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If we believe but part of Tuesdays Hall
fax dispatch, and make the number of immi.
grants that arrived by the Acadia 300 instead
OF 5000, Mr.. Thomas is meeting with unex-
pected success in turning the current OF i'm
migration to Maine. 1t would seem to be
only question of time which Sweden, Old
or New, will contain the greater number
if this success cOntiI ues
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NIB Mrs. Bbber, the blind Clairvoyant, would
thank the people Of Portland for their patronage,
and desires all who wish to avail themselves Of her
treatment to call at their earliest convenience. Her
examinations are free and her medicines reasonable
As Mrs. Bibber is occupied she has been Obliged
to limit her hours, from 10 O. m. to p. m. BY
special request she will remain here till the middle
Of May. Rooms, No. Brown Street. Taplm
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OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT, COL
X. j. Hinton, has been appointed Secretary
of the Resident Committee of the National
Executive Republican Committee, and enter
ed upon the duties of the position ON Wed.
nesday
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The newspapers owe MIR. Beecher one
In the course of his remarks last Sunday
evening he said: "The newspaper is worth
mines of gold. 1t is to the body polite what
the arteries are TO the human body."
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To snIPMAsrRRs.

TO sHIPMAsrRRs.
The U. s Signal Department has placed in the
Merchants Exchange Weather CT art, showing the
Meteorological Stations recently established through
out the country. The teleraphc report OF Observa-
lions. taken spontaneously at these stations at 8
A. NJ, Por land tune will be placed upOn Il map
a. soon as receved,-the weather at each station be-
ing Indicated by appropriate symbols and figures,
readily understood and BY which the l-cation and
progress OF the storms can be observed at glance
Marsers OF vessels especially. are invited to avail
themselves OF he facilities offered at the Merchanls
Exchange and the Signal Once for obtaining intorm-
alton that cannot tail to be great interest and ben
ut to navigation. Free admission to the rooms o. the
Merchants Exchange 10 allowed to all shipmasters
in active service.
c.. Farley, W
NJ. N. RICH,
j. 8. BEDLOW
Meteorological Committee Board Of Trade.
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Republican Stale Convention.

The Republi. ans OF Maine and all others VI no sup
port the present National and State tons
are invited to END delegates 10 Stale Convention
tn ha holden In
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

az AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU.-The
ioowins are the names of some Of the Lecturers Sc
cured oy the american Literary Huresu, No. 119
due season, and the whole will be ere long pub
ltsned in book fOlm:
Lecturers.
jams T. Fields, Carl SchuIx
Maj Gen K patrick Rev @ & Ames,
Prof y II IL tchcocs, California,
with Caleum liel,r aud Rev S L Depn,n.
|. MI. Washington Views A Miner Crswo,i
in winter tFat C0,irbntnrl
Col Il IL C0nwell, k,v q w Galdp.r ID
ProfW Il Nils 4 wi h Calcium 'ieht aud
Prof T. $ Morse. Foreign View,
Rev DIR n wnan. tIsn George Washington
Guardian Senat,) Greene
NJ IS Lillian Edyarton. T Il EuChilu
Miss KaIe Fed. Miss Minnie G Swa,z.
Justin Mccarthy, Xxx Professor of Bell.
B SLi,attr, Letters and e ocntjm
(.Mts IA, tington") 10 Vassal Collegs' '''A
G.n John swift. Il Potter
Rev 6 q H.pwoui, PROT Z Youmans,
Hon M Ashley, Moses Cot Tyier,i
Prot w Clarke, Rev Geo Mingens
Mrs Emily Shaw F0rman, Oh IS Brainard.
Horace Greeley, Julius A Palmer, s.
J ohm @ Sake, Mrs Efie W Palmer.
Rev G Cheney,
Mrs Louise W Ross,i rIot Lewis b Monroe,
Mis- Scott Sidd0ns. Bartlett,
Prot w Churchill, Prof 4 r Raymond.
Musical.
Miss Adelaine Phillips, w. II Fes.epden,
Mrs " Weston, Temple Quartette,
Miss dde Ryan. Mrs H M Smith,
Fl G Barnabee TIVE ming Madame Anna Bishop,
with Barpabee, etc., Mics Alice Dntton, Pianist
Howard Dow, M Arbuck'e, Cornet
NJ Whitney, Hutchinson Family,
Listemann Quartette Ann Others
Various Musical Combinations will be arranged.
Lyceums, etc, Augustine II Folsom. The finest coll
| lection OF American and Foreign Views
B. W. WILLIAMS, Am. Lit. Bureau.
nv 80 .d2tru&Th " ''n"s'" ~ Dos'0"'
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In Biddeford May 30, Seldom F. Gibson, OF B., and
Lucy g. Corliss, OF SacO.
In Biddefcrd, May 20, Chaa. II. Townsend and An
ME w. Besey. -
In Augusta, May IS. Arnold P. Thompson and
Caroline A. Hamliu.
A. Clay.
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r NEWS.
PORT or PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday, May II.
mdse and passen gers to Henry Fox. Ao'-' WIN
Sch Canton. ltankin. Boston.
Sch Mol Pitcher, Yates Bristol.
Sch Alice q Fox. Adams. Hoothbay
Sch Jas Lawrence Sprague, Calais or Boston.
Sch Levant, Homer. Machlas Tor Boston.
CLEARED.
:, Brig Ysidora Ronda, tBrl Plummer. Sagua-Geo
Brig Bacalieu. tBr, AIartel, Arichat, CB.
Sch Odessa, tBrl Murche, st Andrews, MIG A
Hunt q Co.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Baltimore 30th. sch H A SquiI es, Portland.
Ar vt Bristol Eng, 10th, barque John Wooster,
Ar at Plymouth 18th, ship Grace Sargent. Pots. i'm
Callao Tor Hamburg, and sailed 18th
on Weymouth 18th. barqus Hunter. York, Shields
Ar at Falmouth 18th, Estella. from Trieste ior Rot
terdam.
MEMORANDA.
A letter has been received at Stockton stating that
the missing barque Mendez Cant Mc(3ilverv from
st John NIB, for Havana, was spoken on the 18th
inst, lat 20.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN FRANoIsCO-Ar2 3d, barqus Envoy, Berry
Ar 2sth. ship Aurora. Norton. New York.
dALvEST0N-A ed, barque woodside, Ed
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 25th, barque Triumph. Che.
Gid 25th. ship c W white. Griffin. Havrs.
MOBILE-Cid 2sth, ship Canada, Pntten. for New
PENsACoLA-Ar 29d. sch Palma Fowler. from
CD 22d. sch Minetia, Crocker. Rockport.
DARIEN-Ar 10th, brig Ellen Maria, Hoxie. from
I'll 18Th. ship Eastern State, Halpn, Liverpool
CHkRLESTON Goth. sch Frank 81 Emily
MALE" A1IIoEsXSANpkIA-Ar eth. sch skylark, 1oriux.
BALTlMOKE-Ar 9th. sch Willie Perry, oxton,
NsT ssts. brig Jennie Morton Carnage. Forum. 1.ld
Mary d Haskell, Barbour. Boston.
of Sharpe's Island 27tn. brig Geo Amos
PH!LADELPHiA-cld 9th. barque Maria. Web.
Ar 2sth, achs Mary W Hupper, Gilman. saeua:
Seoreie Deerng, willard. Portland; Alice B, Alley,
CIl Ssth. barque H Lord pnkbaw. Portland.
schs Com Kearney. Mills, and Alice B, Alley, Bos-
ton; Acora. Dennison, Cambridge.
AT seth. ship Congress. Purington. San Francisco;
Cid 80 b. ship Dauntless. Wilbur, San Francisco;
briggs Staples, Showers. Sew le: Shannon. Ray. tor
Sydney. CO: schs + G Gates, Freeman, Savannah;
NEW YORK-Ar goth, scbs As.da q Laura, Nc.
fndOe, BaIacoa 70 days; H H0deman, Eaton, st
George; q w Rawley. R,wley. I'm 81 John. NIB tor
tons Olive Elizabeth. Soue, Elizabethporr tor Port
land; Union, SAWYER. do Tor Canbrdgeport: @ l.
Waite, freeman. Rondout tor Belfast: Loduskia,
Dyer. franklin; J tiamaee, Pitcher, vinalhaven;
Lizzie. Baker. st George; Pike, Holmes, Perry;
Alexandria Small. Jonesport. Fred Warren Robin
cor: Light boat, Wood. and Bengal. Hatch. Rock
land; Mansfield. Acboln. aud Cham. Wilson. Rock
ao 2snsss asss TOR
Brooklyn; l. Mills, Armstrong. and Ann Elisabeth
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Graphite AcLe Grease.
Saves your Wagon, Horse, Temper, Tin
and Money.
Never Gums. Hardens, or Runs Off!
@ Oulasts airy other lubricant three to five times
q. l.. BAILEY, Agent for Maine.
4S Exchange Street.
Dealer in Guns. Fishing aud Sporting Goods.
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The Confessions OF an Invalid.

Published as a warning and for the benefit Of
Noun0 men aud Others, single or married, who SUIT
Ter rom Nervous Debility, Loss Of Manhood, &c.
pointing ont
THE MEANS OF SELF.CUBE.
Written by one who cured himself, and sent free on
address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
mr21snd3m BROOKLYN N w.
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WIS, fsnsst; Addie 1ofynIe, dloo. fsajspIra
ccSs,fSSiEefos-Ar ssts, SCH Tea May, bt.to.
y, MEN LON DoN-Ar 2s.h. schs Leader CHM, and
ioS t ~ 1s99 G;, Greeley, Bangor.
ala 18th, ,chs Gen Scott, Lopaus, Cal.
.on GSd,aENCE-s'd 3olh, sch Gen Howard John.
A. n Zstn, SCI Irene E Meservey. Wall. Savannah.
APrnNAUG-Ar 29tb, sch Sarah Woos,sr ie.
wAKk ,.. 2sth. sch Tangent yerr cs,a.
FALL RIVER-Ar 2sth, sch star,.,t ..,..
HOLMES HoIE-Ar goth sch s.,
Pinkaam, DAYS from Charles Tor Bostons, n0sofe'
BOSTON-Ar S0ih, harque Gemsbok. Buntar D.
sArp; sch Pearl, Smith, James River no
Ar zist. ship Calumet, Cbeever, Livcrnoo,
Ernest, Hodgdon Il % Grande 40 davs Haste Ee aes
Dyer c Demarara; Z swett Lawrence; Caharien;;
Look, Baltimore; j Knowles, merritt, do: Al.
ran, Everett, and America inRrahap. Ron cut.
Bangor.
rORElGN PORTS.
At Valparaiso 10Th ult ship Mary GoodelI, SWEET.
snr d'sg barque Chas Brewer. Grant, do; Aniioef.
Linnell, do.
Leghorn 18Th inst. tarque Nevcrsnk, Wee \
Boston.
At Rio Grande Apl 20, brig Ella Poole, Tor Boston
ar at Liverpool Goth, ship Louis Walsh, PendIeto,,
At Bahia nth ult, brig Edith, Oliver, from New
York.
lPer City Of London, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 10th. Hampden. Athinson, New
Orleans.
Sid i'm Deal isth Assyria. for Hamburg; f1arrIng-
ton Tor Portland.
Ar in st Helena Roads 16.b, Huner York, from
Newcastle tor st Jago Prepared leak aud sid l7hD
on swange 10th. Mary Emma. Patten, from CaIlao
Ar at Newport 18th, Anna Walsh, Coombs, Am
| sterdam.
;, Al at Cardiff 10th, A Thompson, Thompson,
| Havana. e"' ' w.
| Tor Hyeres.
Ar at Bordeaux Eth inst Proteus, Chapman. from
AT At Havre lAth inst, s'bley, colson, I'm New
SID I'm Bremerhaven 18th inst, Limerick Lass,
| Marshman, Cardiff.
In EsneaI Sound 18Th, Augustine Kobbe, Carver,
from Fhiia iephia tor Cronstadt: Alfred Burt from
savannah tor do; u o Whitmore HUMP hrey do tor
| heveii Marcia Day. Chase, New Orleans Tor Cron-
staff; Egeria, Starrett, do tor do ~
sid I'm buenos Ayres Api II, Nevada, Gilkey, -.
SPOKEN.
April u. lat II N. Ion &c. ship Southern Cross I'm
| Glasgow tor San Francisco.
April II, lat 40 N, lon 30 20 W, ship II L Richard
son. from New York tor CallaO.
April Il. lat N. lon 81 w, barlue Metis from
Batavia tor Passard aDg.
| May lat 43. lon a, ship K w Stetson from Lon
| don tor New ork.
| May 25. lat IS 10. lon IS 20, baruue Jas Brown
l from Savannah Tor MOntevideo
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" Is that d the Abbot Cigar 10 which man.
ufactufes. about bo00U0 cigars Annually
Besides this concern; Is The well-khbwn estab.
lishmeDt OF Matthias Sherman and the more
recently established factories of William w
Lane and Charles w. Henderson s. Co, There
is to be horse trOt on the Agricultural Socie-
tyr track next Saturday. The race is open to
all horses that never beat 2 40. The owner of
the best horse gets purse of 500. Second
best $50.
LYMAN,
William A. Hodskins of Bidleford, lay
man, is preaching at present at the new Bap-
tist meeting house at Goodwin's Mills.
BIDDRFORD.
The land upon which Somes Block and the
buildings occupied by Eben Simpson and
George West stand has been sold TO Horace
Ford G. oige ii. Adams ard Luther Bryant
One of The conditions of the sale il that brick
buildings shall be erected thereon within three
wears.
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Cigar Store for Sale.
q. A. II. N,nttce-

Members of the G. A. r., a,ad A & n U. are not
fed that they can get bath at SMITH $, 100 Ex-
change st. Only 80 cents. -my31sn4t.
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CORRECTED AND REVISED BY THE AUTHOR E. DE
+. CURTIS. Doctor Of Medicine Member Qrthe
Royot Coltegs q Surgeons kngland; Aicen-
burg; Honorary Member Facuite de 80.
Medicine. Paris; &C., &C., &c.
MEDICAL ESSAY on the cause and cure of pre-
mature def line in Man, showing how health is
impediments to Marriage, ,hA treatment OF Nervous
and Physical Debility, Serilty &C., wi ether brou ght
ior--the result OF 20 years successful practice.
Price 30 cents by mail. Address the author DR.,
Curtis, fremont Place. Boston, Mass. mrSsneod1y
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For Sale

SECONDHAND ENG me AND BOILER, En-.
~ CINE five horse power, upright tubular boiler
IN complete runHng order, in use but short time.
Apply to the First National Bank, Biddeiotd, Me.
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FOR Sale!


NyOW finishing and to be ready for occupancy q
IN bout the first oil May.
These houses are supplied with all the modern
cooyeniences and are now being frescoed hy Scnu-
macher. They will be sold at reasonable price.
Terms OF payment easy and male knos ~ py 'h
suhscriher on the promises. ut "a Dtnfvrth 81.
apl1t new2taw WILLIAM Don"o"Io
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WHATEVER SINGING BOOK YOU BUY, BUY
ALSO THE
American Tune Book

In which you will find large Collection OF Tunes.
the "FavOriies," selected from all the books OF
Church Music published during the last Thirty
Years. These, with hundred wel-provei Anthems,
and numbers OF Chants. hymns set to Music, Quar-
tets. n G. &c constitute IL
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AsTANDARD WORK

Fitted for the use OF Oh IRIS. for vestres for Con-
grega ionai Practice. Price, s!.50 S13 so per doz.
Mailed, postpaid. on receipt OF price.
OLIVER DITSON 3 CO., Boston.
CHAS. II. DITSuN 4 CO., New York.
iune1 d2faw w22 2w
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pENoRscor co11Nrx

Heavy fires have been raging in the woods,
Monday and Tuesday Webb's Tannery was in
danger and the operatives turned out and
fought the fire. The CONGREGATIONS have been
materially checked. = :
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300 male. 70 seI, i've new articles s as sale saeabe
as Flour, and needed in every family. Samples sent
free by mall with terms TO clear So 10 $40 per day
This is gift enterprise or humbug. put .ney zig
prohtlble and honorable employment send on your
name and p,st-ofice address and receive ~ psric-
MARS. with sample Tree, by return mall Address
""''' "- ~ n. WHITE, Newark. New Jersey.
tunet d6t "<-N
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s emu peace we VIII have. l have nothing to
say TO you to night of politics, and. INV friends
1 nope you have nothing to do with them
You have political power, and IFS exercse ia
only postponed until the coming Of that event
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u. .. DCOl<OW.
Meteorological Committee Board Of Trade.
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IN GENERAL.

Senator Morrill,, who had chill while in
the Senate Chamber last week, had another
slight one at Washington, Tuesday, but is 9TH
erwise doing WE'LL
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23
Jur1es for the October Term.

GRAND JURoRs.-S. B. Wise, F. Romero Vim. Mcfarland, J. T. Smith, J. Schaublin, Sabino Otero, G. H. Mansfield, F. Ruelas, Juan Elias, A. H. Carghill, John Mont. gomery, Wm. Southerland, Jas. H. Toole, P. R. Fully, L. W. Carr, E. G. Dicky, Frank Griffin, Wm. Futile, Levi Ruggles, John D. Walker, c. w. Culver, Emilio Carrillo, John Will, W. H. Tonge.
 TRIAL JURoRs.-Frank Francis, E. B. Marshall, Joseph Neugass, J. W. Davis, R. M. Crandal, D. A. Bennett, c. G. Jones, Wm. Zeckendorf, A. H. Sales, Thos. Belknap, w. c. Davis, H. S. Stevens, F. M. Hodges, Chas. Conwell, J. Kenna, c. s. Leon, J. s. Thayer,A Sanders, J. .Metzker, w. c. Dunn, Geo. Foster, F: Marsh, w: w. Williams, J. Goldtree, W. W. Price, Will liam Knight, A. Linn, B. D. Fairbanks, E. N. Fish, Chas. Lesinsky, Leopold Wolf, Jas Speedy, NJ. G. Gray, J: L: Stev- enson, Ramon Romano, Vim. Sniffiin, J. Sawyer, w. H, Bailey, F. COntzen, R. N. Leatherwood, H. H. Holt, Joseph Kelsey, Sam'l Hughes, ST., J. s. Vosburg, w. s. Oury, c. T. Etchell, H. w. Clark, J. C.. Hucke.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

A FEW days ago, a man came to Tucson to purchase quicksilver and other mining materials for use at Sarica, a place in Sonora some p miles beyond our boundary. A range of mountains there have been noted for placer silver, and late discovery is said to be gold in quartz, and is re- ported very rich.
 Gov. Stafford, Dr. R. $. Wilbur and some others are preparing to leave for these mines to-day.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23
Mexican Independence Day in
 Tucson.

Following is the programme ob- served on the 18th and 18th by our Mexican citizens in the celebration of their native country's independence, which took place September 16, 1910, and was acknowledged by Spain on the same day and same month in 1924. We have the programme translated from the original given last Saturday. The exercises were completely carried out, and followed by 8 social dance Saturday evening:
 PROGRAMME. FOR THE CELEBRATION OF THE 15TH AND
 16TH DAYS OF SEPTEMBER.
 18th day.
 1st.-At sun down the houses of the Mexican citizens (whO are solicited to do it) will be illuminated.
 2d.-At s P. M., of the same day, the band will place itself at the church plaza and play the National Hymn and other pieces.
 3d.-At 10 o'clock P. M, the orator will occupy the tribune where he will pronounce a speech in commemoration of our Independence.
 4th.-At the end of the speech a dis charge will be made and artificial fires lit
 16th day.
 lst.-At sunrise the National Pavilion will be saluted with a discharge of fire arms.
 2d.-At g o'clock A. M., the Mexican citizens and patriotic Committee will meet at the hall of MT. L. Carrillo where refreshments will be served and the band will play several of its choicest pieces. A tribune will also be ready for any one wishing to occupy it. 3d-At o'clock P. M., the Mexican citizens will convene at the Church plaza where the procession will be organized in the following manner:
 l.
 The procession will be started by a triumphal carriage in which a number of young ladies will accompany the National Pavilion.
 H.
 The triumphal carriage will be followed by the patriotic meeting with a flag which Will DC carrlcu Dy the president.
 III.
 An ornamental carriage will follow next which will contain the band and the National Hymn will be executed together with several other pieces.
 ".
 Several other vehicles will form the rank as will also all the promiscuous peo- pie who may wish to accompany the procession.
 lst.-On returning to the starting point the orator nominated for the occasion will occupy the tribune and will pronounce a speech analogous to the festivity. 2d-Atter the speech discharge of fire arms will be made and fire works lit. 3d.-At night the dwellings of the Mex ican citizens will again be illuminated which will terminate the celebration of our Independence.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23
City Council Proceedings.

Council met at the Court House last Monday evening. Present, Mayor Delong, Councilmen s. Hughes, J. S. Vosburg, w. W. Williams, and w.. J. Osborne, Recorder.
 Bills aggregating STA S5 were pre- scented and ordered paid.
 It was ordered that the City Re- corder receive $5 for attending each regular meeting of the Council.
 A set of bylaws were passed.
 It was ordered that all parties be required to clean the street in front of their buildings and lots on Satur- day of each week by 3P. M., and to remove all rubbish and garbage that may be found thereon.
 Ordered that all parties be prohib- ited from camping on any public street or plaza in the village of Tucson, and that all parties found thereon after being notified to remove by the Marshal, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding $25, and upon second conviction, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding $50, in the discretion of the Court; provided, that the pro- visions of this order shall not apply to Market Square, in the rear of the Court House, so for as relates to camp ing thereon. This order to take effect at once.
 Adjourned to the first Monday in October.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

A GENTLEMAN in Albany, New York, is and has been for months writing to Tucson for Indian scalps, and up to very recent date, he had received none, and he is quite disap- pointed. He has been informed that the citizens do not engage in scalping, and would not send him scalp if plenty were easily obtainable.
 This man had brother murdered by the Indians a few years ago, there fore he feels that even the mutilation of their dead bodies is proper. We have no doubt that prior to the butch cry of his brother, he sympathized with "Lo! the poor Indian" It is quite wonderful to see how quickly home thrusts of the savages change a false sentiment about them.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23
NOTICE

NNO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. | You are hereby notified that from and after the first day of July, AID. 1871, that l am not holden nor will pay any debts con- tracted against me, or in my name, except by me personally, or by my personal order. And all persons indebted to me are hereby notified to settle with no one forthe same, except with me me personally or my legally
 Sanford, July l, 1871. jyl-3m
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

A San Francisco dispatch of the 10th says: The steamer Newborn, for the Colorado river, sails tomorrow with 100 U. s. troops (recruits from the East for Arizona. Major Nelson, Paymaster of the Department of Ari- zona, goes out to pay off the troops stationed in that Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23
ORES, ORES.

THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRE- A pared to purchase Ores of all kinds at liberal rates, or grant advances on ship ments to England. CROSS & CO.,,
 316 California street, se9.3m San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23
Proclamation by the Governor. WHEREAS. AM INFORMED AS

wv am departing for the Pinal Noun tains with large force for the purpose of exploring the agricultural and mineral re- sources of that regiOn that Commission has been ordered by the President of the United States to examine into the Indian affairs of the Territory with the view, if possible, of securing peaceful solution of the question, and my absence may con tinue until after the arrival of said Con- mission; and whereas, the object most de- sired by the people of this Territory is the cessation of Indian hostilities and the means that will most speedily accomplish this result will be hailed with joy by every inhabitant-
 Now, therefore, I, A. P. K. Stafford, Gov ernOr of Arizona, call upon all the officers and citizens of the Territory to receive said Commissioners with kindness and hospitality; to give them all the aid and information upon the subject before re- ferred to within your power and knOwl- edge. They have been selected with a view to their integrity and humanity of purpose and sent here in the legal per formance of duty.
 If they come among you entertaining erroneous opinions upon the Indian aues- tion and the condition of affairs in the Territory, then by kindly treatment and fair, truthful representation, you will be enabled to convince them of their errors. t- Given under my hand and the SEAL. Great Seal of the Territory, this ')- 18th day of August, A. D. 1871.
 A. P. K. SAFFORD.
 By the Governor
 THEo. F. WHITE,
 Asst. Secretary of the Territory. .19tf
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

"AVE constantly on hand a large and I1 we'll selected stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco, Hardware, etc., which we will sell at the very lowest prices.
 We have, also, Hay und Grain, constant ly on hand tc supply the Public. 5-tf
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

IN the early part of this week First Lieu tenant Charles Bendire and Second Lieu tenant James Rockwell arrived in Tucson from Camp McDowell with Troop D, First Cavalry, composed of 5 men and five packers They have a fine lot of horses.