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The New York herald., 1872-07-06

Gentle Annie and Mate, OF LOutsvtllc, the
winners OF the Double Team Race
Splendid Pacing Contcst-The Lust Race
Postponed.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July s, 1872.
With cool day and good track the attendance
upon and interest in the races fully equal TO-
not greater, than upon any previous DAY of the
meeting.
The first race was for double teams, best two In
three, for purse of $500; $500 to tho
first horse; 5000 to the second; $l2O to
the third and $50 to the fourth. There were six
entries, or which five started. The race was won
by Gentle Annie and mate, OF Louisville, taking
first and third heats-time 2:41, 2:41l4-Vulcan and
Lady Kate came In second, Billy and Billy B. third,
and Cozette and M0ie, Of Detroit, fourth. Vulcan
and Lady Kate took the second heat in 2:4lZ
The second was pacing race, free to al, for q
second and s75 to the third There were six en-
tries, OF which iOur started. The race was won by
Harry, OF Warren, Pa, taking the second, third
and fourth heats. Time, 2:284-2:27k-2:2sX.
Charley Evans, OF Rushville, Ind, took the first
heat III 2:23s4. and took second money. Hoosier
Tom, OF Rushville, was third, and Dan Voorhees,
fOu tn.
The third and last race Of the meeting was free
to ALL for purse OF 81 TOO; $500 to the frst horse
fourth There were eight entries, and six started.
Piot Temple, Of indianapolis took the first heat in
2:3lh; Red Cloud, oI kushville, took the second in
2:31b: Mohawk, Jr., OF Springfield, Ohio, took the
third In 2:2qn.
In consequence OF the lateness OF the hour at the
conclusion of the third heat, the race was post
poned until ten O'Clock tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

Steamship Regulator Freeman wilmington, NC, with
naval stores. to the Lorard steamship Co,
Ship Golden City (Br), Jones, Alexandria, e. 60 days
with scrap iron and rags 10 l. Wright Co. Took the
southern passage, and had fine weather throughout -
Ship Canada tof Bath Doanc, Cardenas 10 days with
sugar TO order, vessel TO master. Had fine weather
been days north OF Hattcrns -
Bark Windsor (Br,, Gardner, Barbados Is days with
sugar moasses and passengers to Spence, Montague
Co; vessel 70 Boyd Hincken Had fine weathcr been
9davs north Of Hatteras :.
Brig Don Jacinto (of Porand) erosion, Alicante, 81
days with railway iron, &C to James wallace 90 vcs-
sci to James Henry passed gibraltsr May and took
Brig W ID Andrews, jenkins, Demarara ~ DAYS with
sugar old iron and passengers, 70 Norton bhss 20
days north of Haeras June la % lon o. spoke
LAT 81 lon CO. brig Gillespie, from Yarmouth, Ns, for Ja
hrIu Stewart Br,. Mcdonald st Johns PR IS days
with molasscs to Burdett Pond vessel 70 order had
light winds and calms; been days north OF Haueras
ySiy Is S. lon II 81 passed bark Black Prince, steer
ing east
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
Marine Disasters.

BURNING OF THE SHIP TwEEDsDALE-Boston, July -
Capt McDougsll Of the bark wmburn, this port from
Shields that the 2t ult lat 40 49, Ion IS IL,
saw the ship Tweedsdale of Glasgow, fire. She had
prevouso been abandoned by the who had proba
bly, taken refuge passing vessel
SHIP HARVEST QUEEN, Jansen, from New York april 20
Sn Another account says the Harvest Queen went in3o
Spoken.
Bark Annette gr Fleming from New York for Rio Jss
Bark Kate crosby 3, Hubert from Philadelphia MAY
Brig HeSander William: from Turks Island for Provi
dence, July s. Off Cape May, by Pilot Boat Ezra, MOI
Foreign Ports.
AUX CAYEs, June 2l-saIled brig Wiley Smith, Keilv
ns brig Wild HHn,er .,t ss New , York @ IL
man M SsT yS steamship oy
III LivsarooS July Arrived, steamship Bela Carroll,
MA!4szAs, June 2s-Arrived. brig II Wright Meyers
Cleared asth bark Ernestine, Knight FALMOUTH briggs
Alice Putnam, Rogers, north Of Hattcras Ethel Bolton
Para JUNE is-In part schrs p Anger cooh from and
soyrIAxrroy july t--Arrved, steamship Kon, FRANKIE,
Ty yv|,, Ar, ships whs%poa 3D.
s%a Mavsns; as;A a. rsnn SS %Sss
american Ports.
BOSTON, July 4-Arrved steamships Nereus, Bearsc,
sD Ssw se%sS as s rn, m
java, St Martins; Rosetta, trinidad Randolph Payson,
S%%xrsvsa sIsansSsps %seisan, Baltimore Hatte-
ieai liverpool; bark Arthur Aocoken; schr spen-
eBsAITIMokE, July s-Arrved bark Jorsen Lorentzen,
sorensen, Grimsby.
oswnsc @ RoSs % % ss SsGn:
Ss HSy @ Ren qs1 an 6d
saiedEstssmship Ohio, Bremen; barks freeman DEN.
mis- gellast Phoenix, Pctou brigs silas Award sydney,
RsR Ssog July bar. Carmen stJ.so
81. ssedIs!S Parks, New HAvsn' sehr Aldana
NHsss ToRrRsss MONROE, July s-Arrvcd. brig Ersi Rio
GAISEsToS, July s-Arrivcd. steamship Clyde Ken
SEEw ShLExSs. June SzArryed, bark Volunteer
saos Fort
So1ns &
soS4wss1 Pass June soOsSilcd, steamship western
MsI5qUSi; and ship coHstsnsnc
Small Msrsais bIigs Thos Walters, Robinson, Barbados
New aXvS aRsp S Ss bsrstl1T .osr. "a.
BY Bey%E snas ysry bGE pa
YORK; ;loop EmpssTC ps,. TTSbSsen TnosInn a...
rNsac,SLA July i-Arrived ship Armstrong @
pxSUn Mount EGyHl 5 wlmarth LverpoO
'eP PoRTn8Np RNp July s"ArriveG d Us steamer Iris john
seGp psnsE Ssw
Annie Murchie. Merrill, and Moses Patien' Harding do
RICHMOND July 4-Arrivcd. schrs J II Lockwood
Sharrett, New York via North River; Annie Borland
Voorhees,, do via York River.
SAVANNAH, July i-saied brig Jas Crosby, Perkins.
5th--Saied barks Alpine (Br Hines, Monievdeo Nora
(r) Logan, Pictou Ms; brig Cyclone Williams, Mystic
VINEYARD HAVEN, July ARRIVED, schr Emma B
Shaw, Boston for Philadelphia.
Sailed-Schrs Bilow, VI HJewett, Commodore Tucker.
WIN Conners Webster Kelly, Idaho, and Fannie Pike.
The schrs Frolic and Norris did sail this
ing
Frolic, and Norris
5th-Arrived, schrs Ida May, South Ainboy for saco
Unison Newburg for Newmarket Nh; Ella r CrowcIl,
Philadelphia for RocKport Mass; Union, RockIand tof
New York John Cadwalladsr, Lynn ,or Or philadelphia.
WILMINGTON. NC, July 3-Arrived, schr Ben, Davis,
New York.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO July s, 1872.
There was an enthusiastic celebration OF the
Fourth In all the principal places on the Pacific
coast. There was procession here, In which
10000 persons joined.
Nicholas Z. Carr Taylor, residing at the Mission
Dolores, murdered his wife, with whom he had lived
unhappily on account Of her former life, by stab
bing her yesterday, and stabbed himself
seven times and opened his LEFT arm, but
was found to-day still living, though mortaly
wounded The house presented shocking spec
taclc, blood being scattered around everywhere
After killing her, he laid her out on the floor, plac-
inQ a pillow under her head
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July s, 1872
The following changes In the stations and duties
of army engineer officers have been made:--
First Lieutenant d. w. Lockwood is relieved from
duty under the immediate orders OF First Lieuten-
ant George NJ Wheeler, and ordered to Detroit for
duty under Major Cyrus d. COmstOck; Second
Lieutenant Richard L. HOxie Is relieved from duty
under orders OF Colonel H. w. Benhaus, and ordered
to report for duty under orders OF Lieutenant
Wheeler upon explorations in Ncva Ia and Arizona ;
Second Lieutenant VIM. L. Marshal is also ordered
to duty upon explorations In Nevada and Arizona
under Lieutenant Wheeler.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., July 81 A. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., July 81 A. NJ.
Synopsis FOR the Past TtoentvJ0ur Hours.
The lowest barometer, which was Thursday night
over New York and New England, has moved north.
eastward and is now followed by northwesterly
winds and cooler weather. The temperature has
fallen slightly in the South Atlantic States, and
risen ON the Gulf coast. A few light local storms
have been reported from Louisiana to New
Jersey. Light winds and pleasant weather
have prevailed on the lower lakes. Telegraphic
ports for Friday night have not yet been received
from the upper lakes to the Gulf and westward.
Probabilities.
The temperature will probably increase in the
Gulf States on Saturday, and, to less extent, on
the South Atlantic coast Light westerly winds,
with pleasant weather, continue in the Middle and
Eastern States. The barometer will rise slightly
north and west OF the Ohio Valley, with pleasant
WpathpP-
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 8, 1872.
The Board Of Government Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union Of America met yesterday and
transacted large amount OF business, having in
view the promotion of the cause Of temperance.
The Rev. Father McDewitt, OF Washington, presided.
large meeting was held in the evening at Concert
Hall.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

A Man Lets Coal OIL Lamp Fall
Amid q Group Of Children-Thrce Lit
tie Girls Burned to Death.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 8, 1872.
Last evening, at Seymour, Ind, q man named
Norris while lighting hall preparatory
TO q theatrical performance, let fall a
coal oil lamp In the midst OF q group
of children. The lamp broke, spreading the
burning oil in every direction and setting the cloth.
ing OF the children ON fire. The little sufferers
ran wildly through the hail. and before the flames
were cXtingushed three little girls were so badly
burned that they died In seven hours.
is said he drunk, and only his injuries prevents
his being roughly handled by the horrned anu In
dignant citizens.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06

With RFis sos y aysHd ;1sns @ s1atIn class Pay q.
Co. Had light Winds and thick log during pas.
sspSi %o@ vessel sSfS'e q Car
Gs Hsd i%ss:s Sas $.sss@ f
Hs 'tis5se % from Fo9o c.SsS o9
ssay vs sssiy is5sssS ~ sgz
% e q sPSne 3 sns %pS;S s,sS
ss&, ss.. .y .s
EbsnsHsr @ Lowe xSscoa0 s07 dsys ~ Win su
sc6r Alice, Barnard Baraooa days with fruit to BJ
ga sSs sss; H $;:::
Sem sem sss'ss'7 sisssi &sissl sSsa.Sa a'
ssSr Sisssrssn. Sis sisSsi s ssjisc5s e. E9a.en
with shIasis John Boynton. Son co;isa HsSs
Passed Through Hell Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Robin strout, Calais for New York, with lumber
scbr Roswe nurlburt windsor. Ns for New York
with pls sssr ter to to- b!sndsII, Besesun 4 Go; ~
@ ts'
yard HAVEN dsys o& New with pns % Snow
sehr VIM II BENEDICT, Benedict Marblehsad for New
scSr Mary Louisa, Loyal Frankfort for New York. with
I'M Gs.y fos:hmsn winss.. E.':xe.sh for New York.
schr Benedict Crockett Portland Tor New York. WITH
schr Cabot ParkeT Boston for New York, with molas
scSr Plymouth Rock. Barker, Boston for New York..
~ schr Mary Jane Iauuhton. Clark, Pembroke for New
schr Granite State, Bearse Rockport for New York,
schr Mary Tice, Durham, New Haven for New Bruins
sshr s Joseph 70 Young, Young, Westerly for NswsrH @
snr john Me weaver scnou
sr shr safsa Hr GF % ss% YORK
sshr Susan 3 Nash. Nash, sionuston iOr New York.
w Cass x York
BOUND EAST.
| Bark Fearless, Borden New York for Gibraltar.
sehr Shsr%an rh,nnsy kondout for g9stond ssSIdsr
schr Trimmer, Tr9ble, Albany for GloucssteT
sssG ss s1
schr Fioreacs, WHO'S Hoboten Tor Fall River:
schr soddsss' ds GS Kelly. % Ronaoat for Piymoaih
schr Lily Ernessne Smith, New York or Fort Jener-
sehr Ariana Hamlet, New York for 3. John. John, NIB.
s% ssRr hsS Ign
schr I Graham, Parker, Raritan River for Provi-
sehr Gertrude BrocEway, EiizaOethport for PrOvi-
% @ RssS9 ss% % Fl
P for s
port.
Schr Highlander, Wood ElizabethpOrt for Boston.
Schr David Nelson, Ferris Elizabethport for Prov-
| dence.
Schr Esquinaux Blake Elizabethport for Fall River
Schr RR No 36, Murray, New Brunswick for Nor
wich.
schr Isabella, Baker, New York for Noank.
sh % eR R S TSt for New
@ schr Effort RiSh por John, johnson & I1r Cape ape Ann
shr Martha Sargent S Petty Port johnson for
port.
schr DR. W Powers, Crosbic. South Amboy for New
| Haven.
| schr Hester Davis South Anboy for Port Chester.
| Schr Dav, Hart, Rondout for New London. =
Schr Right Away, Trucer, Roudout tor Norwich.
s schr Allen Gurney Gurney, Rondou, i.r Norwich.
Schr A Stevens, Dalton, Port johnson for Salem.
Schr y Gurney, Quincy. Rondout lor Providence.
| Schr Victor, Bishop, New York NOank
Schr Emma. Fitch, New York for Nolnk.
/ Steamer Electra. Mott. New YORK tor Providence
Wind at sunset, n
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
Naval Orders.

-''+.' WASHINGTON, July s, 1872
Assistant Surgeon J. F. Bransford has been or
dered to the Naval Hospital at Philadelphia; Cap
tain j. c. Febiger has been detached from special
spectOr Henry 0. Mayo has been detached as Fleet
Surgeon of the Asiatic station and granted one
years leave OF absence; Surgeon Delavan Blood
good from the Plymouth and ordered as Fleet Sur
geon OF the Asatic station to report July 20.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July S, 1872.
Thomas Guthrie, colored, was hanged ut Danve
at noon to-day, for murder. In presence OF nearly
four thousand people. lie made speech concern.
ing his spiritual condition, but no allusOn to the
murder Life extinct In fifteen minutes. The
body hung thirty minutes
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
AN INSANE WOMAN.

stroke at Bellevue Hospital, threw herself from q
three story window yesterday and was instantly
killed.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
AN ELECTRIC STORM.

YORK, Me-, July 8, 1872.
severe electric storm without rain at York,
Me-, on Wednesday, melted the telegraph wires for
long distance and killed little girl seven years
old who was sitting beneath them, wounded her
little brother and left unframed third child who
wax sitting between We Others
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July 4, ls72
The sugar market is quiet and steady quotations are
based on 0 lO reals per arrobc for No IL Dutch stan
dard.
Exchange-On United ataacs sixty-days sight, in cur.
rency a lper cent premium; short sight, "a per
Dept preMiunl.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
DELEGATES ON TO BALTIMORE.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 8. 1872.
Delegates to the baltimore Convention rom West
ern States and Territories are beginning to pass
through this city. Many OF the Illinois delegates
have already gone, and the entire Wisconsin dele
cation start East tomorrow
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
NEW YORK VISITORS DROWNED.

WEST HAMPTON, L. l., July s, 1872.
A. x. Post and Master Hugh Brckhcad, both OF
New York city, were drowned while bathing In the
surf at West Hampton at eleven O'Clock this morn
ing. Only the body OF Post has been recovered.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
Later.

NEWARK, July 60 A. M.
The boat has arrived. The murder report denied,
but fierce fighting Is admitted to have taken place
among the Zouaves. All day bottles were flying
and bayOnet stabbing was carried on. No arrest
made.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Tallapoosa arrived ut
Portsmouth IN. H. Navy Yard yesterday, having
Rear Admiral Joseph Smith and Meancthon
Smith on board.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
TOLEDO RACES.

Gentle Annie md Mate, OF Louisville, the
winners OF the Double Team Race
Splendid Pacing Contest-The Inst Race
The New York herald., 1872-07-06

Bark Annetta grl Fleming, from New York for Rio
nero May IL, lat - N lon 25 IL.
Bark Kate Crosby Br), HILBERT, from Philadelphia a
l3) for Rotte erdam, no date, &c.
Brig Alexander Williams from Turks Island for Pr
dence July OFF Cape May Dy Pilot Boat Ezra, No,
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07
snnerrIsors, Proceedings.

Board met December 2. Present-Full Board and Clerk.
 L. C. Hughes was appointed District Attorney to fill vacancy; also solomon Warner, Public Administrator, to fill ya- capcv. also II. B. Summers, 8 Justice of the Peace to fill vacancy in Sanford pre- cinct
 The Sheriff was allowed until o'clock P. M., December 13, to complete final set tlement with the County Treasurer,
 The San Pedro Road District was ere ated. Ii nbraces all of the Tucson road lying east of point one mile west of Cienega Station, and E. Ochoa was ap- pointed Road Overseer therein.
 It was ordered that the Inspectors and Judges of the late election be allowed in Tucson and Florence precincts Slo each, and in all other precincts S5 each.
 Bills amounting to S494 B were or dered paid.
 Adjourned to December F.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

Col. HENRY KENYEDY's DEATH. THE CITIZEN of last week noted the fact that John Rodgers killed Henry Kennedy on the 2Sth instant in Ad- amsville. The testimony given at M1. Rodgers examination and the findings of the Coroner's jury are now on file in the Clerks office. Robert L. Swope and H. Bledsoe both testi- fled before Justice Page, and gave it as their belief, based upon what they saw and heard, that the fatal shoot- l-5 1,-s s--- A so-I-aelouse, and upon the testimony Justice Page discharged Rodgers from custody. The Coroner's jury consisted of c. A. Paige, John D. Benner, Ed. A. Richard, P. liar vey, F. M. Griffin, T. O'Connor, Jas. Droa, James Shea and s. R. Turner. The jury say they find Kennedy came to.hiS death by the shot of a pistol in the hands of John Rodgers while act ing in self-defense.
 MT. Rodgers bears a good reputation for sobriety, industry, honesty and peaceableness, at least we have never heard anything to the contrary.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

TEE Prescc.t Mnetol .u-coy .as his good news: TheE> -e4 hi, 3, ant
 i is expected the numb, vi Ion ae in- creased to seven, C. nma. O. troops op- erating against hostile lAdians iR tie northern Tcrt ot the Territory, and Gen erai groozN Il soon have others from the south in the tield-wher9 the General is Pn. practically work jn person.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

s. Y. WooD anc D. A. MeyendorF hge been recently appointed U. S. Deputy Surveyors If lriaoral lands in Arizona the former r,i5as at ChIo- rde and the latte at Mineral Park, in Mohave county.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

QUITE heavy clouds hung around much of the week, and the rain began to fall gently and warmly on Thursday night. Yesterday slight showers felland last night the rain was continuous This morning some comes dOwnan more certainly will.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

ABOUT ten days ago, miner brought several ounces of nice placer gold into Tucson. He reported that it was obtained in the mountains near the Francisco river not far this side of the Arizona line.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

PEP .,'N.-.---'r F. II. Goodwin, for me > arrived from his new r .t .l lpAa .tiy on Monday He cone ], his family The Doctor looks fat and 4ys his new location is entirely satisfactory in the H. ter Of health and business. Judge Porte has recently made him Court Commissioner, and this with his practice 0t medicine, offices of Deputy Collector a d Justice the Peace, keep him stirrin ubo lively.
 Colonel Aob5rt Morrow, Paymaster, is about recovered from lis recent severe illness.
 Larkin W Carr came in on Monday and left on Thursday. It Was lis regular monthly visit on stage bu inoss.
 Last Saturday Lieutenant " P. Hall, Thomas Hughes and D. A. Bennett came in from CritteDden. They retur W in the week, and MT. E. x. Fish ritL
 Captain Miles Joy, E. u. Pea."e,
 V Read and E. T P0teet, 70 a..v ..- ueu;~ rr .7 n. .- .al. uuu mlIl site, Iol paten0 U T. 4 arct on the Francisco river, got into towD this week. The mines are copper, and l. m the reports are rich almost beyond b. lief
 ]. J. Rolfe, of Nevada city, California, who has been examining the Plancha mines, returned from his second trip .rte ly, and left for California by the stage of Tuesday. He speaks very highly of the mines, and intends to return. He gath cred average samples Of ore from various mines, and will have them carefully ana lyzed in San Francisco He is G man of much common sense and practical Obser- vation, and his visit will be of service to l this section of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

THE village Council met in regular ses- sion December 9. Present-Councilmen Hughes, Oury and Williams, and Recorder Osborn. MT Oury was made Mayor pro tenn The business Of the meeting con- sisted of the passage of the election order and Ordinance No. 8, both of which are complete in the advertising columns.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

,vAcrrNGroN, Nov. 25.-- General ] Do. = las been appointed Major G. ral Vloe General Meade. He takcs 'on nd of the Department of tha South. Gener4l Hancock has been ordered to the Dopal tment of the At lantic, and GeReral Terry is ordered to Dakota.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

THIS evening at ' o'clock there will be Q meeting at Congress Hall to inaugurate Q company to claim and take out the water of the Gila for agricultural purposes just above old Fort Goodwin.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

l. GoLDBERG's team got in from Arizona City with merchandise this week. Rowell & Taylor's train from same place, passed through with Indian supplies for White Mountain Agency. They had some freight for Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

FoB some time past Q rumOr has pre- vailed that Stage Superintendent Charles U. Kenyon and Miss 5. J. Moore, of Mari copa Wells, were to be married, and they have proved the truth of the T;Tmor. The parties have THE CITIZENS 5 cOngratula- tions and hope for long and continuous happiness
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.- One hundred and seventy-fiye soldiers left for Arizona yesterday by tho steamer Newborn.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

MEssRs. FITZGERALD & KENYON inform us of the unprovoked murder of M Mccartney (" Rawhide '') while asleep at Arizona City, during the night Of November 30. The body
 terribly mutilated with hatchet.
 1t give particulars tllis morning.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

Mr. J $. ROBERTS. new Agent for the White Mountain Indians, left Ari- zona City (with his wife) on the 26tb November to report to Superintendent Bendell, at Prescott. He went via Marioopa Wells. MT. Roberts, we believe, IS backed by the Episcopal church.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

LETTERS just received hero report a destructive fire at Hardyville, Ar LJl4, November IS.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

Coop reports received from the Grant Indian Agency this morning. Civil and military officials accord there and also at Apache.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

! c. II. MEYERS application for q writ of mandamus to compel the Board of Super visors to issue to him a certificate of cleo ton as Justice of the Peace for this pre- cinct was heard on Wednesday and Judge Titus was emphatic in his decision that the writ ought to issue. Ii a written opinion becomes necessary it will be given, and in that case THE CITIZEN will publish it.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

nUR STOCK Having been selected with Ogrcat care by one of the firm, and with special reference to this market, we arc confident that VIC can sell eur goods as
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07
THE CITIZEN.
LOCAL MATTERS.
-za-h- Q <s-Nr-

<. LIZARDS fine house, at the corner of Camp and Convent streets, was last night badlg damaged by fire. Old peopleas well as children are still careless with fire,
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

TIE citizens of Tucson, in pursuance of an order by the village fathers, have put the streets in decent order this week. All parties feel better and pr0uder for their nctiOn.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

TIE new advertisements, as well as the olt ones, ought always to be read with care. They mostly refer to business of mu2h importance. This week people who are liable to be hungry at any hour, may find directions to the Philadelphia Chop House and what they want there; voters will find an order for the election of viii Iage officers: residents of the town will find 2 good village order on street clean ing; and delinquent taxpayers will find the County Treasurer's notice of what they must do soon or be made do by the Dis trict Attory
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07

THERE is some energetic talk in this town about bringing the quartz mill at Apache Pass to Tucson to do custom work. If it be done, and a thoroughly competent n"-I be put in charge, the enterprise can hardly fail to be beneficial to the project ors and especially the community. Ifsome nan who talks big and assays and amalgs- r. ate by means Q. u mem r-- 5-...l boo. aI receipts, gets charge Of tue business, the result will be sickening to all concern e6 but the professional blk himself
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-07
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

than any other House in ttHs Territory We are therefore certain that as to quality and adaptability to the wants of the ooIo
 10 upity cur stnnlr is u1srrrasaed