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Notice..

Those of our subscribers, who have re-
moved, should send in the address of their
new residence to the business Off ce, as
soon as possible, In order that the paper
may be served to them.
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Indications for To-Day.

For the Middle atlantic ,Stotes, acarmer !,
partfy ctoudg md cloudy Ueather, .toNo,oed
W ram, oariable ecinds, stittiag to souherly
and tower pressure.
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THE SHAD CATCH.

There was only one shad caught in the
river opposite Chester, on Thursday
while there were one hundred and sixty
pulled in down the bay.
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WALT STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
stock market was active and strong.
Government bonds were firm, States dull
and railroads strong Money Oh call lent
actively at I per cent.
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Flesh wounds and cuts can bs healed
by a few applications of Keller's Roman
Linimsnt. All druggists sell it for 80
cents bottle
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..,,ciaI nnd'COm ncrctni.

.,Saroy. Del. March 20, 1879.
iLmi" nliotAtlons furnished by
1t"'" ~n CLAYTON House Building
Easton, Del, at u NJ. to-day
ncocK QUOTATIONS.
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Wilmington Markets.
FATE LEGISLATlON.

II HE Most Important Lars En-
i 1t Tie Present Session Of the
Isiaiue.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-18

Now the dnest and largest In the world
Originally established in 1872, being among the
few makes OF Pianos which have stood the test OF
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-18
W INDEPENDENCE.

The Connecticut Mutual with its i'm
mense accumulation of surplus and its
enormous yearly earnings can afford to
wait not only tor five or ten years, but for
five or ten generations if necessary, before
attempting to realize upon its real estate
securities. 1t is in precisely the same con
dition as private individual who has more
money than he knows what to do with. 1t
can afford to place it where the profits lie
in the future.-L Spectator for August.
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4 CARD-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of youth, ner-
vous weakness, early decay, loss of man.
hood, etc, will send a receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grean
remedy was discovered by missionary il
South America. Send selt-addresscd en-
velope to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Sta
tion ID. New York City.
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To regular advertisers we offer superior induce
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displaying their fsvore.
Local notices twenty cents per line for drst inser
ion; ten cents per line for each subsequent nser-
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This paper may be found on file at Geo. P. Rowell
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for II 10 New York.
Communications upon subjects OF general interest
10 the public are at all times acceptable. Rejected
manuscripts win not he returned
LETTER. and communications should be addressed
"E. A. Burnett, Cairo. Illinois "
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-18
MATITSIIEIi,S
New Patent Duplex Oyerstrung Scale.

which Is acknowledged by the highest musical au-
thOriiy 70 be the greatest Improvement ever put into
Square Piano. producing the moot astonishing
power. richness and depth Of tone and sustain.
Ing quality never before attained, being "Grand
Piano In d SQUARE Case.
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The Mendelssohn Upright>
ARE THE FINEST IF AMERICA.

They are pronounced the Pianos Of the Future.
The Upright has more powerful tone Oh oush-
ont the cntire scale, longer sustained singing
greater durability and ability for standing in tune.
ID. great superiority destirs II TO entirely super
osGcihe ordinary square plano in this country Us It
ha. already done In England.
Eycay Mendelssohn tprigh, Piano has the very
best PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
ACTIEN. made expressly for ~ IN Paris, France
All our Pianos are made entirely by ourselves at
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-18

$l500: 4: e: =: !;
n than the amount stated
above. No one can fall TO
can make from SOC TO 81 an hour BY devoting your
evenings and spare time TO the business. II costs
nothing 70 Wy the business. Nothing like II for
money making ever offered before. Business pleas
kIow oil about the best paving business before the
pnollc, send us your address and we will send you
iuli Pa,icglars and private terms free; samples
worm 20 also free; You can then make up Your
q CO., Portland, Maine.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

All rcw and strictly frst-cass, and sold at the
lowest not cssh wholesale factory prices. direct TO
the purchaser. These pianos made one Of the fnest
displays at the Cincinnati Exhibition and were
universally recommended for the Highest Honors.
The SOusre tfrgId- contain
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C77a month and expenses guaranteed to Agents
~ Outfit free. SHAW a. CO., Augusta, Maine
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Best and Finest in the World!

In the grand result of strength, durability; reli'
biity. and ability for standing In tune, volume,
power, resonance. hrilliancs, sweetness, sympha'
ihctc and singing quality Of tone, evenncss
through out the entire scale, dricacy and elasticity
oftouch, and beauty offnish, the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-18
OVER 10000 IN USE
very Piano Fully Warranted for Five Years.
We are now making all our Pianos entirely Of
yI'IcANIZED Il'MBER

The greatest discovery OF the ages, Wood rem
dered iinperishabe, shrinking, checking or warp
inc Impossible, and as incapable Of absorbing mos,
tire a. vulcanized rubber. The Increased hard
ness aud toughness OF the wood produces fesoh
arce of tone truly wonderful The process Of vn
canizing l. done by machinery established az our
factory, and we have the exclusive control OF the
patent for piana making which, together with our
other patents and Improvements, including MANU-.
shek's Duplex Oyersirung scale, render our pianos
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THE MENELSSOHN
JUBILEE ORGANS
Are the Best in the World,

nj prices rar below any hrst-class make An =
Stop organ for only SOB including all the greatest
ates, and best improvements, possessing power
depth brl!nncy, and sympathetic quality OF tone,
Beautiful solo ELECTS and perfect stop action. All
eases OF solid walnut IN beautiful designs and clc'
cant finish. All Pianos and Organs warranted Tor
freight irco il unsatisfactory, send for circular
mailed free. - -.
SHEET MUSIC, half price. Dollars worth at
one.,hird ofprec. Catalogue Of 800 select pieces
sent on receipt OF &c. stamp, Address,
MENDELSsoHS PIANO CO.,
Il East 18th Street, y. Y
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RIVER NEWS.

River falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
The Champion brought down $50 bbls.
-four, 200 sacks wheat, lot of miscella-
neous freight and had 40 round trip passen-
gers.
The Belle St. Louis, for Vicksburg is due
to-day.
The City of Alton should be up from
below, to-day, for St. Louis.
The Centennial and Grand Tower were
both due last night out Of the Mississippi
river.
We have been sending Capt. Shields to
St Louis every evening for month past,
but he always turned up in Cairo next
morning. We got him off sure last night.
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MASUFACTORY

Nos. 400. 1872, 594. 496. & 1913 W. 57th
ST.. 858, $40. 1852, 864 500 1858 & $40
10th Avenue.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
THE CITIZEN
SATURDAY. SEPTENBFB 9Z 7v-o
[ o OIL MATTERS
Wednesdays Dailv


 THE Contention mill passing ,b-o,,,, town this morning had a very cheerIn,, Q, feet. Buckaiew and Ochoa's teams ,,.'.e. with lo0000 pounds for that min consIS, Ing Of boilers, pans. smoke-siack .,. The boilers were the largest We have 60 <, in the Territory, and every piece n, nc chinery had a most substantial ap,oor ance.
 NJ. l.. POWERS, formerly SuperIntender, Of the Silver King South. arrived oro,,- Pinai County by coach 10 day. Ha w,Il remain in Tucson a day or two. an, av. poets to visit Tombstone and pernaD, other districts.
 THEcoach to day brought in MT. T af Burlew, of the Signal Corps, who poas ro take charge Of the telegraph office a. Camp Bowie. MT. Burlew Is recent, from Philadelphia.
 THE case of the Territory vs. s. W Car. D. nter was submitted To the Jury yesrer day afternoon about four o'clock. and ir less than fifteen minutes the iury returr ed with verdict not guilty.u
 MR. EsTEvES OCHoA has just returnef from trip 10 Tombstone, Camp Bowl. and vicinity, and found tue sections oulel and progressive.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
THE VERDICT.
FbreRce Items.

FLORENCE, September, 24, 1879.
 EDITOR CITIZEN A few notes from this section might be ot interest to the readers of Tn CITIZEN, even though times are a litde dull.
 Business is not on rush. nor are the streets cr,Uded, but yet we live Several cases il the police courts have occupied our lawyers for day or two and brought il some new faces from the country.
 The United States mint has not yet been estabiishd here, but We expect il will Je soon II the same.
 In the Land Office, Register Pauli- son is quite buy with applications for mining patent and notices of final proof in land daims.
 l have rathr sad note to make concerning the physical condition of our cd friend Fiil. Kohlheyer. fear the poor fellow i. near his end. He has la ahscss ofthe liver and is very seriously affected To-day he was put in a oson fixed specially for him, and ;aried for the railroad enroute 10 San ! 'rancizco, wherehe goes for medical tI.atneut. Should the absGss break 1eto-c lis arriTa'in California, death will immediately ensue. He is cer- ,ajLly in 8 critica condition.
 Major J. II. Stout and NIT. II. L.. Powers leave here today for Tucson. Indian Inspecbr Hammond has doubtless taken hB final departure. understand he gos by way of Prescott and the Navajo Agency to Santa Fe. Dr. s. B. Chapir and Judge Walker are out in the Owl Head mountains, where they have sme excellent claims, both are good men and we hope both will soon be rich uen. When they commence the new iron bridge across the Gila 1 will write. again. Very truly SANTOS.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
DlstrLct Court.

"euheSdaS morning, on motion of Ben
 Morgan, Jo'ln RiSque, Esq. was admitted
 10 practice on certificate from Supreme Court of New Mexico.
 ! Alex. Mickey vs. ". c. Ferguson; de
 murrer overruled.
 II. L. Hari vs. 1T. D. Williams; judg-
 ment by default. Decree orde ed. l Territory vs. Carmichael; charge Of ob
 Structing and resisting an officer. On
 statement Of the District Attorney that al- I legation Of indictment could not bp proved, Court ordered same dismissed 1 John P. ATey vs. W. C. Ferguson; dis
 missed for want Of prosecution. ] J l.. Darra vs Hewitt ct al; motion 10 l fIe amend ed answer granted on condition that plaintiff make oper showing O. 1 diligence in obtaining testimony Of absent witness
 ! Territory vs. James Hays; charge or re- siSting an officer. Defendant arranged 1 Alex. N Key vs ". c. Ferguson; aciion for specific performance of contract Plaintiff claims one fourth interest in HeiR ezcIm mine.
 This morning the case Of Thos. Parrish
 vs. J. P. Arry on demurrer was submitted and taken under advlsement.
 Alex. McKev vS. W. c. Ferguson; trlal was resumed and is now progressing.
 Thomas Parrish, vs. NJ. Katz; case set for November %.
 O. ". Streeter vs. CaIabasas Land and Mining Com pauy and San Xavier Mining Company; defendant allowed ten days additional ,ime to answer.
 Attorneys Haynes and Earl were added to the committee heretofore nppoiG;ei on revising the rules Of the court.
 J. [. Darrah vs. Hewitt ct al; continued for tne term.
 John Forney vs. Abram Grant: case now on trial, with following Jurors. r. Brown, Thos. DrlsroIl. D. Iu.tsrn, A. Linn, B D. Fairbanks, ]. F. Torl.W
 Territory or Arizona vs. A j. Mitchell: demurrer sustained.
 Territory of Arizona VI. Wsn. T. Young: indicted for perjury. Arraigu-a and plead " not guilty" trial set for October l,,.
 John Young V. A Grant; ease reserved for further consideration and stay rf pro- ceedure until further order or court or Judge at cham bers.
 Wm. Morgan vs SaIome Morgan; sp-' plIcation for divorce, case continued for the term, pla.nrIf To pay defendant % per month in advance aiimouy until day Of trial
 J. $. Wood, Probate Judge, c. 4. ShibeI ! SherIf ami c. A. Gum, Clerk Of the court met al the C.erk's office thIs morn ing to draw the names or thirty persons to serve as additional Jr.al jurors for the !. present term return able Thursday, Ocio- 1. ber 9, 1879, in compliance win an order issued al Chambers by Chief Justice French. The following were The names |. drawn: T. Chatham. J. $. ManSield. l T. Jones, <. q Ryan, l.. Wofieudeu, A. ! s. II Drachman, P Drachm D. . C. Stuar', \. Borton, NJ. Katz, Al. Marsh. l P. Abadie, G. Cooler, J. Goloiree, ". ! Zeckru lori. A Brirh'a, E. B. c Gort. J. ! Hancock. l. Goldberg, J. Moore, J. Green, r. Schm id', E. D. Wood, J K.ng, T.. Hen ierson, x. k. Turner, c II. Doe, J. spring. A. $. White.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
ICE! ICE! ICE!
ONE TON IN STORE FOR SALE BY U PAUL MOEONEN,
 Room 8, Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Proposals for Sale of City Bonds.
FFlcE CITY TKEAsURER, TUCsoN, \. T.. ,
 -.eufptuItf.r % Ig-Q

OFFICE CITY TEEAsURER, TUCsoN, AT,
 September 22, 1879. CtFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- - refved for the purchase Ofien ihousand .doIiarS bonds of the City or Tucson, by W. W. Williams, Treasurer of the City of Tue son, up fo saturday, NOvemb Der l, A. D. 1879, at o'clock D. ID.
 The bonds are dated Septem Der l, lS79, arsJ draw len per cent. interest per an .num. paya aLIe annually ai the office Of the Ctly Treasurer on the nrst day Of Septem- beT. tng~tueT With twenty per cent. Of the principal
 The C.tv Of Tucson has DO outstanding iudebf eduess and these bonds are offered for sale Go defray the expense incurred In obtaining The right Of way for he S0uih- -rn Pacific Railroad Com 3any through ha curpora-e lmJs Of Tucson. Ali the r-pu.- Cfrenf- of fht t-hHrter Ot Tucson In .--ulug said UOrds have been compiled ,sith.
 Sp propositions for the purchase Of sait bonds will be considered or entertained ur a less sum than niueIy cents on Inc dollar. Prop Ssis must toe sealed and iu- .dorSed. 'Bfls for Tuc~"u Railroad Bond-,' and .recfed To W. W. Williams, City Treasurer. Tucson, A. T.
 The Successf fuI bidder or bidders VIII bS required to deposit the money Tor pur- hasr Cf and receipt of The bonds Hi office pf the Cify Treasurer in Tucson, or pay for and ue responsible for the cost or exchange and trans portaiion-
 ". ". WILLIAMS,
 Cit} TreRsurer.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
4 SnccassfuL PnL5.

There has been crowd of fellows about town for several days, and nights too, for the nighttime was.the special season chosen by them to make life hidcous. Last night about one o'clock they were having a general carouse in the south part of town, when officers Sheppard, Martin. Buttner and Moore made a decent upon them and took eight of them into custody. They were lodged in jail, and this morning were arraigned before Justice Neugass. They gave their names as Jose Nalen- cia, Jesus Altamirano. Carmen Yalen- cia, Ramon Zepeda, Adelaida Torres, z. Pacheco and Reyes Carbo. A charge was entered against them for disturb ing the peace at unusual hours of the night. Judge Nougass imposed a fine on each one in the sum of Sj.00. Some have paid their fine and the re mainder are still in jail longing for some wealthy friend to come to their rescue. The respective officers mak- inr these arrests deserve credit for their efficiency and pTomptness.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27

FROM Arizona, which is fast taking its place in the foremost ranks of th, bullion producing sections of th, country, we have lately received |, specimen of mineral, rich in the pre- cious metals and almost unique in it: character. It Is classed by experts a. .micaceous hematite containing iodar gyrite.
 We had the curiosity to have the specimen handed to us assayed by Messrs. Fuller & Stillman, and the bead of silver from the ore weighed exactly 0.05O grammes, being equal to 2jO ounces of silver per ton of ore and at %l.1O per ounce, equivalent to $27j per ton of 2,O00 pounds.
 Anything more unlike a silver or gold bearing ore in appearance 1t is difficult to conceive Greasy tO tue touch, when rubbed it leaves the fin gers colored as if with lead, yet spark ling from the multitude ol minute par ticies of mica which is a component part Chicago Mining Review.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
Fridays Daily.

GRAND opening Of the fall season Bal with lunch, at Jevin's new hall on Wednesday,, October !, 1872. Admittanct S3.00. Tickets for sale at the Pioneer News Depot and J. GOldtree's igar Store. In vifatIous will be considered as tickets and must be presented atthe door.
 THERE is a feel and a look Of moisture in the atmosphere. and we trust II will not all end in bluff for we do need rain and need it very badly in every portion oi the county. The ground Is dry, the roads very dusty, the streams low and thereto re we pray for rain.
 MAJOR J. H. STOUT returned yesterday from Florence and the Pima Agency. where inc has been 10 transfer his charge 10 The new Agent, Mir. Ludl uD. There seems 10 be nothing Of startling import auce in that direction.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
From Florence.

FLORENCE, September 26-The ball given by Mr. Shamp at the opening oi the Grand Hotel, Picket Post, was 8 decided success, a large party of Flor enceites participating.
 Ten thousand dollars in silver bull lion arrived this afternoon from Isa- bella and Milner & Watson mills, in Globe. This greatly increases the shipment from Globe District
 J. II. HIse, of the firm of Hise & Hill. Globe City, came in today.
 Work on the new road to Globe City via Silver King, will be com menced Monday.
 Travel is daily increasing and 'he town is full of strangers.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27

Losr-CerIincate or Deposit No. 67. foi $500, issued by SafIo, |. Hudson X Co |, pay able to J. R. Adams and F. Rawlings All persons are hereb. cautioned against purchasing or negotiating for the same, a; pay ymeut thereon has been stopped
 APPoLINAREs Natural Mineral Water just arrived at John R. Dsll < Co.'S whole. sale licurr rdealers, Mesilla street, between Main and Meyers street.
 To RENT-A furnished house. facing or Court Piazu, consisting of three r, on and a Kitchen. Apply 10 $. H. Dfaci mans store.
 SUBSCRIPTIONS taken for all the lead Ing papers and magazines al the Pioneer News Depot
 TIE largest stor k ofchairs Of all kinds "t Leo GoIdschmidrs furniture store, al prices 10 suit tho times.
 JUST received, at Leo Goldschmidt'= furniture s'ore, a large lot of fine rattan easy cnairs and rockers.
 CIE. ULATrNG Library in English, Span. lsh and German al the Pioneer News De pot.
 FINEsT Coguac Brandy at John F. Dali S Co 's, wholesale IiqIor dealers. Me,llla street. Cetweef- Main and Meyers streets.
 SrRASGERs coming 10 Tucson should not forget To visit the Pioneer NewL De pot.
 Watches repaired and warranted at ohus>ler's, on Church Plaza.
 illuminated dial stem -Winder watches ,IU, at RerSer's.
 All kinds of rifles, pistols and cart. 7iges at Shussler's. on Church Piazza.
 IuE best brands of cigars and tobacco al tue Pioneer News Depot
 ToYs and fancy goods at the Pioneer News Depot.
 Tn" BOudOir and Panel photo graphs are made at Buehmans.
 THE largest stock of stationery and legal blanks i.l the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27

FROM the Herald We learn that Cap tain Bridwell (Beauford) with two companies of Indian scouts from Ar izona passed north of Silver City and met Captain Beyers command near OIo Caliente on Thursday last. Il Bridwell gets within striking distance of the renegades he will do more ef- fcctive work than Hatch's whole com mand of mokes."
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
The Chisholm Massacre.

The following, from the speech O Judge Morris in he trial of the Chis holm murderers at DeKalb, Miss, anC action of the jury in the premise Iare worthy of note Judge Morris i recognized as one of the ahlest law Iyers, eloquent debaters and most sue cesslul politicians in the South. Th' murder of this family will ever stand on record as one of the most diabolica in design and cowardly in execution His speech commenced:
 A Mississippian myself, native her, and to the manner born, l repel witt .all the intensity of my nature the i'm putation that the Outrages perpetratcC on the 29lh of April were sympathizeC in by the good and lawful citizens O. hemper County.
 He pictured the widow in hel weeds, husbandless and childless: the beauty, bravery and deyotedness of th, grand little girl who thrust her inno .cent young life before the shotgnns o .the infuriated mob, that he wIo gavC her being might remain a few more .ye;r, among those he loved and pro tected. The cunning of the plot which succeeded in inIprisoning Chisholm and his friends in jail upon the nimsy affidavit of man who lived in an other county; ,he utter cowardicc oi the attack upon the jail, and the das tardly subtertuge Of crying fire 10 get the devoted CnishOlms to descend the stairs, were dwelt upon with thrilling power
 Link by link everything in the chain of the conspiracy of the Gullys was traced out-the intimidation of the negro George Folkes, the meeting at the grave oi John ". Gully, the night assemblage at the gin house, the sub terfuge tO arrest Gilmer and shoot him down on the streets of DeKalb, the shutting up of Chisholm in the iail and the final slaughter of their help less victims.
 THE VERDICT.
 After Q speech of two hours. in con clusion oi his able argument of the preceding day, Judge Morris con cluded his case. After a retirement of thirty minutes the jury brought in a verdict Of not guilty, which was re ceived without demonstration from the audience.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27

HoS. NJ. W. STEWART, Of Camp Grant returned by coach to-day from san Fran. cisco, where he has been for more than three months for his heal h. Heis look Ing aud feeling much better
 A TRAIN yesterday brought in sever. new wagons-we mean new Bain wagon. Tor the firm Of zeckendorf & staab. who are the sole agents.
 MR. HINsON THOMAS returned Ias, evening rom the Patagonia district wher. ne has some excellent property, hls re- ports are most encouraging.
 THE Pima County Bank will Ia closed tomorrow Saturday. on account of Holy day.
 ION RRow is the Sc Day of Atonement." a very important Jewi,h Holy day.
 HoN. G. H. OUEY. O, Florence. came up by coach to-day.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
ChfCr Pidcer Mines.

A mining correspondent to the Econ omist says the placer mines of Clifton, Arizona. or more properly the newly discovered gold region in the southern part of the county, are proving to be immensely rich, showing that be- sides being the best agricultural and grazing section of the Territory, her mineral resources are likely to prove equal to any other county in the Territory. Miners are Hooking Co the new placerS. and twenty-three claims were recorded in one day. Two men have a claim from which il is cstimat- ed that they are taking out, at the least calculation, 5000 per week.