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How Permanent Customers are Made.

If YOU have never used SapOliO, the next
time you send to your grocer tell him you
want cake; it will cost you only few
cents. Then look all over your house, and
wherever you find spot upon the paint,
the furniture, carpets, or anything else,
whether it be dirt, grease, tar, or whatever
else, use Sapollo according to the simple
directions. Then collect all the tinware,
copper ware, knives, forks, kettles, etc, and
polish them up. When you have done this
once, then Enoch MOrgan's Sons know
positively that their SapOlio has won an
other permanent customer.
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GOlladay's Gift Enterprise.-Draws {

UUIIdUdy VHU LIftOH Pr IoO'
the fourth Monday in each mOnth.-Mr.
Golladay has had fifty-eight Drawings, and
not one was ever postponed. If you draw
a prize you are certain to get it. Among
the prizes in his fifty-ninth Drawing, Dec.
y, are 3 Cash Prizes of 81, 900 each; Cash
Prize of $500; 10 Cash Prizes of $50 each;
4 $500 Prizes; Diamonds, Piano, Horse and
Buggy; 1882 other prizes, consisting of
Cash. Gold and Silver Watches, Pearls,
Diamonds, Fine Stock, Dry Goods, Stand
ard Books, etc. Tickets 81, or for So.
Address your orders to J. R. Golladay,
Bowling Green, Ky.-COwier-Jolundt. 1t
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MS. RoMers Next week.

RESERVED SEATS for Mrs. Bowers en-
tertainments can be secured, three days in
advance. at McClure's Temple of Music"
Open Friday morning at 10 o'clock. No
extra charge for reserve seats. Matinee re-
serve seats, 75c. noy2l ~
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At private sale, this week, immense
bargains in Black and ColOred Silks and in
Black Silk Cloaking and Trimming Vel
vets. G. Rice & Co. nov3O st
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Reading for old and Young.

streets, opposite the Postoilice, has received
the Young Ladies Journal for December,
Harpers and Leslie's Weeklies, Girls and
Boys, Appleton's Journal, Pilot, woodruff
& Clafin, Danbury News, ETC.; also the
latest daiieS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-30
Yesterdays Arrests.

Up to a late hour last night there had
been but two arrests made since the night
before. These were: Henry Harding, on
the charge of keeping hotel without Ii
cense, and Charles PentecOst, charged with
assault and battery.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-30

The Georgia State militia are to turn
out in encampment at Macon in July. The
city of Macon contributes purse OF two
thousand dollars-ffteen hundred dollars
to go to the best drilled volunteer company,
and five hundred dollars to the best band.
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lases COnfinued.

The case of Elijah Thomas, charged with
perjury, and that of Emma Poindexter, &C
cused of stealing $500 diamond pin, were
continued by Justice Cassetty yesterday,
the first to Monday, and the last named to
TueSdaV
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Cheap Sale ofDress Goods at the Phila-
delphia StOre.-Will be sold on Monday,
LOO yards Sateens, desirable shades, at
35c.; sold everywhere at SOC. Philadelphia
Store. nOv16 survived If
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Received Yesterdays Cases Ladies'
and Misses Oil Goat, Pebble Goat and
French Calf Shoes, hand sewed, at panic
prices at the Philadelphia Store, q Public
SQUARE. movie survived If
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900 yards beautiful Black Grosgrain
Silk, A. T. Stewards importation, reduced
from 81 to 1925 at the Philadelphia Store.
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Our Auction Sale tomorrow, commenc-
ing at 2 =. Nj. precisely, will include Black
Alpacas, Dress Goods, Mourning Goods and
Black Silks. G.. Rice & Co. 1t
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Information has been received here that
a coal fleet, consisting of forty boats have
passed safely over the shoals, and may be
expected to arrive here in a few DAYS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-30
Magistrate Commissioned.


James NJ. Ford yesterday received his
commission as Magistrate for Cross Plains,
Robertson county.
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A full line of Ladies' and Misses Fleece
lined Hose and French COrsets at panic
prices at the Philadelphia Store.
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1,5OO yards Dress Goods reduced from
SOC. to 1Sc., at the Philadelphia Store.
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your Own FauItif You Fail

To take advantage ithe opportunity to
buy your Dry Goods at cost from A. c.
Beech, 10 Public Square. nOv23 eodlw
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Red Snappers, fresh kegs and can Oys-
tiers received daily. We are selling to suit
the times. B. F. Parker, 81 North Cherry
street. nov22 If
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The Late MRS. THOMAS Balm.

A few days ago we announced the death
of this excellent lady, who, with all her
family cares and anxieties, always proved
herself Christian by bearing her troubles
and Affections with patience and resigna-
ton, and even in the midst of her suffer
ings, giving thanks to God for His blessings
In the language of the poet, it may be truly
said of her:
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Chimney Caps.-To prevent smoking
chimneys, go to W. F. Moore & Co.'S,
Market street, opposite Union, and procure
one of his new Chimney Caps. 1t
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The most fashionable Hair Work, and
the cheapest in the city, at G. 2. GRANVILLE
& Co.'S, 25 Cherry st. nov30 1t
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CITY NOTICES.

As pieces yard wide Silk-fnish Alpacas,
new shades, at 25c., worth 4Oc., at the
Philadelphia Store. nOv16 survived tt
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Real Thread Laces.-Real Point Laces,
Guipure and Yak Laces will be closed out
this week at sacrifice. G. Rice & Go.
nov30 st
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Great bargains this week in fine wool
Blankets and Shawls at 113 Church street.
John GiIgan & Co. 1t
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The greatest bargains of the season
this weekat 113 Church street: John Gill
gan & Co. 1t
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Our RedingOtes; Silk Velvet Cloaks,
Cloth Sacques and Ready-made Suits at
half cost. G.. Rice & Co. nov3O st
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Call and see thegreat bargains this week
at 11S Church street. John Gilgan. & Co.
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Special NOtiee.-We will allow twelve
per cent tare on all New Orleans SUGAR, in
hhds., from this date.
+ We also invite our friends to come and
examine our large stock of New Sugars and
Molasses, which we are offering very low.
Phillips, Jackson & Co., ~ so. Market.
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STATIONS

Blank {. } indicates no report cipher (9l sta
tionarv; minus q tendency to fail; plus ID ten
dencv 10 rise. A. G. FORD, Observer
The river was receding at this point
last evening. with 49, feet ON Harpeth
Shoals.
The Arch p. Green, with fair trip, de-
parted for the head of the river.
The Tyrone, from Cairo, IS due to-day,
and returns on Monday at p. NJ She IS
a popular craft and great fdyorlte on the
river. Capt. w. J. Harmon Is in command.
Dr. r. G.. Foster-Office and residence,
No. Is n. High street. hoV-o I'm
Trunks, Yalises and Sateheis at great
ly reduced prices during the money panic,
at VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
COLLEGE street. between Union and Church
streets, Sewanee Block. Iyy-S u
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Mems fine Furnishing Goods, Gloves,
Ladies' Fans, Travelling Bags, Walking
Canes, Umbrellas, etc, at prices below New
York cost. Call and see, at Benson's, %
North Cherry street. 1t
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, Nth Changes IN
the "a Hours ending 3 p n. Nor. %, 1873.
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TREPPARD az GO
CITY NOTICES.

Special bargains in fine wool Blankets
and Shawls this week at 113 Church street.
John Gilgan & Co. 1t
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Large line of Gents Underwear cheap.
Jos. Frankland & Co., 10 Union street.
nov25 tues, thurs,sun
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Wool Jeans at 15c and upwards. Jos.
FARMLAND & Co., 10 Union street.
novel; tues. thurs. sun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-30

On Saturdays AUCTION all day.
On Saturdays AUCTION all day.
On Saturdays AUCTION all day.
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From 2 to every Afternoon.
From to ) every Afternoon.
From to every Afternoon.
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Fashionable Soft and Stiff Hats at New
York cost, at Benson's, % North Cherry
street. IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-30

Cashmere and fine Silk Hats from $3.50
to $3.50, regular price 50 to 81, at Bensons'
% North Cherry st. 1t
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10000 dozen best Wool Hose at great
reduction. Jos. Frankland & Co, 10 Union
street. nov25 tues, thurs,sun
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Coal can be had for $3.50 per load of IL
bushels. Leave orders at offices, corner
Summer and Crawford, at Thomas Callen-
der's office, Cherry street, second door from
Union, at Pages drug store, North College
.treet, and Neylan's news stand, Public
Square. j. n. Ward & Co, nov22 1w
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The great run for our hadSome Dress
Goods, at low figures, still continues. u.
Rice & Co. nov29 u
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$50 Bargain Counter Hats, all kinds,
% to 50 per cent below New York cost, at
Benson's, % North Cherry street. 1t
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BOOes, Shoes and Hats can be had at
IT. E. Winstead & Co.'S, Maxwell Shoe
Store, at panic prices. nov29 sat,sun,tues
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at Our Olun Store Rooms.
at Our Ohm Store Rooms.
At Orr OlUR Store Rooms,
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Finest Silk POplins reduced from Sl.21
to 75c. to close them out. q. Rice u 20.
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Thousands of ladies will bear witness to
our selling cheapest. Hogan Bros.
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Elegant Colored Silks, in handsome eve
ming shades, reduced to 81 per yard; Origi-
nal cost $3.50. G. Rice & Co.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER..

Telegraphic Report from SignOl Sergies Corps u
g. A., Of Observation, at 800 +. My hs
Pacifc and AtLdntic Ltns.
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Flannels, cheapest, at Hogan Bros.
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THE BUILDING COMMITTEE

is composed Of John NJ. Cant, L. H. La
nier, jr., and L. Rhea, all young men,
and whose zeal and untiring work in the
enterprise is deserving Of the highest praise.
The money panic throughout the coun-
try has had its effect upon this enterprise,
but it is hoped that the friends of the church
will come to the relief of the building
committee, and enable them to 90 forward
and complete it. With the proper effort,
the new church can be finished and ready
for occupancy in January. So mote it be.
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Prize of $500; 10 Cash Prizes of $50 each;
4 $500 Prizes; Diamonds, Piano, Horse and
Buggy; 1882 other prizes, consisting of
Cash. Gold and Silver Watches, Pearls,
Diamonds, Fine Stock, Dry Goods, Stand
ard Books, etc. Tickets 81, or 6 for s..
Address your orders to J. R. Golladay,
Bowling Green, Northumberland. 1t
Special NOtice.-We will allow twelve
per cent tare on all New Orleans SUGAR, in
hhds., from this date.
We also invite our friends to come and
examine our large stock of New Sugars and
Molasses, which we are offering very low.
Phillips, Jackson & Co., ~ so. Market.
nOv30 1w
The great run for our hadsome Dress
Goods, at low figures, still continues. u.
Rice & Co. noy29 u
Elegant Colored Silks, in handsome eve
ming shades, reduced to 81 per yard; origi-
nal cost $3.50. G. Rice & Co.
nov29 If
Finest Silk POplins reduced from S1.25
to 75c. to close them out. q. Rice u Co.
nov29 If
New Waterproof at Hogan Bros.
nov29 2t
Home made Linsey at Hogan Bros.
nOv29 2t
Gloves, cheapest, at Hogan Bros.
nov29 1t
Button MOulds at Hogan Bros.
nov29 2t
Dress Goods, closing out, at Hogan
Bros. novZ9 u
Sheetings, cheapest, at Hogan Bros.
nov29 2t
Black Beaver at Hogan Bros.
nOv29 2t
Flannels, cheapest, at Hogan Bros.
nov29 2t
Thousands of ladies will bear witness to
our selling cheapest. Hogan Bros.
nov20 2t
Mems fine Furnishing Goods, Gloves,
Ladies Fans, Travelling Bags, Walking
Canes, Umbrellas, etc, at prices below New
York cost. Call and see, at Benson's, %
North Cherry street. 1t
Fashionable Soft and Stiff Hats at New
York cost, at Benson's, % North Cherry
street. IL
Cashmere and fine Silk Hats from $3.50
to $3.50, regular price So to 81, at Bensons,
% North Cherry st. 1t
$50 Bargain Counter Hats, all kinds,
25 to 50 per cent below New York cost, at
Benson's, % North Cherry street. 1t
BOOes, Shoes and Hats can be had at
r. E. Winstead & Co.'S, Maxwell Shoe
Store, at panic prices. noy29 sat,sun,tues
Fresh arrival of new goods daily at the
Maxwell House Shoe Store, No. Cherry
street. nov29 sat,Sun'tues
Button MOulds. large stock
lust received at Hogan Bros. nov25 5t
Those troubled with smoking chimneys
should go at once to W. F. Moore & Co.,
Market street, opposite Union, and pro-
cure one of their Gothic Chimney Tops.
nov23 If
FuTs! Furs!-Great reduction. From
st.5Oup. Jos. FARMLAND & Co., 10 Union
street. nov25 tues, thurs,sun
Best Fleeced Hose in the city; only 2Oc.
Jos. FARMLAND & Co., 10 Union street.
nov25 tues, thurs,sun
Wool Jeans at 15c and upwards. Jos.
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Fresh arrival of new goods daily at the
Maxwell House Shoe Store, No. I Cherry
street. nOvZ9 sat,suIl,Iues
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Best Fleeced Hose in the city; only 2Oc.
Jos. FARMLAND & Co., 10 Union street.
nOv25 tues,thurs,sun
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Black Beaver at Hogan Bros.
nov29 2t
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Dress Goods, closing out, at Hog
Bros. noVZ9 u
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Button MOulds at Hogan Bros.
nOv29 2t
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HOW LIGHTED.

This building, which is one Of the chief
ornaments of the city, was planned and de-
signed by our well known architect, VIM.
C. Smith, and to whose skill and good taste
the congregation are indebted for the hand
soonest church edifice in the city, and prob
ably in the State.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev.
+ Thos A. Hoyt, pastor. Servicesat II a. IN.
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Furs! Furs!-Great reduction. From
s1.5Oup. Jos. FARMLAND & Co., 10 Union
street, nov25 tues, thurs,sun
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AUCTION SALES DAILY.
AUCTION SALES DAILY.
AUCTION SALES DAILY,
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Button MOulds. -AnOther large stock
Just received at Hogan Bros. nov25 5t
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

O0Q WEST 23D STA NEAT TIDY GIRL AS
ZOO chambermaid and waitress, or to take care Of
children and do plan sewing city country
well recommended. Can Or address.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

770 I'D Av., BETWEEN AsT AND AID sTs-A
" respectable woman as cook washer and roner
good city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

ITO 7TH AV, NEAR 52D STA MOST RESPECT.
! able middle-aged woman. who is a good plain
cook and an excellent washer and roner TO do general
housework can make good bread and biscuit will be
found Il reliable woman
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, LATELY
a from the country, as chambermaid in a hotel or
oardng house Is first class chambermaid. Address,
Or two days, X. McC., Herald Brooklyn Branch ohce.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

100 7TH Av., BETWEEN 4SrH AND 4gTu STS.-
~ Two respectable young girls; as first class
cook washer and ironer the other first class cham.
city
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

O1Q WEST SD ST., THIRD FLOOR. BACK ROOM
AtO Arespectable young girl to do upstairs work OIL
take care OF children; would make herself generally
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-06

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was arrested, and subsequently, re-
leased on 10000 bail.
The Senate Transportation Com
mittee was in st. Louis on the 3Ist
ult. taking advices and considering
the subject Of cheaper transportation
for the Northwest.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-06-28

tagonistic to those of majority of
 of their fellow citizens and who
 banker after extreme political and
 social changes unattainable in the i present age of human progress,
 but who recognize, neverthless, the fact that, t,all things considered, a man can come nearer doing as he pleases, under one form of government, provided always that he does not infringe on the rights of others, than under any other that has ever existed beyond the confines of the brai1 that con- ceived it.
 THE VIENNA SCANDAL
 causes a good deal of annoyance to Americans who propose to pass the summer in Europe. Nc one pretends to know the truth of the matter; but the fact that men appointed to honorable positions by the President, and so thrust, as representative Americans, into the society of european gentlemen, are even accused by cooks and tapsters of fswindling them, must necessarily be mortifying to American travellers in Europe. It is these repeated blunders of the President in his appointments that cause thoughtful men to doubt the success of the Centen- nial Celebration.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-06-28
THE ARlzoHA SENTINEL JUNE %, 1873.


 to open the school. Never were
 a people struggling under ad- verse circumstances, striving
 harder to educate the rising gen
 eration than are the people of Ar
 izona. Our able Governor Saf-
 ford, who has yielded the Cti- zen's blade Toledan during the absence of it's owner MT. Wasson, joyfully returns it. He has "de-
 veloped a fiber" of charity for members of the guild editorial in the short space of two months; and closes a recount of the pecu- liar trials inseparable from the position of editor, with the fol- lowing unique sentence: "So, kind readers adieu, and may the Lord have mercy on your sOuls."
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-06-28

The reported attack upon Sheriff Thomas near Wild Cherry Canon, on the 9th inst, was fully investi- gated by officers sent from Whip pie and Verde and turns out to have been a false alarm, occasion ed by their presence near the mainroad, but within the limits of their Reservation, of two Apa- che boys, who were part of a de- tatchment out hunting by per- miSSiOn.-CHizen.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-06-28

Messrs. Galloway and Mccarthy, surveyors of the San Diego and Matagorda Bay Railroad line, whose arrival at Yuma we an- nounced last week, took their de- parture last Monday afternoon for San Diego. where they will report, draw maps, and make preparations, as we understand, 1, to continue the survey to its Ob- jective point. I
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-06-28

Notwithstanding the fact that
 the thermometer has ranged be-
 tween 90 and 1O9 degrees at Yuma
 during the last month, we have
 not been inconvenienced by the
 heat, and the nights have been
 rendered cool by the Gulf-breeze
 that reaches us by seven or eight o'clock in the evening. Eastern CTS and others not acquainted
 with the peculiar uniformity and dryness of this region, naturally enough conclude that so great 8 degree of heat as the thermom- eter indicates during four months of the year, must necessarily pro- duce sun.stroke, and render this an extremely unhealthy place in which to live, so prone are they to judge of other localities by the summers of their own sections; but the contrary is the case. Teamsters, miners and others en- gagged in constant and arduous labor out of doors at all hours of the day during the heated term, suffer no diminution in flesh, and lose no strength by perspir- ing, but continue to be hearty and Of diseases incident to the region there are none, hence the range of the thermometer should not be taken as an index of our climate, the salubriety of which is due to the dryness of the air. When it's excellence in this respect shall have become more widely known, Yuma will be the Mecca that will attract great of invalids to it who are afflicted with pulmonary com- plaints.