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Apportrenment Order.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, nKs.yts-K, rK, arK4E E-Er4-TFVE

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE OF THs EXECUTIVE. ] In pursuance of "An Act to provide for the Apuortionment Of the Legislative As sembly of the Territory of Arizona" passed by the Tenth Legi lative Assembly, where by the Governor is required to apportion the members of the Council and House of Rep amons the several Representa- tive Districts, on tbe basis Of the certined returns of the Census Marshal. to this ofhce, of the population of the Territory by counties, l. JoHN J. GOsFER, Acting Governor. do hereby appoT,iOp, according io law, as nearly equal as practicable, pro rata, the number of members of the Council and House of Representatives to which each Rep Tesentative District or county Is entitled, as follows, to-wIt:
 FOR THE COUNCIL Pima county, five members. Maricopa county, two members. 1avapai county, one member. Apache county, one me uber. Pinai county, one member.
 Yuma county, one member. Mohaye county, one member.
 FOR HOUSE OF REFRESHMENTS. Pima county, eleven members. MaTicopa county, three members. Iavapai county, three members. Apache county, two members. Pinai county, two members. Yuma county, tao members MohaVe county, one men Der. In witness whereof have hereunio set my hand and caused jo be affixed the Great
 seal of the Territory of Ari- -GREAr sEALl zona. Done ai Prescott, this
 second day of August, A. D. 1880. JOHN ]. GoSPER, Attest: Acting GoNeTHor. JoHN L. ASDERsOS, Asst. Sec. of Territory.
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NOW READY
Price, Five DolIa ..

This work Is the recognized source of information the Statistics of An erioAn NewepApers.
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Application for l .ent.
E. $. LAND OFFICE.
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[. s. LAND OFFICE.
 Prescott Arizona Territory. gnly Se lsSn.
 Notice Is hereby given that inc Arlxona Chief o,ad and silver Mining Company, hy its authorized agent AlonKo Davis whose ps stos1ce Adsrc-. is Mineral Park, MohAVe county, A has this dky nlsd spplica tioB for patent for hundred tIssl linear of the California Moss Mining CiAim bearing precious metals, with surface grpgud hundred teul feet in ~idth, sitnSfe b ing and being tn Sal ancsco Mining District, MoRAye county, Arizona Territory, and ds> ignAisd ty held and oeAl plat fss this oee lot No. g, ia tsf unsgrveyed pnbc lands of th. U~itfs states, said s4 No 37 being descrtesi follows, to wft; NAri~fiesi, lea r.
 Beginning Et a stake 1xs inches in mound of stone. built the ioe 'he end of feet deep l9 f-t hong. said monument hei the end of the Cab forniA Moss claim Thence s l2't d~g V, 4ss chains stake 2as inches, marked II in mound of -t. meni bears ss seg V, chs. uistAat- high rOcs top of h 2 miles distant the sorth side of silver C eek. known the MtAie's Head beans \ deg W. Thence 77 deg min E 72 chains stake 21s ins in mound of stone fee, high, mNrksd S. Then e \ i2 deg F. g.13 chains tO stake 2Nt inches, marked iu mound of stone, q hi. a. Thence 57t oes W. 21-72 chAius to stske 2Ks inches, mars ed s, iH mound o stone feet high. Prom this point the t n Sugar Loaf Mountain bears 8. des. and .th- Whales Head bears deg W. Tn \ l7it deg. ( A chains. tO monument No ! and place of beginning. Con am ug 2U 6s-lou
 Any aud all TsTs9is claiming adversely Ay portion Of sad UaiiOrsia M0ss Mine surface ground qlret ,S file their adverse claim with the Register of the [. x. Land Ofhc- Frrscots in the Territory Of Arizona, during the sixty days Of ubcst hereI they ~n be barred by virtue Of tho provisions of te statute. WILLIAM \. KELLY,
 jSs-6od Register.
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and u accordance with iaW and order of the Board of Directors, n ade Inc I7th day of May, A. D. iS many shsres of each psroel of stock may be necessSry Wn be sold in front of tho Bank of Ar sOna- of 6urey zai CoTez Streets in Prescott County oi YAy4pAi, Territory of Ar'zoaA, on the
 l1th Day of August, A l. 1880. o'clock P. of such day pay delinqaent assess ments thereon together ooss Of advertising and CT penses of sale
 CLARK CHURCHILL Secretary. Oshce-Oyer the Bank of Arizona in the Village of Prescott, county Of YayATai, TerTitory Of AriIOna Prescott, July l3th. 1880
 POSTPONE MENT.
 The above sa i- hereby Postpoasd uutl the day Of Al gust, A. D. lksi af o'clock p. m and al be place named in the sbov, notice. t and Tirsasf order o ths Board of Drec;oTs made on Ilth day fl August, A. D. Issg.
 CLARK CHURCHILL. Secretary. Ollce-OYer the bSEk 0f Ar-zouA, in ta- Village of Prescott. ounty of YA,spli and Ar.zonA Territoiy. Prescott August II. lSs0. td
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Lost N0te!

NOTICE To all whom it concern. Notice i. ~ hereby greu th4; certain Prosn-sory Note, dated Gilst. A. T., June s, ls payable six months after date, Co Peter Arnold. Order. for the of Three Hundred Dollars. wlth 1 tsrest one per cent per mouth, signed WI. B. HOOPER Co.,. by JOHN McCONN IF, Att0rnsy-in-faci. vas lost between Giiiet' and fne Tiger Mine, about he 6h day of June iSl: snd all peTsous hereby further notified that the sat note s yalues for tho that h given without any valuable consideration, and any per negotiating for purchasing the hereby tihed that the v not be paid ny ths undersigned. Any person finding the said nOe niay deliver to Peter Arnold, as Gett, te the undersigned, ai heuiK
 wN. B. HOOPER < Go. jlvs-grd
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Assessment Notice.

To H. l.. CHESowITH sud all owners under him. You are hereby notihei that have expended one hundred dollars iB labor and improvements upon the ChenOwiih Claim. owen District, M0hAve County Arizona, in order to hold the saia premises provisions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United stses and if vihin ninety days after tn. flee by publication, you fail refuse to contribute your proportion Of such expenditure cgwner ysar interest in said claim become the property of the subscribers, under said section Zsei.
 JOHN K. MACKENZIE,
 THOMAS STEIN. Mineral Park. June 29;h. I>se.-j,es0I
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NOTice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court Ysvap.i county Territory of Arizona:
 IN THE MATTER or TER ESTATE oY DANIEL V . MOONEY,
 nEcEAsEn;
 NOTICE is hereby given by the underaignea admin isirafor of the etaie Of DaDie W Mo )uey deoeased Co The creditors co, aud sH persons having claims against th- said deceased Co exhibit them si necessary vcuchers w1uiL Zen months after the first publication of this notice Co the undersigned, his store, ou MontsEumz street. in the Village of Pre- colt, lD said county of Yavapzi-
 WILLIAM NJ. RUFFUN. Administrator of sstste of Daniel V. Mooney. decd Prescott, A. T.. August 3d, Isu0. aug2-sx
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
ARNOLD GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY

Location of prinoipa! place Of business San Fran cisco, CahfOFulA,
 Location of works, Cerzr Valley Mining Lis Itct County of Mohaye, Territory cf ATixJi.a-
 Notice is hereby given, that 4t meeting of the board of Directors, held the I0sh day Of Iaiy ls-o sessment. No. I, of euty-fiy- per share levied upou the capital stock of ths corp0rston paya- be imIne0 aely in [. s gol coin to the Secretary. >t the ofhcs If the Company, Room 8. No, 32 s.E- sOme street. San Francisco, California.
 Any stock upon which this ssse--nent shall remain unpaid the 6h dsy of septsfuleg isse. sf b@ de- Hnquent and advert s-d for sale Ia ohe AncOn and unlecs payment k made be ore. Wi be sold Wed nesiay, the a Day of November 1880 pay the dsn- quent Masses meuL together ~itn e0sts of advertising and expenses of sale.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 |. JIDs, Secondary. Ofhce-Amoh Gosd And Silver Mining Company. Room 8. No. No. SD ssnsoms rect, Frznoisco. Caiifo. mia. lyJoti
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$l5,000 IN DIAMONDS STOLEN.

Uucs, N. r., August 10th Henry A. Cheeler, representative of North & Mitchell of New York, came to Utica last Friday with a stock of diamonds. He left hls home at four o'clock in the afternoon and returned at eleven in the evening. The next morning he discovered that he had $l5.OOO.
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AssessIn Notice,
To \. J. Moore:

Ton hereby aobaei tIst I have sxpeHded cue hundred dollars tia l-bOr and Improvements upon the HOm-staks mine. HUmbuz district, Isvapai couufy izona. n to hold the sad premises under th4 provisions of section 3s3s Rsvi sed Statutes the Iuiss stae- and fl wtnin ninety days after this ice by publication yog fail refase to contribute your proportion Of suca sxpendiiBre c1-0Nps-. said cz will become the prop-rty of the subscriber unde. said ton Zs1i.
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott, i. T., May :, lSso.--ood-
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Asses rnenf Notice.

To l.. B JEWEL: You hereby notified that | have xpsisd siahtv gsogj dollars iu labor and in- prosem~nts upon the third south extension. tnorn L. E. Jewell < Co's cia the Tiger mine. Tiger Mining Die rict Coaity Ysvarsi Territory of Arr z0ua. in order to hold aid claim for tn, IF7a: and unef you yosr share and prorS tion Of sad sum within ninety days sfter the publication of notice N1l claim \ forfeiture of your interest ia sNd cl.im, by virtue of the provisions Of Section Z5z4 of the Revived Statutes O. the United states.
 JOSEPH P. HAEGRAyE. Prsscott July 18th Isl0-S4g
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The National Lying Machine.
IS. r. News Letter,

\. r. News Letter.
 The telegraph, in the hands of those who Use ii during Presidential campaigns, may well be called the National Lying Machine. The dispatches that come through the As soc aied Press, and find their way into the leading newspapers throughout the country, are only true when the truth happens 10 suit the persons who run that institution. In regard to political matters, the teles rams are frequently so clumsily untruihful as to carry their own refutation on their face They are partizan and unreliable at the best. If the Associated Press would an- nouuce itself as mere party machine, f,r the dissemination Of campaign thunder, there would be less cause 10 find fault with it. though It would still be amenable to the charge of being an interruptions and lying institution. But when 1t pretends to be a nou- paItIsiaD, news-coliectng company, il sails under false colurs, seeks to impose up- on the credulity of the public, and is a de- ceptIve fraud. That its business, if faith fully conducted, would be great nationa advantage IS true. But, being unisithful, It make, that which might be blessing into a curse. There is not rhe slightest re- iiance io be placed upon its ut,erances in regard 70 the Presidential election, as any one may satisfy himself Ifhe chooses to take the trouble to compare the dispatches with the facts when the full report comes to hand m the New York dailies.
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1 ssesani ent Notice.

To A. J. MOORE:
 You hereby notified that [ have expended enc hundred doArs iu labor and Improvements. upon the NJ Noore Claim, Humbug District, Yzvspai County, Ar tn order to hold he said premises under the pro- visions of Section 234 Revised statutes of the United States end If within ninety days after this notca by publication you fail refuse contribute your pro portion of expenditure eo-vvnrr yonr interests in said claim will become te property of the subscriber under said Section 2S2s.
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott, A. T. May 7th. ISso.-god
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are 3,000,000 of unmarried men in the country, and 4 ,000. .000 of unmarried women We propose pairing of the old bachelors and old maids, and dividing the remaining ,000, 900 of old maids among the preach CTS. We are tired of the record ot reverend crimes, and want to give the ministers a chance to serve God in their own way.
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Assvssm eut Notice.
To A. ]. Moore:

To A. J. Moore:
 You are hereby notihei that have expended one hundred dollars in labor aud improvements upon the L4st Chance m ne. Huulbug distinct, zvspai county ArlZOaA in orr to holt the said pTeuI es. under the oysions of section 2324 Revised Statutes of the
 niied States, and 1T W. hin HIty days after this tic by pubeaioB you faii refuse to coat ibute of such expenditure your terest iI ssiI claim MI beeone proPelty of the subscriber under said section 2s24 JAKE MARKS.
 Prescott A. T., May :. lss] .-gid.
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AssesSin enI .NOrICe
To 4. !. Moore

To A. ]. Moore:
 You are hereby Eo;ihci that have expended one hundred dollars in labor nd improvements upon the Nevada mine, Humhug district, Yavzpai coun Y Ari- zOna, in order 10 hold the said premises under the provisions of section 2s2i Revised Stsute- of the United sttes. and f within ninety days after hs uCc by publication you fatl refuse t0 contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-oSner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber under said section 2524.
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott, A T., May :, lsSl.-Pii.
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Assessment Notice.
To \. J. Moore:

To \. J. Moore:
 You hereby notified tha, I have expended one hundred do lsrs iI labor an improvements zPon the Basin mme, Huubug district, YAvaIsi county, Ari- in order Co hold the sand premises under the pro- visions of section 232f Revised Statutes of the United States, f within ninety days after this notice by publication you a!l refuse to contribute your pro portion of surh sp~nditure co-Owner yOuf interest said claim viii bcome the property Of the sub~riber uadrr said section 1924. JAKE MARKS.
 Prescott, 4. T., May :. i5sO .--9Od.
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Bob Ingersol on Stingy Men.

de>pise s,ingy man. don't see how il is possible for a man to dIe worth Sj 1000, 000 or $l0000, 900 in a city If want, when he meets every cay the witheTed hand of beggary. and the white lips of famine. How man can withstand all thar, and hold in the clutches ot ks hand $2s GOO. 0U0 or 30,000,000, Is past my cumprehen- sion. l do not see how Le can do It. should not think he could do II any more tn tn he ou q keepa pile of lumber where hundreds and thousands were drowning in in the sea. Do you know that l have known men who would trust iheIr wives with their hearts and homes-but not with a dollar. When see a man of that kind, always knows which is the most valuable Think of making your wife a beggar. Think of her askisg you every day for a dollar or two dollars. pr tO humbly beg for fifty cents What did you do with that dollar 1 gave you!" Think Of having wife that is afraid of you What kind of children do you expect to have with a beggar for mother
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For Rent.

The undersigned has two buildings Mccormick Street; i'll good repair. which will be rented at LOW RATES. One of the buildings ha- ? rooms. and suit able for a family: The other is a large house with ro0r, and n.cely arranged for large family. Also au elegant single room. able lady gentle III IT, iu the huitling occup.e by Tue Marina Street, Tor particulars enquire of
 MRS. NELyIS
 Marina Street Prescott, May 20th 1880.
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One of the census enumerators of Nc Lenan county. Texas, found a widow. 36 wears old, with son 27 years old. The generally accepted explanation of the cir cUmstances is that the boy lied and claim ed tu be elder than he was.
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Assessment Notice.

A- q.
 You hereby notified tha; I have expended hundred dollars, in labor and improvements npon the Corning Claim, Crosscut Lode Hum Ug District. Ysya- pal County, Arizona in order hold the said premises, under the provisions Of Section 224 Re ised Statutes of the United States and if within ninety days after this notice by publication, you fail refuse io tribute your proportion of such expenditure owner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber under said Section
 JAKE MARKS. Preacoti, A. T., May 7th, 1s51.-ppd
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE or WILLIAM THOMAS, DECEASED. NOTICE l. hereby given by the undersigned Aduiris rator of of Thomas. deoesscd to the credit of and all persons having claims against the said de- ceAzed exhibit them with the necessary youc1er- within l0l months after the first publication of this notice the said administrator at residence and business place. t0-wlt; Tiptop Mine, In Y&vspAi County, ArzoBa Territory.
 THOMAS REED. Administrator of Estate of wm. Thomas, deceased Dated at Prescott, \. T. July 2Stb. Istn:
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F.AE ECk HOFF. Civil and Typographical Engineer

Plans Cross-sections Sketches. Landscape Views of Nne. Reports Surveys, Pamphlets, Maps, Etc, care c ly an promptly prepared
 n ITr-E-G Irl.y street next door the Bank of Ari-
 a, Prasco tt. A-'zOua mS
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ANOTHER EXODUS FEoM THE SOUTH.

St. Louis, Aug. 1.-The President of the Colored Rcllef Board has advces that ten thousand neg roes will emigrate from Miss issippi and Louisiana Tn the next two months, for Kansas and other Northern States.
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Assessment Notice.

To A. ]. MOOEE:
 You are hereby notified that hsve expended on. hundred dollars n labor and improvements. upon the Thorne Clain CrUs-cIt Lode, Humbus District Isys- rai County Arfzcns m orfer , hold 'p~ -sl ir@sss-a under the provisions Section 2i. Revised of fine United states aud fl within ninety dave after this Hot ce, by publication. you fail refuse tribute your proportion cf su.h expenditure, ogner, your interests in said claim 1ll become property of the subscriber under said section 232i-
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott, A. T. May 7th. 1s-l.-90d.
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Assessment Y OiiCe.
To \. J. MNDEE

To A ]. MOORE;
 You gre hereby notified ta; have eNpeBdei uuudrcd dolzr- n labor and improvements, uPOr the Cook Claim, Crosscui Lode, HHInbag Blstrct, lsya- pa County Arizona order to hold the sad premises. under the provisions Section 2S13, Revised Statutes United sIsi If within ninety days after thIs notice. by pub icailOn, you fa r-fu-e tribute your proportion of such expenditure. owner, your interests in said claim vil become the property of the subscriber. under said Section 2S24
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott, A. I. May Tth, lsS0.
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Little Lotta. Miss Crabtree. has been spend ng the summer in London in compa- nv with her mother. They sail for AmerIca nn the 2aih of this month She could not b. persuaded upon to appear on the London .S.ayc.
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County Nominations.

FOR THE COUNCIL, WI $. HEAD, Camp Verde.
 FOR REPRESENTATIVES, LoUIs WoLLESBU RG.. ...-... Prescott GEO E. BROwN, ...... Lower Agua Fria. R. E. STEADHAN, .......-...........N erde-
 FOR SHERIFF, GEo. S PORTER. .................P Prescott.
 FOR RECORDER, HENRY A BIGELow. ....... Hassayampa FOR oINTY TREASURER, w. C. BAsHFoRD, .................P Prescott. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, J. r. HARGRAyE, ........ -...... Prescott.
 FOR PROBATE JUDGE, A. Q. MOVES, s,-................. ...Prescott.
 FOR SUPERVISORS. J. NJ. MYERS, Walnut Grove. w. A. CLINE, ......... ,...-...... Prescott FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, E. Ii. SMITH, .............- .-...-.. Prescott
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Notice For Publication.

Land Uhlcc al Prescott, A. T.
 July 23d. .Iss0. NStiee is hereby given that the following afnsd settler has ni@d notice ,f h intention make Anal proof in support O. h claim. and nnal entry thereof a the [. $ Land Oce Prescott. A. T.. on the zSd day Of August lss3 Jos NELvIS b 6 No S4I. for the Nwi. sec l6, tun l3 R.. E. and the fol- lowing vitBs.se-. VI: W. x. Head. Chss CushmAn Jos K. Walker and B c. Bsin, all of YsvaYai county A. T. H.N KELLY.
 kEsfsIER, Prescott, July g, 1880.
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DEMOCRATS OF GEORGIA
VESSELS AFIRE.

New York, August 10th-This morning the burning hull of the schooner Nectar foated against the per occupied by lhe American Lumber Co.,, at Hunters Point. At Seciltham they were unloading large number of vessels. The fire communicated to the lumber yard and spread iii every di- rection with lightning rapidity. From the lumber yard the fire spread to the northside, notwithstanding the efforts made by several tugs. which hastened to the assistance. Six barges, one schooner and one ship were soon in flames. The fire is now raging wildly over an extent of ten acres and it ap- pears beyond the control of the fireman. Several burning vessels were lowed into the river and have driited with tine tide to- ward Blackwell's island enveloped in sheet of flame. The fire is spreading in ev- cry direction and DO estimate can be formed as to its proDable extent The scene is one of undescribable granduer, the flames rls,ng ia every direction and devouring everything in their path.
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Personal.

Any person knowing of the whereabouts of Michael Hellbrcn will confer favor his fsmi " conmuni- eating the sa ne 0 his brother He wzs last in Brigham City Arizona Address Louis Heil ron. lS5 Wabash Avenue. chicago. Tucson Citizen please co,,vT i3Ov4t
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sum mons.
Land Cffioe xt Prescott. Ariznns,
 JulF. le. lssSl-

Land Cif1ce Si Prescott. Ariznns, July. ls. Isso- To SAMUEL O. FHEDFEIcKs. Greeting:
 You het.by notinsf to appear st this ofnce on sa urday tho 2s;h day of september, next. al 10 o'clock a. m. to shoS cause f auy, Wbs your home stead entry No. D. for the of wv. and t of SW is section g. Twp ls, North kznge wsst. shA not be cancelled. for non-complance wltd the H0Enesisaa sVs of the United Stsies
 6)dI WILLIAM \. KELLY. Register,
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Advertisers, Advertising Agents Editors, POlticiAns and the Dspar tmeuts of the Goyernmnt rely upon statements as the Ouly reccg gnized auth, ri;y.
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The man who stepped ou hsI ana peel thought while Lc Was sltung d'wn, that lc bad stepge4 ou pea. Oi bells
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It is no matter If you do not like the only hoiel keeper s small town has. Ton must try and put up with him
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Subscription, 5000 per Year

c " crans. SIS Iia, T,. Rom n. Saa Fraaeisca iI sole l9,Ht for fse AEIz0sA MINER fa fAaf eify Hs H sssAorised ,o -1l3eef soa>ys dss nfs sstab's ssTf take OrdsTS for adr,rtiEiHg asd atesd oHs sthsr buSia>sS d>5oisiE2 ueH k5a lLs Tspr,senzisse .r th> FrbiiSksr
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SIX thousand pigeons kindly assisted al a shooting match at Toledo recently.
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Will remove May Ist to 2i3 Broadsay, Knox building
 .rnlo
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THE RENDERS DISCHARGED.

0swego, Kansas, Aug. 1.-The supposed Bender family had preliminary examina tion to-day ana were discharged.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE MINER
DIR. TANNERS CONDITION.

New York, Aug. 10ih-Dr. Tanner is still at the residence of Dr. Gum couvers- ing with few friends and attending to letters, which continue 10 pour in. At two o'clock he ate a half dozen oysters and drank eight ounces of his favonte wine. He then went to sleep for an hour and oD awak- ing drank another ounce of wine; at four o'clock he drank eight ounces of milk, and at i've o'clock he ate very heartily of quart CT of pound of steak and eight ounces of milk; st eight o'clock partook of the same quantity. Al s:30 he drank an ounce of wine. At nIne he took eight ounces of milk and ate four crackers. lie threw him self across his bed at ten without undress- ing and slept for an hour and half, and when he awoke he retired for the night.
 DEMOCRATS OF GEORGIA
 Atlanta, August l0th-In the Democrat ic State Convention it was resolved that af- ter the 32d ballot for candidate for Govern or, If no choice was made, that the conven- tiop recommend 10 the people Gov. A. II. Colquitte. The convention voted a united and heaty support to Hancock and English of the Democrats nf Georgia. On the 32d ballot the result was as follows. Colqultte 220; Asher 5S; Hardman 460; Marteli l5 {; Warren 80. The convention then selected su electoral ticket and adjourned til to- morrow.