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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
nov 70 Keep Cool.

,v,, tuh in ths morning, thin clothes, aod
at chsnees Of fundergsrments, avoidance OF
liss Nsnr. 70 he sun. indulging in the vegetable:
exp s.,';,. If The season when fully ripe, will
snu w.. .,.n the member Of the stay at.home club
Id nv. -. "an.oce Of the heat may be alIayed from
-. ~ lime by cooling drinks taken in mosier
.tios. Every aPothecary store ana !rui. s'and
hs some Of these simple beverages :h.cn are
grateful 70 thspaIste, atrt by Psomo'lnE pres.
sprstion, keep the pores open ana n 'ne skl1 In a
bssthy condition Alcoholic ,,q"ors, % % ana even even
zines though ieei, add to the heat Of the body
.hich they temporarily cool, ana the 1"'ep or
Il. cobblsr Ii less beneficial than the harmless
h..r or lemonade.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
NV SOCKS
T.. S. r. BUTLER'S.
Book, Newspaper and Stationery Store,
No. 42O Market street.
.YLvAM SPRINGS!
CHARLES KYLE. Proprietor.

CHAKLES De, FfOPfIttOF.
This pleasant place of has been neatly fitted
up for the reception of individual VISITORS ns..
and social parties. Ampls socomn odAtiOns hDr
dancing have been made. and Ice Cream. Lemon
may desire them. No into xicatins liquors will be
sold on the ground. lie will also continue his popu
lar stand at Second and Market streets. where the
above named summer lu xuries may be bad durins
the ssop; akQ. ut bis Sixth sod
streets where he will be pleased to see his many
riSnls and the public generally. nAy7.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
N THE SECOND STREET
hFuRNlTuRE STORE..4

3J5 N. SECOND 81, PHILADELPHIA. SSs
The Old Stand establish cd NY ears. triumphant In
GURNcTURE.
Daring the recent depr sssion in busines we laid IN
for cash cheapest and be 1t assorted stock p the ey
which we are selling rN ressOna BILE prices, new
night, suitable for sick room CT otlcss. ,,,r,
COTTAGE and Walnut CHAMBER SUITS.
oA.Parior uits q ,hoIstsrsd in any style to suit
puTcAasers. WINS BROS,
febl-lv Philsdslpbis.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16

LORD & WILLIAMS A RE NOW OPENING AND OFFERING FOR SALE One of the largest and most complete as-
 sOrtment of CENED AT MID CIJ A NDTSF
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16
BOSTON IN ASHES.

The. city of Boston was wrapped in frey flames on the 9th and 10th in- stants, and probably longer. The heart of the grand city is in ashes. The damage to property exceeds that in Chicago 8 little over @ year ago. The origin of the fire is not stated in the Extra of The San Diego Union which brings us the terrible news, and our space and time this morning ex- clude any particulars.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16
Coming to America.

BRUSSELS November IA general Conference of Jews IS in session here. The delegates from Roumania have laid before it the condition of their people in the Municipalities, and they propose to petition the Roumanian Chamber tor full civil and political rights, and they state that 1t is the intention of their people to emigrate en masse to America.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16

Having full faith h the country, they mean to stay by 1t until the day of gen crGl jubilee shall come, when all caD -a- joice together in it's peace and prosperity5 Drop in and examine our stock, Exchange sold on all parts oftho world. Telegraphic transfers made with any section oE the country.
 Allow more oI those 'Don't mention them " IelL Cal quick f needed. c u. L44A r. E. wLJsLAsss,
 2gd-f
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16

CAPTAIN WILCOX and B. M. Hart shorne, of the Colorado Steam Navi- gation Company, have recently been on visit to Arizona City and Ehren- berg.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16
MAIL AND EXPRESS LINE yRyO AND FROM SONORA,
 MEXICO. ANTONIO YARELA, Proprietor.

will connect with the stage to HermosiIl0, making it complete line between this and the latJ0g city
 Lt will leave Tucson on every Monday at o'clock P. H.g and return on Saturday, at 4.5J P. H.
 RATES OF FABE-To Hermosillo,$2G, .coids ori.s e4uiTaieltGto Altar, 8lo. .(gold, .r it equivalent.
 Express matter, from 9 lbs and more, to UermosiIo. 6c. lgold, or it's oquiFa3entG to Altar. Be- .gold, or it's equiyalentl.
 Money remilLances To He1mosillo, per cent. Go Altar. ] per cent.
 or further particulars, apply in this oity to D. TELASCO, Tucson, November 8, l373. no99
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16

AND BRsa Sanford JEz6 1s72 1&E
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16

JUST RECEIVED nTRECT FROM SAN FRAN ED cisco and for sale at the Agency Philadelphia Brewery Genuine Swiss Cheese, Duffield's Sugar Cured Ham, Ale (on draught), Philadelphia Lager Beer (on
 draught),
 Genuine Dutch Herrings
 Gin salty,
 BlOOd's Dublin Stout
 Gin stone pints), Bass Ss Co.'s Pale Ale
 Gin stone pints), Topic Cigars And fine assortment of Foreign WINES AND LIQUORS; also SEED RYE for American farmers. z. LEVIN.
 no9-tf.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16

HON k. c, Mccormick reached Arizona City November 1. ant had a largo netting iu the evening. Judge Porter pr>qLded
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16

TREASURER'S NOTICE. 7UNHE FOLLOWING COUNTY WAR .E rants will be paid upon presentation to the Treasurer at his office: No. 38l, old issue, and Nos. 2l to 34 inclusive of the new issue.
 Interest will be stopped on the above numbered warrants from this date.
 SAMUEL HUGHES,
 Treasurer of Pima county. Tucson, A. T., Nov. Is, 1872. It
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16

LuT I'D arrived at tbe month of river NoYember 1.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16

------ . ---------7 - -II 1UI -lsI5- 0I . complete answer 10 each. and if he fails on any j. is your privilege to -llalz he's an expert or anything else.
 ln rats connection we may add that --. Prescott lla-r -aport= that ]. c. DlcAason lU. S. 1Larshal), and others who several weeks ago went to the diamond fields. 20 adri. norush that way. Is .ln.t s5r7ogo hat none but men closely alusa with oorta5a San E-ancis7o operators, can and diamonds where they gro So abuv ians
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16
NEW ADVER1ISEMEN1'S.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

IHaIKSgIVIUy ITUCIaIIdCIUH. FIN ACCORDANCE WITH TIME
 honored custom and in harmony with the proclamation of the President of the United States, I, A. P. K. Stafford, Cover nor of Arizona, designate Thurs day, Mo- vember 2S, as day of thanksgiving and prayer.
 Given under my hand and the great seal of the Territory at Tucson, November, Is, 1872. A. P. K. SAFFORD. By the Governor,
 COLES BAsHFoRD,
 Secretary of the Territory. no16td
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16

l-3AaI TUG 3y l19 Hepo0lcan paTty may amount tQs no man can surely toretsl, but oil must know that the people of the country have expressed a preGer,uce for US continuance.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-16

They Defy Competition and are De- termined to give Entire SatiSfactisn.
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4 Nict. Point.

During the war. i,xn named Smith had
. mule taken from him by the United States
military au,l'"rjties for use in the army
Smitl, subsequently, dicd, and HE widow
made application for payment Pending the
application 1T the widow. the guardian of
Smiths infant children intervened. claiming
that payment should not be made to the
widow, hut should be paid I" him ss guar-
d!sn. The gusr.lia"'s allegation il that,
after Smiths wife died (wlO was the mother
of these infant children. Smith married
again; after which Smith died. leaving this
widow the applicant slUve described). But
1t is alleged that when Smith married this
second wife she had another husband living.
and therefore her marriage u Smith was
void. The guardian consequently claims
the money on behalf 0f the minor children
OF Smith The application. says the Wash
ings"n CArOsic!e, il In the Third Auditors
Office, and the clc'ks there are puzziing them.
selves over the cOnundrum.
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Another Baby Hsnstrssily.

The Shelby lOhio) Ness says There
exists about three and half miles north 0l
Shelby, curiosity almost - great - the
double child Of AorrOw county. Il il 4
child about eight yesrs old, the hody Of
which has never grown. The head. how
ever. b very lsrxe, weighing much more
than it. body perhaps twenty i've pounds
alone II cannot walk or speak. bat gives
evidence Of intelligence. II tskes food In
the usual manner, having bad it, 6rst teeth
cut. which have becn succeeded by Others.
l,s health has generally been good. and il
exhibits playfulnsss - childrent generally
do when In health. yet il y . helpless - !
child two yeas old. The parents, james
end Jane Powell, ars agsd about forty yssrs.
and no cause has o. can bssssignsd b them
for this strange phsnomenoa. unless Il could
he traced to the small. p0x which the mother
hsd during the period Of sessation. The
parents have frequsntly bssa asksd 70 Per.
mis the child 70 b exhibited, bat have 70.
fused oil such requests. ,2 = S.......I
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Under the old law in Kentucky lelony was
punished by cropping the ear, and sometimes
BY branding. Of a'urse. when fellow was
found gong s,n'ut with part of his ear mis-.
sing, 1t gave rise I" suspicious that hc had
been doing something wrong. Occasionally,
in those gn'd old times. wsn would have
On .sr bitten uff or an eye g'ugeG out in =
little unpIeasantncss with some ncighbor,
and then 1t would Oe necessary, IN order tta.
The party ~ suffering should not he jo"ktd
upon - convicted felon. to be ready "a all
occa>io"s I" produce such certificate ~ the
following. which was c"pietl from the rec-
o'ds Of Campbell c'unty, 1t Alexandria. =
few days since:
Campbell county court. April term. 1900.
Newport Upon the motion If Nathaniel
Vice. it is ordered to bs certified that it sp-
pears to the satisfaction ut this COurt that
he Inst part Of his left ear IN the manner and
n the time and place fullow,ng. to.wit:
That be. the sad Vice. and one Andrew
Steele. Of this c,unty. ahout the middle IT
To-, month. near Colonel Squire Grants, in
this county. got INT" wnngle. which sum
produced fight. and that the Said Steele
did bite of part Ut the said Vices lsft ear,
and the san.1 10 ordered to be recorded"
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what will he d., now !
From the Washington Capital.

CsVsAs u"c p" ~SOt"xs'0 NSPNSS
Mr. Greeley dues not want tn he m angel
OF the political church militant: in other
words. mn organ. He wants il cistin. tly
understood. whatever the issues and whO.
ever the candidates. that the Tribune will
not be M organ. - We shall print no cam.
paign editions We shall not surrender our
columns mainly or largely to the advocacy
If this Or tia, platform "r ticket. We shall
NOT shout AMI sweat, and put forth frantic
slpesls in behalf ot any party "r cause. ="
In short, vanity Of vAnities, saith the
preacher" What we hare been doing for
the last thir y or forty years, we shall d" n"
longer With length of days has co''e
wisdom. with experience. discretion, and
with observation understanding.
But 1t may lc asked. Can this journslis-
'ic Ethiopian change hts skin, and this p1'.
li,icsl )e"psrd his srotss Il there any
country which will "blitcra,e the party tat.
ns'i"S imprinted in infancy aud cherished
ns sacred stigma all the wsy mp 10 msluri>
" and into the post medieval period If
badness and spectacles! Sudden cOnvcr.
sions in ,he case of aged sinners usually
point 10 trxnsitory causes. and Indicate
rather dis~ppr'.vsl Of old than \ capacity
,O enter upon new courses. ror ms" 10
csas. to l,e what he has been oil his life.
time; II it not tO he himself? Mr.. Greeley's
political creed ha> always been = party
creed; and his party creed has been faith;
~ rclis",n thing he can neither depose al
will nor will to .lcpOse. .....=.#."..-
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The census of 1850 gave the total property
values of the United States ut 1l6, ,OOO, ,O0O..
600. The census Of 1870 makes return of
nearly t32 600. 0OO. O0o! Thus the wealth of
the nation had about doubled itself IN de.
cade during which the country was convuls.
ed by . great civil war, involvink an expen
di'ure 10 both sides, of not less than @. 1000.
600. .OO0, and vast destruction Ut life and
property. Seven years after this terrible
struggle. the total national. state. county
and municipal debts IL only g. 327l .S74. .76S.
and the country su.'ains = total tax of
$688. $40. .4S5. These figures give an impress
sive idea Of the financial strength and won.
dsrfully rapid development Of the United
States. In view Of which. the national debt
seems light affair. The showing 10 the
more remarkable when We reflect that this
debt has been reduced 1t q rate that would
extinguieh It in twenty years, while permit.
ting yearly reduction of taxation. All the
blunders of all the politicians cannot repress
energies 80 houndless, though they may pre-.
vent their fullest and healthiest action.
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The London pres generally has noticed
favora''ly new projec, for laying another
Atlantic telegraph cable. II appears fr'm m
extract from "ne Ot The journals. that =
cpmpsny hes l,een formed. entitled the Gres,
Western Telegraph Company, with y capital
1T six millions seven hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. and that contracts have
been made for this purrH'se. II is stated p's-
itively that contract for making and laying
the cables-one from England ,0 the United
States and another from the United States
u the West Indiee-was made on the 9Th of
this month with tiooper's Telegraph Works.
and ilIst the contractors have stipulated to
take one.third Of the capital stock. So tsr.
then, this looks like bueineks Combinations
are spoken Of with other cable and telegraph
companies. and especially with the Great
Northern Telegraph Company. fDr con>
nection with Denmark. Sweden. Norway.
Russis and with Northern Asia. The inten.
tion Is To bring the line direct from England
To New York. Oi tO ~ near point rs prHc.
ljcsble to New York We are promised u
reduction of charges for messages u one.
half the present mtes.
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Good talk 10 not matter of will at all; II
depends-y"u know We are nj! half mate
rislists now. .a.days-on . certain amount of
active congestion of the hrain. and that
cs',nes when II is ready and not before.
saw man get up the other day In . pleasant
Company. and talk away for sts'ut five min.
utrs, evidently by n pure effort Of will. His
person was good. his votce was pleasant
hut anybody could see il wss all mechanical
lSin'r; he was sparr:ng tor wind as the
Hon. John MOI risesy. N c.. would express
himself. Presen,ly-do you-he'oved. am
airsid you are not old enough-but do you
remember the days of the tinler box the
Hint and the steel! Click! Clickl Click
Ah.h-h knuckles that time Click! Click !!
Click a spark has taken, and is eating into
the black ti"der as six year-old eats into >
sheet Of gingerbread. Presently. after ham
mering away for five minutes with mere
words. the spark Of happy expression
took somewhere among the mental c"mbus.
tiblcs. and then f"r ten minutes We had \
pretty wandering. scin,illating play Of elO.
quent thought that enlivened. If It did not
kindlc all around II. II you want the real
philosophy of it. I will give it to you. The
chance thought or expression struck the
nervous centre Of conci..usness ~ the rOwel
Of spur stings the flank Of racer. Away
through NIL the telegrsphic rsdiations of
the nervous chords flashed into the intelli-
gence Of the brain was kindled, and must
l'e fed with something Or other. or it would
burn ,tsclf to ashes. Aud all the great hy-
drsulic engines poured in their scarlet
blood. and the fire kindlcd and the flames
rose; for the blood il stream that, like
burning rock oil. NJ once kindlrs, and II
itself the fuel. You can't Or.ier these ar.
g""ic processes, any more than millincr
can make rDse. She can make something
that lO,ks like u rose. more ar less, but 1t
takes oil the forces Of the universe to finish
and swceten that blossom In your button
hole; and y'u may bc sure that when the
"rn,"r's brain il in . fame, when the p,.cis
heart 10 In Y tumult. it Is something might.
ier than he and his will that 10 dealing
with bim.-O! ". Holmes.
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POETRY.
An lSSlltOr'v .Tulols,.

lw. N. Carleton. 10 recen. poem. draws the fsl
lowing g0s'd pictu'e Ut an editors tablet
The editor In his sauctum bic couutenance fuy.
Owed with care.
His mind vt the hotom Of husneas his feet At the top
Of the chair,
HE chsir-arm aud elbow supporting. bic right hand
uphO'di"g his head,
HE eyes On the duey I'D table with different docu-
mcI'ts spread.--
There werc thirty long pages from Howles. with
underlined capitals Topped
And -h.,t reqaisition from 0rowles requesting hs
newspaper stopped:
There we're yrcs from Gusher, the poet, concerning
swest 6owcrets sud xephyre,
Aud stray gem from Podder. the farmer describing
acouple OF heifess;
There were bllets from beau tiful msdeps, and bis
from grt'csr or tao,
And hs bst leader h!tched to letter, which inquired
II be wrOte It Or wh07
There rspturys Of praises from writer's, OF the
smooth and mrlliAaOas school,
And of his rivals last papers, informing him he
was = fool;
There were several long resolutions, with names TEL
ling whom they were BY,
Canonixiug some harmless Old brother. who had done
nothing worse than to die;
There trapa that table 10 catch him, aud
pents to sting and smite him;
There were gift enterprises to cell him, snd bitess
attempting 70 bite him.
There were long, staring ''sda" from the city. and
money with never one,
Which added, "rleare give this insertion, and send
IL your bill when you're done"
There mere 1tffera from Oevn izatiOnn-meetin0a
wants, aud their laws.
Which said: "Cau you pint this announcement for
the gOod VI our glorious cause Z"
There tickets inviting bic presence to festivals
parties aud shows
Wrarped In notes, with "Plessc give ~ 4 notice."
demure'y slpped In 1t the c'usc;
In Short biz eye took the tae aud ran over ts Ink
spatlered traeh.
There was nothing It did not encounter; excepting
perhaps-it Was Cash.
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The Man Who Firrl Nauvoo Temple.


Among the events of the famous Mormon
war, says the Peona 7taascripe. was the
burning of the NsuvoO Temple. The struc.
iure was burned in the night time. and 40
successful WAS the party engaged in its firing.
,hst pr,bal,ly he was never after suspected
The recent death ot the incsndiary. however.
he's removed the necessity Of further secrecy,
and u day or twO ago we were put in possess
sion Ut his maine and the facts c,unecttd
with the burning Of the temple by the only
living person c''gnizani of them. The tenn.
pie was fred by Joshsph B. Agnew. who
recently died in Appsnsose township, Han.
cock county. !" this State. st the aye of 50
years II was always supposed that The party
who burned the building had entered through
the basement, but the facts ore. Mr.. Agnew
surrtptitiously obtained = key to one of the
doors Of the temple some time before the aci
No one WAS engaged with him, and only
four knew he wss the party. Three of these
are now dead. Asnew prepared his fire>bslls
and other c0nbustibles 1t bio residences.
Placing them IN his ssddle.hsgs. he rude ON
horseback to Nauv'o, and in the night en-.
tered the temple with the key. passed up to
the cupols. arranged them and fired them,
and then quietly escaped the way hc came.
Our informant. who 10 \ responsible and
prominent citizen Of the western part of The
State. says he thinks he can procure the key
Of the temple which Agnew secured In or.
der 10 accomplish his work.
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Anna Dickipson Is again ct Grant
Andy johnson wants 70 60 to the United
States Senate.
Florid. has two State Governments IN
successful operation.
It 70 10 cost "a, ,O00, 100. to run the New
York city government this year.
Judge Davis has expressed the belief that
the fight against Grant 10 hopeless.
When the Constitution was adopted there
were seventy five post Offices In the Union.
now there are 81, ESQ.,
LOLsters will be very scarce THE year.
''protably because the long Winter hss
killed tie vines," ," suggests Nj. 0reeley.
The Apporti ,nment bill. passed by the
Ohio House Of Representatives. allows the
Democrats five and the Republicans nftesa
districta
The name Of Governor Newton Booth 10
freely mentioned in cOnnecti"n with the
United States Sena,orship 70 succeed Eu.
gene Casserly.
The New York Tribune, In speaking Of
the charges against the Navy Department.
says: Mot enc has been sustained" And
has that rot been true Of every charge made
against the President and his Cabinet
The Wausan WIscoasin has the following
editorial announcement with reference 70
the recent local election: ''Our worthy fa.
ther was elected Police Justice. our worthy
brother was elected Assessor, and our wOr.
thy self, be Il known. ran for Alderman in
our own ward, and, unfortunately, wss Dc.
feated."
Here 10 letter that some unprincip!ed
people cay Mr. Greeley wrote:
II understand you sell large qusn.
quantities Of bolts and nuts, and that the
latter are 1T = superior quality. II you will
send nc bushel or two of your beat nuts
i" time for spring planting. l will, BY return
mail, tell you what know about bolts,
which 10 good deal. Truly, H.
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Atlantic Cable Rates.
San FRANCIoCo. An

SAN FRANclsoo. April -
Editsr Aorsjsg Ca!l:-l give yOu below
= copy Of . telegram received from New
York. for the information 0f the public
I'VE ore notified by the Atlantic Cable
Company that on and sitter May /. 1879. the
ten word minimum On messages between
Western Union Offices and Great Britain and
Ireland will be abolished. Messages Of
more or lees than ten words may be taken,
the tariff upon which will b computed BY
multiplying the number Of words BY one.
tenth Ut the present rate for ten words
This docs not apply To business destined for
points beyond London" -...f.....-
Our present rate to Great Britain and Ire.
land for ten words il @l3 Taking the new
regulation ~ basis, the tariff will be CON.
puted At the rate Of q 30 per word, b the
number Of words more or lesa For In.
stance: . four. word message would cost
15 Solve words 1650. ETC. s.......
JANIS GAN1LE, 0en'l eup'A
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Mr. McCosh, now President OF Pdnoetos
College. tells the story Of negro who pray.
I'd earnestly that he and his colorvd bssth-
rem might be preserved from Whist be called
their ''upse,tin sins" na#r
..Brullder," said one Of hb f5ieads, q
The close Of ths meeting, ''you amt Cot Do
hang oh dat ar' word. lrs 1esettia,' anA
not 1psettin'." 70
''Brudder." replied the Other. III daa's
%. ,t's 70. But was pvay,n' do Losd b
save % from do sin ob iuioxicaai0a, and e
dat ain't 1pssstia' sia, ] dos'nt kaow
what an. ;" ##s. h4-a.s@ .4.....s