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Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

SAMUEL HUGHES and others ope- rating with him have recently made more mineral discoveries and locations of them, in the mountains about 35 miles to the southwest of Tucson. The quartz seems to lie in a belt of limestone about one mile wide, and is traceable to the Sopra and other mines. Tests of small lots of the ores show them rich in silver and lead. Work is to be put upon all the locations, and steps taken looking to the erection of smelting works.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

JOHN RODGERS and Captain Henry Kennedy, both we'll known here, had Q shooting bout in Adamsville on Thursday afternoon, which resulted in the death of Kennedy and no harm to Rodgers. Our report is that Kennedy invited Rodgers into back yard, and that very soon shots were heard by those inside the house, and an exam ination showed the above result. Kennedy was found dead with an empty derringer by his side and 8 loaded one in his pocket. Rodgers case was officially examined and he discharged.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30
PERsONAL.-Leopoldo Wolf got back from New York on last Saturday

PERsoNAL.-Leopoldo Wolf got back from New York on last Saturday.
 Mondays stage brought l. Goldberg, wife and child from California; J. s. Vos- burg back from San Francisco, and " Hank" Hewitt from Prescott. P On Monday, Major A. J. Dallas, Twenty third Infantry, with his family, arrived in Tucson from Apache He was ordered here to take command of Lowel
 Charles Lesinsky returned from Las Cruces on Tuesday.
 0. Buckalew, County Recorder, went down to the Gila settlements with John Rodgers about week ago and has not yet returned.
 Judge Titus and Dr Handy contemplate few days excursion among the mines soUthward next week
 Captain J. W. Owen came in from Mari copa Wells this morning.
 'Yank" Bartlett is in town from Grant
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

THE Board of Supervisors will appear before Judge Titus, next Monday, on a writ of mandamus to show cause why a certificate of election of Justice of the Peace was refused to Charles H. Meyers As the decision will serve as a guide for future action in such cases, it will be given in THE CITIZEN.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

NAsT's Illustrated Almanac for 1873 can be had at Mansfeld's Pioneer News Depot, Tucson It's Story of the Good Little Boy Who Did not Prosper" by Mark Twain; New Year s Calls, "by Eli Perkins; and Mrs. Leo Hunters Public Breakfast, ; by Dickens, are all illustrated and worth much to people afflicted with the blues. The good little boy story is capital
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

TIE weather has been q subject of de- cided compliments for q week. Now and then little gust of wind alone disturbed the clear, balmy atmosphere. The grain recently sown in front of town begins. to give the black soil a green look.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

TIE CITIZEN has decided not to publish the election returns of Ari- zona until after it gets them-which 1t did not have before breakfast to-day.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

TIE Fifth Cavalry Band can be induced to visit Tucson about the holidays. Such splendid music as it gives, is worth money, and it will take but a small effort to ena- ble this people to enjoy it again. That ef- fort ought to be made.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

TO-DAY we complete the publica- tion of the public laws, treaties, etc., passed at the second session of the Forty-second Congress.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

A. &y L. ZECKENDoRF have an interest ing programme on the bills for the hoH- days The town is Yariegated with their posters, and they will doubtless have a rush of business in consequence. They have a chance for all.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 18th says that Levi E. Dudley has been appointed Superintendent of h. dian Affairs for New Mexico. This indicates the susE5nSlon or Coionel Nu.4auiei Pope from that office. The Ne| Mexican bewails this change. Well, there is good deal of wailing and gnashing of teeth this side of Tophet, and we are told that "whom the Lord loYeth He chasteneth."
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

II. LEsINsKY & Co. offer splendid in ducements to purchase goods at their Tucson House. Read their new advertise ment and then go to the store and be con yinced that it means what it says
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

THE streets, in few places, are ob structed by rubbish, and if itbe anybody's business to remove the stuff, il is the hope of more or less citizens that removal will soon take place.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

OUR STOCK Having been selected with
 Ogreat care by one of the firm, and with special reference to this market, we are confident that we can sell our goods as
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

GOVERNOR SAFFoRD and Dr. Will bur returned from Cachiso's camp last evening. The Governors impressions of the situation are favorable to peace. He thinks peace is intended by Cachiso, and that Agent Jefferds is well adapted to his position. May this bright prospect grow brighter.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

HEREAFTER, Martin TOuhey will not deliver water but once on Sundays and that in the afternoon. Those who use water on Sundays will observe this notice
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

M. L JACOBS & Co.'s mule train, c. A Shibell, commander, left for Arizona City yesterday for freight.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

IN consequence of Colonel Morrow's illness, his clerk, Rodney Vedder, lett for McDowell last Wednesday on regular round to pay the troops there, at Grant, Apache, Bowie aNd Crittenden.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

CHARLES O. BROWN has got his nam moth mirror in place in Congress Hall, and in one sense a man may step before it and see himself as others see hiIn-bOots, brooches and all his external beauties.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-Greel- backs are quoted here ct 5S 9s9. {
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

THE law of Congress relating to mineral lands is published to-day for the benefit of mining operators. It can ba cut out and pasted in memo randum books for convenient reference. It should be preserved in some way by those interested, as land officers have not copies for all who apply.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

EARLY this week, the Texas and Pacific engineering party moved eastward, as stated in THE CITIZEN of last week.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

LEWIS saloon room is being enlarged and improved.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30
THE CITIZEN.
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE Board of Supervisors meetin regu- lar session next Monday.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

STEINER 6 KLAUBER of San Diego have an advertisement in THE CITIZEN which all business men and soldiers shoUldEead.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-30

 1 THE CITIZEN, Tucson. Saturday. Nov 30, 1872. .zz-.sszza LOCAL MATTERS. - -a---- ~-'---as----- THE Board of Supervisors meetin regu- lar session next Monday
 LEWIS saloon room is being enlarged and improved.
 N. L JACOBS & Co.'s mule train, C. A. Shiben, commander, left for Arizona City yesterday for freight.
 STEINER 6 KLAUBER of San Diego have sn advertisement in THE CITIZEN which all business men and soldiers shouldTead.
 EARLY this week, the Texas and Pacific engineering party moved eastward, as stated in THE CITIZEN Of last week.
 HEREAFTER, Martin Touhey will not deliver water but once on Sundays and that in the afternoon. Those who use water on Sundays will observe this notice.
 CHARLES 0. BROWN has got his nam moth mirror in place in Congress Hall, and in one sense a man may step before it and see himself as others see him-boots, l brooches and all his external beauties. 
 IN consequence of Colonel Morrow's illness, his clerk, Rodney Vedder, lett for McDowell last Wednesday on a regular round to pay the troops there, at Grant, 1 Apache, Bowie aNd Crittenden. l II. LEsINsKY d0 Co., offer splendid in ducements to purchase goods at their Tucson House. Read their new advertise ment and then go to the store and be con yinced that it means what 1t says.
 4. &g L. ZECKENDoRF have an interest ing programme on the bills for the holi- days. The town is Yariegated with their posters, and they will doubtless have a rush of business in consequence. They l have chance for all.
 THE weather has been subject of de- cided compliments for q week Now and then little gust of wind alone disturbed the clear, balmy atmosphere. The grain recently sown in front of town begins. to give the black soil green look.
 TIE Fifth Cavalry Band can be induced to visit Tucson about the holidays. Such splendid music as it gives, is worth money, and it will take but a small effort to ena- bic this people to enjoy 1t again. That et- fort ought to be made.
 TIE Board of Supervisors will appear before Judge Titus, next Monday, on a writ of mandamus to show cause why q certificate of election of Justice of the Peace was refused to Charles H Meyers As the decision will serve as a guide for future action in such cases, it will be given in THE CITIZEN.
 NAsT's Illustrated Almanac for 1873 can be had at }lansfeId's Pioneer News Depot, Tucson It's 'Story of the Good Little Boy Who Did not Prosper,' by Mark Twain; New Years Calls, " by Eli Perkins; and Mrs. Leo Hunter Public Breakfast, 2 by Dickens, are all illustrated and worth much to people afflicted with the blues. The good little boy story is capital.
 PERsoNAL.-Leopoldo Wolf got back from New York on last Saturday.
 Mondays stage brought l. Goldberg, wife and child from California; J. S. Vos- burg back from San Francisco, and Hank " Hewitt from Prescott. | On Monday, Major A. J. Dallas, Twenty third Infantry, with his family, arrived in ] Tucson from Anache. He WIS ordered
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Latest News from Washington.
Congressional.


WASHINGTON, March -Sendte.-Appro-
priations were considered all day.
Mr.. Johnston introduced bill providing
for the payment of claims for rent arising in
States declared to he in rebellion; also, to
provide an adequate supply Of circulating
medium for States needing it.
1t directs the Secretary of the Treasury,
on application of Governors of States, to sup
ply them with treasury notes to m amount
which, in connection with the national bank
notes already furnished, shall make eight
dollars for each inhabitant; provided real
estate security is given for the repayment OF
such sums in fifteen years.
House.-In the matter of amnesty it was
ordered that hereafter no bills shall be pass
ed unless the names are read. The trouble
grows from the name of Governor Vance, OF
North Carolina, which is i'm one of the House
bills.
Mr.. james NJ. Leach presented Vance's
name, and he claimed that he had violated no
pledge or understanding in including the
name in the list.
| The Yerba Buena bill was rccommitted
to the Pacific Railroad Committee.
A long debate occurred over subsidies to
| steamboat lines.
| IDsI-omCe dpPlopkiolioA~ "eAo uL'NoS'Se
until adjournment.
| General Items.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-Attorney-Gene
raj Bates, of Utah, declines the invitation te
resign.
Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise, of Virginia
is here. He lectures on 1.-The Future ftht
Republc.'
| John G.. W. Parker has been nominated a:
surveyor of customs ut New Orleans rice
| General Longstrcet.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

MEETING OF THE COUNTY CoURT.-Tbis i
the regular monthly session of the County
Court, and so far the following is the most
important business transacted:
The clerk reported twenty-five deeds OF
bargain, sale, &C., recorded during the past
month.
The case of the James River Bridge Com
pany rs, Mayo was continued until this day
at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Alexander Sims qualified as assessor under
the new act of Assembly.
The officers of the military company, for
plrading in violation of law, were discharged
with reprimand and on payment of costs
The following chancery cases were dis
posed of, DEGREES agreeable to the bills filed
having been granted: W. T. Perduc Us
Hooper Ell ais. Cook rs. Butler; jackson Us
Jackson's heirs; W. r. WeSigcr Us. C@S
Maurice; Wallace & Sons Is. So. Duval
Chowning. wife. ct ais rs. S. s. Joncs's heirs
The grand jury, through j. j. Ivey, fore
man, reported presentments as follows: W
T. Pride, for wilful trcspass William Dyson
assault; Margaret johnson, larceny; John
c. Goode trcspass; Polly Taylor, larceny
Eliza Williams, felony. After examining the
case of 3. T. Edwards (colored), justice OF
the peace, they found not true bill.
John c. Goode was arraigned for trespass,
and after examining witnesses and hearing
argument of counsel, the accused was dis
charged.
A large amount of private business has
been transacted. The attendance is unusu
ally large, and the Judge declares his inten
ton to sit as long as there is any business re-
quiring his attention.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MAss-MEETlNG.-Ther
will be mass-meeting of the white citizens
of Manchester tonight at y o'clock, at the
Manchester Baptist church, in the interests
of Sunday schools among the colored people
Interesting addresses may be expected from
Rev. I. W. Sydnor and others.
INoUEsr.-Ballard r. Edwards as coroner
assisted by james Worsham, constable, on
yesterday held an inquest upon the body Of
Gilbert Price (coIored), who was found dead
near the residence of T. Perpegnon, on the
Midlothian road. The jury rendered a YER
dict that the deceased came to his death from
intemperance and exposure. Price, who
was well known about Manchester, left few
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The barometer
will continue rising during the night over
the South Atlantic, Middle, and New Eng
land States, with clear and clearing weather.
The latter will continue on Wednesday. The
barometer will continue falling west of and
throughout the Mississippi Valley, extending
its influence on "Wednesday to the Eastern,
Gulf, and Middle States, with southerly to
easterly winds and rising temperature. An
area Of very low barometer viii probably
move eastward over Iowa during tonight,
and quite severe storm, preceded by high
southerly to northeasterly winds, and rain
and snow, from Iowa to Lower Michigan
northward, and thence southwark to Arkan-
sas and Tennessee, followed by southerly
and southeasterly winds, with cloudy weather
and rain,
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THE HoUsEKEErERs' DnL1gIIT.-That which
wipes out score of petty troutz6 from the house.
hold ought to he numbered among The blessings OF
the age. The Introduction Of the Weed Sewing Ma
chine has conferred an inestimablc blessing on our
generation. Many wife, and daughter and sister
whose slow and torturing toll with the needle
seemed TO end, now feel that the inventor Of the
Weed machine has, by bis genius, renewed their
lease Of life. There are, to be surc many sewing.
machines IN market, but the Weed possesses rare ad
vantages over It's competitors. 1t is built mcchani
caly, and is so nicely adjusted that every part works
harmoniously. 1t performs every class Of sewing
without any Of those troublesome changes that CIV,
so much annoyance; aud, furthermore, all tho work
is done with ncatness, with rapidity, and with LITTLE
noise.-RocheSter Democrat, June 18th.
WILLIAM LOCKIIART, Agent,
rnrpnr Fiphtl, ood N.ip Stro.t-
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New York Items.

New YORK, March 12.-The schooner
Charles L. Paige, hence February 18th for
Wilmington, is missing.
O'Baldwin rechallenges Mace In savage
style. He calls him coward.
Mr. Ramsey, ex-president of the Susque-
hanna railroad, puts the amount for which
Jay Gould has not accounted at Sj1 100000.
The Tribune says: ave are obliged to
take from Collector Arthur the credit which
he received yesterday for appearing finally to
dispose of Leet s. Stocking. The old ring
is not broken and scarcely disturbed. The
parade of firms authorized to receive goods
turns out to be screen, RS Lcet & Stocking
are not tdisposscssed oftheir plumes. a promi-
nent merchant stated yesterday that Leet &
Stocking carry on the old business under the
new name of SqllreS e Co."
The stay of proceeding in the car-hoo!S
murderer Fosters case carries it to the Court
of Appeals. ... ...-
Three inches Of snow fell to-day.
Henry Bergh has gone to Savannah for his
| health.
| Alfred Hofrey, who commanded the Eng
lish regiment which guarded Napoleon at st.
Helena, died to-day in Brooklyn, aged seventy.
| eight years.
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,,,-.,,,. STRIKE N THr PosT-OrFICE.-
,. ',..i, I'll over tho city who receive their
-. ., their residences or places of buSi-
..> were surprised n not being visited .!
rsrricrS on Yesterday morning. Inns
. 81, Inc GA nj =. O'Clock, and Oh >ome routes
Ian and IN the afternoon. The conse-
.,, MAS that towards night the post
was luronccd with people, and "mlir-
,~> not loud but deep" were the order OF
- lay.
!, ..ncar> that the interruption Of our mail
.aIr. ,yns caused by difficulty between
., = the cmD!oyes in the Office and the
.g3>,rr. Miss Van Lew, which was fol-
ri ny The sudden Withdrawal of ten let
.-,.r.isy-. including the superintendent
f,yn clerks. The po>tuaStcr's statement
.;.., a. one or more Of her force was sick
,l,-,r amount of work dcvo!ved upon
.r fellows. one Of the lattcr refused tc
rto.in extra duty, and she felt compelled to
..rYTrc him. The others took offence al
=. ,,lI y9t the office without notice.
yLo clerk, and carriers. on the other hand
.. .r iAg, the superintendent OF the Carriers
3, .r.yt.aent Mir +. J. Doughty was dis
..-ci ~ Miss Van Lew for tritiing
rrc-; i, result Of whitn. indeed. The
g.. .crs c>pou>cd the cause Of their chief,
they were followed by the box clerk
+. George r0lmcr), who took the same
. - ot the case. The employees joining i'll
..- strike, beside those already named
... Wr,-r>. Minor. Harris (white), Barry
t,n. Christian, hrcsmcr, johnson. Cherry,
.~., ualT., tcoloTedl, kracksladt, and
!&s.a'>t>.
-. n.jm- notified Of the strike the post
l., Ser al pncc organized force for tempo
,-, !rty and did the best She could to dis,
4. H. lie ~" mails. She hopes to have full
+ .c, on duly lcforc the week is out. and tc
aa." the mail, collected and distributed Will
s .." tl>.u,! regularity. In the mean time per
-,u~ ~, haNinc boxes in the poSt-oilicc Cal
receive th"ir letters and papers III the genera
.,t..rr. o. carriers window.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS



LoSDos, March 12.-,riie Standards Paris
special says that prominent Russians there
are negotiating with the Polish refugees for
them 70 return to their native country. The
negotiations look to the reconciliation of the
Poles to the Car, general amnesty, and the
appointment Of the Grand Duke Alexis as
Viceroy Of Poland.
The Gazette announces that the queen has
conferred baronetcy upon the Lord Mayor
of London.
Lady Mordamt IS pronounced by medical
authority incurubly insane, and the petition
of Sir Charles, her husband, has been dis
missed.
PARIS, March 12.-The Prince and Princess
of Wales lunched to-day with the Prince
and Princess De Joinyille, Due D'Aunale,
Count and Countess of Paris, and Due De
Nemours. They afterwards received visit
from President Theirs, and later IN the af-
ternoon drove out unattended in an open
carriage. The weather was fine. The Prince.
and Princess are in excellent health. They
depart tomorrow for Cannes.
Spain.
MADRID, March 12.--I'he GGcetG publishes
decree authorizing Ortega to lay direct
telegraph cable between Spain and England.
Switzerland.
BERNE, March 12.-The Swiss Federal
Council has sent secret agents to the canton
of Ticino, on the Piedmontese frontier, to
watch the movements Of the Italian reyolu-
tionists, who arc reported to be very active.
India.
CALCUTTA, March l2.-Serer,l cases of
cholera have appeared among the English
troops returning from Il victorious CAM
pign against Looshais.
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Railroad Matters.

NOBLE, Ala, March 12.-Judge Hill, of
the United States Court, has appointed
Charles Hill, of this city, receiver of the Ala
bama and Chattanooga railroad in MiSsis-
ippi. lie is already in possession in Ala
bana.
LIZ Fleming, general superintendent Of
the Mobile and Ohio railroad, has the man-
agcment of the road.
SELMA, Ala, March 12.-The Governor Of
Mississippi, having cleared the Alabama
and Chattanooga road to York Of obstruc-
tons OH the track by unpaid laborcrs, the
trains are again running.
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The Overthrow Of the Eric RinK---The
Opposing Factions "Demonstrate."
Important Developments Expected.
New York, March 12.--Thc morning papers
regard the overthrow of the Erie ring as a
great triumph in the interest OF honesty ana
reform.
Att o'clock this morning both Gould and
Archer were in the Erie railroad building,
supported by followers.
Several demonstrations were made during
the night by the opposing factions: I'M
portant developments are expected during
the day.
Second dispatch.
New York, March 12.-There have eee''
large operations in Erie stocks to-day over
2G. 900 having changed hands. Jay Gould
signing as president, ordered employees only
to obey his orders. No injunctions or arrests
have been rlade.
The entrance to the Grand Opera House Is
closely guarded. The police maintain stric'
neutrality.
Later.-Gould has resigned the presiden
cy of the Erie road, and General Dix Is II
quiet possession.
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By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Private dispatches
indicate that New Hampshire has gone Radi-
cal by very small majority. There is nc
thing yet decisive through the regular chan
LeiS.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-The New York
Tmes's correspondent has the following:
..Onc hundred and fifteen towns give Straw
Rcpublcan) 1850 majority over all. This
covers two-thirds of the State. The Repub-
licans, so far as heard from, have 80 majority
on joint ballot.
CONCORD, n. H., March 12-10:30 P. NJ
One hundred and twenty towns foot up as
follows: Straw (Republican), 24,370; Wes-
ton Democrat, 22,622 Blackmer Tempe
rance, 126; Cooper Labor Reform), 27O ;
scattering, II. Straw'smajoritv is All over
all. which will be somewhat reduced by re-
turns to come in.
WAsH1sG1os, March PA private tele-
gram from Concord says the State Senate
stands 9 Republicans to 3Democrats, and the
Council Republicans and Democrats; 14O
towns give Straw 2,056 majority, and lOO
towns show . o,O56 Republican Gain.
Bosroy, March 12-10:30 p. M.--StraW
Rcpublicln) is undoubtedly elected Gov
ernor of New Hampshire. The Republicans
probably have majority in the Legislature.
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COMPLIMENTARY BESEFlT.-The various so
c,cties and charitable institutions of this CITY
for which he has gratuitously lectured d,i.
ring the past few years have united in ten.
dcring Mr.. James i. Cowmdin Il compli.
mentary benefit III recognition Of his gene
roSity and Of his rare talents. The enter
tainment will take place at Virginia Hall at
no distant day, and Mr.. Cowardin, having
accepted the benefit, is now preparing an
cntcrcy new and humorous lecture for the
occasion. This announcement Is sufficient
to ill the hall with those who are fond Of in.
nocent amusement.