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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
Sclenraphilhcs 2lncrlef.

Die Yolttutid)e Smlben Dallas uno
@arionzS Sitp, Oregon, iuuroe pOr1eiteru BON
SraBenrGubern gepliinOcrt; oieielbeH ltabIeH
$4,000 aus ben Boitiddeu.
Die @ruoteaus I9teu in @isconitn iuO
oortreiilit.
= 9eitern erifoB ftf in philadelphia Hos
bertSelfrioge, nuh0em er Ith uOrber mitciHem
S6ubma6ermelier ben Suls abgeldluitten
bate.
- Sei 8eGiugton, 0aii., ,uurOe geItern
tnfol9e elmer unrtdtig 9eIellten gSeife cine
9otomotiue nit mebreren 6ruatwasen DC,
mOlirt; eS wuroc Ntemano uerlest.
- SH ct. 2oui8 habeu Die @igentbiimer
0eS @rantblatte8 ,,WiiIiouri 0emotrat" cine
neue @rant5eituuy y@lobe" ge9ritnoet.
- @omaro SietsmeDer bon Germantown,
3d., ertranf geitern in @ape Viup beim 3d.
ben; feline 0ette 1T bis iest nod niAt auf9es
fuuben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
SSrnnNR.

Oft1pifle, N. S., IS. SuIi. - Ser
rpitbete cine iurhtbare Seuersbrunft; bieielbe
bsgannu in Rulforo'5 St)eune uno erarifi
Oeiien 8obnung; balO itano ous game Sdu.
lergeuiert III 6lammeu. Die sunse StaOt 1T
hPArnht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
TURKEY MYRRH
xIrftfdae 3dbu= xinftur.
Wtnffa=&Qiice.

i'm alsnuerfaulc su @nsroSsBr bel
Benjamin. u. Yoe 8 Comp,
(150-g Vr 4 IL, Yeit- Baltimore ifr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
SAINTS Cairns

G1tnn9soou 0ena 1tl6tlpt leine brcunoe unb 9unoer
Der fri5eren 5trma Guis & Cairns, oar er oen
Sorratb ose aIIsH Birma nad ieiusm neuen "a.
ser bauie
Ytr. I3, 9HSs0nDitraBe.
rem rSrften TGtonGtz 8in'sebdure" ecoCniihsr. ors
brGht BAT, moeloh er iid bamubsn miro, 6itfc9I6e
&5eil Uuroc, 81 roicnen.
Selt b,lnabe 30 3abrcH BADEN bic eltcn6irmen BON
So9n Sopo 4 So9n, AobH Suuo, Gais & S0trns
6iUer nnh GiOersGKig
cint SpeiialitGt IN ibrem 8eiddjte oenigdL mn h,z
ren yadlolaer peroen, ME iriber, ociem GeIdatsz
5DCi9e heioEoere AuimtrtiGmtrtt Uomcn
Die ietntsn importirten sSeIneu, S;rouut=
ipeine, Ssneoer tOGooU uuo Subfin SSrpipu
Stout, %dottlidle 2Ilc, ioluis Die bctsn cilbttz
0rocere 9doeH uno BriuatIQmllten ami libcraIe
Beo'n9ungen 0criorgt.
agentur liir NJ. msGfTcp & Gomp's. uor,folfhes
philadelphia Ile uEo 8orter. (1uIiI. ilgRI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
Die 0ftbterz zllntcriuhuhg in Stein.

9aratOgu, W.-Y., 18. Suli. - 0as
9ntIu9eserlft gegen Jtl6ter barnard bat
IT'D IN 6olge Der @inwcnOung Der SertbeiOi.
gung, oaB ibr nod wi4ti9e 3eu9en feb!eu,
I,iS f1nrnpn nprtnnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19

. an Sransisco, II. Suli. - Der
Dlapor bon 9)eooo, Sapau, binirte heute
Ibeno NIT oeu2llumni Der StaatsuniuerTtGt; !;
er mafte beute bem Siirgermeiiter Don San
6ranstsco etnen offi,ieaeu 8eIuch,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
Der Nefpmlrpt.

gtetp Dorf, Is. Suit. - @elO lpiGig gu
3-4; @cd)iel fIau 81; Sob f.lt 144-l49;
SonO5 ilau, aber ieit; Sehcr 1172; '62er
1853; 9lttlen feit; Central 97s; @rle 524;
9ate Sbore 92f; "Trip 92t ElttSburg 81;
gtoromeitern 738; Prioritaten 9l4; 9tOd-S5s
lan0 11ls.
Silan3 Ocs lluteritutumtes: $50, ,784 ,O69;
S6,740,642 IN @ourant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
spc;ial : Noti;elt.

SIreau Sbreibmaterialten,
Bureau <Srufarbeiten
unb
a1le Mrten Neanunss=
y il der,
CUTE Grbeit uno mdBtae Breiie bel
@usssnheimer & sseil,
15l-D Rr. 157, g5sf= Saltimoreitra5e.
6einrieb lS. Wfe1rs,
Hahiols,r Don =. u. i. Wtcars,
2eidhenbe hatter, Rr. tOf. SeSins tpnifrake.
Beereiaunsen fuerben prompt beior3t.
(SuEi24, 3WttO
~ gerseiiet niht. boB, iuenn Semarb in gusr
6aus fommt nm NdbmaiuInen 8u certauieu, oaB
Die Maihine, tueIe pes anpreiisns beoirfeu, l!ubt
mebr perfGuflh fino.
Sd, pertauis cine porsn9lidbe Wiaidine, iebOd,
tsilide i'd lie nit nurd ee san6e stnb ooer brau6s
9niffe, nm ite su oerfaufen.
9. z. Wlc&ennp,
sr, 1876, gSeits Sanetteifrass.
EE 3tpsisbiireau: Rr. 25. cf Baltimore
6trose Q64-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
tSa+ouspiuer lsferSebabn

StHn0Ib oon nor DlOr9tn5 BIS lbr 46tr6s.
Sountags itiiuolib oouS llbr Yior9eus bis 10 uor
Aoero5. II. ierncr uue Gage 80 HGum. unO tt.3O
Ibenos uuO Ieoe balbe Stuuoe uonZ-h ubr u ems
nab 2ouOon Burt. Sie lSGgeH oerlaien tG9lid
@ltonBoiae BON u9r Dtorgcu5 bis uqr 4bGnb5
uuo Rdbts um II llgr.
XQtb = lltcott @ itn - nm g. unD 10 Il. 0(orz
qeu5 uHo Il. llpr JtanuliuG9s, Sonnta9s um
uno 10 llbr Wfor9ens uno ?, uno 5 llbr Rod
nittaes. 8eriulien Glcott Sjtp UNI mo 10
llpr Utorgeus, uHo l. ll9r UittIag5 uHO uno ubr
ytudm. IN Sonntu9eu nm uro 10 ubr 'vtor9eus,
II nor Wittu9s uuO j, uno llDr Abeno5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
Die @fcrecz zSfennen in Saratpaa,
MPlu- 1inrE

Q ar a, N.zY, IS. Sult. = Die
StaOt lit itberIiiat nit SeIuhern gum Bier
oerennen. 9eute gemanneI BERN l. &en,
nen v2odIiel" IN Dt. { Set., beim 2. ,9u-
no" IN 81. 10 G5ef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
%. 6. WnoD & COMP,

UTVVTIVItIITtt
Golt's patentirten antpmatfden 8ei,ern,
sIte in ben lssteu liniSebn 5dbren isbr umiansrsd
uno mt beiierem eriolee oils iraero Gin onorer NIT
Dampf ODER beiBsm Gafer beiaenosr apparat ses
braulbt msroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19

gN YdTe! ASdhe! 9l1
sur Reiie n's 4uslano beiorst nnerbaIb "a Stunben
3. 6aines
1881, gde Der Bnltimoreifr. unb BIO. -glpenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
Seriud) NIT benz Sanals Sblepps
pampfer.

a1bann, N..y., IL. Suli. - Seute
muroe in @eaenluart ber Canal @ommiiiiou
uuf Dem @rie,&anal Die ofF5ele Yrobe nit
Dem 2SiliumiOn'den SdlleppOpir. gema9t.
Die YrObe iiel pOrtrefilidl aus. Die 0ia,
idine sog brei beloOene Soote mt Der Ooppel.
ten @eid)winoi9teit Oelieni9en SoOte, bic uon
Bferoen ge3ogeu peroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
Seutjd)es 3abuar,tlid)rs ssuititut.
Sr. 3. g. Waters, 3a9nar,t,

~ - - ~SWINtUI l1WUU"*JF
Dsmonftrator on Der 3abnar5netidule in Baltimore,
SIR 43, Sanpperffraee.
Or. Waiers srbd(t bic natiirliden 3dbne burth Be
banbluns uno Slluns, iett finflihe Sdhne ami eine
ps,beiisrts @ctbobe elm II. s.bt Si5ne obne Sbmer'
sen aus. ane Irbstsn rperbeu sarantirt. Beionoers
aufmertiamfst miro ben 3dbnen Don 8inbern nftuios
mot fNprin51Sy)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
&ermii9te Mn3eigetl.
1cpcrndUu,

reid ooer arm, ucrbsirctbC ooer mat iolte isiH See
ben ir ens icnru HtlttslH Inliprr5enoe Summs pers
nhern unS in oCm uOrferden RnRgc Der zseeIteLA
fttn NofignihlitCn nfht re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
SnnrsfaQ nurh Gadlaas.

BerIoneu. uelde SABINE uussc8osen babsn tuiinidbsn
uus @aS Su nebmen beabfdtsen iolteu tdb nber@
seusen, ba5 ras aaGsos, penn seborie aomtntltrtrt
Rismanren im @srinsiten idaoet. aae Stsjenisen,
fpeIbe ben arttel in einem rcineu 3utarbe fennsn,
maiie oiee Sbee san3 tdderlid fnoen. Ssnn in bem
pon Bbicbe.pbia aus rapporttrte Gaa puros oas
idledt bepanoelte uno ietr miBbrautte @as pon ben
@eitporsren pon allem 3aOeI in Der Slde irei9e-
,proden. Der nod irsenb sinen 3rpeifeI bc9t 9ebe
,u Or. sSiuhen, Rr. 1872, geit=Sapettez, obertalb
Der GutapitraBe, uno nebme uoneinem reinen riIben
aadsas, uns pade aui, adenb iibcr Die Scee bo6 es
mosliter gBeie irseno Semanb idaoeH tonne. ar
Bind,su siebt es an 20 80 Berionen tdslih unb
bat bGs isit Sabren 9etban Gr benefit babur6, caB
oieies @as ctlblrt lit. (WoBZlSO
Seutl6es 3abnar,tlifles Suititnt.
armen.9 9lnif BON bis ubr Rorseus,
in Rr. TIA, 6dnppers. sniid,en Sou,pap' nns
Sarreffr. Or. Sernbare Wcper (tupirte in biet
Tiger 3lbnar5neiiduIe) siebt Sdbns uermteIf reinen
sadsaies obne Sdmerjen aus. 3iinti6e gebiile
pom 81 su s12. GolofuHunscn BON 81 gu So.
(Utai Is, tS.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
c9ODn gdnrO&
GrgeHiritigc9ebruSs Sr'i ii@erungsz@ea
ssnifnft hon Oni1nu GHnI

Dieie @eelihait puroe ala Grponelt oe5 bsrlbms
ten "MdnGdluieffitr Ridjt Scrtau CCiEsre@
or9aniiirt. Sbr ejutblbcn II iegt uber S2,5OC.OOo,
uelbc HGer 5u Suult,n otr HOircCr jHtuUeT un9es
le9t fEo. EGch ocn @j,iCtcn uOH Utun0huCtts, Denn
tr8eno cine ILlCge ObCr NHltGc gemGht mUroeH,
Delhc Mot Gurd Ole Stauten GutortiIrt, fnh elt 8ls
rettoren, meldJe oGidbc ecmndt ooer bemini9t, rem
Dilt9cnern ccr @5cicultoit ur iebeH ououId perurS
lahten Strluit pcroailh OsCdEtUOulid. Sle 3nts
torEn oer" 5ohn SOnco1 Uearnieilgtn ycbcn5 SER
rberuE9s 9eitulhait" umUMtH tEIQt STeIfiq)::
rcthren uro reptttcbCinen GtuwubHtr Sonon's.
Aue golcen rHo nab elmer HrGmIcnSublunl dbiolut
unoerldubdr, elncrel, Oh ciCtlbC iGGItb, tGlbGpt-
lid ooer uirteIiGbrIin acmGdt muO. Siuincuoeu
UcroeH bdlblntrItd ertlGrt uno bGur bcSublt.
9tur rcrre Cebcrs= uun %trorQunae &cruneTuHe,
= feline Gontne" orer aHo,rC Sdtma's iuo NIT una
iercu @c duiten ucrbuHoeU.
Cine iebr Qro5e 4usaLi uHicrcr better @inUobner
tuo huetts in Der 80 aUcod 4" uerhdert; SCiunes
bltt5'HlNtO's mUcen nur Utrndut.
gSaltGr =. JRtlttHiOn,
General Ayent lir MarpluHo uH0 cen GiitriH
Columbia,
RoroUeit STE Der Sburlcs uno 8aItimorCitr.I
JImes . en6er . n, Sotal- A9cUt;
%. u. 2 6iDG Gr5mdHn,
BtrUdier oes beuti6en QCpaTtcmeHts
Or. 5ame6A u. Y Steudrt
(VIdtl0, l2DttC,lp) nnteriGhune 5zAut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
Gtpas @utes fir &inber!
3dutenbah'S
JNurni NlGkhrff

als unitdOli sarantirt; bel alen Orosulten 5u ba-
ben Btsis p St5. bic Shadtel. sabtijtrt in
Gaufeubad DIS oeutiber apotltfe uno Dtneralwaier=
Depor. Rotool.Gfs rer Guuu. u. saratosufir.
(tSebr. 1913 a.W.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19

9eauna bon SleiE uno Giienrobren, Sabepannen,
5poranten, @aitftdnos, Biioirs, AbSussrUbren lllr
antritte; oruie aub
bporaulii6e sfammsu, 2BaHsr. Dudinerie II. I. 10 !;
marmotne H. Sdiesr- aamiuiimie, Seuerbeero= Goite,
Resifter II. I. no.;
ai9en utenilisn, Dahertdbler unb Reirlseratorer;
9od,= unb Sel,6ien uRo Jteperaturen aler art.
Gisweaz&de BON Saltimpres unS Gutamffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19

Der ngarIyr, amsritantibe 9idenbeere unb gsarz
ren'lde oeerbe," Yarlor, Guns u. 9isbtninss
Blab=Serer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19

CHERRY 7 KIM
ober Wein pon peruuianiidler Hinbe,
eripartrt pon Ibommeret gels in Bars,
tft etn aus eeSetuees : onit uno u esenmittet
fir bas aSetbielfeocI. Su Paben bel
". a. NFGripH s Gomp.,
aneinisen Iecnteu fur Die Ser. Staaten,
sIe Der Sutomftr- Il. uiuntion=Np.
(Sorl5, 12HPtee) ionic bel nfIen 9roauifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
9itb. SSal,l's &mnit 6allerie.

Nus9eriIet NIT zen behen Ntllhnen uno eln9ez
rihtet nab ben neueitsn Serbeierunsen, Die iiber=
baupt Die Photographic aubuwciier bat, srlonbe th
MIR. einem sesbrten 8ublitum Die crsebenite as5ege
Su MAIDEN, nas msin BON in SdltimoreTraBe portbellz
bait betanntes @cidGtt nod
Wr. A6, Tprn Sbarlesffrafe.
perleet lit urb oils aunit<9aQerie fb i'm Stanbe be-
nost, Bortrnits ,a ciern. DelChe BON Der Carte de
visite bis sur sebens9r0Be in 8afea ooer Del an
aebutith'ei ulb au5iiiprung Ni1ts Su wundben
ibrls laiisn. @ruppen rueroen in ireer gro5e nu
oas Bette ausseIiprt Die beiten Srilte inO Sur In<
fertisuns BON photographer bel uns au9etellt, uno
nur p,rtltden &Inflrrn luirc Die Ausfiibruns BON
Yortrait5 anpertraut. 4btun95uo4
Ribarb SSalSl,
(S4-T) Nr. 46 9torb @barlssfhaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
Ocr lNrp2eR y,inrco.

q ID amp, Is. SulI-0er 'BroScB 8meeo
puroe nit etnem argument BON 9ups DUB
len SietO erDIiHet. Qas @er6t pertagte iid)
bis gum september, bis pobiu cine @ntiAei.
Dunq QelebeH mer0en miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
RODal Wak-
&oggcn=@bisfiss
CHERR Y KINA

bu pl0Rn DEL
G'ittinser, Serrx D Comp,
SIR. r.13unb15. &beGpfibe,
~ G1eiuiee Iaenten rir oeu Sloeu Il. Dsten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
(Subd.

SaoanHa, II. Suli. - Nontane, Der
9uerrlaa- aufiibrer, tebrt in Sturgeon uah
Spauieu 3uriid.
Sm Oifritte BON Saucti Spiritu in Sen.
6alaroo gum ipan. OberbsieblSbuber er=
nannt poroen.
gtabe Otau3aniGa brud,ten unldn9It bic
QufItdnbiid]en 3mei SoloutGrs um's 2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
Der Soil auf Sbcc pcrnin0crt.
GrObcn Ncluz0orfcr eGcrQcicQidjaft.
10
Die gcoBe Nciu= 9IOrFcr Sbeez
fE1nfn n 1 Il. -

SpnttDOgrl TuttCr, &aRaricuOogclz
YuIuer,
UNI &0ari iirgs N MAIDEN;
Sriiqe Sum Sinmancn, it'd itbu uerfcaclrh.
clut uutcEr, oe btItcn Il. biuigitsR in OCr Stabt;
CSelce @ ldler OIler SUrteu;
9lmbcercns une Sittpuca 2prup. $3.50 pro
Salouc, 80 Geu!s pro Quart, Is uuo 30 cents bro
BlIldt;
um'cr tiBer Gatdipbd gECiu, Der ietuite H. rcnne,
oer mails 0etauit, nit g. pro GIuu0ne, 90 &lnt5
pro SluIde;
Tslnct Surts unS Shcrrn= SSciu, rur 20 pro Gjan;
STumbe6rcus, &iridDcns uut SNAPPER SSrauuts
rpetn, 81 pro Sau.
C6S-O Rr. t3, lBCif 8aIGm6TS,Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
Sisntarf unS Die oeutIhen Gintpan=


q e ip=D orf, 10. Suli.-@iu proulinenr
tcS DiltgIIeO Oe8 Oeutid)en Reihstages idyrebt
al etucn bieigeu 8reuno, uuO beitatiqt cie
Nad)ridt, OaB Sismard nit Der AbliAt unls
aebt, purf geeiguete @ciesgebuug Den 9lb-
fluB Der Seu0iferuug Ourh Die Emigration 81
bemulen. Der betreiienpe Serr 1aratteri'
iirte oieieu Sdlritt ais unmDslt6 uuo uniln.
mig; CT iagt, raS ein5ige OlitteI bic AuSlpan=
oelau9 Su uerbinocrn, lei, ben Geuten Oleel-
ben Sortbeile gu acWd9len, als Die iino, pel>
1lP hiPr 1Phntpu mrrhPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19


Die Prellc betrageu BON
Bremen nafl Baltimore
9Deite @ajilte $4,000
.SDlOeHotd.. ...,............. 24.o0
Slnoer JDtbeu bis U jabrer 1900
Die Freiic iino in @oIo ooer gapier mad Dem lauz
Ienoen @ouric gu eutridteu.
Spn S1aorc
bciorQt Die Iqentur Bliia9cre iJir $50 in Golo.
as Us ulro heionoer5 oaraui aulmerilum qemudbt
ooB mir uns III SrbnouH9 mt Oer oierbu6eIuroes
run9 oon 8dii -glercn groBer Sor9alt uutcrSieben,
uno Die Seute pon Bremen, 0amburg &C. arg (obne
aHiraNcl benotrIdtt9Cn, lUenn lie am AbrCiIc Srte
einSutreifcn BADEN.
Racfcte
nadl ir9en0 eiHem Srte Guropa'S
iuerhen bilg beOrocrt uno franco abqeliricrt; nud
8riberung iur uberge6ene B.rbiaden bepertfels
II8t. Son oen SQuleRceu pon YdietCn, bic mir in
ben Iettcn fdbrCn bclor0Crt,
1T nod, tein cinIigcs oerlpren qPaduacn.
Die Selorgun9 rnoct iCoe g8oue per Gampicr tatt
glu8ipGrti0c 2luftraQocbcr.
BeuoHen, Die BON Auswirts auitrdQe lenbcn, luo(z
len 9endu ibre unb oes SmpIGGgIs 4hrcle uuiQc5en.
RJ- auIrugeu Don Au5Wdrt5 mliiiCn BON elnem
Botltsmptl besIsict iciu, UNI pinttli0c Grmie6cung
8u ftaoen.
s. Hdine,
@te BON Salttmoreitr. uno Bot Siice Iocuut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-19
Ssnninss' 3ahnsSinftnr.
Gine e1eeaute, iif,ere unS erfols=
reiche MunomIfc,e.

sum 9feinteen, 8eribonern unb Grbaltuna Der 2dbne
uno bes 3abufeiibcs, uno sibt Dem atbcm sinen anz
aenebmen @ern1. gu baben bel alien 0rosuneu in
4lsemeinen uno Z
y. $pnfcn, Senniuas, Spmp.
1aaprN on A<N
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26
Gov. McCormick's Departure.

Gov. Mccormick expects to leave Tucson tms evening after 8 stay of eight days. This may seem g brief stay, but public duty requires of him m appearance of haste. He is desi- rous of calling upon the people along the Gila River and at Arizona City prior to the election, and he will have but time to do it by leaving here to- day. He will go with Dr. Bendell in an ambulance because he cannot endure stage travel by night. One night in the stage from Wiokenburg to Prescott, so excited his optic nerves that he suffered much pain, and was thereby delayed in Prescott and pre- vented from visiting MOhave county. Then hv travelling il aH a4dulau1 h5 caa make short calls and aaIss the people all along the road, winch he could not do if 0 stage passenger By leaving to-day, he can reach Ari- zoua City on or before election day, and will have made quite 8 complete tour of the settlements. This ar rangoment will enable blm 10 connect with the steamer Gt San Diego on the 18th of Novem Der.
 Then again Congress assemblies on December Z, and the Centennial Com mission holds an important meeting in Philadelphia, December i, and he is 8 member of both bodies : is especially desirable that he be present at the Centennial meeting. for in no other body can this Territory be rep resented to better advantage in the long run By leaving to day, Gov. Mccormick can be at Philadelphia during the first week in December, and in Congress at the beginning of the ses-io.-
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26
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FOREIGN NEWS Last Saturday evening, 1Iessrs. T. N. Fish and Geo. Tyng left for a.r Caolisss realm. and returned on last Wednesday. Learning that the capital of the aa- t;on was located at 5alphnr Springs. they went directly there and grnd the Chief and all his subjects snI he planipotentary of the United Sta
 absent iu their Sumner cottages c Dragon Spring. iu th- aoluta.~s For some reason or other AIr. Fish saw enough at the Sulphur Springs. and rested there while Mir. Tyug and N- T. Rodgers presented themselves to MT. Cachiso who seems to have re- ceiyed them with great cordialty and aHecionate embraces-hugs left from the heart-melting performance be- tween this eminently good Indian prince and that great and gooi man. Agent Piper, when they together en- braced and drank the sweet waters. of r-~oe at "-7a4e 41amoea in &aptam- Der, 1871. MT Tyng is a little ret icant about the oeramonios Of the nights entertainment but, oUt acting indiferantly, he disclosed some e<- cslient points, such as Q splendid ez- nibition of druuksunass on tbe part of listingu ed members of the gov ernment. his sas evidently bit of diplomacy Q impress upon his guests +he capacity Of his people to bs civil .zed. Howegar, if we may be allowed a cautious criticism. We would suggest to his eminencs. Cachisa, that Amer iean ladies have no, got along to the advauce5 feats oG gathng drunk md standing or their heads et the same time. This is really not yot de'aaHd- el by American civilization. and in this assertion we think the Peace com mission will sustain Us ALr. Tyng may be guilty of slight breach of hospitality in disclosing this effort of his host to our uugodIy ears. More anon.
 TIE Commissioner of Indian Affairs has done wisely in apporiening 5000 for schools for tbe Pimas and Mari copas. lie has promised the same sum for schools for the Iapagos, and we hear that the agent will put the
 school under the control q the Cath .olio Fathers. and Sisters of Joseph. who have taken much interest in these Indians and may properly be charged with their education.
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Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

LIEUTENANT Chas Beadire returned from tae Texas and Pacific surveying party this seek, whirher he had bees in charge of an escor, lorit The work is EolH- on ia the vicinity of Grant and on as"a Inc Gila towards Florence. We un- d-r-, and thcre will be survey 0f route through tui5 neighhorlood There IS IiJ- de of public iuteresi to report regarding a work which is merely preliminary. and may or may not be adopted. The public saontj SO understand all lines now run by the railroad surveyors.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

WEATHER continues very pleasant. Thursday was cloudy and betokened rain, but in the night it cleared up cooler, and yesterday was pleasantly warm again,
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

DURING the week, Delegate Mccormick visited the public school end also that of the Sisters of St Joseph
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

TIIE increase of travel is so marked over the stage line that Mr. Cepron has decided to put on four horse coz ches in the course of 8 few weeks, As soon a- possible after the Los Angeles Eair-Ar Capron intends to purchase some horses there-tb6 road will be rsstoesa a-t the change made So says The Saa Diego Union
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

4 CoEsTANrEOPLE dispatch of October 10 s5ys 1t is estimated that three million of inhabitants have 5io5 from thefami0e in Persia.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

LORD & WILLIAMS yesterday loaded their own and c. T. Hayden's trains of wagons with barley for Government at Grant
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

GOVERNOR SAFFoHD, Delegate McGor mick Superintendent Hughes and several others visited tHe public free school yes ie-aaY The progress of the pupils under -he!r teacher, Jotn spring was 8 subject ei sp-ci-. remark aud -Ju4Tatulatjcu
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

ANOTHER bank has been started n San Diego win B capital oE 5200, ,000 The officers are 1Iessrs- Wilcox, Ho' ton, May bury, Spence a.d Robert directors, and President, Captain VII cox Fics-President, II Maybury Cashier E. F. Spence, Asaistan- Cashier. Jose c. Es5udiI.o.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

Os rheI3th Wan. Ieckendorf. Jos. Gold tree and eight others started ont on & mining expedition and were gone six days. They went about forty miles 10 the south west ot San Xavier, and passed oyer a large plain covered with heavy, good grass. They found one mine which seems to have been worked several months ego. Fine specimens of quartz showing free gold, were discovered, and the dirt and gravel everywhere about was found to contain Iold-in fact more or less placer gold has for years been taken out by miners iu that locality The mountains are thought to be 4.O9) to [. .O00 feet above the level of the santa Cruz galley. and are composed of dirt, gravel and rock iu all shapes. thrown to--theT iu one common mass II excavations made 8 few feet iu depth, volcanic mattar appeared iu a5und- suce here there is uo evidence of T. o- she surface Mir IeeEeH5ou thinks the grazing resources 0i greatest value when safety ro life and property is secured
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26
THE CITIZEN.
Tucson. Saturday, |; Get. 26, l872
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE wall around the jail is now being built higher.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

OUR STOCK Having been selected with EBgreat care by one of the firm, and with special reference to this market, we are that ws can sell our goods ss
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

JUDGE TITUs left Philadelphia Oct. and writes he would only stop dav or aa s, Salt Lake aH. San f~a9.. ...1. H- -..y -- 1peelca n-fe next
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

PERsoNAL.-Slcri1' 0tt returned from the GIla settlements th.s week.
 Mir l. q. Rolfe, or Nevada counJy, cali fornla, arrived here by Wednesday stage, and ha- gone 10 taemiues just over the border. He is a newspaper man of many years experience, and knows much about mines We are glad such intelligent men as MT EOlfe are Investigating these mines, aud hope they'll meet with sue cess foo. llr. Connolly, who passed through here from New Mexico aoODt the last of August. has returned with Mir. RoUe. They wi. leave for the mines to- day with Dr. Mckinney, and with John T. Smith as far as his ranch
 We did not learn until after last Satur- day that Mayor DeLong left the previous day fer Apache Pass
 Colonel Joy. of Nicuiea- and E. M
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

than gay oEl,er House in the Territory We are therefore certain that as to quality and adaptability to the wants of the eoTD munity ear stock is unsurpassed.
 For these reasons we respectfully eohci' B share Of the public patronage, feeling assured that our goods and prices SanRoI all to giFe entire sasL1actioB.
 FULLY, OCHoA < e9.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

HE recent South CaWlua alet.E was carried by the ReFlolieare
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

SAN FRANCTsC0. Oct l3.-6rceu- backs are quoted here a+ 565(a&a
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26
a..,,l,I m l0Wu Yesterday

". ". Williams and E. L. Austin ar rived by tais mornings stage.
 b. U Paige Esq.,, has got this far back OF his rcturn t0 Florence from the Plan cLas, and will remain here till next Mon oa.-
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

NEW YoBE, Oct. 1I-1Lrs, ya.-.. Parton, who wrote under the uf-u- of Fanny Fern, died in this city 5-5- day.