas. a Moore, of Maricopa Wells, have purchased that portion of John G. Capron's mail line between Arizona City and Tucson, which they will operate and have full charge of, un- der the existing contract. Living, as both these gentlemen do, at about the center of tine line, they will, we feel certain, give more and better attention to the line than Mr. Ca pron has been able to devote to it; and hay ing extensive wagon and blacksmith shops of their own, it is to be presumed they will be enabled to run the line with less expense than formerly. They are good men, who will do everything in their power to give satisfac- ton, by furnishing good accommodation for travellers and carrying tue mails with regu- larity. Success attend the enterprise, say we.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-10
The Legal Tender.

A Washington dispatch of the 18th ult. contains an account of the proceedings had in the Supreme Court over the consideration of the legal tender case. The Court man- tained that the debts contracted under the Legal Tender Act constitute the greater part of the national debt now pending that these debts were contracted mainly in view of the passage of the said act, and could not now, in justice, be considered payable in gold only ; that the act of Congress, declaring that Treas ury notes are a legal tender for debts con- tracted after its passage, and the act making them legal tender for all debts, fulfill but one and the same provision, virtually; and moreover, that the Constitutional grant to Congress of power to coin mouey cannot be regarded as containing an implied prohibition against the issue of legal tender notes; that there is no valid obligation to pay particu- lar kind of money, even though case in point should be one in which both parties to contract expected and understood that pay ment should be made in certain kinds of money that all the law compels as payment is that which it recognizes as lawful money.
 Justices Clifford and Field dissent from this opinion. The Court had adjourned to moot in conference for the consideration of the dissenting opinions.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-10
Overland Monthly.

Last mail from San Francisco brought us Nos. l and 2 of Volume Eight of the Orer- land Monthly. and right glad were we at see ing the magazine again, which, to our way o' thinking, is the best and freshest now pup lshed. Its numerous contributors rank h'sn among the distinguished Hterdti oi the o0u" q try, and its publishers, John II. Iar~a"s .,u ~ Ca are men who, by their works, have prov. cd their faith in the people and resources Of ,l,e Pacific Coast, of which the O'erldnd has hsen and will continue to be an able expo nent.
 The two numbers received are "chock full'' oe Essays on Local Material Resources, Tray e,s and Geographical Sketches, Studies of Western Manners and Civilization, Independ- ent Literary Criticism, &c &c. Terms-$4 per annum.