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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

Emcraidrr -lna'rr lawyer. bcrr- Won
Reporter docs not know What is coming. and
thinks hen 10y, ye- nj Il ventura.
Rcpog.er-lc-.
Emeralder-Wel!, did ynu iver hear Of law
yers pronounced like lIt- cettin' o. Liven =:
Come, now, spuka ia. tr,,'a aaa sa-mr the
divil.
Reporter-Wcl. don't know - ever dsi
Did you ever hear If an lri,hman oettIn"
there.
kmeraldcf-Nrs, heard OF one once,
Reporter ,5riskiyJ flow was that
hmtralder-Why. there WAS fellow once
who lived in Ireland. IIr was as noble, kind
hear, , a man rs Won ever sav. and whcn dc
dled everybody had good word 10 say Tor
him, the praiSt ahsoiyrd him. sud he went
straigit to hiveu, r',.'
Reporter Hos ,jn you know he did,
Emcralder ,augr,lyl-Ain't / tcliin yees {.
I know by what happened after he got there
When The people that lives in h.tver found
that gn irishman Wa there II raised fine
rumpus. and they de- rrnlu,,i 20 put him out
Jim Rooanan, Tor that vas hs name wouldn't
go, he said, unless lac was pat out through the
due course of.aw. SO they went 10 work and
searched all over hven to find a LAWYER, but
there wasn't none There, sad jim is there vet.
-Netc York HerdH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

NASI'F RS. -AI.Ir.-Nouce is thereby given,
VA that ~ rrtuc OF decree made and entered OF record
by te tlrcnh to. OF La Sale county of Illinois.
2 June u.r OF said court A. 1872 In cert ain
cn pend said court the chan thereof whe-,
IN Della Nal- admlhtTa tx III the e,l of Alexander W.
MAJ H. dece1~, MAS complainant, and Jacob Fisburnc and
Catherine ttSbur we're defendants shat, Tuesday ne
fifteenth IsN 81 DctOh'r ~ ~ t hOur OF eleven O'Clock
IN The JF'fh oi 1 Goy uhei tor -a Al tie south door
OF the County Court uj-e IN Ottawa ca said county, a,
public sTo'u, and vii n ~c 10 ne highest bidder The
following sscr, i property heas the ordered by said
decree 10 " sold. mat j. 10 -ay:
That Ftrt Ol OurlDt Nv. e.. Letter " F. IN the fhyost
ractOe Al lutrtr u sec. Eleven ~ township Thirty.
three 3l North Of hu,Ie hr t3j East T." Ih-d P
cumu-gcinE -ixy-lN ~ feet east = tie Invest corner
OF salg ~ T. tn'uc' r.sf TIE hoe Main street
one hg2dcd AMI sixty d. '- hrtrr rEh, (s feet
thence v't Hu"tTc H.l sixty no lt thence uOrh 20
the H.r o beLl ~ lisp tp.t of ont lot No LEI.
yer t. conHrnu- uur rgtdret .ad iD't,'v ssi tee;
'a. " me noflENr, r,ruc q" SGD east nine.
'I'pir '''t -, III Iit Tfv-!i theury. west
huciyepur 90 iF 'hcuc' rSr$ ,',y ,'si
pace Il begin Ia tI-p A. dot Np. 81 Letter
H. N Tie ahg'" n'J 'r.g.r quarter --,t4n com
McncirE sixty h irrr northwest 30 III O. al.
south siNv'.iT En- Hr;Ice hundred and IA "
lsS Get theme" E: .'NyN The r.arc ,i.
hihy Also e north y siS icrt Of 0ui-Ot 40 o. let
t-F IN Tic same H., ,Z yA~rr Section commencing
slrt!',lN ia" Ret east pi Tie If .'
thntce east ilr' hU3rtd Et ret; there Sqr iUriy.,
!t feet TIN &c VS. er b. urct pa feet te,"e north 10
TIE a." u - Hl.O lots lll Ant Tvu ~ IN
~ ~ Fifteen 80. In she 'Ha nal Io.U o; OTTAWA CITY
o. bNt"a a 10 the r ~ La >rt' au1 Of lliHOi
I:s4- oP nAtE.-Ca>h- ,'l0l,k u. LELAND
T'g4'-t" Master D. thancery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

In lh' farls court of correctional police, re-
cent?, lady b! 10 means Young, y lvanccd
coqu'u ,hly to the witncss-stand 10 give her
testimo,,. "Whs Is sour name -' 'NIrginic
Loustatot.' "What > your age Twenty
five" tExclanatons OF incrcduh.y from the
audience. The lady > evidence being taken,
she rcgaincd her place, still! coquet,shly brid-
ms was mi @.Frvn y'unC man. " our
name said the jadgc. "Issdorc Loustatot."
Your age?" "V~eD'y seven years. Are
you . relative e the last witness - Il am her
son. An, we'll, murmured tbe r'aglst-,.
"you, mother mU>t have married @,ry young. y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

= CoNsHonoCKEN young lady who lust
dotted on Longic.iow," ha, lost all interest IN
his poems since be ran that race with Harry
Basse't the oher day She saw: There is no
accounting i'g the eccentric ghjms OF some
poets, tut She dbl think Loucte.low was too
old, and had too much sense to make such -
spectacle of him, And run against Harry
Ba,s5tt-a man whose name has never appear.
e IT, t.c wo.li O.! letters - The Cambridge
poet SHOULD T.sc and explain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

TNIIT- :. ~ T-|'|8I I01II D. ~.
Lcs,c ta culer. .siI T. Carpenter Francois I'll Ar.
t'l cr and Joseph Ch1Tssuicr The unknuwE o. John
Z Carpenter aud Am " Nesch.--. -. fh.,.c..g.
~ appearing tUm I'D Gle ga the Office 1f The
clTA 81 -" court "a .n d9sdaut Ann VI NeaeA mol
g'--'d'lt OF ,af =, = and aid .pup.u4ur. yfr lied
hei- BIZ OF complain, .lf c.g-t. 'r e.puc,v side
thereof on 't "t 'ay - Augu- A. J. -. ..r. and sum.
mems laN lAs bee" is>la1 thereon sCcullu- .4v
fDt!ce therefore. o. t-tDv , ,t.4it IN Il,
NTCl lHf' unless >aali Itr>ul'v l4 rue..- r.f :
"a court ~ p r. jl,'a lee he'd Ourt Hbu.e
II tttAwa 20 'tgi''. The second NgHgt
nNi. A. L. ~. 'T ~. Eu r.se ~ HDp. G.,
aHt plead. auss GtWUr ev-frt SAID ci he same
VIII le taken r,lt>-t iI.I and me
;h:U=s :i.lo tn play-i Tor G-cr,~t Sgcor lngly.
CEAIHEs II. HOOK. Cle.E.
SOM trr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

Two neighbors living in Wes.ckcSter county
had a long and cnvenomed litigation about n
small spring, which they both claimed. The
Judge, wearied ont with the case. at last said ::
What Is the use of making SO much fuss
about little water Your Honor will see
the use of It." replied one Of the lawyers,
''when inform sou that the parties are both
milk men.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

When Enadcl once uudertoal, in a crowd.
ed church, 70 play the dismissal on q very fine
organ, the whole congregation became so en-,
tranced with delight that not tn individual
stirred. At length the usual e-gunist came
impaticntly forward, took hts seat. saying in
a tone ot superiority; You cannot dismiss a
congregaiiun-sec how qnica Lean disperSe
them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

A pluWher had Al Irish lad III hi, employ,
and one day having occasion for u piece Of
zinc ordered him to get Oue twelve inches
square. YES sir" said Pat, twelve inches
square, but how long 2"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

.|' Isl Ia.
.a...e - DAWSON w. DariU. Dawson.
u Appearing from zihCayit ~t'ro o. 81
Ger 90 $40 court tha' aid defendant Darius n
cent 81 -alI state aud ed cox 7aiHauthSyi filed hr-
W 81 conf amt w. % court, We ChHpgery 70 'ltlrui
on the sun Day OF hiLrgst 4. d ~. htre a. summons
l1riu- teen Issued h,-,0n accOrdnx to law:
NpnCe therefore, l. hereby given 20 sa dar ant Darius
lawson tt' unless you shall Pe,ona be ant anpe,r be.
ir' SAD court AZ sad ' thereof to he held AZ the Court
h"rse IN ottawa, r. sad county the ,ecors Monday OF
~ t"r neat i. tx ,wLeE and where said mons
rtiu-rarc and pcsd answer demrr or eNcc TO "a d b
ie same VII he tAri confessed a.a'nsr Won and the mat
t. and tn-s therein raveio- dacIs,a ord a.ly
CHAkLES II. HOOK. clerk
Li-lAHH LELAND Sci."''-rs. an.Sl-iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

ticT't'r. - =. .r..-Wherea- lie ttr>t I'M
OF June ,o execute md deliver to the F.t COMMIT
tie premises hereinafter d..crb TO secure the payment o!
i- c"r-' gom-,2-y notes bari even da'g with said
%. ottawa the SAID Fir Congregational Church aud >ocie.
ryol u''tvs na n,psctiyy D., rs, days .Iinua-
- 81. W. IT,. 0t So hy'Hr aefn
,ca. which .1i nnr,-. va. aly recorded in Ne Record.
' ". ' my 10. IA sale, H me stale %. Illinois.
~ t'E-" aiy Of Jane 4. D. 10, ia Volume =, OF
.g rel> FrovIocl, 90 u7. = g thgt IN case Of
,t r-tv Of -scori s7rr It's lc,l ,,' tf f
per Intlishei IN 9ttaTa or by po,ug mp wIiJeno in
situate. may 81 tie sad premises ay par Thereof sd all
rl' and cluitr Of redemption OF ne M marty Of Ist
bidder Tor cash AZ the Court House, The lime apr 5g
Aad whereas default has been made ~ H., p7mea- o. the
second Of SAID otes, which isfor tTo t,usnd dollars and
~, and on whish there due The of thousand
from the dr., tsy OF January a. D. ~ nr, ne, m @ rle:
al, 81 where's, e,s iad notes srs or;a y @ 10y the
signed to he undersigned William Tho2as; 10y
Now therefor Ne said William Toua~ assignee Of said
ai"' IN M VENT lrrn ear Of Ig's o. - at TIC hour
moge " LEY IN stH COUNT sell AZ uS velldlc 10 the
$hesi n4af Tor ear the premises in gid mosage de.
o.Enal Town cityl Of ottawa in the county Of La
se % nS GsstsT Wia al and similar the ene
t ao o sSn lion p F al the right NE ana equity Of edemp
assns IN and to aid premises and sha. under the power
,Sree s hs Gass % execute Gs2d or deeds
SAID De-. or deeds tat said premises sal he subject the
lars due on the said irs' day OF January A. y. 1873
WILLIAM THOMAS.
rvrsu n,.r,rr ,.,,r,or. Assignee OF said Morss-e.
The above sale POSTPONED un Monday Aug 2Gth At 10
O'Clock A' at the "'oT' mentioned r WM THOMAS
The above .ars postponed until TUESDAY, Oct. T. =. a,
10 O'Clock \. ~. a, the above mentioned pare.
Assignee MORTGAGE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

The following notice is posted conspicuous
iy in newspaper Office out west: 'sEut the
door and as soon as you have done taking
business serve your mou,h in the same way"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

81 resort to wine to stimulate my wits"
said young spendthrift to an old one. "Ah, ="
said the veteran, shat is the way began, but
now have - resort to Ey wits to get my
Wincn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

80 =. = ;. - I.-I''I'IENT E.N-I' Nb'.'ItrEc.
Esfsi or hMES "HITE, DECEAsED.-NOice is h-r-hy
sven To- M W interested IN said estate, That ion White,
ddu'u- ip with copy ~ the last vii and
jane Wine a>- annexed. will appear before the conn
~ tpur' vt 't Of Ia Sale and Il;ui he
Court H"'trln 'RV ia >ai county, orrsy, IA est
DAY o. bc'nf i~. tor The purpose OF rendering
count o. I'd. proceedings the administration o said etac
tor the Aad settlement.
pat-t ~ n1a ~ ths 18Th day Of September i972
scp2-lw II. l.. MIA u, Cicr.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

us your honsc n warm one, landlord ?" ask.
cd man in search Of tenant. ut ought to
be the painter gave it two coats recently" was
the reply
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

III I. - f-'i~I'L J.. y. 4. y 4 NOTICE.
ESTATE or JtHEs WIsSEg DRCgAsEH.-Sot'ce i tere.
by gwen 10 III persons ntere ted IN said estate That Phip
Castle, 7lur u c last VIII and testament OF James Is
ne deceased VII appear before the County court u ecOuu
y %! La Ghe saic OF Illinois, At the ourt Hous" IN on
lava II SAID count, the 2lst day of October So for
te purpose OF rendering account Of his proceedings Ia the
admin Sra'ir ~ aid estate for The final settlement
Dated Al Otasr ms 2lih day OF September ,.i2-
sepN-!v II. l.. MEAD, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

There is more truth than poetry icl the fol-
lowing line for a1 advertisement: Babies
sitter having taken one bottle of my soothing
syrup will never cry any more
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

sch""Imhs'rr. on being asked what WA
meant Ivy the word fertilization. answered
1.-TWO twcntitications make fortifcation.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

conntryman saw skeleton Of Il donke,
in local museum. "iIow odd we look with
out flesh :" he said.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

"Do you enjoy good health. Zachary 2
''Why. yes, To he sure; who doesn't y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

Why are bisGksmlths always wicked men
Because they are given to vice.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28
Marc & wrDnEE, Solicitors.
STATE IILINOIa,

- ''."f'f ff.f t.-.fDf. 20 fiffafE -. .-.-.
VII lam kullea Mary killieo ant EfW'. " .....
Who sue b. Patrick kiliiea, Their "a - i., i...
Weld.
II appearing from affidavit on I'll, :" .
cl"rS ct said court, thai said defendant u .' ".
4 resident Of sad state. and >a,i cOMpidNt
Their bl!l II complaint in said court, CO.. p.
fhrtrpi on tig. 30 h day OF August a. D. ~.
mo having en- issued thereon accordn- lH .f":
- n,irn therefore Is hereby given 70 sald or. . sr "
We that unless you shall personally ,t ...
SAID court AZ said term thereof To be- ned 'unG ....
IN ottawa, In said county. on the secb'1 "a '
heNt, -. ls,2. when ana where : 80 SUNNI
aud plead, answer demur or except 70 -al.
D. taken Tor confessed against yai m 10" matter
therein prayed Tor ducreed Accordingly.
G. hEIie q. HOOK. .....
nErKRY. BOYLE e RIcIfar .SCllcil----
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

"Massa Christopher Columbus was oueer
man." said n negro orator; "a notion crossed
him one dry and then he crossed an ocean"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28
Acmlnis'ra'rix Of the Estate 81
BY l.. W. BEgWEI., Sol cltUr.
CUAItIsI. - 1s'sIC

= u TX III = ~ II
" WHOM ~ NJ ~ MOI c. .-
unders' yned. qua le If d. 80 . 1i."
ton. =, tier ). Know .ou obj J. En. wl
ton aud Alone :. kpOWiI OF uihOIs. WD.
Court OF the COUNTY O. La u in the
thereof to be- hel ~ .ue COuri House %
y, on the 'l'-.. NJ day ~ 90 otter uc.r.
the riE.it, "! = q interest o. 81 uIiEJr
iu- cal cs's,' il: T. sJuthea-; QUAR-
-iN n tOVD-hiu Ihr'y we. rDrrs, 81 I'd.
'hrc r''ucip. ~" if,An: 10; ,he s...
maiD,enan." If s..iu Minors. ard 20 I'M
much ther.C .uail MT H. required 4"
Of the s'atu,. 90 ;. h case H. Il aud -
Dated : ptcmbe. !, = D. -! ''F
E.DgIDGE d LEV rs -p'-s tse0t ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- REAL tSGATE.-By virtue ot an 1rtirr E deere.
Ia Circuit Court OF La sale county, iiny ,.gagy
Gade on the petition Of the undrrsS9e = "a" l.i.
mlstatriX The Of Asa Bailey, decel."
SCI, the real estate OF said deceased. at The juno term
ofsaii court, to wit: the 10Th df OF june 3d. .. pr
notice i hereby given, that shall. on tI'
A. d.. -! Al O'c!DcN o. sal dtl sol
The south door OF the Court iioUS' IN IN" cfT E U Ia
said county Of l.. sale the Il estate d.s'gIH follows
to wit: Commencing at the soulh-l' cor4r Ct elton
tweny,c en, Ia township hirty-hvc north, o four
east OF the third principal meridian, the btUrdE Inc
thcic" west III" Inc thirty rp- to
state road. thence n0rthe srcrly long he rcH re
road To the east ' o o. aid section
-Ou'b ayaE I' "a the plt'
Ing sl4 acres. uiDtt less, the EOu"'t ". ..-.
Q! Illinois 10 Ire chest bidder. us... be-
ltid on the
Dated this 18Th d y OF AusU,t a. d 49,.
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rfyat.


= ! q -. :
- ft.1tyt fsyf it..s. '.'il..T ItiYt l~.-4
Luxe GOODWIN 70. GEORGE " arncr and GeOt-- Graves
1t appearing from affidavit on lie pa -. a-..
clerk court, said defendant 6e-s ...,
not resident OF said state and said comp ..aH.
tler lis petition for mechanics Hen 10 said t ,.
s's hereof, the :0th day of August A. D. -, ir..
suul.I having been issued thereon ACCORDING 70 laws
NptCc. therefore. IS hereby given 20 -.i E....#.t.
George Graves that unless You SHAH peTso'a bean
before said court at thereof to b. t ,ur-
House ottawa IN said county. on the second NC-. af
Octohe- - ls12. when ana where said summons
Urnablcl and plead answer, demu. Or except - -ld
will bc taken Tor confessed against yOl, g.a .. --,
and things therein prayed tor GCcreed acco!tIu-.v.
CHARLES u. I3u- lt..--.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

by
The humbes labor
Of humble dwelingthe
filled merchandise,
hundreds and thousands constantly being saved
civilized
and like the vital fluid vt4,
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09
District Court.

This Court for the March term, con- vened last Monday, when a Grand Jury was impanneled and set to work. Thursday they finished their work and were discharged. The report, after favorably referring to the books of the Treasurer and Recorder, says:
 A committee was appointed to inspect the weights and measures of the dealers in this town, but were unable to obtain any correct standard to regulate their investi- cations. We would recommend that the Supervisors appoint an Inspector of Weights and Measures, and that that off cer be provided with correct standard.
 We further recommend a strict enforce ment of the Vagrant Act.
 We have found one true bill of indict- ment for manslaughter, four true bills for felony, and two for misdemeanor
 The practice of indiscriminate display and use of firearms is reprehensible and should be stopped.
 The practice of deputizing interested parties to serve warrants should be stop ped, and officers whose duty it is to serve papers should be compelled to serve same irrespective of whether the service is re- munerative or not.
 The Justices of the Peace should take measures to compel the attendance of witnesses at any examination that may be had before the Grand Jury.
 SOLOMON WARNER, Foreman.
 The business of the Court amounts to but little, and is expected to be closed out by the end of next week.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09
Supervisors Proceedings.

Board met March1 l. Supervisors Jacobs and Davis, and Clerk Buckalew present Bills were allowed to amount of S652 9 and Board adjourned one day.
 Met March 2-same members present.
 J. E. McCaffry, former District AttOr ney, was reappointed, with condition thai he receive S350 in addition to the legal pay and fees for the March term of the Court
 Board ordered that W. c. Davis be au thorized to contract for raising the wall O the jail.
 Bills were allowed amounting to S74 go
 Board then adjourned to March I5.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

TIE telegraph informs us that Feb ruary 20, the President nominated Forrest Porter for Associate Justice O1 Arizona. The compliments bestowed upon him by the Reavisites, ought not to prejudice the public against him because it is now and then the misfor- tune of good and honest men to be spoken we'll of and treated kindly by the worst of rogues.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09
.>">~<~

ANoRHER special Indian agent has been appointed, as witness this dis patch:
 Washington, March 2.-Gen o. H. Howard has been appointed Special Agent of the government to visit Arizona and report on the spirit prevailing among the Apaches in res pect to hostilities against the whites. He has large discretion to take any action which may appear to be in the interest of peace. Gen. Howard leaves on the next steamer.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

WE learn that the Steamer Colorado arrived at Yuma March 1st. with a share of the 23d Infantry, and start ed back next morning to bring up the Newbern's freight, carrying down some forty of the 21st Infantry.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

OWING to the snow blockade, 8 re- port of Mccormick effective action in the House of Representatives on the Indian appropriation bill, just reached here this morning. We will give The Globes report next week.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

S. W. FOREMAN, Esq, has been awarded the contract for surveying and plating the Tucson tOwnsite. The work will soon be begun and pushed on to completion.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

THE money order business at the Tue son Post Office is very large for the small population The weekly average sale of orders for months, has been fully S700, and for many weeks run to $500, and a few up to 1900, and one to over Sl, 800.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

TIE Eastern bound mail will depart for Mesilla tomorrow and every day there after, until further notice, at 9A. M. This change is made so that the dangerous road past the Dragoon mountains can be passed over in the night. Everybody here will appreciate the importance of this change.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

THE Pioneer News Depot in Tucson has great variety and quantity of papers-il- luStrated ones in abundance.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

LAST Tuesdays stage carried away Judge c. T. Hayden for New York via Ehrenberg and San Francisco; also M. Goldwater and Internal Revenue Collector Thomas COrdis, for Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

THE Miner gives the most fatter- ing reports of the Tiger and other mines up that way Developments show increased richness,
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

NEWS this morning from the Gila con, flicts somewhat with former reports-oi which next week. Everybody seems in g peaceable temper.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

JAMES QUINLAN's train arrived yester- day from Yuma with new goods for Messrs. E. N Fish & Co.,, and A. & L. Zcckendorf
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

WEATHER during the week has bee cool, somewhat windy, with scatteril clouds and no rain.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

GEOLOGICAL description of the Pinal mines received and will appear next week.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

WE are informed that Governor Stafford, Paymaster Morrow and party, left Sanford for Prescott on last Monday.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

PATRoNIZE the concert next Tuesd; night in the Court house.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

BISHOP GOODRICH, Esq, Governmen beef contractor, is in town, and will leav for the northern posts very soon.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

LAST Monday a party of citizens left Tucson for California and other States. Lieutenant J. L. Johnston, former Quar- termaster, and c. H. Grubb and J. H.. Meredith, employees at the Tucson Depot, H. S. Stevens, H. E. Lacy, Mir. and Mrs E. N. Fish; and on Tuesday, Mir. c. E. Fisher, late Chief Clerk at the Tucson Depot, took the stage and joined the party at Picacho Station, he being detained one day to fully close up the transfer of public property to Captain Feury who succeeded Lieutenant Johnston. In a spirit of char ity, we will only say that Lieutenant John ston was under orders to join his regi- ment in the Department of Columbia, but it is reported that he has a six months leave of absence
 MT. Fisher is thorough business man, and so far as we can hear, left with the hearty respect and good wishes of all who knew him here. He expects togo to North Attleborough, Massachusetts, but the gossips say he had some lovely business in Virginia-and he'll probably soon "know how it is himself" and we trust will never regret the knowledge
 CHI. Grubb is not so widely known here, though long time resident of Arizona. He has large business capacity and may re- turn from Philadelphia, whither we under stand he is destined
 John H. Meredith was corral master here for years, and we believe once a Captain in the army. He is a jolly good man. His heart is in the right place, and always will be. The regret at his departure seems general, but as he will have a good time and prosper well elsewhere, it's all right. He goes to Pittsburgh, Penn
 Il. $. Stevens is almost part of Tucson and owns lLuch of it, and will come back, as his family is here. He has been so long talking of visit to his native State. Yer mont, that many began to doubt if he ever would see it, but as he is gone nearly a week, and no reports yet of his return. he'll be apt to make the round-not only to Vermont, but to many other States. II. E. Lacy goes to California to try and regain his health, which he never lost until he went to that State near year ago after years of residence in Arizona Better men than him are not made, and it is hoped but little time will be required to find his health where he lost it-in Cali fornia.
 Mir. E. N. Fish started for an indefinite distance with his wife, who is in poor health and is bound for San Francisco, and will continue on as far as there seems any necessity for his presence-if that be Ihe whole way. At latest advices, Mrs. F. was about the same, and Mir. Fish may no! De expected to turn back before ar irving at Yuma.
 me party had their own vehicles, and were well armed and fixed for safe and comfortable travelling. Good luck attend all, say we.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

LIEUTENANT STURGEON IS in from Camp Crittenden. Expects to return on Monday. m