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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-30
THE FARMERS.
RESOLUTIONS Adopted by tho Farm
ers Of The NOrth-NVcsf in
Convention nt CIiicnEo.

The duty Of Government f. t0 W'
its people. Capital directed by uurr
lous minds Teaps the profits of their ..
Men Of great wealth revrl Boo luxury 1911.
those who earn the money are drsI.N.
the comforts oflife. our State Lrg..0
have made laws depriviug us ul oIr
for " hich.we have a title from rhr 90.
Government, for the benefit OBJ r
companies. because 10 seemed for Oh. N0
good. Subsidies have been granted "
and Congress has, with Lavish Dam" ~"
them public lAnds--the peoples iuuu...
and the result is cNtOrtIOu, OIHn
Resolved. by this Convention. thF
most respectfully, bat earnestly fn
ConVrcss 10. without needless delay
maximum freight and passenger h"
LATINO tariff between the States. aH.
LEGISLATURE a law regulating lt WIiN'.
States. and we hereby protest agan.
further granting Of any subsidies "ul..
To private corporations of any Kind.
Resolved, That we demand the r'1..
ton Of railroads and the improyDm...
water communications between tHr Ht.
and seabOard, the same 10 De owned A.-
Grated by the General Goyerumeut i.I
purpose OF affOrding cheap aud amp.
portatIOn, and 70 protect the people On.
the exactiOus Of mOuopolics'
Resolved, That 70 lessen the iurieH.
transportation, and, therefore, we a'a -
urge our people 10 do all iu their lY"..
create and sustain with their paa'.'-
home manufactures.
Resolved, That debt should ever N.
as one of our greatest enemies; u1A.
priVes US Of manliness, and lu "a N.A
makes slaves that 10 live within our u..
means. however small 70 pay a- "t ~
to our success; recoRhf..-
the fact that the people are boz eafhs'r .
would urge them 20 free themselves DI
curse, so that If final struggle muN
between the people and monoPtt u.
houses must be ia order, and we N'
able 70 Withstand IL. .
Resolved, That no industry can 2.
tected by legislation except at the -
Of all other industries, and that "s
posed 70 all special legislation. ,.,. g....
Resolved, That we recon mehH '.t r..
roug organization Of the farmer .-.
country ia local aud state Organ'll--.'.. a.
the purpose OF reforming gr cay aa. ,..
dealing out equal and exact J9'-'1
men.
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Trihing Away Time.

While the bill from the House, post.
poning the election, was pending in the
Senate, and the people were eagerly
awaiting the action of the Legislature on
that important subject, the Senate adj
journed from early Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, 8 o'clock. Such
trifing with the feelings and interests of
the people cannot be too severely censured.
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There is legal hiatus in the regular
Republican ticket of this county. E. A.
Peyton, one of the nominees, has been
convicted of embezzlement, and is, there
fore, disqualified from serving as mem
Der of the Legislature The Constitu-
ton Art. 4, Sec Is, declares that ssno
''person liable for public moneys, unac-
counted for, shall be eligible to seat
Sin either House of the Legislature, or
''to any office of profit or trust, until he
''shall have accounted for and paid over
''all sums of which he may have been
''liable." Under this clause, Peyton is
clearly ineligible, and it is the duty of the
friends of the Constitution, and of hon.
esty in public Office, of whatever party,
to select and vote for some other person
in place of Peyton, SO as to contest and
secure the seat which would be claimed
by him. George w. Harper, Of Ray.
mond, an OLD citizen-capable. honest
and faithful to the Constitution-is the
man.
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The Candidates for GoVeFH''
GreemvIlie.

r., a.. c-oo,vilIe Times, tNeu.U'
Some misunderstanding alose t.u
place of meeting; though 9J' '','J s.r..
left the usual speaking etouI 1II., '',, ...0
Senator Ames az the L9pfI l4oJl scr..
not wait 70 hear Nun ,rePly o I'm a.
bolted from the Court Hou-e ~ I'D f..a.
corn arose who merely announce
would speak to-day. ....-,,. 20 cIfcI. 81
enthusiasm; in fact the feeling on ll.'.,' .
inc seemed TO be mostly win Hls lbpp9b.l
the party is divided, the county ,gss M
A resolution endorsing A AND y0y
duced at the close % aioritv. Ames' sg
II mainly made up Of whining t4idlgTed q
annasIs Ia lie passions OF the ilIe5r.
nppIs and Of servile defense against 4, ir
CHARGES char s. of whom he seemed 70 De ''
dread.
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George w. Harper for the LegisI0.
ture.

By the correspondence between @. w.
Harper, of the Raymond Gazette, and
sundry citizens, it will be seen that he
has consented to become candidate for
the Legislature in this county. He is so
we'll and favorably known that it is hardly
necessary for US to commend him to pub
lie support. He has lived in the county
thirty years, and has devoted more time
and performed more gratuitous service to
the local interests of the people than al
most any other man within its borders.
His capacity will no more be called in
question than his honesty and devotion to
the welfare of the people. To the white
voters we need say nothing farther than
to announce his candidacy, which is sug-
gestive of their duty to support him. To
the colored voters, we will say, that since
they have become free, he has been a
consistent advocate of every measure
which has secured to them their land
political privileges. A Reconstructionist
in 1867, he has never, TO our certain
knowledge, taken one step backward. If
they will vote for him instead of Peyton,
who is ineligible, they will prove their
capacity to discriminate between a good
man and bad one, and their readiness
to rise above the behests of party when
they conflict with public duty.
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j. S. MORRIS.
ALLnrnnN N-n-


PoRr GmsoN, Miss, Oct IlIa
EDIToRs CLARION;
SIr:-My attention has just been n..
an article IN your paper of ihe ooh m.
headed The Ames Crew" iu which h.
call attention 90 the fact tnat rgrn- e.
Members Of the Legislature, myself ...,
the number, took shares of stock IHU.M.
siSsippi Valley Railroad Company, H.a
number of pOwer- OF attorney, one .r
by myself among the number. As in.I
In neither the power OF attorney MORN
fact 81 my having subscribed tJ 500. F.
that road anything which ] desire t0 BID.
sccret,l might wonder why you should
il of interest TO your readers, but / s'
certainly have no quarrel with you Ur
count of its publication. Bot your
ments are such as would lead The pub.
suppose that / was iu the boat with /.
Richardson. and Interested lu doe pl.
Of the General Railroad bill j W.I
make you judge, jury and witue.--In h
you shall BE- the whole court Tut uu
spectaclcs, II YOU have need ui thcm
look at page 3t2 Of the journal of iHr Nh.
of Representative for $50. and fra0 ra
3I3 and 3i4, and say j my name J. nuf .
corded against the General Railroad p
DO me the honor, also, to luuk Uu page
aud see II my name is not joined HII
of the Hon. Il. S. MaXey, oft Rankin DnH.
in a protest against that bill, Also op f.-
$50. j9l and COZ, and see 10 my Dame !.
recorded AS voting with the opponents
that bill on the veto message of the bN,
nor. Make inquiry, ~ you wish. nl..
members of the Legislature, and u-rru
if l did not oppose that bin with bun
and vote. from its introduction thtoHt
all the stages Of lbs subsequent progn-
Ascertain this, and then say whe.NH
not | was one among the number of H
whom you are pleased 20 term homes.
publicans who. aided by The tousprN
succeeded in defeating H..
You might extend your Inquire i.
aud ascertain il ] ever voted tor amy mes.
where corruption was charged.
l. II .L-L-
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Taxation.

Before the war under Citizens rule,
you paid 50 90 tax on 81 900 property
valuation. Now you are paying $12 50
taxes on 81, 900 worth of property. If
you are in favor of the restoration of
Citizens rule with low taxes, vote the
Alcorn ticket.
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Senator Steele's argument on the
question of pOstPOning the election, was
an elaborate presentatipn Of the subject
in all its bearings, and is pronounced on
all hands the abIest speech which has
been delivered in the Senate since the
war. Its logic vas irresistible. Fhs
Aid k0aaF to himself and reflect
Senator 49, ..1.,..4a spha..
ed honor upon his consu.u~-
ought to feel proud of him.
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The last report Of the season on the
condition of the corr crop has been made
by the StatistieiaDs Of the Department of
Agriculture. 1t shows a falling off of
250, 600, 900 bushels ON the crop of last
year, and 4 per cent. less area planted.
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Fee and anIarr RiII.

Thanks TO the Conservatives and Alcorn
Republicans in the Legislature, and to
Gov. Powers, this measure of Reform
has become law. It reduces the pay of
public officers to just rate.
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The man who fails to record his vote
against Ames and his crew, viii have to
bear share of the burden and disgrace
of the extravagant and corrupt legisla-
ton that will follow.
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General Ames, In bis speech at the Court
House on Friday, said:
we May 'tagk iii al the human famJIv - SAe
Aid he might have added! aIl III the
thieves, for two Of his mdst e1thusiastic
GieRds at the messing Of Friday, were in
d,etaa tn,.Ss cs First Johp p. Werles, the
hook warrant thief; and then s. Allen Ross,
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THE MERIDIAN MERCURY DAILY
The Mercury Is issued daily, It pub
fishes the latest dispatches, and is redo
lent of news, stirring incidents and racy
editorials. Success to the Mercury.
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Senator Holloway efFectuaIIy nails to
the counter . SANDER that Mr.. Yasser,
State Treasurer, late Levee Commis-
sioner, had Improperly used funds be-
longing to Tunica county. There is not
q semblance Of truth in the charge.
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ILLINOIS RAILROAD. .LAw.--At its
last session, the Legislature of Illinois
passed law defining and providing for
the punishment of extortion by any rail-
road companies within that State, fixing
the penalties at from $1,000 to 5000
for the first conviction of any railroad
company; from %, 009 to 81, 900 for the
second; from SIC, 600 to sc, 900 for the
third, and s25, 900 for every subsequent
eOuYietiOn; aHd It vas made the duty of
Railroad Commissioners t9 cause sRits 70
- Gzasecqqted IT the ex-
be instituted an s.ss, M
pense of the State. A similar ln~.-
for the protection Of the people against
the monopOlists is needed in every State.
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Remember that if you are not regis
tered, you viii not be able to enjoy the
estimable privilege Of o freeman at the
pending election.
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NEW YoRK. September %.
A Washington special says, Attorney
General Williams received letter to-day
from Montgomery, Alabama, saying that in
consequence OF the heavy rains and des-
truction of cotton crops by the army worm,
great restitution exists in several counties
especially in Sumpter and Marengo. In
some places there is actual starvation. and
unless Aefg Is rendered during the winter
9 e3.,5 Rersons RAss perish fpF wAft Of
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REGISTER. that no citizen
can vote unless he is duly registered. If
you have become of age since the cleo
ton, register. If you have changed your
residence, register. If you have lost your
certificate. procure another.
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Conservative Ant;-Radical Nominations
for the Legislature.
SENATE.

lst District-Perry, Green, Jackson, Han
cock, Harrison, Pearl and Marion counties
j. Z, Carter.
sth District-CoViDgton, Jones, Smith,
Simpson and Wayne COunties-T. L. Men
denhall.
9th District-Scott, Newton and Jasper
IT. B. Graham.
- District-Calhoun and Yallobushai
a. 7. Roane.
Decentralization and Choctaw-
S. Smyth.
- Observation-Disclosures and Monroe
j. 7. Griffin.
22d District-Alcorn, TishOmingo and
Prentiss-J. M- Stone.
9th District-Pontotoc and Lafayette
John A. Mcneil.
31st District-Carroll, Montgomery, anc
Leflore--Simpson Parks.
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Our farmers all say that Their COZ oor nor
Is cut of at least one-thiIu oat blif
while the corp cror Ras tu.ho- -,,,,gh rall.
fhad was expected Out nol ellTT.ilalatl
bv half, to make another crop
la News.
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The opposers of the Ames gang should
go to the voting place with their certif-
Gates of registration, unless they positively
know that no election will be held.
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Hon. Jefferson Davis arrived % .sms ual
ton City on the l4th. aud lelV W.
for New lork'
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Advise your neighbOr to go to the polls
on election day, and provide means for
him to go if he has no conveyance of his
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Are you ready for the question, op-
posers of the Bond Ringf Be on the
alert. Every man to his post.
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About twenty-nine thousal,Hs anaItDi
be collected from the people OS1egys.
county for taxes thls year
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If you have not registered, go and at.
tend to it without delay
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Push on the column. Don't forget to
register and vote, if the polls are opened
in your county.
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If you have lost your registration GER
ti6cate, don't fail to get new one.
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GO TO YOUR COUNTY SEAT
AND REGISTER.
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A few more days for registration.
Don't fail to secure your right to vote.
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You must get your registration papers.
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Advise your neighbor to register.
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TUESDAY, NovEMBER THE IRA.
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Opinion Of Attorney General Morris.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
JACKSON, MISS, Oct. %, 1875

JACKSON, MISS Oct. ~ 1907
His ErceleRey r. G. Pocers,
GOuerR0T Of MiSsiss,ppd
SIR-In answer to your inquiry OF this
date, I respectfully submit il as my opinion.
founded upon all the decisions that, so far
as am advised, have ever been made ~
like cases, by courts of last resort or BY
Legislative Assem- blies, in England and
America, that any member of either House
who accepts an office in either the judi
eial or executive departments, and quail
fies and enters upon its duties, thereby
abandOns and vacates his seat i'm the Legs
Iature. Within the last few years l have
searched all the reports of adjudged cases
and elementary treatises upon constitu'
tional law to which l have had access, tC
see If there is any authority by which .
Representative or Senator, under Constitu'
ton like ours. may accept a judicial or *
ecutiye office, and enter on its duties, ant
vet continue his authority and functions a
= legislator. l have found none. ana DC
not believe that any such authority exists
The provisions of our State Constitution
is in the words and form following, to-wit
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j. S. MORRIS,
Attorney General of Mississippi.
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Ye1e San DlegO Hoie2.

THIS COMMoDIOUS HOTEL Is
a pleasantly situated on street, near
Culverwell's wharf. within easy access o,
passengers by the steamers
The table is supplied with the beat tho
market affords, aad every attention paid to
the comfort of guests.
10 Stages for various points leave this
house regularly.
jail If S. S. DUNNELLS.
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antors are above the age of21 years.

Bids of $4,000 and upward must be ac-
colnpanied by certified check, or draft,
ON some solvent national bank equal to 8
per centun gu the present annual pay on
the route; or in >ease of new service. not
less than per centum of one years pay
proposed in bid.-(Section 253, Act of
June s, 1872
The Postmaster must not sign the certi-
ficate until the sum of the bid Is inserted
and the bid and guarantee signed by all
parties, and dated.
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The largest sailing vessel in the
world is the ship Three Brothers,
which sailed from San Francisco,
recently, with a large cargo of
Nwheat for Europe. She is the
Md steamer Vanderbilt, which was
Aresented to the Government for
tAe navy, and which, not long
ado, the Navy Department sold.
al a steamer, The enormous en- con-
duked high speed, made her too
cosAtly for mercantile ventures.
sid was thereof changed by
her&aurchasers int a sailing ship,
Fra harbor sh, snrcad ff.
teen fhouSAand yards 'fcanvass in
maaSuros Rninety-nint feet, hel
otb or mo- Asurements arr in pro
portion. Her tonnage 1887.
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GUARANTEE.
Bidder

The undersigned, residing at --,
State of -, undertake that, if the fore
going bid for carrying the mail on route
No. - be accepted by the Postmaster
General, the bidder will, prior to the LIST OF
Jnue, 1874, enter into the required obllga-
ton or contract to perform the service
proposed with good and sufficient sureties.
This we do, understanding distinctly the
obligations and liabilities assumed by
guarantors.
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CERTIFICATE.
Dated

The undersigned, postmaster at --,
State of -,certifies, UNDER HIS oATlI
OF OFFICE. that he is,acquainted with the
above euarantors, aad knows them to be
men of property, and able N-Gake good
their guarantee: ard that bidder and aIar-
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tory OF Arizona, IN and Tor inc COunIy Oh
Yuma, and the complaint filed in said
County of Yuma, in the Office of the Clerk
of said District Court.
The TERRITORY Of arizona ss7eds
greeting 10 II. e. Baker, 7efeta-
d0jlt.
You are hereby required 10 appear IN an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, IN the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory
of Arizona, in and for the zaId County of
Yuma, and to answer the complaint filed
therein, within twenty days Exclusive of
the day of service) after the service on you
of this summons-if served within this
but in this district, within thirty days;
otherwise, within forty dsys-or Judgment
by default will be taken against you, &C.
cording to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the
sum of four thousand, one hundred and
seventy-one dollars ($4,l7l 02y and two
| cents, gold coin of the United States, due
on an express contract for balance mer-
chandise sold and delivered TO you by plain
tiff, at your instance and request, all OF
which is more particularly set forth in
complaint on file in my Office.
And you are hereby notified that if you
| fail to appear and answer the said com
plant, as above required, the SAID plaintiff
| will take Judgment against you by default
| for the said sum of four thousand, one hun
dred and seventy one 2-l00 dollars, and
interest, as prayed for in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Arizona, in ant
for the said County of Yuma, this seventh
day of October, in the year of our Lore
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
three. j. w. DORRINGTON,
oil 2m Clerk
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The School Term of District School No.
[, will commences on Monday October 9th,
at Is minutes to 9 A. NJ. Parents and
guardians are requested to have their chill,
dren report promptly at the above hour.
BY order of the Board of School Trus-
tees. II. S. FITZGERALD,
Clerk OF Beard,
Yuma, October Sd, 1873.
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LQMGSTREETS CUBAN EXPE
DITI0N.

CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Collector
Casey, of New Orleans, says Gen.
Longstreet has been for a year
past organizing an expedition
against Cuba IN New Orleans |;
that the expedition amounts to
10000 men. He says Havana can
be easily starved out. Casey says
no member Of the Cati'ef desires
to see the United STATES possess
Cuba; bat the proper cammercia
relations are demanded, which
will place them on ali equality
with England.
The tone of the Western press
Is in favor Of prompt and v.r3r-
Gus action on the par Of our lgv-
eminent in Cuban affairs.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, ETC.

OATH REQUIRED BY SECTION 246 OF AN
ACT OE CONGRESS APPROVED JUNE o,
1872, To BE- AFFIXED TO EACH Bud FOR
CARRYING THE MAIL, AND TO BE TAX
EN- BEFORE AN OFFICER QUALIFIED TO
ADMINISTER OATHS.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE
AND CERTIFICATE.
PROPOSAL.

The undersigned --~- -, whose
post-office address Is -, county Of
-, State of -, proposes to cen
vev the mails nf the United States, from
july i, 1874, to Juno 80, 1873, on route
No, Jetween -- and --, an
der the advertisement of the Postmaster
General, dated October !, 1873, with c.
lerity, certainty, and security" Claw OF
June s, 1922, for the annual sum Of
dollars.
This proposal is made with full know
ledge ofthe distance ofthe route, the weight
of the mail to be carried, and all other par
ticulars in reference 10 the route and ser
vice; and, also. after careful examination
of the laws and instructions attached to the
advertisement of mail service; and.Of the
provisions contained in the act of Congress
of June 8, 1872.
Dated - Bidder
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ASH COMO UN
Ola DE AGRADECIMIENTO
y ALABAMA.


Ell aiio pasado ha side unO de
Paz dentro de nuestras fronteras.
Hemos levantadOs grandes cose-
chas.
Han muItiplicado nuestTos
ganadOs.
La Harmonic Ia prevalecidO.
LIZ EducaciOn de nuestY nifios
ha avanzado.
Y la Pestilencia, que ha casti-
gadn a nuestrOs paisanOs Ell Otras
iocalidades, DO nos ha af1igido.
Por estas razOneS, ent0nCes: yO
ardientemente Iecomiendo a
Ustedes, que cesar de hacer ne.
gocio V de TRAFALGAR durante aquel
dia; v eSperO que seran llenas
de gratitud sus cOrazOnes, a Ell
que gobierna a todas las naciones.
En- verification de la
cual, he firmadO, y
causado poner puestO
a esta Proclamation,
ell Sello Grande del
sELLo Territorio, en- ell dia
este, siendole I'll DO.
de Noviembre, Ammo
Domini, un mil ocho
4, cientos setenta y tres,
Por eItGobierno:
CdLEs BAsHFoRD.
Sec. Ter. de AriZ.
j. II. Harris, Ayudante.
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Examine carefully the forms aud ms
tructions anexed.)

An act of Congress of June s, 1872, re-
quires that bids of $4,000 and upward be
accompanied by certified check or draft
equal to FIVE per cent. of the bid.