Arizona Miner, 1864-07-20

Emory, and Humboldt, I have, during six toil toilsome - some toilsome years of exploration, traversed tho countries thoy described, and tho vast intervals between, which thoy have never visited. In these wan wanderings - derings wanderings undertaken of my own will, I have de descended - scended descended tho Andes to tho Pacific and returned j crossed and recrossed by many routes all tho basins of tho tablo lands, excepting only that of the City of Mexico, and coasted along tho base of tho Sierra Madro from 45w to 25 "This mother range I havo crossed apd recrossed at six different passes in this long interval, and its supreme grandeur is stamped indollibly in my memory."

nage, Isaac, till you are old enough' to under understand - stand understand the bond that binds congenial souls. It is the first thing childien think of now-n-days, an$ young boys in pianofores, and young giiis rrl heads fricaseed into spittoon curls, 4od fnJ; of love-sick stories ai e talking of marriage htkt they get well into their teens. Think" of Hfc one3 getting married 1 Yet there s M r. when heaveu took his wifo tovay, went yk'M to a young ladies cemetery and gob anotherf rb more fit to bo tho head of a family that I am to be tho Board of Mayo? and Alderman." fcbe tapped tho now sunif-box that her friend 'the

tory of Arizona, on the 6th day of Juna. a. p., 1864., by Almon Uago, Attorney of tho United States, for said District, against a houso and lot, situated in tho town of Tucson, in said District, near tho cast-end of the Plaza, belonging to Pal Pal-entine - entine Pal-entine Robinson, as confiscated to the United States, for violation of the laws of tho United Suites, approved August 6th, 1861. and July 17. 1862. ' J Now, therefore, in pursuance of tho monition and attachment under tho Beal of said Court, to mo directed and delivered, I do hereby give pub public - lic public notice to all persons claiming said nromisca.

It has been erroneously statod hat 'all l-i1- to members of Congress must bo prepaid. 'i'.iB transmission and receipt of mail matter conttuu. as heretofore under the franking privilege AJ1 correspondence, however, addressed to any of ita officers, must now be propaid, excepting ojfle.ai communications written by some officer of a de department - partment department or an officer under its control oresp,n sible to it, and in such cases under tho we. 5s " official business " on the envelope. The oflrer must sign hie name with his official design! n.

lands and tenements, or auy part thereof, or know knowing - ing knowing or having anything to say why the same should not be condemned and sold pursuant to the prayer of said libel, and that thev be and ap appear - pear appear before the said court, to be held in the town of Tucson, in and for tho First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, on tho last Tuesday of October, 1864, at 10 o'clock in thn fnrn-nnnn

tou was siaruea at uiu novoi proposition, ana " tho representatives of tho peoplo " considered 1 it preposterous. Mr. Gilpin is to an extent an enthusiast. Ho ia constantly ahead of the times. JIegive3 tho full rein to progress. Ho ignores red tapo and circumlocution, and de de-clares - clares de-clares that it ia not the scientific doctors of tho