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RANDOLPH. CATTARAUGUs COUNTY, n. Y.
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for both sexes has an Gmpte end,Toment, spa
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Jant school apparatus. The Winter Term opens
Dec 4 Total Expenses for Term OF h
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tion to REV. J. L. EDWARDS, A NJ.
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OBITU AIRY.

BELL--Died. in Altoona, on Monday, Oct Z
or dlptheria, FANNY, aged 6 years. and on Tues
day, Oct I'd, OF the same disease, IDA, aged 3
years ana morths-daughters of DIR. Walter
and Mrs. Celia Bell.
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THIRST AND PARTIAL ACCOUNT OF III.
I KINREAD, Esq, Assignee of JoHN j. Glass,
under Deed of Voluntary Assignment for tbs
benefit OF his Creditors.-In the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county, Sept. Term, ~
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J. h. HITE, Prothonotary.
Notice is hereby given that ] will attend to
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Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20
U. s. ATTORNEY HOWELL.
A Few of the Many Reasons Why He is an Unmitigated SCOundrel.

This rogue is just as bad as his ability, connected with his position, enables him to be. There Is divided opinion among thoughtful observers of him whether or not the fool does not exceed the william in his composition. Our opinion is that he is lone and miraculous compound of both. A Pecksnif. without tender spot in his heart all attorney of the U. $. Gov ernment which some nine years ago dismissed him from its service for bad conduct which we may hereafter de- tail, and has or soon will dismiss him again; an official slanderer of nearly every prominent United States officer in Arizona; once low shyster in California--a character he still main tains; and so we might go on with his history, but as our space IS limited and there are weeks to come, evidence of our assertions is herewith given.
 Last week responsible man whom he had defrauded and used his official position to rob, published him as fol- lows:
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAU-
 A toned against negotiating two certain
 promissory notes, bearing date Arizona
 City A. T., November 6, 1871, for $500
 each, drawn by w. B. Hellings anc E. E.
 Hellings, favor of c. w. c. ROwell, paya-
 bic in three and six months after date, as
 said notes were obtained by false repre-
 sentations, and will not be paid at ma
 turity.
 herewith denounce c. w. c. Rowell as an unmitigated scoundrel, and hold myself personally responsible for this language.
 jal3-tt w. B. FEELINGS.
 It is due to the public, to Rowells other victims, to the authorities whose duty it is to punish him, that MT. Hellings should assign some reasons for such a sweeping assertion, which he does as follows:
 Territory qf Arizona, County of' Pin1a -ss. w. B. Hellings, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is merchant and the senior partner of the firm of w. B. Hellings & Co.,, and resides at PheniX, Maricopa County, Arizona Territory. On or about June l, 1870, 1 was notified that our firm had been indicted by the Grand Jury of Yuma county, for violation of the internal revenue laws, though not informed of the nature of the ofense. During the latter part part of July, while en route by stea- mer from Camp Colorado to Fort Yuma, I met c. w. c. Rowell, the United States Attorney for Arizona, and informed him of having been in dicted, though not knowing the nature of the offense, and not being aware of having at any time Intentionally violated the revenue laws. Mir. Row ell made very light of the affair, and informed me 1t was some trifiing thing, and 1t would not be at all necessary for me to appear at court, but to ad- dress him letter to be delivered by my clerk at Camp Colorado, stating that 1 was not aware of having violated the revenue laws, and giving the particulars of how we first con- menced business at Colorado, Sc., &c. He as United States Attorney, posi- lively assured me that this would be all-suficient, : that there would probably be about $50 to pay, and that would end it. I followed his instructions explicitly, and at the opening of the court at La Paz, in the following December, my clerk, MT. John H. Salt, presented my letter. Judge Reavis, then presiding, informed MT. Salt that MT. Powell was not present, and the case could not be postponed, and on the third or fourth day did call the case up and deputized a MT. Dobbins to act for me, man whom I had never seen, and to whom I never had given the shadow of author ity to act for me. Two counts of the for selling merchandise and tobacco without license were tried, MT. Dobbins pleading guilty to both charges, all within few minutes after having been deputized to act. The sentence of the court was that l should pay fine of $500 with costs in all to $7S7. MT. Dob bins demanded $2O0 as his fee but on $1O0. The third count of the indictment, selling liquor license was not tried at the
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20
Authorized Agents for The Citizen

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 H. A. Bigelow will receive and receipt for money for THE CITIZEN at Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20
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1onIosunbillt Gl,1ff.


r Dyych, the leading Welsh news.
paper in America, narrates the fallow-
ing Of Henry Stanley, the chief u the
Herald expsdition which il said to
have discovered s Livingstone, the At
sican explorer:
Stanley is young man about 80
years Of age, who was born in Den
high, North Wales. He was known
there, and is still known, as John
R0wlanaa, son Of John Rowlands,
Llya. His father died several years
ago, and his mother married q Mr. B.
Joncs, who moved recently to q place
named Glaaeoed, on the public road
between Llamebury and Ilansant
Star. Stanley, or Rowlands, as the
reader may prefer calling him, has .
number Of wealthy and respectable
relatives in Denbigli, but his parents
are poor. His mother, sensible old
lady, on account Of her poverty was
not able to give her son education but
she bound him apprentice t0a harness
maker at Liverpool, Eng when he
was about fourteen years Of age. But
being Of q restless, euterprising dis
position, he remained there a short
time only. Without the knowledge of
his employer and friends he left Liy-
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agreeing to work as one Of the crew
on board the ship. Soon after arriv-
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This account was obtained mainly
from his mother. But the old lady
does not seem to know much of him
since that time. She spoke of his
changing from one situation to anoth-
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navy, of his return to Wales in the
winter Of 1866, aud again on his return
to Wales from Abyssinia. where, she
understood, he was employed by the
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