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Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28
Maricopa Wells Station, ON THE SOUTHERN oVER-
 land Mall Route,

-s. @ e f 1gszmE C-u -f , F5r5 tt#a i-U .sles e-s- e- .esJ1 % from Camp JeD0ues. a7sG 70
 from PEaeg. s1.5 EicsT
 ta.eV OFFERS GREAT INDUCEMF 4TS Fo the Travelling Pubic Odations consist of Good Board and Lodging, 2 Store, wherein is kept goods of every kind; agood Corral, plenty of good hay, grain and water Also the largest Wagon and Blacksmith Shops ou the entire road, where good Workmen are always ready to shoe animals, make and repair wagons, etc.
 Prices of everything, reasonable.
 JAS 4. MOORE,
 L. ". CARR, Maricopa Wells, A. T Proprietor.
 mrS0-tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28
assertion

The policy of confning the wild tribes to smaller reservations is regarded as of the utmost portance; and carried for ward to its full extent, will result in re. stricting them to an area of sufficient ex- tent to furnish them farms for cultivation, and no more.
 This paragraph is full of good sense, and shows that the nsa of fo-co
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

Nobody pIetauls r1 deny that law less men 4I- e.ara god -u the eXecu- t-su al --F-usat-- deeds a- lhe i2@iyy # the P--s- -...-H. bach awaits them. El- ta-t that inc crime o- murder Is
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

considered by many to be the i'm mediate cause for the numerous homi- cides that have been committed during the present year.
 The law itself relating to the crime of murder is sufficiently explicit, SC that the cry of alarmed people against the loose wording of the statute which permits this immunity from prosecu- tion is not we'll grounded. The law must not be held responsible, but the manner iu which criminals os lLis class are prosecuted.
 shipping and Railway 5-atters. Condenol from The Sentinel of last Saturday.
 Tho C5oop44 arrived from aIolaEe December Y with Bar,a < .. i, Jrlus- ing silver ore from Hardyville and copper ore from Williams Fork. She left December 19 for Ehrenberg, with Barge No. ?, taking up 122 troops, one officer, and Co.'s. Evans and Crit tenden.
 The steamship Newborn left the mouth of the Colorado river on the 18th.
 Brig J. !. Ford -s now loading la San E-aua-.c for Port Isabel with general merchandise.
 Major J A. Evans. Chef Eueine5r of the Western Division of 5ha Texas and Pacific Railway arrived there last Tuesday where he met aa ing parties under MT Rcl- and llr. vIawIoru. MT. keno S party lett San Diego on the 27th of June lGst-mak- ing the run in five months and twenty days-distance, 200 miles, less 200 feet. MT. Reno left last Thurs day with hls party for Crocia Canyon, where he was ordered by Major Evans to perform some extra work.
 The Crawford party, by way of San Bernardino and San Gorgonia Pass, arrived last Tuesday. The dis tance to San Diego by this route is 300 miles. MT. Crawford and party were ordered back to San Diego, and 1 left the same day the Reno party did. l
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

at the Lowest Prices and of the Very Best Quality ever offered in this market.
 Parties wanting any kind of lumber will please leave their orders at the store Of M 55srs. E. N. Fish d Co.,, and they will be promptly filled H
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

to l- very great without force to en- force discipline and habits oG industry and good behavior generally. We are rejoioed to know the Secretary so fully appreciates tho ue- l-v of in -.s-rv and small raserv.t. for ta.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

the uuss stala-c -se# .- Sunday. it's uses independent ol ecclesiastical iu- s6tuhous, or public worship, .as 5 day
 cf rest from teil rest from tle con tro- If masters gf all soI,,, a day of leisure, of free breathing. a day which every man may put to his own us1,
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28
E. N. FES Fl & CO.,, MAIN ST, FLORENCE, A. T. w o1eSaIe an d R c ai1
 DEALERS IN General Merchandise.

HAVE constantly on hand large and III well selected stock If Dry Goods. Clothing, Boots and Shoe. Groceries Provisions, Liquors Cigars Id Tobacco Hardware etc, which we y-.. sell at inc very lowest prices.
 We have, also Hay and Gram, Constant ly on hand tc supply the Pubic s-tf. DLANKS IN CURRENT USE BY ID Justices Of the Peace are kept ready printed at THE CITIZEN office, and for sale at moderate prices ill cash.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28
Pine Lumber!

FEYHE SANTA RITA SAW MILL co. i are now prepared to furnish all kinds o{
 LuIn Der and ShinoIes
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

= -I--i .H d1 tsocuEIaI eIemeur O- raa 57lle---y's $ humane policy
 -aa 4.. cary occupancy of posts adjacent -o tho Indian country has not been with ir-w-. ..l =,saId not Je 4o long az ylaro IS rho slightest lanEs-of Indian incursious upon the settlements, ar -ttsn pts -o prevent the cT-c- sion gf new settlements in 1Il
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

- --H cTtTEs8EE1. ~resgr. San Francisco.
 Jos soLL-EGUCQD, Florence.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

occas.-aat specimens nom -4a mine are, the collection aleal- r...~-t -o'~'v -a1 or. a---- -..- ,rllJ- uea.. and 1l ..e-a specimens are to be had they .-A a- added but the
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
(srOcerS.

GrOcerS.
AB. Driesbach, South Carson street.
Mason Cheney Co., Pellrod oIoth' Caieoh
and Tel, graph streets.
g. + Foster. king and OrInsby streets.
acob Tobriuer, Carson ana Musser streets.
7 Beer < Bro, Empire.
Markets.
Earle Market, Carson and Proctor strects-Mat
Rinck.l proprietor ,,,a
proprietor
Olcovich Bros, Carson and Fourth streets.
Sneytr i Norris, Carson street, adjoining
Wells, Fargo K Co.
o., Rossnstock Carson and Musser streets.
kopplt i Plat, Carson and IhIFd Streets
Liquors wholesale.
Geo. D. Fryer, South Carson street.
J. p Scott, Carson street, between King ana
Musser.
[. Perasich, Carson street, next door to ;heater'
Druggists.
o.P. will!c, Carson and King streets.
C.F. Cotton. Carson street, opposite the Gap
i:ui. ------.--... ..---
Tea.
T Beer < Co, Empire City.
Watches and JcvSeiry.
John q. Fox Carson street, opposite tie Cap
Chas. W Friend Carson street, between King
and Musser.
Brokers.
Rice {. Peters, with Wells Fargo Carst II
street.
Insurance.
Imperial Insurance Company, OF London
Rice. * Peters aS,ats. Office with Wells, Fargo
4 CO.
Bank Of California, C street, Virgsnis CITY
Gif. Concert.
Gif- Concert authorized by law, for the ben
eft q: the State Insane Asylum D. Il. E4alch-
a-1. Manager Virginia City. John ID. hers''y,
Livery stables.
J. NJ Benton. Carson street, opposite "'lis'
Incidental Stable, Winnie & David, Carson and
Muss,r Streets.
Res,aurants = nd lodgings.
sarers, Restaurant corner Carson and Proctor
streets
Or,,sbv House, Carson ana Second streets
3 H. Mcicr < Son proqrietors.
ST Charles Hotel, corner Carson ana lhtr"
ST. .ats-li,o Tutiy proprietor
arm SPRINGS Hotel, on Empire turnpike, one
an ,us-hslf miles east OF Carson-t AkacEa
Eelle proprietor
Thester Saloon, Moore Parker; Carson Inca
, ter bGildinS. ..,,.
! Rank Exchange saloon. Sweeney's building
| King ,tryct-E. K. Brown proprie.or.
Old Sazerac Saloon. Carson street, next l.
| OrI,isby Hol,sc-Itw.sS + Thornton proprietors
, Magnolia Saloon. County building, Carson
street-Gago X May proprietors
Il. Scott, Carson street. ~. q.
! Daley's Ia ,hanEe, L. street, Virginia City
| n Daley Pre- Upr!.tor. ,..-
alace saloon, North c. street, Virginia City
| Tink,r :: Shepard pr'pf!stors.
| stage Lines.
! Carson C5tv and yirginia-I.add Billings
! Office in St Charl,s Hote!.
! Genoa and Silver Monu1.sn-LuiheT Oid'
! ,r,prietor-oficc az Wells, Fsrgo { Co.s Agency
| j. l.. Jersey agent
| Attorneys.
! IT'D E,iyards-ofice in Sweeney's building
I King street.
John c. Fox. Carson street
Cigars.
Chas. W. Friend Carson street.
! Physicians.
I Dr. l.. A. HerrcA, Homeopa:hiss. Once !;
County Building.
Virginia and Truckce Railroad Company. OF
, hc. north of the Mint, on Carson street.
| Nurse.
Den is eek, professional SICK nurse
Wants.
Situation wanted. Apply at Mulier's Hotel.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

France.
PARIS. March 22.-Emiat, Communist
incendiarv, and seven murdcrers OF the Rue
IIaxe, nave been convicted and condemned
to death. Many other Communists, pro-
no,lnccd guilty of similar crimes, have been
sentenced 10 transportation.
Lord Ivcns, British Ambassador to France,
has notified President Theirs that England
cannot modify her custom duties on the COM
modities of France during the year. The
commercial treaty between the two nations
still remains in force.
Count Murut. en- route from England, was
arrested nj Calais and compelled to return to
England.
England.
LONDON, March 22.-The Daily Telegraph
of this morning says that Earl GranYllle's
second note with regard to the Alabama
claims was delivered to Minister Schenck
"Wednesday. It does not recede from the
position taken in the first note, and reiterates
the reputation Of the claims for indirect
damages but it proposes that counter claims
on both sides be lodged with the Geneva
Board of Arbitration on prescribed date,
without prejudice to the position taken in
regard to the indirect damages.
Vessels arriving from America report Sc
rieS of unusually severe, gales. A number
OF marine disasters are already announced.
In the House of Lords this evening Earl
Derby proposed the question as to what
course the Government intended to pursue
with regard to the treaty Of Washington.
Lord Granville replied that Mr.. Gladstone
and himself had already given answer to
the question, to which nothing could be add
ed at present. Complete publicity at this
juncture was impossible.
Earl Malmsbury objected to the continued
silence of Parliament. If the treaty had
been discussed last year the present difficult
ties would have been averted.
Lord Westbcrry spoke in condemnation OF
the conduct of tic American Government.
lie said it had been distinctly promised that
indirect damages would not be pressed, and
it would be contrary to England's honor TO
admit them after such a mutual understand
ing.
Lord Granville intimated that the treaty
lad been misconstrued.
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Mexico.

MArAMoRAs, March 22.--The Revolutionary,
Committee OF Tanaulipas issued bulletin
to-day announcing the official report or tliea
recent engagements near Zacatecas. fJuarez's I
forces took Zacatecas on the 9th instant
through the treachery of q corps Of prison. i,
ers who, after being taken by the revolution
lists, Joined them, and were holding the :
mountain of Labufo, near Zacatecas, anct'
surrendered it to General Rocha without re-.
sistancc. After the defeat therevolutionists /,
under General Gcurra, retired in good order
to Fresnella.
A column of three. thousand men, which !
Rocha sent in pursuit. was repulsed. and
twenty pieces Of artillery taken from them.
This enabled the rcvolutionists to again take
the defensive, and they now confront Rocila
with force equal to- that Of the Government
To-day is Juarez's birthday. Saiutes werei
fired and troops are parading in honor OF the
event. . ...... ...-,t,s.. ~. ,,
SAN Francisco, March 22.-MaZatlan Is
closely invested by Juarists, and must SOON
| fall '..s o a ..1a taj 81, ae'.. .h t'.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

RELIGIOUS NoTICEs.-The services on
Thursday night were well attended both at
the Meade Memorial and the PRESBYTERIAN
church. at the former the pastor ofliciated,
and ut tie latter the Rev. Thomas L. Preston
occupied the pulpit. Both sermons were
well received, and tits expected good results
will spring thcrefrom. -.-
On to-day, at b P. NJ, the congregation Of
the Presbyterian church will have n prayer
meeting, and at the conclusion there will be
church session to receive those who desire
to connect themselves with the church.
On Sunday forenoon the sacrament Of the
Lords Supper will be observed, and cand-
dates for baptism received. In thcaltcrnoou
the Rev. William Brown will occupy the
pulpit. At the Methodist church the Rev
l.. NJ. Lee, presiding elder for this district.
will occupy the pulpit both morning aud
evening. This is the regular quarterly meet
ing.
We have been advised of no changes at the
Meade Memorial or Baptist churches.
ORGANIZATION OF THE ELLIOTT GIAYs.--
Some time since number Of the members OF
this company attempted its reorganization
For certain reasons it failed; but the "irut
blue" members of the banner company in.
tend to folm al organization to be called the
Elliott Grays Association" to bo devoted
to the encouragement of fiaciual relation:
among the old mc!nbcrs of the d" crack corrs.'
and tie preservation Of the sacred mcInoric:
| of the past.
The first meeting for The purpo2e oc or
! ganizaticn will hc called in q f=T days, ani
the grand banquet and ball will take ploc;
or the anniversary of the organization o
the company. We are authorized to STATE
that, Notwithstanding the fact that the Elliot
Gr.ys have failed to organize as body, there
is every prospect Of the formation of a first
class military company early in the spring
During the war 10 men discharged thc
duty better than those from the "Frc,
State" and we therefore expect at least tw,
good companies to fill up the First regiment
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IHE FIRE LAST N1GHT. Shortly before 70
O'Clock Inst night fire was discovered in the
har-room and grocery store on Eighth street
between Cary and Canal, occupied bv 4. q
Franklin The alarm was, sounded from
box No. 20, but before the fircmen reached
the scene the fire had made such pro-
grcss that 1t was impossible to save the build
Ing. Adjoining this harsroom was the black.
smith shop worked by Mr.. Myers, and which
was partially burned some time ago. This
building soon took fire and was almost en-
tirely destroyed. The rooms over the shop
were occupied by German family, but the
greater portion Of their effects were saved,
The building in which the packet-oflice is
situated "a portion of which IS used by Mr..
X. f. Morris as a tobacco factory also took
fire, and to all appearances was in fair way
Of being destroyed when our reporter left.
The stable of the Packet Company also took
fire, but the horses in that, as well as Myers's
stable, were soon taken out. For time the
pine wood which was piled up in Gary &
Crutchfield's yard and against the north side
of Myers's blacksmith-shop, was in imminent
danger, but this was soon removed by good
stream.
1t is impossible nj this writing q o'clock A.
N.Y. to ascertain whether the property was
fully insured. The losses, however, will
amount to several thousand dollars in the
aggregate. ssss+ ~, ... .~#
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INSPECTION OF TIE ArTUoks GuARp.-This
excellent company, composed of young CO.
lored men of Richmond, was inspected last
night at the Union Hotel, on Seventh street,
by Adjutant- General Richardson. The COM.
pany numbered sixty-three officers and men
The following are the officers: Captain, r. l..
Hobson; First Lieutenant, 7. W. Walker;
Second Lieutenant, E. I. Harris; Junior
Second Lieutenant, Samuel Sullivan; Orderly
Sergeant, r. A. Paul.
General Richardson expressed himself rs
highly gratitied at the fine appearance Of this
weIl-drilled company, and regretted that
there were no more arms in possession OF the
State to be issued to the company. They Will
be armed, however, US soon as musEst5 can
bc procured. The company numbers eighty
three men, all Of whom are uniformed. Their
present armory Is entirely too small for
their accommod odation, it being impossible for
the company to make but few movements.
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View York Items.

NEW YORK, March 22.-The sAthnta Boat :
Club have selected DIR: Russell Withers' u
(stroke), Theo,y Van Roden, James O'NeiH,o,
and Edward Smith, as its Representatives on Is
the Thames in June. next. They sail on the, !.
18th Of April.
Fifteen new cases Of smallpox are res ~
po ted to-day-making one hundred ands'
four since Sunday. .,rs,7is.. dly,as.s"dr
Suits for alleged libel have been COM
menced against Charles A. Dana by s. s.
Moore and W. Fl. KeInble. The latter b
president of the Peoples Bank.,z fli''b r ~
Three little boys were, bitten by,a lnatl-do8,g
in Brooklyn last evening. . ..,. hl,o, .uio ,al
The statement that the. fees in Mayor,
Halls case were drawn from the city trea-,
srry is undoubtedly Untrue. t''2 = e '.t'sf't
+ Seven cases of smallpox were discovered:
to-day in a tenement house ip BrooklNn.,.t raj
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH %, 1872.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Paisadc. Nelson. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers, w. J.. Brctt, agent, ~
.--.. SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mcr-
cbandse anfl passengers. j. W. WYATT agent.
Steamer W. 7. Clyde. Scott, New York. merclan-
disc ant passengers, Eircini. Steamship and Packet
Company.
Steamer Eliza Harcox Clifford, Norfolk. mcrchan-
nise and passengers. 1. Il. Tatrm, agent.
Schooner Daniel Pearson, -. james river, to
load timber for ,lainc.
- CLEARED.
SCHOONER John Str0"p, Crawford, Baltimore, light.
MEMORANDA.
Big Alice. Bonner. from Richmond, ut Rio Ja-
metro 18th ultimo.
Bark krCml!n. Wyman, from Richmond, at Rio
,IaEriro sd r:ino.
Da:k satellite lEr!:ishl, Turner, from Richmond.
st Rio IancirO 18th uitino.
schooner j.. II. Barnes. livery. from New Haven
for Al"Aandria l;tt into Norfolk 18th instant for
r.iis, having been In collision 10TH Mt 4. NJ. of
Caro May. with suHhcn schooner Harry Conrad
and lost all her hca'l-s.oar and hawsc-pipc.
MARINE DISASTER.--l8y the arrival at this port
Of the schooner Susan Scranton, Captain iiaryey
We learn the following particulars On the 20th in
sianf. at T. III. four miles Inside Of Cape Henry
wi:ld at northwest. blowing; ealc. under reeCet
t3ckiug The crew remained on her bottom. eNcep
effort 20 rcsc'ln tnrIn hy going aroand the reSSe
several times, hu' tie 500 l.in: high could not &c
near enough. T,: vessel sunk in seven fathoEl. o
water. AID the ls; seen o. Tic they "erc at til
| mainmast head. ard the breaking over tiicm.-
| Norfolk tIrTi3iGD,
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Miscellaneous re,egra.ns.

The lower House Of the Massachusetts Lee
gislat,lrc has defeated female Suffrage By 3
vote of 1856 to rs. "4+' i"
A negro father and three children wcre
burned to death i'll their house at Lawrence,
Kansas. Two of the family were rescued. H.
The Kansas Republican (coloreO Conven-.
ton have elected delegates to the National
Republican Convention which meets in New
Orleans on the 10th of ApriL.
james G. Davis shot his wife, circus per-
former, at Cincinnati Yesterday. lie says the
shooting was accidental. II:
The Southern Express train was thrown
off by broken mil near Johnstown,i Penn.
and. two persons killed, six seriously and
thirty slightly wounded; no southerners. :
The Oregon Republican State Convention
endorses Grant and ColfaX.
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Railroad Matters.

CINCINNATI, March 22.--aA Frankfort dis
patch says that the amendment to the Gin: ),
cinnati and Southern railroad act has passed
the Kentucky Senate. II removes all rt3
strictlons and taxes on the road except the y
Holt amendment, which requires tax ons
freight. Il i.srz, .ts .,.::r.rJ ,-Er Il, ~
SAVANNAH, Ga, March o2.-At meeting
of the directors OF the Atlantic and Gulf
railroad the proposition Of certain parties 10 ~
lease the road for term of years was rstect u
ed, and consequently six of the directors
representing Savannah interests resigned. ;asa,
The Mobile Central railroad has purchased
a controlling interest in the steamships be
longing to the severnl lines plying between !
this city and northern ports.ti The effect Off
this arrangement will give the company th4ec
opportunity of regulating freigbtss ~ .,,sa.
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COTTON MARKETS,

CHARLESTON, March 2:.-Cotfon quiet; mid
dliuys .lIm .lsc. Stock, aIOlS bales: net receipts
for the week. 1867 bales; gross. 2G7o bales eIp1rm
to Great Britain. 5.6sS bales cCaStWisc, la47 bleSS
sales for the week. 900 bales.
AUGUSTA. GA. March ?2.-Cotton quiet ana
steady; mdlinss, 2?c Stock. l5 40 bales receipiS
for the week. 1858 bales sales Tor the week. .'0s
bales. , ,.,d.
middlings, 2ls62lsc.: stock. 6l.sJe baies het It.
tain 1900 bales TO the continent. l85 bales; COAST
wise 1915 bales. Sales for the week, SaS bales.
stock 1886 bales; net receipts for the week, 1883
hacs gross, 2,085 bales; exports to Great BIttn.
lOe35 balcs coastwisc, i.ei5 bales; sales ZOE tie
week. $500 bales. -.t y-.,.... ,.,, ,,
NEW ORLEANS. March 2:.-Cotton dull mid
lipgs rae. stock, 1898 bales; net reccpts ZOE
I,ritain a3oa2 bales: IIavre, 2l8 bales; AntWerp,
i7oi: Barcelona, l,oss bales: Hamburg l4sa naies
Revel, a,.sO baIes Continent l,6ol oalcs saes i'r
week, $4,000 bales. t.i@ ,s. ~ = - 10 ~