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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-08

Manhood, how lost, how restored.
A116m Just published, a new
A@nEH edition of DR.. CULvxRwELL's
CELEBRATED ESSAY, on the
radical cure (without medicine) of
SpermatorrhGa or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
Impotency, Mental and Physical In
capacity, Impediments to Marriage,
ETC.; also Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits, induced by self-indulgence Of
sexual extravaganza, &c.
fE Price, in \ sealed envelope,
only six cents.
The celebrated author, in this ad.
mirable Essay, clearly demonstrates,
from a thirty years. successful prac-
tice, that the alarming conse-
quences of self-abuse may he radi-
cally cured without the dangerous
use Of internal medicine or the ap.
plicatien OF the knife; pointing out
a mode of cure at once simple, Ger.
tain. and effectual by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself
cheap!y, privately and radically.
This Lecture should be in the
hands Of every youth and every man
in the land.
Sent under seal, in . plain cnve-
lope, to any address, postpaid. on
receipt of six cents or two post
stamps.
Address the Publishers:
r. BrN9man j. Son,
|, 81 Ann St, New York, Box 1856.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-08

= Sen Grfcl9 Der @eltausIknuna
oantt mad Nnii@t Der .0rantfurter Sci.
tuns" bic 3spublif Der Der. Staaten
niht, ,uie ibre ueriddmten unb oiienen
@e9ner b%ebaupten, DEM &ei9tbum bes
goeens. ion6ern uorsiisli9 Der gnersis
ibrerV ewobner. ,pelde chen nur inter fret.
beitli@en StaatsIormen lire 0onma1t
5n ent,uideln int Stanoe iino. SIT bod
bic IusfteuunS ielbit. 10 fdDrt bas se=
nonnte ylait tort, Sas eisenite Yrobut,
oiclcs freien ydrserinnes. Nidt untcr
benz 9rude uno Der @unit elmer nit rel.
den Mitteln au~sseitattetsn Gcntrairesis.
rlng, ionoern aus Der freiuiQisen Ger.
einisun9 Der GinjtItrdfte 1T lie berpor<
se9ansen - w09e lie barum in ben
Nmeritanern bic uebcrscueun8 ftdr.cn,
baB iie auf Dem re@tsn @coe ,panoeln,
,ro m0se lie basu beitrasen, in europa
in INNER ,ueiteren Qrciien Der NnIi4t
&eltuns ja peridafen, taB bod INNER
lrrr bic @olfer an Der Spite Der Gipili.
iotion ieben, tueI@e politii& frei unb.
,uirtbi4aftli@ tii4tis linb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-08

Ser Dantes . 9SebblAr. .sBeu. ID
9usb, ,uer tSnren beute ieinen 9anOel NIT
chamber mo@en!" iaste elm d4ter
0anlresY eoolar Su einsm Houfmann in
@s,b 0ort, ols ct in Der Yowerp DOT bel.
len 9blr oubielt. SIR quest 10 glenn
lid ri4ti9." ,uar Die NnIport. .Na.
SIR braumt besbalb teirsn 0omrn auj.
suieben. 0ier 1T elm Gubenb unper'
fdli@ter. d@hr &aFritrdps, suei unb
einen halben 9baler ipert9 nebn,t iie.
i'd 9ebe iie fir ,,pei 9baIer. so babe
Gu@ i4om seiast, baS i'd ni&ts BON
Gurem Bette! pia." Nd nau, i'd nxte
ffnf 3baler, bab mir bsnno@ iber bieie
Straps einen Qonoel MAIDEN, tpenn Sbr
mir MUIR irsenb et,pos bafiir bi:tet."
.Nieber nit Dem @eIo!" iaste Der Raul.
mann, inoem Ct eincm Der umftcbenben
Nodborn Die flnf 9baIer rei@te. Der
0antee that bessleiden, ,porauf Der
&~aufmann ibm fInf Gents fir feline
Strips oferirte. Isle iinb Guer! :" riet
Der Yantee, inbeu, Ct bic setponnene finf
9baler eiaitedte. .Mber", iebte e. nit
i4einbarer 3utrauli9teit binSu, i'd balte
Spob fir Spak unb ,uenn ihr Die
Strdps nidt brou@en tOnnt, 10
nebm i'd fe uieher 3uriid." Ges
9%aufmanns tribes @eiidt tldrtt iid
ii4tli4 auf, Isle iino 9sraoe ni&t 10
i4le4t. wie man sic ma@t," ipro4 er,
bier liab Cure Strdps, nun eebt mir
aud mein @elo 5uriid." 90 III es,~
rief Der Oaniee. inbem er bic Strips 3u
lih nabm unb bas Giinfeentltiid surud.
COB. n9anod 1T 9anbsl unb nun,
oa sS9r bic Nu9en enblid i'm Grnlt ouf.
bobt, i'd 9ueb, ,uenn SIR je e;uen Bar.
gain nit Dem Giinfeentitiid tpieoer mo9en
motif, Sbr et,ras anoeres als 3aliritrdps
bafir tauft." llnb unter Dem ausse.
laiIeniten @eldnter Der ll~mtebenoen
peobelte Der Dantee pon- banner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-08

S@nelles &eiien. IN 81
stunben pom Nstu Dort nod san
6raneisec. = 9enrp 6. Sarrett, Ter u,,.
ternebmenbe Giienbahn Wanaaer, bat
Arrangements setroHen, einen biretten
3us BON Netu Dort nod Son 0raneisec
III Der perbd!tniBmdBis ouberorbentlid
tar,en Set BON nur 81 Stunoen laufen
III loNen. Ser 3us. welGer Nep BORT
7onnerita9 Morsen perldbt. 9ebt obne
Muftntbalt bis Yittsburs, cine strede
BON 444 Mcilen, treust nod am ielten
Sage ben Miiiilippi unb trift ben fol.
senoen Sonntas in San Groneiseo Gin.
Nm Den ,ueni9en 6aupt-0 altepldben jino
ielbitueritdnolid Die notbmcnoisen Dor.
b%ercitMnsen sctroHen, urn ben Mufentbalt
baielbit 10 furj als mosli9 gu MAIDEN.
Der 3u9 ,uirb aug einem NoNasier.
@aeson eriter gloiie. einem 4ullmann'<
iden Yalait,ua9en unb einem @epdd=
iuosscn Der Y~enniulpania G%entrolbabn
beiteben unb obne @e4jel Der @ag9ons
Direct bis CUR Yaeifietiiite 9eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-08

= 2aut Nadridtsn BON Cheyenne,
@pomin9 g., bat nun Der JelbSus ee.
gen bic feinbIiden Siourbanoen beeon.
men. 9erielbe ,pirb untsr benz Ober-
commando beg Gen. 5errp eefiibrt, Der
bereits in poriser @o@e in Sort 9inecIn
eingctroifcn 1T. Inter ibm commando.
rem Die @enerale Groots unb Gutter.
2etterer bat li@, ,uie CO i9eint, Bel iei-
nen militdriI9en Obercn, burd bic Mus.
iasen, Die CT Dor benz Snpeiisations=
Committee in MaIbinston. in Yetreif Der
8rdmer<Y oiten=s dtpinbe!eien nit GROCER
3ldbaltloIi9teit ma&te, et,pas in I'm.
9naoe periebt uno cs ,purbe inn barum
cine undergraduate Ste0nns anseuie=
len. Gtmas MuHalenbes iinS bel oieIer
Expedition 9egen bic Snbianer bic unter
Den 5rmppcn bdufi s oorfommenben So.
lertionen. 60 iinb Idcn in Der eriten
Nadt. na6 Dem Musmarlh Der bic III.
ricrsoroc bon General Groots' Com
monoo biloenoen ;psi Gauaaerie= Gom=
pasnim 5 ODER 6 Mann iouobl 3etru<
ten, als alte Solbaten nit Sattel uno
3sus auf unb bapon seritten. Man
ia9t, bop bic soloaten i'm Allsemeimn
nur nit @iocrwiIsn sesen Die Snoianer
~ Jeloe Sieben, ucil lid bic Oifiiere
10 ,penig I'M ic tiimmern, ,psnn lie Der.
'punoet ,ueroen une lie in oielcm 3uitano
oftmals riidIi9tslos auf Dem Jel0 lieqen
lalen. eem @eaipir.M clIer Der Snoianer
~preisseben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-08
Ermst mud @fherx.
Die f4le6ten 3eiteH.

sa, bies IL ia bic alte peies,
Hos Stpb ii slein, bic 1utter tbener:
0ebxatae 1auben, Sped une sGia'en,
Sic pouen nids i'm Yreiie iuteu.
Die ernts war iuobI gut unb re&t,
bod no it's 0eIb. NIT BEN mon ble&t?
Der Aaufmann bat Der aunben s'nss,
bod leiber fteb'n fe al i'm BUD;
Der @irtb muS feline Gldfer puten,
auein init areib' bic Hanb bef&mute1;
Der s&uFer mut iein 2eber bergen,
Maa trofet itn bon beat auf n,oreea,
Der S@neiber ipirb bon man6sn 9wmpen
0et0ris aneeiAmiert init Fumpen;
Der @aarer mus BAT eaus .auFdbre~,
SIN s4ornfein ieimen Pctn notiren:
Der s&leifer nett bic gaeTerf@eiben.
Der Hrauer brinet wobI birr Eof Tier,
oetom'mt besoblt nur brei, eatt sier;
Gin sur;er Bart etbt aus Der sbir,
Gin lang @ef&t ma6t her Barber.
60 sebt e. fort in benz gertebr:
Rad eelb it rese Der @esebr.
Auein in Der 0efHafisttt
Sat Niemanb ~ bern 3ableu 3eit.-
Sud Grefer siebts in iebem Saus',
bod nit bem GoFselb febt's fdle&t aus.
60 man&er tIopft sum Goueetiren
BUR Settseit an ueridloHenen 3bGren:
Nu& 7osen b'rum ,pobl II oeu Neiern
Die Mdnnden, Beibden, Hraber, sAweieru
Scr boten mill, Tam LANCE bcifen,
Ser brinst, febt ole 2bore often.
Ran idts2pt suriid cas Iednansspad,
bod tebret beim NIT leerem Sa6,-
umb aaes, mas man iid tam bolen,
Das finb aerIasf'm Sticielioblen.
Snbeb bas Silber ioi ia iommea-
Sn unircm Slatt babt obr's pernomumsn.
ax& Bat fid's ia i4on iebsn lafen,
bod fam n,as e nod ni@t redt taNen.
DobIan, ibr yoies unS Yropbeten,
erfGtint ibr sldn,enben Woneten,
epa,isyet mir ms Yodetbud;
Sd babe plat BARN 9snus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-08

Don Mer;ten uirb ~bebauptet. .Mber.
CLAUDE tobtet piele Qeute, Die ionit nod
lan9e Satten leben toMnen." Dcs moo
iein, aber mas ion elm Wtann tbun, ,penn
i'm Der @eiit ieiner @rcbmutter nm Mit.
terna&t iraoie Rippen ft6bt unb inn 81.
fdiftrt .8e;able 0eine .3eitungslAul.
ben, Seine Stunbe Is eeiemmen:: =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-08

= @m "a. ;. Nits. maj olsemeint,
.vlainc.5as." Sm New 6ampibire,
Ranlas, Sainois. Minneiota, Netrasfo,
unb Mtiionri> iibcrol tpurbe .Ourrob
flr Blaine" gerufen. Sn @aibinston
aber. no Die lnteriuduns iiter Die &C.
heimnibpoQe giienba9uaetien= @eididte
fcrt9elest wurbe, !autetc Die Weloois
gong anbers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-08
Naipe u usIeauna.


I'D pini9e Sbre 3eituns ni9t ldn-
ger, iNritb Dor Gur,em elm Mbonnent Der
&eoaeticn elmer 3eitune uno crbislt sur
Nntuort: gs freut uns, bob Sic nit
bem 9esen,pdrtisen 6ormaae ~unjcres
8iattss 10 Sufrieoen lino, oenn mir limb
es aud nno BADEN gar ni4t Die Mblldt,
6 hanger 81 MAIDEN.
.SSuuse, biF 9u 10 bumm," fubr
Elm 2ebrer einen s@iiler an 4; ~i@ benfe.
9a pirt better sefdttert OILS mnter.
ri9tet.-
.Sa frei(i@," ontmcrtete Der s4iiley.
~Mein Batter iittert mid unb Sic unter.
ri4ten MID"
Nidt ,uibis, aber ,uabr, ioete Elm
@eiIer: Gs liest oft an Der 9ausjudt,
baB SemanS ipdter hrs 3udtbous
tommt.
Beideioen. Stun, mie eebt Il
Sbnen, 9err o &rie@lins 2"
Dante untertbdui9ft = faum Der
Nadfrase ,peytb!"
spasiersdnser: sat ibr 5uno zine
cute Naie!"
Sascr: .0a. i'd fase Sbnen! Neu-
lid iebt Ct in Der 2i9e Dor benz &iimen.
til4 unb martirt. @os tpar es? Muf
benz Slid lie9t Gin &o9bu9, 100 seraos
Der Nbidnitt auiseidlasen ,uar: 9alen.
braten ju bereiten."
9antaIus Euolen. Gin @utsbe.
fber. tueit unb brett als 0einihmedlr be-
tannt, wirb BON einen, reiden Na1barn
gum Souper einselaoen, 1T aber perbin.
bert ~ erideinen. Sen anoern Sag
trifft er einen 6reuno, Der on Dem Sou.
per tbeilsenommsn.
.Nun, NOS bat's benn gegeben :"
~8rebsiuppe ="
~0onner,uetter, Die eb' id 70 germ !"
"Dann &beinlalm. 9ummeriaIat -"
%, meine 2eibipeiieu!"
~Dann 5aianen, &eb3iemer ="
~16r auf"
"Sann Snbian -"
~Oonner:uetter, Jest Jag nod S4ne.
pfen, oana trie9it Du aber cine Dbrfe@e
baB-"
Yoitaliider TuN9luB. @ibbesie.
riger alter 3err ~@ie ipmmt es benn,
baB elm Yri.f bon bier mad ean
Jraneiseo ldn9ere 3eit braudt, als elm
Brief Don bier na9 Me,p Oort 2 Is 1T
bod piel ,peiter
poitclerf ~ 9ob bod oas Yubli.
fun 10 eiiuos ME besreifen fam! @on
Dltern bis Yfnsiten iino bod aud nul
I Mo9en unb bon Yfinsiten bis Oiteru
Is! so 3
5rsfenS. Gin @rtns6eamter &c.
rictb nit cinem Jrcmoen in Streit.
"WiNtm Sic, ll%nperi4amter," - iragte
Sener, ,,,ucr i4 bin 2" - Nein! sd
bin Ober=Gon!roQeur!"
sd beoaurc icbr." bemertte bet
Jremoe talt-..ooB nidt nod s,pei Bud.
ltoben nor Sbrem Site! ltsbsn, bann mir.
ben sic gan; senau besei&net iein."
oNun, ipei1e mdren oieic?" Iraote ber
Sbsreontrollcur neusieris-u@ unb ="
= er,uieoertc Der 8eleioi9te unb gin9.
Gin eeididter Ysbienter. oerr
n9ait 9u perseNcn. mir einen sperrlit
FUR bic Sper 3u brin9en ?"
Seoienter ~Nein, sndbiser 9err, id
fonnte nidt."
DER: uMarum benn nidt? Sd
babe Dir ia @elo oa3u sesebsn."
Teoienter: ,.9tidt besucseM. sndbi.
Ger S9err, aber ,peil Die Sperrlibs ON
JuBbooen a%n8enagelt linb."
Gin Waann rubmte an feiner Trau f:
pc lei 10 mitleiois. bab lie ni@t einmal
,bre 5eppide oustlopfen laiie. ~Ad,
oas 1T gar ni9ts" iaete eM Nnberer,
incline Trau iieI 9citern in Dbnmodt.
we'll ibr SeMans trsdbIte, CT babe feline
3t't NIT 3iaiasIisis'm trotsd@lases."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-08
+. @ontr

brinst BEN oeebrten gublitum in Grinneruns,
bas Ct ollie Nrten Nntreider . arteiten auf's
Bette unb gu liberalen Yreiien bcforst. Gem
Natreiden uom = auiern, %%uaaies, @a.
aen, SansiAiIben &c. wirb bic 9rOpte
Sorsfalt 9cwibmet.
sbop in Der st. Glcub @ssea. Eebr;s. is
The daily gazette., 1876-03-02
Buryin0 apples.

Some of our readers are familiar with
the method of keeping apples by bury
ing in heaps out of doors, and covering
with straw and then earth. A moditi-
cation is decribed in late French
journal, which appears to be u great
in provement. A spot CT ground Is Sc
lected under evergreen trees, and in a
sheltered place, The fruit is placed in
a conical heap and covered with dry
leaves. A constant supply of heat
comes up from the carch on which the
fruit rests. The depth of leaves must
be according to the severity of the
climate, and TO the amount of shelter
afforded by the evergreen trees. With
fair shelter, we think foot of leaves
would be ample protection in the
Nsrther States. The French account
says there must be twice the bulk of
leaves as of fruit, but this is toe lnde-
finite, without stating the size of the
heap. In our for forests, with thin
layer of leaves, the earth scarcely
freezes, and many half hardy green
house plants might be wintered in
dense woods. An equal protection is
accorded by a heavy mass Of evergreen
boughs and sheltered from Winds
Fruit thus kept maintain remarkable
freshness. This mode is said to have
been suggested by seeing pears and
apples accidentally covered by the
leaves which fell on them under the
trees.-CountrY Gentlemen.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-02
He believed In Cards,

Recently a man from Leesport,
Berks county, Pa, "cut cards" in a
Reading beer saloon. His friend ex-
amined the cards that turned up and
said they indicated that the Leesport
mans wife was not ture to him. He
gave his informant S., went home and
with revolver in his hands, watched
her several nights, but he could dis
cover no evidence of her intidelity.
He, however, accused and abused her
until she could bear it no longer. She
came to Reading and took oath before
an Alderman that she is virtuous.
Next morning the husband and "for-
tune teller" appeared before the Ma
yor, when the difficulty was adjusted
the husband being satisfied that his
wife has always been good woman.
They are married 30 years and have
three children.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-02
Bowers dOof Ainimeut

6OV0T aoGz klulIn6RC
After so years OF practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &C., have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled by
inattentlon to the feet than all other diseases
'ombined. After men experiments 1 have
round he true remedy to PREVENT the dis,
ease the moot, or restore it after negligence,
to what nature intended 1t should be-th
gTsst support of the noble anrnal. II the hoof is
lnlamed and diseased, the animal is compare
lively worthless. This Liniment will surel,
prevent this worst of all diseases, Contraction
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF tn
Back Sinew generally called Knee Spruns.
&c, and restore those that have been crippled
by tho want OF such remedy.
s@Try 1t, and it will never fail If properly
applied, VIZ:
Bathe the horses foot once week, or often,
or II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to the hair.
HI. G. BOYER,
Norr1stown, Pa.
MR. NJ. &. BOYBR-Ds1r Sir: This is to cor
tiiy that have used your Liniment in m
stable for three months past, on more thar
one hundred horses, and find it the best pre-
paration have ever used on horses. 1t ist ar
better than you recommend it. Send me flpe
casea at once, by express, g q. d.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No 1872 West 3lst street rev York City
The daily gazette., 1876-03-02


THEDA1 You WE'RE BoRN.-An in
fallible method of discovering the day
of the week on which any person was
born, or the day of the week on which
q given day Of the month any number
of years previous occurred. To the
number representing your age at your
next birth day, add one-fourth for leap
years, this amount divided by seven
and the remainder, counted back
from the day Of the week on which
you were born. For instance, on your
next birthday will be "a years old, this
divide by 4, and the quotient 6, added
to "a gives 30 the amount, which divid-
ed by 1.-THE number of days ir a week,
gives four weeks and n remainder of
two days. Now, if your birthday this
year comes on Monday, count back two
days and you have the day on which
you were born, Saturday, Try it,
SENATOR DAVIS ON TIE FINANCE -
Hon, Henry G.. Davis, of West Nir-
ginia, has written letter in which he
expresses himself earnestly in favor OF
repeal of the resumption act. He
adds:
81 hope, however, that we may
, reach specie basis within Il reason
able time, but believe it ought and
will come by the growth and develop
ment of the business Interests of the
country rather than through forced
! legislation, which l fear would in
crease rather than decrease the present
| financial and commerolal distress"
The daily gazette., 1876-03-02
BOSTON go CENT STORE

SILL HEhE
Como and see what you can buy for 90 Cts.
GOLD PIA1ED JEWkLRY-Ladies full
sets. bracelets, rings, ladies and gents
chains, cuff buttons, sets of studs and seals.
SILVER PLATED Knives AMI forks,
KIN rings &c.
GLASSWARE i Large lamps, vases and
toilet ses, albums. pictures and frames,
brackets satchels. hats, whips, umbrellas,
ladies and gents underwear and outside
lackets, towels, skirts, ladies and gents
cotton and woollen hose, musical instru
ments. pames, children's toys, rocking horses
step ladders and wooden ware.
A variety of children's furniture, also 4
new style OF s by 10 picture frames.
Silver and waste baskets; the best ma
chmsts level and try-square made.
New goods OF all kinds constantly arriving
NEWHALL Il PHELPS,
ian7B sol Market street.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-02

ERsT NATIONAL BANK
OF wILMINGToNs
,gPosITOKY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS,
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITEp
STATES.
EDWARD BETS. PRESIDENT.
GORGE d. ARMSTRONG. CASHIER
std mp Cspusi sS"G-o0"
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
ished to regular Depositors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays. at
A. M.
DIRECTORS:
ement B. smyth, George W. Bush,
srael Pusey, Eli Garrett,
ienry s. McComb, Joshua T. Heald,
NaRiel James, William Tatnall,
Edwar Betts- mar2S
The daily gazette., 1876-03-02

assortment OF Harness, Saddles, Brides, Col.
lars, Whips, Blankets. Fly Nets, Combs,
brushes, Trunks, Travelling Bags, valises,
Shawl Straps, and everything generally kept
made m Of the BeS and 9
give satisfaction. Single and Double Har-
ness made to order in the best manner. Or
ders solicited.
REPAIRING neatly aud promptly done.
Trunks sent for and delivered. Give us a
call before purchasing elsewhere. decl6w6m
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-29

E. CANE has just received from the Fast a large and one of the fienst stocks of Liquors and Cigars ever brought to Arizona, consist ing of Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky, Cog mac, Peach and Apple Brandy, Isaac Cook s Imperial and Iron Crown Gin, etc., the famous Los Dos and Silver Bell, and other fine brands of Cigars, which he literally and cheerfully will dispose of to cash customers who may favor him with their patronage. He also calls upon all who may have claims against him, for presentation of their bills. He will positively only sell for cash, and cash alone, from this day on, may it be by the drink, bottle, pint or gallon, single cigar or box.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-29

The Tucson Citizen devotes an entire col.
 umn of its issue of the 9th inst, in legal
 disquisition upon one of the points made in
 the so called complaint in the Census case.
 It quotes decision of Judge Backus, made
 at misi prius, in support of the position that
 the census law is void because it gives to
 the Secretary the power of making the ap-
 portionment. The ground stated is that the
 Legislature cannot delegate its powers and
 that they have done so in the law now in question. The latter part of Section 1s49 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, (which contains all the law in relation to the matter), reads as follows:
 "And thereafter in such new Territory. as well as in all Territories now organized, the legislative assemblies, respectively, may re- adjust and apportion the representation to the two houses thereof, among the several counties and districts, in such manner from time to time as they deem just and proper; but the number of either house, as author. izcd by law, shall not be increased.
 The Legislature then may prescribe the manner in which the act shall be done. They give to the Territorial Secretary no Legislative power; they merely make him | the recipient of the returns and impose upon him only the duty of verlfcation Ca mere acb and to apportion according .o the figures as he finds them Had the aw stopped when it said the Legislature mould spportion there might be some sense n the position taken by the Citizen, but when 1t goes further and makes the Legis- ature the sole judge of the manner in which shall be done the argument becomes ridic- llous. If the writer had consulted the yer est tyro in the law he could have told him hat decision of judge at nisi prius has o weight as authority in any court what yer; especially when, as in this case, such ecision is in opposition to both the letter nd spirit of the Statutes. Ii
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-29

It has been suggested, and we think with much propriety, that the county tickets to be voted at the November elecotin be print ed with the words 1Fence Law-Yes.n and "Fence Law-No," in order that an unm;s- takable expression of the sense of the peo. pie be taken and this would ind;c.t. clearly to the members of the Legislature whether fence law is wanted in this conn. ty or not.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-29

On Saturday last, Chas. Pletz, Supt. Azt- Ian mill, sent in his weekly shipment of bull lion from Peck ore. There were % bars, amounting in the aggregate to the sum of $S,l09.5s. Lowest fineness, .972; highest fineness, .992.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-29
MARRIED.

Al the residence of Mir A. W. Mccullough in the vii lage of SPrngerve the 9th day of September 1876 by Charles A. Franklin, J. P, Mir James R. Whechel te Miss Sarah E. Irby.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-29

Yomkippur, the Jewish day of Atone ment, occurred this week. Every "Israelite Indeed" closed his place of business and lasted from the time the stars shone on We'd nesday evening, until they appeared again on Thursday.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-29

The net proceeds of the concer. on Tues day evening are $303.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-29

Handsome paintings, chromos and sum- dries by auction tomorrow at Drew's store.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-29

George Volmer, in charge of the store of John Jackson, who died this morning, is ar- rested for stealing between 5000 and 5000, from his employer. The money is recovered.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-29

MT. De Spain, of Big Sandy, is in town.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-02-10

making such allowances, except upon
lists sworn to and verified by the re-
cords in his Office.
SEC. 5. Be it further enacted: That
the Auditor OF Public Accounts shall
not make final settlement with any
Tax Collector, until exhibition and
examination of such Collectors cash
book, required by law to be kept, the
entries on which shall be verified by
the oath of such Collector, recorded
in said cash book.
SEC. 6. Be it further enacted, That
the Auditor OF Public Accounts IS
hereby prohibited from Issuing any
warrant to any Tax. Collector for tax
es overpaid; or from issuing any
warrant for any purpose whatever,
except on specific appropriations
made by law, setting forth the amount
appropriated, and for what purpose;
or from issuing any warrant under
any annual or pretended annual ap-
preparation heretofore made; or by
virtue of any act directing the issu-
ance of warrants for certain purposes,
unless specified amount shall have
been appropriated and set aside for
such purpose, sufficient amount of
which is unexpended to pay any war
rant issued.
Sec. 7. Be it further enacted, That
this act take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved January %, 1876.