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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-18
Fora hoInesteao IN the West.
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PeNNSYl lAklA CENTRAL R. r.
WESTE ERN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
AND
FAST EMIGRANT LINE,
pr PIT Z s BU R0.
And al places in the West, Southsssst a..
Northtoest.
tBTuE SHORTEST AND BEST RourR.~

Thislne aifor d unequal ed n ducements to per
sons desiring cheap and peditio1 passage to th
West and deserves particularly the attention Of al
such desire to ava eves Of the Hoy0ssteai
Bill passed by the last Congress.
Tho Pennsylya mia Central Railroad. Wit its cor
Meeting lines is by l3. miles the shortest route 70
Chicago and other prominen tp aces in the est and
is also the quickest, cheapest and best route to al
promin nent places in he Southwes and Northwest
Passengers forwa led in comfortable and airs
Cars furnished with cushion ed seats Witk
moveable backs. water tanks, Stoves in Winter and
with such ether eonyeniences rs requisite for Il
comfort OF families.
Throneh ticketsa sold to al prominen4 plaessi.
the West. Southwes. and Northwest. At about hal
the usual first class fare.
Children under five years old ~ free. and chilarsu
between the ages Eve and twelve years pay iali-
price
Baggage checked and forwarded BY the ans traia
with the passengers. EightypOunds Of baggage ear
:ed free to every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except Sundays, and tick ets
be procured and baggage delivered at the % %
No. l16 Market street, by O'Clock, p. N.
by addressing the undersigned he will forward
return of mail free ofcharse. acrcular containing
complete price list, map, correct copy
Homestead Law, AVID give such other information
| may be desired. FRANCIS FUNK, Agent
oftha Pennsylvania Railroad Co4peay.
| No. ll6 Market Street, PhilAdelDhja
| PhilaielnhiA. June ~. lAs1
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09
From Mexico.

We have private advices from Guay- mas up to February 23. Juarez had made Governor Pesqueira commander in chief of all the forces in Sonora and Sinaloa, with ample powers. Pes queira having an empty Treasury and unable to move without cash, he made a small raise by deposing the Custom House officers at Guaymas, arbitrarily reducing the duties and thereby coax ing in some ships with cargoes for any port on that coast. The money thus obtained will enable him to war a little longer and he will push 1t accord ingly. Customs officers deposed were Juarez's appointees, but they refused to violate llw by reducing the duties. It is thought Pesqueira will be sus- tainedin removing them; but it shows to what extremity the Government is reduced, and weakness that can hardly fail to prove ruinous. There is no good news from Mexico for the Gov ernment, as we construe 1t.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

stance, it is believed that of four men killed, there was but one very bad one; but suppose there were two or even three, and only one innocent vic- tim, is this not enough to make all good men view the acts with horror which cost guiltless man his life ? If Mexican residents or citizens insist, as many do, that Gandara was inno- cent, they must bear in mind that the Baker family, William Mcfarland, and others of the well-known slain by their lawless countrylnen, were wholly free of guilt and were posi- lively good men to all mankind also that Rancho Gandara, under fear of his own life, as he doubtless was, killed man who intended no harm to him, just before receiving his own death shots. Let both sides be fairly considered, and let all, whether Mexi- can or American, and especially those who complain of these frightful kill ings, do what they can to prevent them. Our Mexican population can do much in this respect, and they know the Mexican Government affords a complete refuge for her citizens who murder and plunder ours.
 We beg of both classes not to hold either responsible as a class. Let in dividuals of each be dealt with accord ing to their acts. Let every man s own conduct build him up or tear him down, and make no one the sufferer for another's crimes. Will our Mexican population, as well as American, bear this in mind and act upon 1t! They must do their share to prevent inno- cent Americans from being slaugh- tered, if they would have their own saved from a like fate.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Vacant Lots---How Acquired.
OFFICE OF THE COMMON COUNCIL

OFFICE OF THE COMMON COUNCIL, l
 TUCSON, March 6, 1872. NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 1V as the corporate authorities have se- cured the title to the lands upon which the town of Tucson is situate and those adjacent thereto, and embracing in all Secs. 12 and 13, no person will hereafter be per mitted to take up unOccupied lands or build thereon, without the permission of the corporate authorities. Information given upon reference to the Hon. s. E. De- Long, Mayor
 By order of the Common Council.
 WILLIAM J. OSBORN, ma9-tf Recorder.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09
EXIT REAVIS.

Another bad officer was officially scalped by President Grant on Feb ruary 20. Judge Isham Reavis is the chap this time. As human me- nagerie of the kind, we suggest that Barnum might make a sensation by accommodating one eX-Colonel Stone man, one ex-District Attorney Powell, one ex-Secretary Y. Colyer, one ex- Associate Justice Reavis and their de- spondent tenders. This outfit would only need one Whitman and few of his petty packers to make it a collec- tion of unapproachable contempt and singular rarity.
 The statement that Forrest Porter, of Nebraska, has been appointed in pursuance of Reavis' resignation, is "too thin for belief in Arizona or Wash ington. If the contemptible ex- Judge finds fault with this statement of fact, he can justly blame none but his fool defenders and apologists. Exit Isham, and as parting salute, we hope you may profit by the lesson forced upon you by your own bad conduct; and better ex-Judges than yourself are of opinion that compul- sorry private life is not assuaged just in proportion to the number of tods" consumed per diem. If 1t were not for certain provisions of divine law, you might do well to indulge in prayer.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09
UNITED STATES MAILS. ARIZONA TERRITORY.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, January ?, 1872.

EDROPOSALS E WILL BE E R E- E ceived at the Contract Office of this Department until 8 o'clock P M. of April 1, 1872 (to be decided by the S0th), for car rying the mails of the United States from July l, 1872, to June 30, 1874, on the tOl- lowing route in the Territory of Arizona, and by the schedule of departures and ar rivals herein specified, viz:
 No. 17,2I7-From Prescott to Albuquer que, New Mexico, 431 miles and back, once week.
 Bidders to propose schedule of depart ures and arrivals
 Bids of 5000 and upward must be ac- companied by a certified check, or draft, equal to five per cent of the bid. Claw of March 5, 1Sn.)
 For forms of proposal, guarantee, and certificate, and also for instructions as to the conditions to be embraced in the con tract, &c., see advertisement of this date, and of September 30, 1869, and September 30, 1870, inviting proposals for mail ser vice in Arizona, &c., &c., to be found at the principal Post Offices.
 Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, superscribed, "Mail proposals, Territory of Arizona" and addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
 JNO. A. J. CRESWELL,
 ma9-4w Postmaster General.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

GREENBACKS in San Francisco. February 26, were buying at 91 and selling at 911.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-09

were not visited upon these bandits and murderers, they would be encour- aged to bolder and more frequent in word, legal patience was and other modes of redress for, and prevention of, such dire deeds
 were discussed, adopted and executed. About $1,200 reward was offered by them for the discovery of the remains of Mcfarland or information that
 would discover the murderers. Two
 weeks had been spent in fruitless search and investigation, except that deceased was last seen at Gandara's
 and that no trace of him therefrom could be found, and also that several
 bad characters were much about there.
 Owing to conflicting statements being
 made by parties on the ranch, 1t Was
 resolved to revisit 1t and if possible
 get at the truth but not to kill any
 one. Our reports seem correct, and
 we are sure we have one that intended
 to be impartial, and this one says the
 party called at the house, inquired if
 Gandara was in and received an af-
 tirmative reply; whereupon James
 Bodel and another man started to go inside. Just as Bodel entered the door, Gandara appeared with a con- cealed weapon, said "adios," drew his weapon and killed him, and before getting twenty feet from his door was riddled with balls. This, of course, ended all thought of investigation. The friends of either party were up in arms, and the scene next day transfer red to Sanford where Reyes and Agui- lar were killed and before recited acts We are assured that from first to last whisky neither melted nor governed the actors, but that the whole tragedy was marked by re- markable deliberation.
 When Gandara and Bodel were killed on Saturday, messengers were It once sent to Mcdowell, Tucson and Pinal for assistance. The one coming lere met Governor Stafford and Colonel Morrow, and his escort at Picacho Station, and also an escort of twenty one men under Sergeant Bruckett of Lieutenant Charles Bendire's Troop, 0n their return from Mcdowell. The had a petition to the Gov srnor for assistance. Colonel Morrow tt once volunteered to go via Sanford md remain while needed with his escort of fifteen men, or until other lid arrived and the Governor induced Sergeant Bruckett and detachment to 20 with him. The Governor arrived It Sanford before daylight Sunday, md at once endeavored by all his per Suasion and available power to prevent 5he bloodshed which followed on that lay. All his promises to have the bad men arrested, were received by those addressed with respectful determination not to be swerved from their purpose to kill Reyes. It seems that less loss of life resulted than if force had been opposed to the killing of Reyes, for when the latter was out of the way, all hands joined in to quiet all the people. Of course, satisfaction did not prevail, but common disposition was man. ifested to have peace and law. The Governor again called upon all citizens to obey the law and as- sist to impartially enforce it against bad men. Many Mexican citizens, at the Governors instance, called upon him, and the interview was frank and had a conciliatory effect. They the facts on both sides and 1eplored their existence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

The ENvIoUs AND SCANDAL-MoNGERING SNEAK
When the sneak attans mature years he is
doubly dangerous because he is doubly cautious
and has had larger experience. II he is engaged
III business, he will 20 about insinuating against
the credit of that firm or person which may chance
to be his particular rival. He will eouidentially
say that he has heard that the frm is in difficulty
and is going to be wound up, or that his rival is
incompetent and not altogether straitfurward or
something equally unsatisfactory. He will insid-
uously draw a comparison between himself and
his unfortunate rival of course to the unequvocal
his rival has openly triumphed because he out
witted or is going to outwit the person Of whom
he, the sneak is talking In fact he will do all
he can to injuriously malign the absent person,
and he will do this in such manner that it is i'm
possible to fatty contradict him, or in any way
make him legally answerabIe for the SANDERS he
has been uttering, were you disposed to DO So
He does so much by inference, expresses such an
infnitude of meaning by look, shrug of the
shoulder or a sigh, and if be is more than usually
clever, he will dam with faint praise" In his
sneaking way he will be so plying and yet withal
so condemnatory. What lot of sneaks there
are lit the world, and what a comparative paradise
it would be could they be instantly crushed out
of existence Friends could remain friends, and
there would not be so many disagreesble stories
ones on credit and reputation floating
about. The lovers of scandal might regret this
but they would still find enough to talk about.
But sneaks cannot be crushed ont of existence.
SO we have to tolerate them. They are careful
to rarely give US absolute cause of ofense. They
stab US and we cannot tell who has stabbed Us.
What is to be done then? Let them be avoided
Is far as possible. If you do not feel yourself
strong to meet one in verbal eneoun-
.er without committing yourself when you see
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

THE Advantage OF PRNrrNG.-A well-known
Metropolitan printer once told US that on one oc-
casion an old woman from the country came into
the printing Office with an old bible in her hand.
Il want said she, THAT you should print it over
again; its getting little blurred, sort Of. and
my eyes are not what they was. How much do
You ax?' Fifty cents" Can you have it done
in half an hour? Wish YOU woud-want to be
getting home for live good way out Of town
When the old lady went out he sent around to
the office of the American Bible Society and pur-
chased a copy Tor fifty cents d" Tor sakes a mas
sey +" exclaimed the old lady when she came to
look at it, how good you've fixed it, never
see nothing so curious as what printers is."-Er
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

many conflicting interests-wherein some of the
most influential people in the islands are deeply n
terested-will have 10 be, in some way or other,
reconeiled or disposed OF. Lastly,-and although
last named here, first ia importauee,-it is indis-
pensable to the safety and progress Of the country
that there should be well devised systems of fiscal
ard judicial administration suited to its very pecu-
liar circumstances and requirements 1t will be ne
cessary 10 the proper understanding ofthcse matters
that each Of them should be separately touched
1Don
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

in case. RHINE WINES in cases. such a. Lieb-
frauermch, Geisenheimer Hochhcimcr Niersteiner,
Rulesheimer Deidcshcimer Bockshcutcl. an warrant
ed genuine. Medoc 1852 and 1864 10 cases. Saufsrnc
and Haut Sauterue. Cases CLABET of other brands.
such a. Chit LfaCes. Lagrange, Leoviiie, Chamber
tin Cases Port Wine, sherry, Marachno. NAH Ex-
tract Nordhauser Brantwein. Scotch and Irish Wis
key Nordhauser kummel and double Kumme. swed
ish Punch and Cocktail, French Coguac, AuC1stura
and Boonckamp Bitters, best and real Holland Cir
imitation Holland Gin. casks Brandy Gin and Bum
Dccjen & Schroder's star brand Ale in pts and gts
Norwegian Beer in pts and qts, Marians Draft Aic in
casks, Alcohol in dcmUohns and kegs, Seltzsr Water
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

French Peas in Water. French Peas in Euttcr. tins
Peas and Carrots Asparagus Soup B1uilir. Mock
Turtle. Julien Crab, Kidney. Fowl Oxtai and hare
Soups, tins q Tongue. brunswick Liver. Mushroom,
Wcstphala. Italia. Cervcltt, Sausaccs etc. Currant
Apples and Raspberry loliics in jars Strawberry. Cur
rant Raspberry and Curraut juice. Raspberry Wire
kins Limbure aud Swiss Cheese. barrels Ivc Flour,
Sour Cabbage in kegs. kegs Sailed BrluneT kdhi.
Curly kchl tins Brauncr Kehl or Curly kchi Cabbage
kegs Dutch Herrings. kegs Sailed German String
Bcaus, kegs Sailed Turkish Peas, Canary sud Rape
Seed. dcmt0hus Yellow aud Green split Peas, Sar-
dclcs and Anchovics IN patent glass and Gin boxes.
kegs Saiircter. cases Sweet Oh. Westrh7iia Hame.
kegs Russia Sariincs. French pruucs IN glass. Smvr
ma Figs 10 glass Zsnte Currants in tins Muscaf Raj
sins in tins Carcrs ia glass. glasses Preserved Lamp
reys. Russia Caviar 10 patent boxes. Candcs saliva
tcr Soap, French Chocolate. eases Confectionery.
Marzipau and other Sweotmoats, Vinegar u igmi-
i-hn. and harrcL-. Gr-.cLL nara- and nn--. 30.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
Eruptions, scald Head. RingwOrm and
other Skin Diseases.

After fermentation with water. the utmost re-
lief and speediest can be readily obtained in all
complaints affecting the skin and joints, by the sim
infamous use Of the Ointment and Pills Bot Il must
be remembered that nearly all skin diseases indicate
the depravity Of the blood and the arrangement Of
the liver and stomach consequently, in many cases
time is required 20 purify the blood, which will be
effected by iudcious Of the Pills. The general
health will readily be improved, although the erup-
ton may be driven out more freely than before and
which should he promoted. Perseverance is neces-
sary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
Rheumatism, Cont and Neuralgia,

Nothing has the power Of reducing inflammation and
subdunC pain in these complaint, in the degree
as Hooway's cooling Ointment and purifying Pills.
When used simultaneously they drive an inflammation
and depraytics from the system, subdue and remove
an enlargement OF the joints and leave the sincws
and muscles lax and uncoutracted. A cure may al
ways be effected under the worstcircum
if the use Of these medicines be perseycred in.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

NEWSPAPERS QUARRErs.-1he New York Ma
ton has sharp but good-na;ured paragraph in
regard to the chronic warfare between newspapers,
and very sensiblI observes;
We have always wondered and shall never
cease to wonder, how it is that newspaper editors
have not found out how utterly uauseating to the
great bulk of their readers these quarrels with
each other are, and how completely all interest in
them Is confined only to newspaper men. The
wonder, too, Is made all the greater by the fact
that no newspaper was probably ever vet injured
in circulation or influence by what another news
paper said of It, The success Of a paper and the
estimation in which it is held, depend, as in the
case Of individuals, on its general character that
is on prolonged experience Of the way in which
it docs its work, and the value Of its judgments
of men and affairs. Any paper which has gained
a respectable footing in these respects cannot be
IN the least injured by another papers saying
every now and then, that it is a fool, liar, or
knave.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
The Sufferers Best Friend
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
Bad Legs, Ulcerous Sores Bad Breasts and
Old Wounds.

No description Of wound, sore or ulcer can resist
the hcalin, properties Of this excellent Ointment.
The worst cases readily assume a healthy appearance
whenever this menicant is applied sound flesh
springs mp from the bottom Of the wound, inflammation
Of the surrounding skin Is arrested and a complete
and permanent cure quickly follows the use Of the
Ointment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
Piles, Fistulas and Internal inflammation.

These distressing and weakening diseases may with
certainty be cured by the sufferers themselves, if they
will use Hooway's Ointment and closely attend to
the printed Instructions Il should be well rubbed
the ncighboring parts, when all obnoxious matter
will he removed. poultico Of bread and water may
sometimes be applied at bed time with advantage
the most scrupuous cleanliness must he observed II
those who read this paragraph will bring Il under the
notice Of their acquaintance whom 20 may concern
they will render service that will never be forgotten
rs cure is certain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

one bearing down upon you in the street, turn
byelane or entry, or even pop into pub,
no. don't do that either or he will report that you
are confirmed drankari and frequent public
houses at all hours of the day. But do get out
of his path; he will do you no good, and he may
do you harm, or at any nate he will try to do so.
for it is his policy to raise himself by pulling
down other people, If he will persist In getting
in your way-then you will have to DO the best
you Exchange.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
DRY GOODS |!

WHITE MARSEILLEs. BED QUILTS. White
w Cotton Turkish Towels Grey and Linen Huck
Towels. White ard Grey Cotton Huck Towels. Horse
Blankets bales Of Blankets in an wool and All cotton
bales Brown Cotton. bales White Madapclams. bales
Of Fancy Englsh Prints, bales White Ground Prints
bales Printed Brants, White Brilliants. cases
White Molcskin, White Cotton Drill. Half Linen 10,
AT Linen Drill bales Blue Cotton, bales Blue Flan-
nell eases White Linen Duck. Vail Barege Of al coils
silk Crenadine for Walls. White Cashuerc. Black Ne
ruo ami Thihet. fue Black Coburg. Baratheas. Blunt
ing. colored Lined Drlls, White Jaconct. Null Nus
lin. Nainso0ks Victoria Lawns Swiss Dotted Muslin.
Anti Maeassar Black. White Brown Linen Thread.
White Cotton Thread; Heavy aud extra wide Ticking.
Har-ccth Seating. Bilck O-clo'h. Grey Liren Drill.
Horrock's White Cotton Long Cloth Crochet Cotton.
bales Blue Drilling Heavy White Corduroy, Amos
kcac Dcnims. italian Cloths. Black aud Blue Broad
cloth, Heavy White Cotton Bed Shooting. Cashmere
d'ccossc CARPETS and Tapestries. Tape Chctk, Paper
Cambrcs Sicsias. fine Whife Linens. Ladies Corscts.
Buttons aud Trimmings for iai0rs use Black, Brown
and White Linen Hollands, Black SIX. Black and
White Cotton wadding, Zephyr Wool, Saddle Cloths.
Black Crepe. etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
CE eTWEN g..
HATS ek,c

Ladies Hats and Bonnots. new styles, ChIdren's
Hats and Gents Felt Hats, styles. Ladies' Chill
dren's and Gents Gioves. coorcd Kid Gloves f1r La
dies and Gents. Suspendcrs. Carriers, White piqus
Vests, fine Blue Sacks. Black and Blue Cloth Paats
White Duck Sacks, Pants and Vests, Orican and AI-
pacca Sacs, Prma Pants fgurci M0icskin Pants.
figured Victoria Pants, Sik Umbrellas. whaicbone
frames extra sizes, Ladies SIX Umbrellas. Brown ard
Blue Cotton Umbrellas. complete assor't of Gents
Linen and PAPER Collars. Neekties. Mem white ard
grey heavy merino hafhose. mems and boys. heavy
brown cotton socks, ladies superior white tsckiurr.
Merino undershrts and drawers. extra sizes brown
cott6i undershrts pilot recnF jackets monkey jack
ots. waterproof coats white cotton hemmad haniker-
chiefs. superior white linen and lawn handkerchief
mourning aandkerchicfs, calico and madapoam shirts
andothcr numerous articles
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
serofula or Kings Evil and Swelling of
the Glands.

This class Of cases may be cured by Holloway pu-
rifying Pills and Ointment. their double action Of
purifying the blood and Strengthening the system
ders them suitable than any other remedy for
all complaints Of scrofulous nature. As the blood
is impure. the liver stomach and bowels being much
dernngcd, require purifying medicine to bring about
a cure.
Both The Ointment aad Pin, should Be u,ed IN NE yol-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

Cases nicknacks and fancy articles. toys ana dolls
jack knives. butcher knyes and pen knivcs, water
monkeys, silk bctings, ribbons in large assortment
feathers and plumes, artificial fowcrs and wreaths.
gutta percha round combs, dressing and fue tooth
combs ladies dress trimmings hae cmbroiiosics. hs
best OF German cigars cors. black bat ribbons black
polished fence wire, coed article hoop iron Manila
rope hemp sail twinc. waking sticks violin sirurs
hooks and eyes. hair pins, mcerschaum pipes orna-
mental globe table lamps. watches, window glass ETC.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
To Let,

VERY DEsratnrr WV
NH COTTAGE. -aaffirtar s- -..efrt
gaID Par.or. SIG 1f rerr1 Fsiraruf Do.
ltlt8 ing Room. k.fsleu aa.I Flnrrr nrIt
4=zAalAcNo Hlusa. -erranfs' urasr ~ Eaa
House b surrounded BY far'isl a1i faa.n-r '.-.is
and D. pleasantly located d, one 81 tls a..r asaar
parts o. The city. Apply o.
Is e. HyG1 srtNsENW fEu. w =.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

Sold at the Establishment Of PROFESSOR HOL-
LOWAY, 2i4 Strand, (near Temple Bar London. and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the civilized world at the following prices
Is. l4d q. 3D.. IS g.. lis. 22s., and 33s each Pot
Sc There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
y. B.-Directions for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder affixed to each Pot.
% 1T. WATERHoUsE, Agent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
ERY

BLANK BOOKS, such as ledgers. journals. das
books, cash books. stock books. acrouut books copy
ing books note books, book folios. octave books.
Bill. cap and letter paper pens and pen holders, ink
copying presses, etc etc.