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oftsr - ~, :, haNe
}}s,sI Ysfft agW tes G2NntfX had been
sna a. M.si~ Esn sSo lucn n.; reconsSriction
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ma In ar:oonI ::o pd1.e ione sfnce. We have
o.e %eieat; We nave submitted. to
:SsylutItu S ~ " an soclal aud civil affSirs !;
~ ese &c Nau 19e1af 3ssesRons Through
saS;: nonaANsGt Hnd onaadth \of onr
cnS Ounaa nas neenHeaped upon
: hcnSS.a 1na 1napr:ieasaeessseHave ese ,been DIS
u!u ,,.1at C4rErlnoiplesH save been spit
uHSSul eAuu oaHsS;SympaIhiHs OF Affection
paIllotnssn "a .~n9sgs9g asess been derided.
Tls psa s. sssgStlcaxis; Slsois lnoopplete
-: essnuSSa2ngTess consume
mSs, t;ot n,nasa! ~ ssSs!yn!shSehlnRnp ~ their
sGiSs.s - .:;ts ;nsSs ent sS5y1FiaH3nE/ 1ial3nE/ Fedefpl
oi;:aS 80 SN.s sts, ftkes9ss1 2ggEytowns and
st:if Eanj.a zig .,'s Agsi;anH ~ w3sess men are
M. ] Snntha.n .ne llentsorlree cltizenshlp.
~ sIon AZ people. remain aliehated
s,;lG' ahr1nla1f Il X nnetI np9 pope and Is
grnxvtb - Y ~ - -. - ;.s power 10 cneck the
the naonia - en- u'Phtny between
nnr ponptr. npT - 'no aileient y! scctlons OF
One tenr aron, .i
The. uroso of peu Rphes. ~ 1he North over
more mo- o tn nonnnnstMao -, nue Lee would DO
a Saf - . ,,inaa a,,,1 w ooa.nern neart than
One. inarh ~ nuG tJgslnd giPoets;
Cee'spalh OF genuine feeling manifested
woni3 =, ~ s.aensu aa,s., nTu sunering people
tion involtv ;f nn',. .is seouie thelr nuec-
riso5 IN averv San,I.aIp., Wv piensoL.hnn gar
.isUn - every southern household. Sym
irien'ls anI I' hrosi,'..s Sue conGs3iation OF
to win ns hocL p...;. n.o "oae IS wanted
ov.,.r,;nad i.o1 : e5mle Us 70 mourn
Resrect' % tSa % sdna.;,n nnu 1roken fortunes;
onr nr;af ona oay ang,..; ann ene o'gnlty OF
ana 1;v;na 49, ns nonor our dend
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"a large and fashionable copRrega.
tom" ns recorded by the New York pa.
pers, assembled ut the Synagogue Anchi
Chesco, in that city. on Sunday last, to
E4tness the marriage of, a. Mr.. George
aose3h Miles, son. OF tho assistant post
master, to Miss Pauline Cnshbey, daugb-
terlof Mr.. Louis Cashbey. The bride
groom, who has just entered upon his
twenty first year, recently became d CON
vert from Christianity to the Jewish
f,hth, to whioh the brille was reared.
-. THE Lost STEAMER Cry OF BosroN.-
A despatch from Halifax. N. s., states
that the writing found.in bottles some
tIme ago. washed ashore ut Shediao. N.
b, aud Newport, Ms, containing
statements to the effect that the ocean
steamer City of Boston, lost last sum
mef. had struck an.s iceberg. Is bro
nonneed genuine. thaehandwriting hav-
ing been recognized. ~ .-!.s,?l
~ IN Klnx organization having been
estahliahed in Kansas City against prize
candy swinding. 1.-THE able. bodied in
dsviduals who had heretofore devoted
their attention to that peculiar ,occtalpa-
,tlon,. are now engaged at tho street
oornera. selling toy balloons to little,
O1taoL '-'- III -
g k1zssv. s. O. DesclnnnmpEas, formerly. of
Claren don County, S. O., was killed on
the AID ult!, while in, his pulpit, in tile
presence Of fl bis copg gsegation, IN, Arkan-
Iaaa, by young mannnmed Bill Henley,
who deliberately com mitted the murder,
saying that lie had waited two years for
the opportunity. Ha.
r! The New York hospital for. sunatroke
persons, fitted up during the past y9dr.
has been renovated and placed in readi.
ness for the reception OF patients. Five
cases Of snnstroke, one of which ter.
minated fatally, have already been treat
.ef this season.
~ Mfr. l.. B. Brown, who was engaged in
the difficulty with MIR. F. p. Harley.
during which the. latter gentleman re-.
calged wounds from which he afterwards
died, surrendered himself to the proper
IaEthorities: on Sunday last
.slr., IBarnweR Journal
=: The Union DiAtillery, at Wilmington.
N.aV., was destroyed by fire on. Friday
Last, There were ei1 stills Oh the premi-
tses. but only q portion, Of them being at
'work:et the time of the accident. These
were all completely: destroyed. ~ i-:'9
The letter writer's iaen saws the senia;te All.
1ourned sino die, last Saturday without
notification to tho President, and It was
commented upon IN Washington ns q
Very extraordinary elight to thet fnno.
tionary. 4i.;.i'h ..t
ASorHEn INDIAN, DEtraAr1os comrso.
1tis stated that Buffalo Hump" "Cov
Be!l and several other distingnishe ID
tndian chieie. are on tbair way: to. Wash
lhgton 70 nave talk. -
T.. A negro man beat. his wife 10 death or
laursday morning last, in Botetour
County, Va.
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Early Closing.

- -1I*H<J 01Vo1u8s -T-T"I
TNHE patrons OF our house, and tho public
our establishment will be closed at HALE
PAST 6 O'CLOCK, every evening, except
Saturday, during the summer months. Aa we
open at A. M, we think that large amount
OF business can be done in twelve hours, and
we wish to give our young gentlemen OF, on.
portunity Of visiting their friends Of other
times thal Sunday. .r
June 8 8 J. Fl. & II. Il. KINARD.
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Pants, Inne 2EEvanibG -Tbsa TIib1s news.
rapers 1|i, Color ana Z 'olitiqus have, been
suppresaed!.,sThe search. sfof oo d csalad
arms dontinhes vigorously, and many are
fonndt Arrests continue upon a large
scaietchtehy ex-National. Guards and
soldiers IA strict, watch is kept upon
the right banks of the Seine, and ee1ti.
nels ,arEestr oil ;passera at hight. Ferry
has ordered observation-disclosures of,teach-
ers IN the sch o6Is.i s''s nii,.,.sl.,l IN !,
.X!iEns1fgIG1t4Ess. " u June ST. is said q MAJ
19Aty j lSt!fhs AsAsnhly .fayofs ths; plop55;
sition tnrau abrogation OF thes laws for
tho banishmentn of.the princes OF the
Ho3se pf Bonrbopsfrom France, and hIeo
ptoposes to extend tie, payer Of Thiils
as chief executives for two yenrs, 7The
raiiwaysihstween' this oity and Paris hive
restfHsat 9a{t t9eifs; Trips. ,rna mre, already
doi9pE.ssh itf4p paens9 passenger traffic.
BUSINESS ip. RATis is rapidly revivina. 4
LONDON, June 3.-The High Com,
mlssl9p .apdIScbepck have arrived, uThs
Onamoeg ;s-Qf Commerce Of I4iverpool,
EassSchenSk.a q 1, welcome I. address
Schene Sk6RsR In resp se7,thatf kind
relations betweep the lmother country
andahts native land might be perpetual.
,LQNDoN June 81. All the, rlllronds
haYs resamed traits between -Havre and
Paris. The Prussians have evacuated
Aodniys Sard the entire department of
EnrS. VS. i,e e. ....ny,
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To.Ren

To Rent.
A DESIRABLE STORE, on Main street
"a near the corner Of Dlandinc, For terms
Feb % HENDRIX 4 mo
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/; ;--on; ;SatnzaaF-last Nr. -QEaBry N. al.
len, about ffty-ave or sixty years of age.
OF Merriweather' EQUITY, Georgia, was
thrown from horse on lis why from the
plantation home, .Yhege he had been
pioughigg ail-da SHjb foot cauuhfs i'm
the trace. anttha ,ho,Se being SriaiSteIie led
ran away, dragging the unfortunate man
oyer stnmpA and rocks until his bod, waa
literally tofh to piedes. He was dead be-
lore any e hjs !lse93I!z could get to him :
A man by the name of Lonis Cop
Potgo: colored, has been arrested at Che
raw. 8: g.. charged. with cotaplicity ia
tho recent murder OF JamesR at
Whites store. Anson County,,;N. c., $He
protested bis Innocence and sa.d1he had
put htteon dollars. Gained by hard labor.
Upon searching him, however, $3.50 Esas
found upon his persOn. Active search is
gong on for the other wretches con.
oerned in the fendish. tragedy. IN
Gen. Sheridan being waited mpon by
some patriotic Iriahn. en-, the other 1ay
Informed them that s'if he lived in Ire.
land he would be the greatest Fenian
there" And, judging from his incendi-
ary propensities, had he lived in France
he would have been n first class Com
munist. -. IN
The Columbus Enquirer learns by pos.
sengers that an engine attached to the
mail train between Montgomery md
Mobile exploded at GrcenviilIle on Satnr.
day night. instantly killing engineer
Burgett. express messenger Eilsbury,
and colored fireman,and wood passer'
Tho Memphis Appeal says that Judge
!ohn w. Harris, Of Paris, Tennessee.
who was an officer in the rebel service
during the war, treated Western New
Yorker kindly as prisoner of war. The
New York cx soldier died n short time
ago, and bequeathed Harris IS, 900.
Pope Plus TX celebrated his seventy
ninth birthday on the 18th May. lie
was elected after the death of Gregory
AVl.. on the 10Th June, 1916, and
crowned on the 21st Of the same. month.
Col. Charles Rich. of Habcrsl,am
County, Ca. q gallant soldier Of the
war of 1872. died on tho 10Th nit.
he was sheriff Of the County for forty
years. ,i
The Wilmington Journal says Jim
ltogers, on whom the operation Of the
TRANSMISSION of blood wns performed. on
last Saturday,.is now in fair way to re.
cover.
Congressman Hays, Of Alnbamn, Who,
1t IS alleged, hos been warned to leave
the State, has been summoned before the
Ku Klux Committee.
The annual convention Of tho German
Roman Catholic Union Of the United
States, assembled in Baltimore on Mon
day.
A brick 'wali fell on Thos. Colliu.
Augusta, but did not seriously injure
him.
The workmen in gold mine ut Grant.
vile, Co., have panned out over 400
pennyweights in gold in three weeks.
Capt. Pitman, an old and well known
citizen OF Surry County, Va, was brutal-
ly murdered on Saturdav nioEt 1oot l
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Inc Doctors Recommend Eeegers Beer
N preference to London Porter and Scotch
Il Ale. Why? They know it is unadulter
alcu. March II
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Scythes and Grain. Cradles.
> DOZ. superior GRAIN CRADLES.
- 10 dog: Gritin's Grain and Grass S,ythes
just received aud for eale lowyby
Mayl7 JOHN AGEEW r SON
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Jewelry and Silverware,
NF tho most approved styles, can be OBJ.
~ taihed at l. .SULZBAOHERS establish-
Sets and half scts in great variety. ,Aieo.
solitaire and cluster DIAMONDS. SPEOTA.
CtEs and EYEGLASSES to suit all ages.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15
Notice.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, DISTRICT OF ARIZONA.

CoLLECTOR's OFFICE, UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
 DISTRICT OF ARIZONA.
 PRESCOTT, June g, 1871. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, IN 1N accordance with provisions of Excise Law, that the annual Internal Revenue Taxes have become due and payable, and that the Collector, and Deputy Collectors will be in attendance to receive the same on the twenty fifth day of July next, at their respective offices in the following Divis- ions to wit:
 Division No. l, consisting of the counties of Yavapai and Mohave, the Collector, Prescott.
 Division Mo- g consisting of the county of Yuma, ,-Chas. H. Brinlay, Deputy Col lector, Arizona City.
 Division No. 3, consisting of the county of Pima,-Hylor Ott, Deputy Collector, Tucson.
 Division No. 4, consisting of the county of Maricopa, T. A. Shaw, Deputy Col lector, PheniX.
 If any person shall neglect to pay, for more than ten days from said date, a penalty of five per cent, and interest at one per centum per month, together with the fees prescribed by law, will be added.
 THOMAS CORDS, lV1td Collector
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15
WAREIKE.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The follow ing dispatch was received at the Navy Department this afternoon.
 "CoREA, June 23.-To the Secretary of the Navy: The Coreans not apologizing for their treacherous attack on the 10th, we landed on Kong docks and destroyed the lower fort and munitions. On the l1th we took an- other fort and then stormed and cap tured strong hold. Five forts have been taken. The troops which defended them are reported as number ing 11,0OO. There was desperate hand-to- hand fighting. The ordnance was destroyed. Four hundred and eighty-one pieces, small brass pieces, very many small arms, and fifty flags were taken. We counted two hundred and forty-three dead Coreans around the citadel We had three killed :: Commander McCred, who was first inside the citadel, killed with a bullet and spear; marine, named Denis Hamohern, and landsman, Seth AL len. Our nine wounded are all out of danger and doing we'll.
 JOHN RODGERS, "
 Commodore U. s. N."
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

"HE GlLA RIVER DITCH COM Il pany offer inducements never before equalled to
 THOSE SEEKING HOMES, By proposing to sell water rights in their ditch, which is of sufficient capacity to irrigate FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES of land, either for cash, or will allow $2 per day and boarding for labor on the ditch The ditch is now opened for considerable distance. The lands have been surveyed by the United States and are now open to pre-emption and homestead entries. The company's ditch is situated in the South bend of the Gila river, 150 miles from Yuma, and is regarded safe from hostile Indians. The climate is magnificent. The Grape, Orange, Lemon, Almond, Olive and Walnut can he grown, as we'll as all grains and vegetables, and an unfailing supply of water is guaranteed. For fur ther particulars, apply to Alexander Me Key, President of Company, at Maricopa Wells, A. T., or to Albert G. Decker, Sec retary, at Gila Bend, on the premises.
 REFERENCEs-JOhn Wasson, U. s. Sur veyor General, Tucson, A. T.; John Ander- son, Probate Judge of Pima county, A. T.
 ALBERT G. DECKER,
 je24tf Secretary Gila Ditch Company.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

A PRIVATE letter from Arizona City says business there is looking up. Hooper, Whiting & Co.,, last week, shipped 200 tons freight up the river, and Mir. Barney had gone up to open the new establishment at Ehrenberg. Next to the parent house at Arizona City, the store at Ehrenberg will be one of the most extensive and varied ever opened on the Colorado.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

FoR APAcHE.-Capt. s. G. Whip pie, First Lieut.. F. K. Upham and wife, and Second Lieutenant Bonus, with an escort of 20 troops, left here this morning for Camp Apache. Thomas Ewing. Post Trader there, accompanies the party. George W. Fox and Charles Franklin embrace the opportunity to go out on prospect to the northeast part of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15
WM. ZEeKENDoRF IS putting ',

WM. ZEeKENDoRF IS putting uI quite an addition to his already ex- tensive buildings in Tucson. With the new addition, his esta blishment will extend from Main street to the one below. The apartments now building, are intended for residence, members of his family having re- gently arrived. Judging from ap- pearances business and population seem to hold their own in Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15
SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS.

Pima County Board met July g. present, Supervisors Jacobs and Swe- ney. and Clerk Buckalew. Bills were allowed amounting to $2,2SO 25.
 Semi-annual report of W. J. Os- born, Road Overseer, presented, exam ined and approved; also, quarterly re- port of J. H. Archibald, County Treasurer.
 Petition of citizens for road between Sanford and Florence, ordered to be heard July 31, at the Recorders office in Tucson.
 Board adjourned to 7th instant.
 Board met on July as per adjourn ment-present, as before.
 It being adjudged that Hugh l.. Hlnds, a member of the Board, had ceased to be an inhabitant of Pima county and Arizona Territory, Hiram s. Stevens was appointed in his stead, who at once qualified.
 Board adjourned to July 10.
 Board met July 10 as per adjourn ment. Full Board present.
 c. $. Rice was appointed Justice of the Peace for Sanford precinct, and T. w. Mcintosh Constable for same precinct.
 Ordered that notice for proposals to roof the Court House be published, to be received July 20.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

PRIZE FIGHT.-Don't get alarmed, reader, for we will not infict on you moral lecture, but merely wish to state that a prize fight came off in Tucson this week, before 8 small but appreciative audience. It was a friendly affair between member of the infantry and one of the cavalry service. A slight unpleasantness pre- faced a mutual agreement to test the relative warrior qualities and prowess of the two arms of the military ser vice, and that it might not lack in cidental incentives, the sum of $10 on each side was put up. A few pre- liminaries being arranged, the business began, and, as we are informed, at the end of fourteen rounds the in- fantry man elevated the sponge. We trust the infantry arm of the service will not take this statement as intend ing detraction of it, because the truth of history demanded that the result of this battle should he know and we may say that the opposing parties quit good friends and united ill social drink. Fourteen rounds settled the dispute and removed all ill-feeling. The chief thing to be regretted is that the victor escaped with 8 whole hide.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

LIEUTENANT BONUS and 20 men arrived from Camp Apache on We'd nesday, and start on their return this morning. Captains H. M. Smith and E Miles arrived early in the week from Final, remained in town one day, and passed on-the first to Camp Bowie, and the latter to Crittenden.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

THE barley crop hereabouts is quite ex- tensive. E. N. Fish & Co. have already purchased and fin store half a million pounds. Present ruling price is three cents per pound.
 The Messrs. Elias opened a farm up on the Santa Cruz last year, and few days since they brought in 100000 pounds oi barley as the first crop.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

WEATHER wss warm during the early part of the week. Thursday evening there was quite a breeze of wind and dust, but shower followed and yesterday the dust was we'll laid and a more bracing atmosphere prevailed. The weather might have been more uncomfortable this week.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

STILL THEY Go.-Monday next, H. c. Hooker, H. E. Lacy and T. R. Jones will leave for other parts MT. Hooker, as we said last week, has been several years a principal with Captain Hinds, in Govern ment beef contracts for Arizona. The new contractor commenced opera tions July l, and all that was left for MT. Hooker to do, was to close up the business of bis firm. He has this we'll nigh completed, and therefore takes the usual course of improved and better supplied with the conveniences and comforts of life. MT. Hooker Is one of ''them bad whites" of the frontier, and it is just our hope he may always meet with as ''gOod whites" as himself. The world would be much better if the people something near averaged up to his standard of rectitude.
 MT. Lacy has been in the employ of Hinds & Hooker, and is popular with all who know him. We don't think he has suffered much in Arizona, and hope he never will out of it. He is good man, and if he had remained in Arizona, always would be. What influence the devilish people of California may have over him, is not certain, but we have faith that he will resist any fatal allurements.
 MT. Jones has for years been a faithful and trusted clerk of K. N. Fish & Go. Having acted on the square and attended strictly to business, we suspicion that he has gathered some ''gear;" at any rate, he goes to Colorado, where he resided at an early day of it's history, there to become a ''cattle king" We understand he has sev eral hundred of the beasts already pur- chased. and now goes to give them his per sonal care. He goes via San Francisco, and after hearing of his safe departure be- yond that wicked city, we shall always bet on Jones running right. It is true that our friends Whitman, Brierly, Green and their kind, would class him as "bad white," but if his salvation is not guaranteed, those chaps may as well abandon hope and go it as loosely hereafter as heretofore.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

THE Albuquerque Review of July 1, says that Major Lawrence, of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad survey ing party, arrived in town this morn ing. He is going to continue the sur vey from here to the Rio Colorado Chiquita.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

WM. KELSEY, who had lcng been afflicted with pulmonary complaints, died in Tucson on Sunday last. The funeral took place on Monday, and was largely attended. Deceased has resided in Arizona for a number of years.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

VERY heavy peals of thunder fol- lowed sharp lightning last evening, and with some rain. we have nice atmosphere this morning
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

come off two weeks from to-day. A couple of lots there would not be bad propertyto own, as we have several times said, and now rciterate.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

MELONS are coming in freely and sell cheaply, but we fear they are promoters of levers, especially be- cause SO many are eaten before fully ripe.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

Ws learn that Captain Hugh L. Kinds was lately heard from at Louisville, Ken lucky, and that he expressed desire not to return to Arizona The Captain made money enough here to do business con- fortably anywhere.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

POSTMASTER LORD has appointed Augustus Britchta Assistant, and we concur
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

OUR item last week, that a mail rider had been killed between San Pedro and Sulphur Springs, was not correct, though our information seemed reliable at the time. It seems the mule got away from the rider and came on to San Pedro, showing signs eff fright. The same rider Ca MeXican), however, was killed on Friday, July7 just few miles this side of Camp Bowie, east ward bound, and the mail all taken of or destroyed. It seems that there has been a standing order since last May for an escort to accompany the mail through Apache Pass, but for some unexplained reason it failed to be on hand on this occasion, with the above results.
 Captain Russell, of Camp Bowie, with 30 men, took the trail the same day, and he will catch and slay the murderers if within his power, because no mans will is stronger than his to do so.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

YOUNG AMERICA SALOON gives its pro- gramme to thirsty public in this days CITIZEN Good liquors and all kinds of drinks, and tiptop cigars always in the bar.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

GOOD Henry rife may be had cheap by inquiring at THE CITIZEN office.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

D. C. THOMPSON, of Florence, has mo- tice in this paper which ought to be read.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

WE are informed that M. R. Platt, sue cessful business man well known for sev- eral years in Arizona, has fell in love with Kansas town, and is not likely to leave there SOOu
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15

DEPARTURES of mails are somewhat changed, for which see our postal di- rectory on 4th page.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15
-D~>N>

VOTERS will observe that a city election is called for July 24.
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-15
Homes for All.

THE CHA RIVER DITCH COM Il pany offer inducements never before euualled to
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
Manufacturing Business for Sale.

HALF or whole OF first-class manufacturing
ID business; safe, reliable. and profitable; goods
staple as -four; will bear thorough investigator
References exchanged. Particulars,
fe1S-3t TAYLOR & CO.. 20 State street, Boston