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Ipo eines befannten gSiratnicrs

Rid1 mono, 9. Nuguit. Aatb. Sos
iepb WtaDo itarb beute OtOr9en i'll oieier
StaSt, II Sabre aft. 9erielbe mar 29 Sabre
lang ltdOtii9er 4nuaIt III NihmouO, Johann
mar cr 0titslieO Der @elebaebau9; fiinf6ebn
Sabre fang mar er Nagor uonRltmonO, bts
er BON ben f6Oerulen Niilttarbeb0rOen nb9es
iset purOe. (Dtapor YtaDo molte betannt-
lid bic StuOt nlht iiber9eben. @r lagtt: ::
y@iu Mupo bat Oiee Stapt ge9riinoet, uno
Elm Wapo miro iie teirem6ethOe iibergeben."') y
pr. UtapO mar augemetn geaftet, uno iein
SOB peruriad]t QroBe Srauer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-10
Der SelSnrdrFt,

0ew &DOrt, 9. Ausuit. = Selb fliiiii8
23-3, 8eniel uuuerdnOert 83-S, Solo ttr
15s i, Bombs rubig, aber feit, Sebler
l19s, '62er 116a; Nttieu idloiien iebr flau,
Gentrul 964; Grie 484; 2afe Sbore 89ti
81. Central 1872; YIttsburg 91f; Nortps
rue1ern 734; Yrioritaten 89;4 &Od.SSlanO
110s
Silan3 OeS llnteridlaeamtes: s45, ,424,95O
in Sob, 1911 300 in BGpier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-10
Die Ofctp Yorfcr Neutfdaen uni
SaS Spnntdaes OeieE.

Rew.Dort, 9. Au9un. - Die oeut
iden Birtbe bielteH seitern eine Seriamm.
luna ab unp srnanntetl elm @omits. meld,cs
bic acciie.Gonlmiidre criuden ioI, ben Ser'
faui pom Qassrbisr ON Sountage Su getatten
Sn ber saasen 9tast ie4en fir blgien 3Wet
Sereiue orgunifltt mereen,
- @s bstBt, bub iiber Die 9dlfte Der con
iolibirten @rie Sabu Sppotbet, etwa 81
wiiaionen, in 0oucon neSottnt murOen.
- 9ie frapsSfi4e anleibe wuD bsute II
Paris 81 81 uptirt.
- Sen. Sbermau, r8rnSeifnr gte1it
Grant uns grs Setretdr Sorie uebit Samili
reiien am 5. September BON .Q;uerpcoI bier
nor nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-10
spe;ial f.. Noti3e1t.
Wiirarr hpr 20. gRarSl

ane, fpeId5e bic @rinbuns zines 6reeleu uns
Sromn= Stubs befiiriuortcn, mo9eu itd wRpntosl
ben 12. ausuh, abenbs llbr in Sarsels s. q lIe,'
Ir. 3t9I, 9ennfuIpania GpeHue
nabe Roiberir., einfuoen. anseiebene ReeRer iper=
ben anneieno ien.
(iH-2) Sicle Stimmsebsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-10
Wusperfauf
BON 100 sinscr'id)en glr. 2
nuo auberen ytGhmaidlinen

bilig sesen 8oar< ober m II atlt6e 3aplu n
be Sbpmas q bdnfs,
@de eer 9omparb. unb SbarptraBe,
tpo oue Reparaturcn nit Dampf sema6t
Us9-O neroeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-10
Nene Mn,eigem.

rGreeurpooe=Sdrts," SSeIdir= Rpac.
aae Ritter uHo Srioer oieies Oroens, iorUie beren
GTreGnoe uno SetGnnte u1o oas gauje Sublium ubcrz
baupt rueroen bteruit boFlIhf einetlaoen, ii
lerem Sefe bu betbeilteen 9apt. gBinters 6srub n
tss OfuTtcorps pom 5. Yio. Nc9t. miro Ole Yang.
talten.
No6mittass l1br tpirb Gin, urahtuone SABINE uon
Den SGmen Der Jfltter oes -Sdiqer Sunoss" lbers
redbt Dcroen. Der uieocIieote -Sun9c Wtdunerdor"
miro eel bieisr @eie9enbelt mebrere einer idonten
Sieoer portrdeeu.
Siir biz beten Speisn un6 Getrinte in seiorst unc
bat ods @omtte teine 8oen aeibeutt nm otees set
Su einem id0nen uno 9emItblIden Su MAIDEN.
Siqete % 9ents "a Rerion.
Aae Rtter uno Sriioer iiub eriudt, Mouta 9
Uor9en prGcie7 nbr in uoqGr Uniform in tbrcr 0auc
gu erideinen.
Q9l-2) Sds Spmits
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-10
MpnniMlnnnien.

YbiGabelpbta, 9. ausuif. - Die
9oit @ommiiidre baben Die ulte Beuuiplua=
uii6e llntueriitdt an Der @de pou 9. uur
GbesnutItraBe fir Oa8 neue Yoitgebduoe an
gctauft. 9a8. @ruuOItiid 1T 578 bel 176
SUB 9roB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-10
Bic SySabIen in Ny(ontaua uno 1ltab

xJIg 2SWUIgN III -UIUIIIWHW HIIU 1KIWD+
Gait 2ate @itp, 9. Aug. -@me De-
pei6e!uu Oas vSournuI" bon 0tOutana berid=
tet, oaB WiagiuniS, 9emOfrat, nod INNER
I'm 76 Stimmen uorauS lit. Die Serid1te
iino nod ni9t ale eln9etrofien. Der 8abl'
tampf mar elm iebr bc8perater, Die StepubIItas
uer boffen nod immer fir @la9gett.
SeauersGountg I'M iiiolifeH Sbeile bon
l1tnh mint 9Rnrmell GO Ntai.
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DoltttShe5.

Neiu.9Ort, 9. Aus. - gouOerncur
Chamberlain BON Dtaine bat in einem Sfrei.
ben oil Sen. &ilpatrid erfldrt, eiu gtame lei
unter benz Auf,ufe iir Die SoloateH- unO Scss
manns.@ .@onueutton i'll Yittsburg ohne iciue
3uifimmung sebraufIt worOen. @r iiible
felne 0eisuns, in irsenb einer 8eiie Dor Die
Seiientlid)feit ,u treten.
- Die proiettirte 0fientlidls Oisfuiiion
3uiihen SaunoerS mo @aruett pmo niht
linttiinOeu. @uruett reit mOr9eu nud Dia'
rplano ab.
- Die Sammanpiteu, 2ibera1> Nepublita'
ner uno oeutid,en 9emptraten bielten 9eltern
cine Ysriammluug ab uno ernannten Elm Go
mite, meld,es cine @recleps unO Srown'Wai'
ien.Serlammlung arran9irsn ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-10
Min Sar9 g. s. Guber & sGbue
@arBlauo> Snititnt.
Die SagessRuler< unb 3etfnet.S9ule
unter Srpf. >. u. SSpormarb

Rontas, Den 2. Septem6er 1872, peosr.
0ieliir oteie Shule beitlmmtsu Rdumli6feiten iino
elegant une ebr JuedmG5ig aus9eitattet uuo en=
qerittet Uorben. Aud bat man Der 9roSen bisber I'M
@ebrau6e beituoli6en SammIun9 cine 9nnle 8teibe
neuer Nooele, Sotle9ehldttsr, Stnbtenseifuun9en
uro @ppsl6suiIe eiroerIetbt uno oem Shiler ieoc
0ce unterrtdtsturIus umiaBt Die @Iemertar= uub
bo6ercn 3meige in oer 3eidnGnz uno 0ialertunit.
lui Sriuhen er1dlt man Ia Dem Bureau oes Attu1rs
Bampbete nit G1en udbeIen Sinielnbeiten. (iS2,5,
8Q1 a. T. 200 36ql0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-10
80. G. Mnno & GDmp.,
@isentbiimsr 20.

GI9entbnmsr oon
GspIs's pdtentirtcn autpmartfd'en 5etjerH,
pelds in ben lestsn ini5ebn Sdhrsu leRr uutan9std
uub nit beerem eriolse. als irseno Gin anoasr nit
9ampf ODER bsiBsm Daier PsiSenbsr apparat se'
brautt psroen.
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SeDcrmnnn.

reid ober arm, uCrbsirGbet obcr uit, ioGts Gin 9s.
ben tilr ene ieHeu N(ItelH entpGsbeHbe Summe per.
iitrn, unO in Dem UorreraCH Ruuge Der bessssitsts
fen OICiel ihaiten heht ne
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c)Obn ganrOR
Gssenieitigrecbrnss Srrii6ernngs. .Ge'
irllidlaft bnn 0nFnn, MaK.

9teis @erraiddit Uuros als grpoHsnt oss tsrlbms
ten ~Di afaduieftier Ridjt &eridu ccirsssS
organiiirt. Sbr 9utbGbCn n iegt uber 81. .5OJ,0Oei
Delte fter 5u 9uutCn Der SOliccr SnlGbGI urges
leet fiHo. ytod Den @,iCSCn UoE WniGhulCts, lpGun
tr8eno cine ALloqe oecr AHltibt gtmodt Dorocn
nelhe mint curd Ole ScucH GutOriitrt, iiuo rls Sts
rcttoren, uel1e oiClelbc 9cmaht oou beWlHiQt, feu
Vt9liCrern her 9eisnid0it tit ieoen ououTd uerur'
iGter SsIluh periOnib utraLtUortlh. 2Is 9ultS
toren oer"Sobn SQncod 06qcHieiIt9eH ycbCne SeTs
ftberungs @ccuihdit" umlaiiGn eTiae STc6ie):c
rsidfteR uno reipcitcbcIhen SinDobncr SOrou's.
Aue Golicen iino nod elmer ErGmiCuJabluna lbiolut
unoerGub0r, Ctncrlc Oh cicrdbC ioGIIiD, tubidDr-
LID oocr ocrteliGbrItp aCmOdt lpiro. GtUibGnoen
Weroen bulbllbrlid erlIGrt uno baur beBuhlt.
Stur refine Iebens= uno SuioreunGs BCrTduune,
- teine g8ontine" oecr aH0Crc Sbema's Tno mt uHz
iereu 9eid1iten oCrbunoen.
Cine iRbr qroBe AHyGll uRicrCr hGfeH @innobutI
ftno berets in Der nl0 uuc 0 L" ueItdCIt; @eiun0s
btit5sRiiito's nerocH Eur uuiihcrt.
BaltGr =. YRiltinfon,
@tneraI~ asent fir WGrplano uno ten Sifrlh
Columbia,
RorbDcit Sts Der Sbarlcs unb 8oltimorGitr.i
SamCs heuoeri n, Sotal- Agent;
u. VI. 2 blu arSmdnn,
BerfunlCr bes beutIhcH 0Gpartemcut5
Sr. Sames u. Stcuart,
(DRatIO, ,12g1te,l.pD uuteriuhurassgrJt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-10

gg 3. Sifrift.
fiji GOnsreB.
SIleranoer s.. Spbbs.
Ser Gntidsiouns Der Semotratiit GOuierpatt'
pen eonpsntion, wel6e ON I. Sept, 1872 Suiammen'
tritt, unteruorIen. (f79-D
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Sprace Greeley.

@1e9eaa, N..S., 9. 2luguf. - Sn
Grwioeruns auf eiue &iglaOUus OeS 9rn. s.
=. Senners, 9ipe Bead 5u beiHteu, bat So,
race @reelsp teesrapbtrt, SaB er am 16. b.
gRtS bier eIntrefi,u miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-10

asouna BON gIsis unb giienrsbren, Sabespanrsn,
Sporantsn, Woi&fdnos, Si1otrs, abSusarObrsn tr
Mutritte iople aud
bnbrauIiidbe Rammeu, gSaHersNtaihinsrs u. I. u. !;
mcrmons IL. sbsfsr. Saminfmie, 6susrbssrS<Sfoite,
&esiter u. I. no.;
sdhsn htsREgsn Waiierfibler uno Refrt8erotoren;
sod,s une Ns36isn uao iersratursn aller art.
&IsweifsGRe pom Baltimore uHs SntanHr.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
The Elko Tndependent. of Satul

The Elko Independent, of Satur.
day last, gives very encouraging &C
counts of the future prospects OF
that town both in mineral and agri-
cultural interests. Once the narrow
gauge railroad is completed to White
Pine, EIko will become a thriving
business point, and those who have
had the nerve to remain there dur
ing its dark days, will unquestion-
ably be wellrewarded for waiting foT
the good time coming"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

President Grant, in an interview
with a newspaper correspondent at
Long Branch, says he thinks it is an
even chance whether the Baltimore
Convention will nominate Greeley,
but hopes it will, in order that the
fight may be an open one between
the two.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
The following is a fair specimen of
the Stvle of the Grant platform:

The following is a fair specimen OF
the style of the Grant platform:
1.-The Republican party, mindful
of its obligations to the loyal women
Of America, for their noble devotion
to the cause of freedom; their appli-
cation for admission to further use
~fulness, is received with satisfaction,
and the honest demand for any class
of citizens for additional rights
should be treated with respectful
consideration"
Can any one tell US what the above
means? Does it pledge the party to
womans suffrage? The whole plat
form is in the same ambiguous style,
and, as WI understand it, pledges the
party to nothing except to sustain
and p%erpetuate the past rascalities of
Grant and his nefarious coadjutors
in Congress.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

The Salt Lake papers mention J.
D. Minor and Jerry Schooling as
beingin that city. gazing at the wond-
rous sights Whereabouts. Schooling
is represented as keeping q sharp
look out for Miner, fearing the latter
might lose his greenbacks. They
we're all right, at last accounts.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
~SCURRILOUS ATTACK.

It is we'll understood that Mr.
Sharon and Mr.. Jones are the tive
chief gladiators for the Senatorial
prize in the Republican party. 1t i:
also we'll known that the Territorial
Enterprise is. and always has been.
the leading Republican paper in this
State-the party's Organ-and fo1
the last few weeks the open and
avowed friend of Mr.. Jones against
the field. Mr.. Sharon and Mr..
Jones, both, since their advent in
this State, have been persistent and
consistent Republicans. and are so
still. For some time since a most
bitter financial and Senatorial war
fare has been waged between them.
The Republican party of Storey
county on last Saturday night, with
out regard t the Senatorial question,
held a meeting to ratify the nomlna-
tions Of Grantand Wilson. Both of
these gentlemen. with other leading
Republicans, were invited to address
the meeting. Mr.. Sharon appeared
in person and Mr.. Jones by letter.
Both Mr.. Sharon's speech and Mr..
Jones letter were such as might be
expected on such an occasion. The
Enterprise, of the 10th instant. takes
occasion to publisha most scurrlous
editorial on Mr.. Sharon and his
speech. Common deeency and the
very lowest degree of the instincts
of a gentleman. should have sug-
gested the improperly of the lead
ing Republican paper of the State
thus venting its spleen and personal
malice upon a leading Republican
called upon to address his party I'M
der such circumstances. 1t was a
gross insult, not only to Mr.. Sharon,
but to the meeting he was invited to
address, and IN outrage upon Mr..
Jones, coming as it does from his
supposed organ. In our thirty
years of journalistic experience, we
have failed to find a parallel to this
utter disregard of the courtesy due
from the editor to the citizen. and
especially to a distinguished member
of his own party. As to these gen.
tlemen's political aspirations, We
care not a continental. After the 9th
of July they Will both be virtually
out Of the field. And after the cleo
ton, their names will not be men
toned in political circles. They
will be known simply as respectable.
worthy citizens, energetic business
men, stock spectators, and perhaps
millionaires. We therefore hope
that hereafter the Enterprise will
not disgust Mr.. Jones and his friends
and insult Mr.. Sharon and friends.
by such foolish exhibitions of its
gross Ignorance of the properties of
life.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
THE RATIFICATION MEETING.

The meeting held at Virginia city
on Saturday night last, to ratify the
nominations of Grant and Wilson.
appears to have been we'll attended.
but not altogether lovely and harmo'
NOUS.
Minister De Long, of Japan, made
a very lengthy speech. Its length
will not admit of a synopsis in our
columns. Its sum and substance,
however, can be given by saving it
was replete with "a diarrhea of
words and a constipation of ideas"
William Sharon was called for and
spoke for about twenty minutes in
the usual Republican style. He eu-
logized Grant !; talked of the record
written in blood +; the war, slavery,
and bands of iron binding States to-
gether, and the crown which rant
had Won, and he then asked this per
tinent question: "Shall We offer
this crown to Mr.. Greeley?" No sir,
To the dictatorial crown of party to
which his partizans bend the knee
and doff the hat. he is welcome ; but
the imperial crown. worshipped in
monarchy loving and Queen devoted
Europe with which Grants brow is
sought to be decked as the ruler of
America. Greeley does not want you
to offer. He proposes to capture it
in November next, and as the Presi-
dent of the whole people of the
American Republic cons5gn 1T to the
flames, and amidst the shouts and
huzzas of forty millions Of freeman
from every nationality scatter its
ashes to the four winds of heaven.
Judge Mesick next put in an APP
pearance, and held forth for about
ten minutes. He is a uccess as a
but as a politician a great
Among other lndicrous
he said Our country is for
tunate in being represented by the
honest men who carry our banner"
He also, in speaking of Greeley and
Democracy, says, Like Satan our
Jonas Seeley grated about three
minutes, but to the point, and con
cluded as follows: u have got my
harness on and am going to fight I'M
til victory Is won-un:il there shall
be no Democrats no Greeley men
on the face of this broad earth" We
have heard of Jonah swallowing a
this must be the fellow.
T. \. Tritle was next introduced. He
did not know whether he was hot or
cold AID came out to see what effect
a good meeting would have on him.
finally concluded he was hot, but
not near so hot as he was about two
years ago.
Other speakers addressed the meet
among them Mr.. Lockwood, of
Empire who, We understand, made
the best speech of the evening.
A letter was read from J. 2. Jones,
indorsing the nominees and platform.
And thus endeth the Grant campaign
in Storey.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

An excursion train returning from
San JOSE to Sa cramento, yesterday,
met with a serious accident at Rich
mond Grove, by which eight passen-
ger cars were thrown from the track,
by the carelessness of the switch
man at that point. Several persons
were injured, but none fatally.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

The net earnings ST the Central Pa
ciffc Railroad for May amounted to
the unusually large sum of S1,221,-
600, an increase of S329, 900 over the
same month of last year. The net
earnings of the Union Pacific Rail
road for April were S356. 900, orS20,-
in excess of the same month last year.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

Rev. A. n Fisher is on a visit to
the eastern part of the State. He
was in Knoxville on last Sabbath.
and delivered two in the N.
E. church on that day.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

Tie Winnemucca Register says
a painter is much needed in that
town. A number of houses have re-
Gently been built, and for want OF a
painter, the wood work is being dam
aged materially.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

Elko has made arrangements for q
grand celebration on the Fourth of
July. Over $1,000 have been raised
to defTay expenses. Honorable H.
c.. Street. will deliver the Grafton.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

On the 23th ult., S. S. Grass, of
this town, passed an examination and
was licensed to practice as an attor
ney i'll Ill the Courts of the State
fSilver State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

The graincr in Paradise Valley,
Humboldt county, will be fully one
third larger this season than at any
time before since the settlement of
that valley.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

On the 9th inst, as Buel, in Elko
county, NJ. r. Mechanics committed
suicide by shooting himself in the
head with a revolver.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

The amount of bullion shipped
from the Arizona mine, through
Wells, Fargo & Co., since our hast
issue, vas $7,453.-[Silver State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

The Masons of Stockton have
decided on making an excursion to
Bonner Lake and Lake Bigler on ST.
Johns Day. the oath instant.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
BORN.

In Carson City, June IS, to the wife of
j. l.. Beam, a daughter.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
NOTICE.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jos.
keifer. Deceased.

NTATE OF NEVADA OUNTY OF ORMSBY
= District Court, Second Judicisi District 1t
appearing TO the Judge of said District Court, BY
the petit III presented and filed by Margaret
x fer. he Administrative of the estate of joseph
keifer. deceased, paving for an order TO sell all
Of the real estate belonging to sai6 estate, that it
is necessary TO Sell the came to paw the debts out
standing again t he deceased, and the debts, ex
penses md charge of admins ration. 1t is
ther f re "rcered by the Judge If said Court that
all er~"Hs inter stei in the said estate, appear
before the said District Court on
Monday, the Eiftn Day Of August.
A. D. 1872, at II o'clock in the forenoon OF said
day, at the Court room Of said District Court. in
Carson City Ormssy county. State Of Nevada. to
show cause VIII an order should not be granted to
the said aim ni>tratriX to sell all the real estate 81
the deceased And that a copy Of this order be pub
lished at least four successive weessin the DAILY
TATE REGISTER. a newspaper printed aud pub
lished in Carson City Ormsby COUNTY, State of
Nevada. c. N. HARRIS,
Dated June IL, Js12. District Judge.
State of Nevada. County Of Ormsby, ss.-I. T.
J. EDWARDS. County Clerk and ex-offcis Clerk
of the Second Judicial Dirtriet Court held in and
for the said County and State aforesaid, do hereby
certify that the above and f re going Is a full. true
and correct copy Of the original order now Oh file
and of record in m ofi:e.
- In testimony whereof. ] have tereuuto
ct my hand and aft xed the seal of said
~ District Court, at my Office in Carson
City, Nevada, this the 18th day of June. A.. D.
1s72- T.. J EDWARDS, Clark.
Cisls lw4wJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-20
AGENTS FOR THE MINER.

Sda Franeisoo-L. F. Fisher, Rooms % x z ,s.. chants Exchange, California street C. S. Es'on I aI Dealer Montgomery street. Thos Boyee. No D w. noor), Merchants Exchsngr. Los AHgeI>s-Harrs and Jaeoby. No 2 Ds"ss'' Block, Main street
 San Beyaardiso-WoH & Folks, Nsp Fork City--w. H Ferris, Jewsler, ool "s'' street.
 ARIZONA. Arisoxa Csty-Schnieder. Greirsoa Co. Ehrenbeyg-Hooper. wm. B. & Co, J. Gesd" Bro. and A. Frank.
 Wtckenbarg-Barnett & Block A. H Pesp'" Haydyvilte-Jas. P. Bull aad Vim H. Hardy. r-u Waiiapai Mining Distriet-L c. wslourn' w. Pkeni,-E. Irvine k Co. and J. T. Aissp. East Ph0His-W. B. Helisgs X Co Florence-Pessr R Buady and W. c. ColiingS' Tscssn-J. E. McCa3ry. H Military Posfs-D. P. Foster, Camp hns'f c. Cspe KiubaIl Camp Date Creek: 0. F. Hssd C"' Verde J. A. Tomiinsoo, Camp McDswesL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-20
Don't Write Them.

IL does n't pay station keepsn s0 wrts n's v, sld when they can send to this onScs and procan a sS number Of neatly printed blank recsipts, iEs acfiy as per instructions from the Chief ousi the district, and at cheap rates.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1872-07-13

The VILLAGE CHUnCu.--It Lhould not
look like barn or storeEouse. 1t should
he n building, the very sight of which
would cause devout feelings IN the breast.
well.carvcd cross should point to heaven:
massive pannellcd doors should impress the
solemnlty of the place into which he is en-
terlng: stained glass should throw o mys.
tic light athwart the isles pulpit, altar,
ceiling and galleries should be ornamented
with fguratiVe mouldings, and the columns
that support the galleries, and the balus-
ters that rail them in, should be of classic
patterns. Any congregation wishing such
church should send their orders for
finishing material to Mr.. p. =. ToALE
importer of French stained glass, and man
ufacturer Of and dealer in Doors, Sashes.
Blinds, SC, No. 20 Hayne street, Charles.
ton, S. G.