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Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

MR. THOMAS EWING, one of the most active and truest of men, left on Thurs days stage for the States via California. He has spent nearly two years in Arizona, and we are pleased to know not without some profit. He has noted the illimitable pasture fields in this latitude and the mild Winters which enable animals to subsist and grow fat the whole year without any shelter or prepared food, and having a turn for stock raising, will hereafter en- gage in it. Just where is not decided He will personally examine Southwestern Missouri, some of Kansas, Texas, Arkan- sas, and if need be, other sections for a good location. But for the murdering and thieving Apaches, he would not look be- yOnd Arizona, hence another energetic, public spirited man is driven away from the Territory.
 Personally, we have the highest regard for him, and this is based upon an inti- mate acquaintance for many years more liberal man does not live, nor does a more reliable one in business or friend ship. Our friendship has been so cordial, and free of any sordid considerations, that we always felt delicacy in referring to him in print as we inclined to do; but when such men leave Arizona because they cannot in security pursue preferred and honorable calling in it, we can't let them go without suitable remarks. Among our whole range of acquaintances, none have worn better than Mr. E., nor do we believe any man is truer in all his relations to society.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

ON the 16th, at a ranch about twelve miles south of Tucson, Francesca Bojor- ques was shot and afterwards died from the effects of the wounds. It seems that sometime just previous, deceased had broken into and stolen articles of value from the meat-market of F. Marsh ,S Co.,, in this town; that a warrant was obtained for his arrest; that for some reasons, reg ularly qualified officers declined to make the arrest, and therefore Marsh was desig mated as a deputy for that purpose, and in the course of the execution of the process, the man was shot by MT. Driscoll.
 What the merits or demerits of the mat ter are, we we can't now say for want of evidence This makes at least three men killed under similar circumstances within a year in and near here
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

THE late eastern news indicate that our government is about to thrash Spain, or compel her to make certain apologies and separations, and promise better behavior in the future.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

BOARD of Supervisors met on the 18th Present-Supervisors Jacobs and Fully, and Clerk Buckalew. Bills amounting to S97 50 were ordered paid and the Board adjourned to meet on the 25th.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

A FEW Indians were discovered Thurs day morning prowling about two miles below Cienega Station, but they felt it prudent to get out of the way ot the dis cOVercrS
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

GOVERNOR SAFFORD left on Tuesday for Mcdowell, and will probably take look at the Pinal mines before returning.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

A. HENDERSON, of Prescott, is in town on tour of observation. He gave us a friendly call yesterday and reports every thing in Yavapai going on smoothly.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

A. 6S L. ZECKENDORF have put clean, white face on their store, and thereby ad- ded much to the good looks of the whole block
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

SEE advertisements of Fully, Ochoa & Co.,; and Thomas Ewing; and Executors sale-in fact, all the ads.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

DR. J. N. ACHUFF, of Camp Bowie, Ina spent few days in town this week, ant returns to-day.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

GREENBACKS in San Francisco, Jan- uary ,, were buying at 91aa and sell ing at 92.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

GLORIOUS railroad news this morn ing of which next week.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

CoLDEsT weather of the Winter this week. Pretty thick ice several mornings.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

THERE are still papers eastward silly enough to report that because the Indians put a little hay into certain military posts the settlers are hostile to them. If the enemies of frontiers men can find no more plausible and sensible islanders to retail, they should hide their heads in abject shame and ask God to render them complete and speeches. idiots. Nothing so pleases the frontiersman with the Indian as to see him do useful labor and properly behave himself. The Papagos being most industrious and best behaved, they are here esteemed the highest; :; the Pimas and Maricopas are next in public esteem. Compel the Indian to work and earn his living, and the in jury to them by the settlers will never be greater than Is done by one set of humans to others in the best regulated society any where. Let new islander be invented, for this one is old and stale, and one that every well-informed person knows is the creation of hypo- critics to cover up their deviltry, or dic- tated by pure malice.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20
THE DELEGATES.

This item from late despatch to The New York Tribune from Wash ington shows that the Delegates are awake to the interests of their con- stituents.
 The nine Territorial Delegates 1n the House have formed themselves into committee, and hold regular meetings, at which they consider all bills introduced ill either house of Congress affecting the interests of their constituents. The object is to secure harmonious action, and to exert there by stronger influence to promote Legislation which they deem important than they could have if acting sepa- rately. They design to give special attention to collecting information respecting the condition and progress of the Territories, and to disseminate this information among Senators and Representatives with view to keep ing them informed, so that they may act intelligently upon measures of Legislation proposed by the delegates. Among other subjects that are being examined by the Committee of Dele gates Is the possibility of retaining proftably the dry lands of the West by means of irrigation. MT. Me Cormick of Arizona takes particular interest in this subject, and is collect ing all the information attainable about experiments in irrigation in this and other countries, both by artesian wells and by utilizing the water of rivers and small streams. He expects to propose bill to encourage irriga- tion enterprise by granting to the persons or companies engaged in such undertakings portion of the land they may reclaim.
 We learn that Arizona has been complimented by the unanimous elec- tion of Delegate Mccormick as chair man of this organization.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20
THE CITIZEN.
LOCAL MATTERS.

BIG mail this morning from the West,
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20

Our facilities for purchasing and ar engagements tor selling are fully completed and we now offer to the trade Full Stock of Merchandise in each department, com prlslng all articles enquired for, and sala- ble throughout the Territory.
 We sell at small advances FOR CASH. and are positive that it is to the benefit of every Interior Merchant to buy of us-in- stead of San Francisco or elsewhere
 AVOIDING THE EXPENSES
 and annoyances of LONG AND TEDIOUS JOURNEY Loss of at least Three Months Time
 NECESSARY TO
 receive their purchases, enabling them to increase their profits with the same or less capital invested.
 Orders by letter receive our careful at tention, the same as though the parties were themselves present
 lna word we GUARANTEE SATISFACTION Tn prices, quality, quantity, and assort- ment of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received at latest San Francisco quotations, or sold for ac- count of owners, as may be desired Stf
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-20
HOGS FOR SALE. COMPANY K, 2Ist INFANTRY. V located
At Camp CrIttenden.

Has lot of fine hogs and other live prop erty, and so forth, for sale Among the hogs, is very valuable Boar
 .l The regiment being ordered from the Territory, requires that the property of the company shall be sold. Bargains may be had by applying soon.
 Lieutenant Wm. F. Sturgeon, in coR- mand of the company, may be addressed for particulars de30-tf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-15
The State Elections.

The election in North Carolina being
over public attention will now be turned
to other States that hold elections prior to
the Presidential contest in November
From review of the field 10 the World,
We take the following:
The next State election is that Of West
Virginia. and occurs on the 22ni OF the
current month. The only interesting fea-
trre Of tie canvass is contest for the
Governorship The present Governor,
John j. jacob, who has hitherto been a
Democrat, was defeated for denomination in
the Democratic State Convention. lie sub
scqnen'y announced himself as an indie
pendent candidate for Governor, aud the
Ralic0l, resolved to give bin their support
and nominate no ticket Of their own. Ii is
possible hat De may secure some Demo-
cratic votes, but the bulk of his backing
will come from the partisans ofGran.. 1t
is understood that the Administration will
give him the aid ofthc Government money
aud detectives.
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Trust Sale of Real Estate IN Putnam
County, West Virginia!

TN pursuance Of the provisions of Deed Of
Trast executed to the undersigned Trustee
on the 2Si day Of March. 1911, by n Sans
bury aud LUCINDA, his wife, James H. Price
aud Mary Price. his wife, and 0lnd"r O,
Price, to secure to John W ENGLISH, Of the
town of Poin, Pleasant. Mason county, West
Virginia the payment Of two bonds hearing
dptc, the 2ed day Of March, lS7l, for five hun
drcd dollars each, one Of which Is payable one
year after date, aud the oher two years after
date, both bearing interest from date. shall
On the 10th Day Of September, 1872,
at the Front Door Of the Cont House Of Put.
nam County proceed 10 sell atpnblic auction
the tlacls OF land in said deed Of trust desert
bed as situated on The waters Of twenty five
mile creek and containing 10Y arica more or
less Sad sale will be made for cash suIh.
Gent 10 pay the expenses Of executing snid
Trust, nnh % pay the amount Of principal and
interest due upoa said bonds. and as 10 the
fe'lduc upon a credit 10 correspond with the
time when the remaining bond will fall due
EDMUND SEH0N, Trustee.
aup 1.Iy
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w EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1S7E-72.

Tho last Catalogue shows nm attendance OF
Iii Students a,this Institution Five distinct
Departments Of Instruction with full corps
of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages Mn'he-
MATES, pure aud applied; Logic, Rhetoric, 'hc
Sciences, &c. &c carefully aud thoroughly
taught. Practical Chemistry, and Physics,
illustrated b, appropriate apparatus. Special
advantages Ter III, study Of Geology,
good Library, Extensive Cabinets Of Min
ealogy, Geology and Cnncaology, together
with many specimens in other departments OF
Natural History Fine buildings; beautiful
and healthy location, good society
FALL TERN begins September Gh, Winter
December a'h Spring, March 9Dth. Com.
mcnCcment. June ooh
Boarding from 81 lt "a per week.
Tuition, from Sl5 to :2i per year
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX MARTIN. President
Morgantown, West Va,
aug SLY.
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Notice.

$40 John Watson. Administrator. DC Cora
} Hannah, Ida L Hannah, aud Rhpda Y
Hannah, heirs al law Of Caroline Hannah dc'd
Take notice tia, shall on The 3Olh DAY OF
August, 1872 ut HE Law office Of + A Gnih'
RTE, in the lownof Point Pleasant, Mason coun
ty West Virginia. between tie hours OF b A
NJ. and ? NJ Of that day. proceed to takr Tho
deposition Of John Watson and Others TO bc
read as evidence in my behalf in certain suit
in Eqrity, depending in the Circu': Coh't Of
Mason county, West Virsinip, wherein yoH are
defendants and |, as Guardian for lztlta h
Hoy, M plaintiff And il from any cause
the laksg Of the said dispositions be moi
commenced IN that day, or If co'nmcn-
ccd be mt concluded on that day, The taking
ofhe same will no adjourned and continued
from day TO day or from time TO ume, al the
same place, and between the fame hours, until
the same shall have been completed.
Respectfully yours,
SARAH HOY by Counsel.
T A Guthrie, ATTY for pltf.
aug Saw
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Executors Sale Of Town Lots in PoinI
Pleasant al private Sale.

'IHE undersigned Executor Of the last will
and testament Of Susan R Thomas, de
ceased offer, at private sale al' Of the town
lots Of the town Of Point Pleasant, belonging
to said estate comprising some Of the most de.
sirabc building lots in the city Parties de-
string to Purchase home will do well 70 call
on me at my olli,c at nm early duy. and | will
take pleasure in showing the properly
The title TO these lots is unqnestiohahle,
but selling as Executor shall convey such
title as is vested in he by the will Of said de
cedent.
Terms Of Sale, cash as TO one third Of The
purchase money, aud as to the rfsidne. on q
credit Of six and twelve months Bond with
good security will be required for the deferred
Instalments bearing interest from date, and
the little will he retained rs n further security.
SAMUEL G SHAW Executor
Of the last wll and testament Of Susan X
Thomas, deceased. fully At
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TRUST SALE
OF
MILL PROP ERTY
In the Town of Point Pleasant.

IN pursuance Of the provisions Of q Deed Of
rfust oxeen,rd TO The undersigned 'fn>'e
ON the estl day OF July, $50, BY John l.,
Charles aud Maria NJ his wife, and Samuel
4 Wilson and Jennie his wife. 10 secure Ia
Charles CRUEL Of the ti,y of Ga'lipolis, md
State Of Ohio, thu payment Of the sum OF six
bonds bearing even data with sail lrpl. for
the sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars
each payable to The said Charles O,ua' res.
prctiyply on the lst days of August, ISL 1879,
ls7a. 1874, 1875 and $50 and bearing inter.
es, from date, | shall on
The 9TH Day Of September, 1879,
proceed to sell Il, public auction to the highest
bidder, the real estate in said deed Of trust
mentioned, aud described as containing one.
eighth Of an acre more or less, aud known ma
"'rhe Gomstock Mill Properly
TERMS Said sale will be for cash ms 10
so much Of The proceeds as may be necessary
to drlray the expenses Of executing this trust,
and 10 pay of The bond for $50 On due the LIST
day OF August lS1a, with interest thereon fron
the gSlh day OF July lS1O, aud ~ 10 the resi-.
due upon credit 10 correspond with the peri
cds nj which the remaining bonds secured hy
said trust will fall due, the boNds for the defer.
red in>lalmeals to he properly secured and 10
bear interest from date,
Selling rs Trustee shall convey only such
title as is vested in me, which is believed to
be good JOHN W. ENGLISH,
aug s-iw, Trustee,
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Sale Of Real Estate on the
Waters OF l3 Vile CrceA
i'm Mason County.

TN pursuance Of lheierlns OF decree Of he
Circuit Court Of Mason Comfy, West Vir
GINA rendered al the May Term, 1872, in a
Chancers cause therein pending in which G
Schon. Administrator Of the estate of Eplaim
Stewart. deceased, was plaintiff and Liha
Stewart ct, ais. were defendants The under.
signed, Special Commissioner, shall on The
.asa,@:aa Day Of September, 1879. sJoa5
proceed 10 sell al public auction at 'hc Front
Door Of the Co1rt House of Mason County, the
one undivided fourth interest Of 5i9 acres Of
which EpIrain Stewart died seized and pos
ses,ed Of sn' j1ci 10 the dover right Of Ictha
Stewart widow Of Gphraim Stewart, deceased
upon the following terms: 0nc,half Of the pur
chase mooney cash in hand and the balance Of
the purchase money upon credit o. Twelve
months, taking bond with good security hear
Ing interest lre'n date. and retaining the title
AS further security
W. II. TCMLINS0N,
mug. l-4w. Special Co missioner
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Whenever former rebel declares his
purpose to vote for Grant. the loyal are
swift to clasp his hand across the bloody
cbasm" But il be is for homes, old Hor-
ace, they think it a sin 10 seize his hand
[, is the way a man votes. not the way be
fought. that obliterales the chasm.
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seth Day Of August, ,72.
Sale Of Real Esla tc i'm the
Lower End Of MasOra
COqlNfy.

TN pursuance Of The terms Of decree Of tjS
| Circuit Cour' ofsMason county, West Wiz,
gnia. rendered at the Nav Term, 1879. in a
Chancerv cause therein pending, wherein A.
]. Waterson, A Administrator Of The estate of
VIM g Locke, deceased was plaintiff. and A.
J. Walt"son. Administrator of the estate Of
James " Dali deceased. &c. ais. /. were teien-
dan's.w We The undersigned, Special Commss,
toner's, shall on the
4th Day of September 1879,
proceed 10 sell atpublic auction at the Fran,
Door Of thr Courl House of Mason County. he
30 acres Of land in the Bill and Proceedings
mentioned, upon the following terms: (no
third Of The purchase morey cash in hand and
the balance upon credit of six and twelve
months, linking from the purchaser bond with
good security bearing interest from date and
alainiug the legal title as further security.
W. II TOMLINSON. ! Special
JAS, H. COUCH, JR.,5 Comm rs
aug l-4w q
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Defeat the new Constitution aud the
Cour, of Appeals may declare the Flick
Amendment unconstitutional, which will
disfranchise half the State aud hand the
people over to Radical authority again.
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Nat Harrison thinks the present Cons'i.
tuition bully Constitution and tho new
Constitution an internal bad Constitution
it don't let members ofthe Legislature
take brides,
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Sale Of Real Estate I'm the
b E0Wcr E;Md OF Mason
GGunty.

NSN.sss'
IN pursuance Of the terms Of decree Of The
/ Circuit Court 5Alason County. West ir
glnia in a cansein Chnncery therein pending
wherein John Bryan vas plaintiff aud Frank
B Carroll ct, MS, were defendants. rendered
at The May Term. 1879. !, The undersigned,
Special Commissioner, shall on Me
Ath Day OF September, 1879,
at the Front D,or of the Court House. of said
cona y. proceed to srll alpuhlic auction 10 the
highest bidder, he one undivided fourth Of
263 acres Of land IF which James NJ Carroll
died scizrd and possessed Of, his interest l59d
acres, subject 10 the dover right Of Mary
Carroll, widow Of Charles Carroll dc'd and
shjDc, 10 Tie dover right O Nancy Shelf
formerly widow Of James NJ Carol, d'rd
uopn The following terms: One hDlf Of The
purchase money cash in hind and the
balance upon n credit Of one year. taking from
the purchaser bond with good security bearing
inlcrcs, flom date, and retaining TIE title as a
further security
W II T0MhINSON.
aux l-4w. Special Commissioner.
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Advices from the most reliable sources
IN Wisconsin put down - per cent Of the
Republican vote in that State for Greeley
Fifteen per cent Of the vote cast for Gran,
in that State in 1868 is Ii, 321. This ad.
ded 10 the Seymour vote Of the same year
will give Greeley, 5000 majority.
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Putnam County.

Oae of 'the very best meetings Of the
can,p,iea was held on last Saturday, in
Putnam county, near tile mouth of Scary.
The meeting was one Of the o!i.fashloned
kind, an all day affair attended by large
numbers 0. ladies' and gentencn, and ia
GLIDING as its leading features, speeches
in the grove and splendid basket dinner
Ihe numuer Of persons in a''enda1ce was
variou.,y estimated at from three hundred
aud CITY to four hundred
A shady aud well seated grove offered a
pleasant rest to all in attendance. A
splendid spring near BY furnished suhs'an-
in, relief for thirsty humanity. Dinner
was served about noon, and most heartily
cuiovcd A!terward speeches we're deliv.
cred in favor Of the Democratic ticket and
The new Constitution, by Dr.. }. )
Thompson Of Putnam, aud Henry 5,
Walker Of Kauawha. The speeches were
well received by the audience, and, it is
believed had g5ol effect.
This meeting was held in ne'shbor,
hood where the Democrats are largely IN
the ascendant. A short time ago quite a
number Of them we're disposed to support
Gov Jacob. This they will not now do,
for the reason that they see that avo'e for
Jacob is vote to divide the Democracy
and rive aid and comfort to the Radicals
Camden will get the entire Democratic
vote of that region. r-Ioar'tr'
The .Jacobins have learned that boiling
is apt to be accompanied by "the barking
Of shins."
As Colonel Gilman, Of Virginia puts it,
ifthe Democratic party Of West Virginia
is not corrupt, Jacob has no case before tue
people. Fit is corrupt. then Governor
Jacob having been the official head of the
party, is responsible for the corruption
and can put up no claims as a reform
er.
The ,Jacobins claim that Governor Jacob
was the choice Of nine .tcnlhs of the Demo-
cracy Of the State for Governor. And yet
cut Of all this inuumerable company, no
public Democratic meeting iu any county
city, town or township ever asked him to
become the instrument in the hands Of the
Republicans for fhc division Of the Demo.
cratic party, On the contrary, he will not
receive the votes Of one.half ofone tenth of
the Democratic party of the State. 1t is
we'll known that Governor Jacob was not
Tho choice of more than small minority Of
the Democracy, and nearly all his strength
with these have been lostby his course.
The provisions in the new Constitution
to settle the land titlcsa are a simple solution
ola most complicated subject, and furnish
an effcacinus remedy for an enormous
evil As their adoption commands geucr-
al admiration, the authorship is.a matter
of some interest According to our 'nlor
nation they were mainly devised and pre-,
pared by Col John $. Hoffman, of lInr-
risou, who, upon invit,tion, went to Char.
lesion to confer with the select committee
raised by the Convention to consider the
subject, !, s...
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Under the presen. Constitution Rali-
cal LEGISLATURE can pass an act 10 admit
Virginia into Yves, Virginia and thus sad
die US with the debt Of $50. 600, 600, which
now 'ormcnts Virginia Adopt the new
Constitution aud tins cannot be done.
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OF WEST VIRGINIA. IS:

SIAIE UF WEST NltUlNla, IS:
At Rules held in The Clerks oiice Of the
Circuit Courl for Pulram county, on Monday
Angus, slh lsI2
Presley Q Emlham ngent
for Doet John N Shepard In debt and a.
VS.. 7 tacnMtul,
+. A Guthrie.
The otjtc, oil this suit is tc subject me
proper y Of the def'nusnito the payment ilhe
sum Of one hundre, dollars, wins per cent
interest thereon from the l4th day OF Apr'l,
ISL till paid
Aud il appearing from affdav', filed with
the papers oilhe cause, that the defendant !
A Guthrie isa nonresident Of this State, Il Is
ordered that he appear here within one month
after The first publication OF this older and
do vha, is necessary to protect his interest N
this Cause Iesle;
G. W. CAEGlLL. Clerk.
English. pq Ieug l5-iw.