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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-31

STATE AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
~ UHANIUAL SOCiETY.-ln pursuance OF 8
resolution passed at the Meeting OF the State Ag.
ricultural and Mechanical Society Iu December
last. the Spring Meeting Of the Society Will be
next, beginning at II O'Clock A. N. The place OF
meeting and programme OF proceedings Will be
published In Inc (morning) Charleston papers OF
that date.
Tie following eubIects have been selected for
discussion et that III eting, and the names at.
tacEeh are az .,n;ees who will be expected
W 0peL m Ne on the respective suhjects:
OF South Carol!na.-GEO. T. WICKS, R!chland.
The Comparative Adyant ge OF Labor Saving
Machinery, aud their Adaptablry to Southern
Labor and Products M. l.. DONALDSON, Green.
vile.
Ploughlng-Its Effects Cpon Different Soils at
different Seasons.-JOHN II. FURMAN, Sumter.
he cheapest Fertilizer, whether domestic or
commercial, and the most Economical Time and
Nj tho, OF lis Application PAUL 8. FIELDER,
Orlngeburg.
is an Exclusive Cotton Crop Good Policy for
any Single Farmer or Planter In South Carolina
w. NJ. SHANNON, Kt1shaw.
The Most Economical Method OF Win'ering
Stock.--rh0S. @. MOORE, Spartanburg.
Is South Carolina In Greater Need Of Labor or
Caplral9-JA>. NC :UTCHEN, Williamsburg.
With Cheap Hands and inefficient Labor, Is the
Farmer Better Remuneratt d by Superb ial or
High Farming3-R. N. SINS York.
The above named gentlemen are rnestly re-
quested 70 attend he May Meeting OF the society,
and be prepared 10 open the Discussion with
kssnys upon the subjects respectively assigned
them.
BY order T. W. WOODWARD, PRESIDENT.
mch5-! &c D.. WYATT AIKEN, secretary.
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Tbe GbafleSto11 4fms,
MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1873.

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY News ''is designa
..ted as the newspaper for the publication OF
''alllegal notices. and official advertisements,
s.for the County of Charleston, under the act
"of February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication OF all legal and public
Mnnficea1
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astlc welcome from the reading public oil New
York, which promises, for it brilliant ana
permanent success If sustained with the de-
gree of ability and enterprise which has mus
far mark ed its management.
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mnniripal Notices.

OITY TAX NOTICE.-OFFICE OF
~ CITY EASURER, CITY HALL,
CHARLESTON, 8. g., MARCH Is, ls73.-This
Office is now open aud will be open daily from 9
\. N. to 2 p. II. for the receipt OF Faxes
The following extracts OF the Ordinance 10
Raise supplies Tor The year 1873 is published for
lnfOrmAllOn:
~. SEC I'd. The taxes assessed under this Or.
dlnance shail be payable In three insralments,
lhal is TO say. one-'hird thereof frum the 10th OF
March TO the lst OF April next inclusive; Que.
third thereof from he 18Th June to first July
next inclu-ive; one.third thereof from the 18th
sept m6er to the lst October hexL inclusive:
Provided. that all persons that shall pay their
taxes IN ooe instalmeut on or before IN ist day
or April nexI shall be allowed dlscout OF four
per CENT ana that III peri hat sh I'll Fay their
second and u lrd instruments On or before the lst
say ofJuIy next shall be allowed 8 discount OF
two per cent. on the third instalment.
sEC. 8. That penalty or 20 per cent. shall at.
tach {, all unrald taxes after the arst Of october
next, and that the taxes on lily SIT ok be re-
taiued by the Treasurer out Of the interest there
on. P. j. COOuAN,
mchl5-I5 City Treasurer,
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mgLIBERAL CASH ADVANCES WILL
be made by Us on consngmeD eDts OF Cotton 10 our
friends in Liverpool and New York.
IA. ENSLOW 4 CO.,
rncha,.mwr5 No. I4l East Bay.
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Eeaal Notices.

THE 1ST DAY OF MAY.
~ A u. 1873. ut IL NJ, l will apply to or 0RGE E
B IST, Pronate Judge, fur LetLers Dismissory as
Executor Of state SUa 5. .HAfNE
NORTON WAXING, N. D.,
Executor.
Charleston, March 81. 1873 mch3l-n wflmo
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Druas, GlfmlIals, 1f.
nR, FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU.
~ MATlO SYRUP.

Warranted under oath never to have failed to
cure. $500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
including Rev. G.. II. Ewing. Media, Pennsyvana;
mia: the wife OF Rev. j. B. DAVIS, lllphtstown,
New jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frsnkford,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; hon. J Y. Greeley, member Con.
gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Gam.
den. New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. warranted to cure OF money refunded
DIR. GEO. CAULER, Agent,
'uiy1-1yr Charleston, Sc
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~lIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.
The public examination OF the pupils connected
with this Institution, will be hell on Monday and
Tue day next, CT mmeniitg each day at half.pass
o o'c ock. VIRGIL G. D1BBLE,
mch2o.3 Principal.
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TlHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
Trust COMPANY,
BAN KING OFFICE,


No. II BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. O.
PAID UP UAPlFAL................ $1,000
Receives Deposits. Discounts Paper. Buys and
Sells Foreign and Domestic Exchange at Current
Rates, and will attend 10 Collections throughout
the South. GEORGE 8. CAMERON,
President.
FRANCIS A. ElTCuELI., Cashier.
In addition 10 tile ordinary business Of Bank
Tag, the South Carolina Loan and II ust Company
have SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. In which
they issue Deposit Books for all amounts deposit
ed from One Dollar upwards They also issue In.
terest Bt airing Certificates for any amount, pay
atle Cl demand, at such rate Of interest as may
be agreed upon; interest collectable every three
mcnths, II the Certificate has not been previous.
ly presented. DeposItors are offered these ad
vantages, and the safety OF their deposits is
guaranteed by paid up capital OF THREE hun.
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Persons having
funds which they wish to invest, will ind this 8
safe means Of Investment, returnable upon de.
mand, and always ready for use should more
profitable Investment occur leb20-thm3mos
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8ntels
NOLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA. s. C.

This well known Hotel, situated In the centre or
the business portion Of the city, affords every
convenience and comfort to travellers on busi-
ness or pleasure.
The proprietor. having secured the services OF
polite and Efficient assistants, pledges himself to
spare no palma IN It's management, TO sustsin the
nigh reputation 80 long enjoyed by the "Colum-
bia. ~ as lrst class house.
Attached to the house Ia handsome Billiard
Room, furnished with three OF Phelan 4 Collan.
dars best and most improved Tables. I'-7'f %
Telegraph ONCE In IotundR Of the House. eA1ao.
Bathing Rooms equalled BY none In the eitv, .
WIN. G0RMAN, Proprietor.
E. z. BuBpEnL, late or" Ghsrleaton Hotel, u and
JAS F. aADsDKH, Assistants. N52I
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Gbnrational


ENRENCH AND GERMAN LESSONS
IL given by MADAMH MARINETTI, from
Europe. Apply corner Bull and Rutledge streets
from IL to /, mchl0.b4f
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NOTICE.-THREE WEEKS AFTER
IN date application will be made to the pianters'
ami Mechanics BANK for KenewaI o CEKTlFl'
CATE NO. l5,s78. for nineteen shares IL STOCK.
standing In he name Of w. w. wilbur and hoJeft
Austin, Executors OF John B. Womack.
Inchl1.m3
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@ DIR. TUFTS EXPECToRANT.-
single dose relieves the most distressing
cough, 8ooths nervousness and produces refresh
Ing Sleep Very pleasant to take mcn2l sD&w
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@ F. A. SCHIFFLEY WOULD IN
FORM his ltrons and the pu: lie generally that
on the lst OF April he will move Into his New
Photographic Rooms. King street. opposite Ease, T,
which are now undergoing thorough repairs for
that purpose. mch26
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.11eriai iNplHr-.

~ PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FUN
furnishing WATER at Fort sumtr and GRAVEL
at Forts Sumter and Moutrle. For particulars
apply to Captain HEAP, o. 8. Engineer omce'
No. 43 Broad street. mclSl'o
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'TNO RENT, THAT LARGE AND CON-
l. MODlOUS Building. No. l4s East Bay, re.
Gently occupied as the Publication ONCE OF TIE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Coffee
House. For terms, &C., apply at the office OF
Tue NEws No. 10 Broad street. sep28
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B- BE VERY SURE TO TRY THE
DOLLAR REWARD SOAP for house cleaning.
DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, 8. @.
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ITO RENT OR FOR SALE, THAT LARGE
l. and desirable Residence, No. 0 King street,
recently finished, suitable for one or TWO respect
ahle iainiies having all the necessary outhulld.
lng5 for the accommodation OF the same. There
Is IN the premises one OF he largest CHS: erns and
one OF the beet wells Of water In the city. Apply
on the premises. mchl1.Llth2mth
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VlO RENT, THE PHOTOGRAPHIC GAL
Il LEkY, corner King and Liberty srees, for.
merry known as "Scnlney's.n Also. Back Store
ur same Building, on Liberty street. Amply az
No. l76 MeeiiLg street, one door above George.
Tnph1I,1nn0
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g- CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA, from New York. are notified tha'
she ls THIS DAY dlschsrglng Cargo a' Pler NO.
Q, Union wharves. All Goods remaining on lne
dock OF sunset will be stored at owners risk and
expense. WM. A. oooHiDNAi'
mcha,.1 Agent
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WASHINGTON RIFLE CLUB.-AT-
w TEND Meeting and Drill at Club Hall,
IH1S EVENING, at O'Clock.
BY order President HoRsEY.
u. L. GLEN, Jr.,
mChSlH SecrftarV
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1tleetin9s.

CT, ANDREWS SOCIETY.-THERE REGU-
~ LAR Meeting Of the st. Andrews Soriety
wi be held at South Carolina Hall. THIS EVEN.
ING. at O'Clock. ROB'T. u. GORDON,
mch3l Secretary.
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Remar1s.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD! FOR
: Il discovery OF q dark BAY PONY, sprung in
right fore leg, and star In forehead Also,
Brown MULE, medium size with white aud
mouse color on the belly. Stolen from the sub.
scrber, near SummervIlle. HETLAR GRANT.
mch2l-lmw6s
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BGarolnl.

MFRS. WALTER HAVING RENTED
lYl- Mrs. PrnQle's House, in SummervIlle, for
the summer, will open Boarding Hou-e from
the first OF April. ANY per- on vsltl g that place
She will be glad to accommodate Terms mod.
crate. Refers to Rev. 1oomer Porter, Rev. James
Elliott, Mr.. James II. Wilson, Mrs. E. Doucln, or
To Mrs. Lois Walter, No. 10 Cannon Hlr,et.
nchl2.wfm2mOs
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OFFICE g. C. RAILWAY COM

w- OFFICE G. C. RAILWAY CoM-
PaNY, MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1s7a.-on and after
this day the regular Summer scneauie WIN oe
run. The last King street Car VIII leave 'ne
Battery and the lat Rntledge strees oar Lie
Postofiice at 10 O'Clock P. M
mch3l.2 EVAN EDWAnO1' Seei o'"-'
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H.. 81

To the Defendants, JOHN l.. n ACAULEY, IS
RAEL EDWARD W0OLF and JULIAN MOSES
ABRAMS: Take notice that the summons in this
action. OF which the foregoing ls copy, toeethvr
with the complaint herein, was hled In me once
uf the Clerk of the Court OF z, Oh Pleas, AT
G, arlestnu, In The county OF Charleston, In Inc
State Cf South Carolina, on the 18th day OF March,
1873 WHALEY & Mitchell,
PlaiBt!Ile' Attorney.
March 18th, 1873. mch24 me
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NHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

NNHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF CHARLs sTON.-Court OF com.
mon pleas. s.-JOSEPH $. LEGARE and THOMAS
EgARE. Painti1s, against EDWARD sG 7. LIE II;
Executor; FANNY BAILtY. wife OF ALOkz) :.
BAILEY; ROSA B. WHALEY, wife Of jHAN .; =;
or ORGs W. 8. LEG ARE, deceased, and ALI K.
LEGARE BEkWlyK LEsAEE aud GE9RGE G;3R
MAOAULEY ISRAEL EDWARD WOoLF and
JULIAN MOSES ABRAMS, Delendants.-Copy
Summons.-For Rellef.-lComplaiut not served
To the Defendants above named: You are
he eby summoned and required 10 answer the
complaint IN this action, which Is nled In The
office II the CLERK OF Common Pleas. for the said
County, aud to Serve CO. OF your answer 10
the said complaint on the subscribers at their
office, No. .4S Broad street., Charleston, within
twenty days after the service hereo: exclusive OF
the day Of service; and II you fail TO answer the
complaint within the lime aforesaid, The Plaintiff
10 this action viii apLly 10 the Court for The re.
lief demanded IN the complaint.
Daled 10Th OF March. 1873
WHALEY d MITCHELL.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TIsl JACOB WILLlMAN, q. y. p.
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THO RENT, THREE ROuMS, OF DE-
l. SIRABLE residence. on the line OF city Rail.
way. Also kitchen room. Apply at No. 20
Rutledge avenue. febl0-mth
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~THE SUBSCRIBERS, FORMERLY
with CHARLES KERR1SON. So, can be found
In future ty their friends at Messr'. hcLoY
RICE, corner OF Hasel and King streets, where
they will be pleased to serve them.
JOSIAH F. SMITH.
mch1o NTH J.J. HERNANDEZ.
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Ohlr,al Rattle Numbers.

0fflclGl Hattie Numbers.
nFfIClAL RAFFLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
benefit OF the State Orphan Asylum:
CLASSHo. 47s-sATURDAY MORNING, March 20.
73-65-2i-i2-25-6a-s 6a-s-1s-7s-87-2s-70
GLASS No. 4SO-SATURDAY EVENING, March 20.
41-23-is-45-32-64-e3-
mchsl.l A. MOROsO, Sworn Commissioner.
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DanIs.

VKTANTED, A COLORED GIRL TO AS
w SIST In the care OF an infant Apply on
savage street. below Broad STREET. mch31-lf
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90 Rsn.

ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE THREE
Il STORY Brick Residence No. 10 Lamboll
street., contllliug upright rCo u.s. dressing.
room aud PANTY large cistern on the premises
aid cUumudiuus ouibnil,insu Rasih-nra re-.
Gently najnted aud immediate possession gwen.
T---:u moderate Apply 10 +. GRAAaE SlMoNs,
No. STATE street. mch3l.l
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For 6ale.

A PRIVATE SALE, THAT PLEASANT
conveniently located for business, containing six
large ana three small rooms with good lot and
outDulldlngs. Address A. L., at this Offiue.
mch29.2
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VTTANTED, BY A WBITE WOMAN. A
w situation as q washer and ironer; is
willing to assist in housework. No. lo9 Church
street, mch3l-lH
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WANTED, A RESPE CTABLE COLOR
w ED Girl, as Child's Nurse; willing 10
make herself useful. Apply 81 Tradd street. Re-
fel ences equred. mch3l.2*
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WANTED, A RI SPECrABLE LADY
w 10 assist In housekeeping and make her.
sell useful. suah one will 1Dd comfortable
home by applying Immediately at No. S5a King
street. mchI9sm2f
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XNTANTED, A COLORED GIRL AS
w general House Servant Recommended
tious r. qulred. Apply at No. 65 Hasel street.
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TITO SONNTAG'S IYEING AND
" SECURING ESTABLISHMENT, No. "a Went.
worth street, between Meeting and anson.
GeUts' Coats, Pants, &C., nicely cleantd ard
uycQ, mCh3l-.~
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EOR SALE, TWO 40. l MILCH COWS,
Il with Calves. One gives % and the oih"r
% quarts per day. CaH be seen at The POstuiAce
this day between 10 and O'Clock, or at any other
time at No. % Hanover street, mcl29 ~
Arizona citizen., 1873-07-05
Railroad Prospects for Arizona.

The Texas and Pacific Company has shown such life and work during the past twelve months. that no one could reasonably doubt the early construc- tion of an overland road through this section of the Territory and the Atlantic and Pacific Company, having charge the one to pass through Yavapai and Mohave counties, has been doing nothing; but the annexed dispatch to the San Diego Union in dicates new life for it, and leads to the hope that two overland roads will ere many years pass through the entire length of Arizona:
 NEW YORK, June 25.-After many postponements, a meeting of the stock holders of the Atlantic and Pacific R. R. was held yesterday at which a new Board of Directors was chosen, headed by Oliver Ames, Joseph Selig- man and Frederick Billings. The Board will soon meet again for the election of officers. It is said that & new policy is to be adopted by the Company, which will restore the stock to the active list. For some time past there has been an almost total cessation in transactions in this stock, quotations running as low as 23 cents.
Arizona citizen., 1873-07-05
SOLOMON RAY.

hard close man was Solomon Ray; Nothing of value he gave away;
 He hoarded and saved,
 And he pinched and shaved; And the more he had the more he craved. The hard earned dollars he toiled to gain Brought him little but care and pain;
 For little he spent,
 And all that he lent, He made it bring him twenty per cent, This was the life of Solomon Ray, The years went by, and his hair grew gray;
 His cheeks grew thin;
 And his heart within Grew hard as the dollars he worked to win. But he died one day, as all men must, For life is fieeting, and man but dust;
 And the Leirs were gay
 That laid him away; This was the end of Solomon Ray. They quarrelled now, who had litle cared For Solomon Ray while his life was spared;
 His lands were sold,
 And his hard-earned gold All went to the lawyers, l am told. Yet men will pinch, and cheat and save, Nor carry their treasures beyond the grave;
 All their gold, some day
 Will melt away, Like the selfish savings of Solomon Ray.
Arizona citizen., 1873-07-05
THE PIMA TROUBLES.

A brief statement of the late troub- les with the Pimas may properly be made as follows: On the 24th of June, San Juan's day, dance occur red near Adamsville and SO did gen. eral drunk in the carousal son of Antonio Azul, Pima chief, was killed and Papago badly cut with a knife. Domingo Garcia was arrested as the murderer of young Azul, and while in the custody of deputy sheriff Smith R. Turner, the Pima Indians forcibly entered the prisoners place of con- finement, took him out and beat him to death with clubs. The calling for and receiving military aid from McDowell and Lowell was referred to by us last Saturday, and is further alluded to in MT. Brady's communi- cation in this paper. MT. B. also mentions other matters which we need not now repeat.
 The general impression is that Mex jeans killed young Azul, but thus far no proof of it exists, or if so, we know nothing of it. They may or may not have been guilty, and as stated last week, the killing might have been done by drunken Indians in a family row.
 One thing is certain: The Pimas deliberately, in defiance of all law and in manner, too, to prevent any suc- cessful execution of the law, mur- dered man whom the law-oficers had in charge with view to ascer- tain whether or not he was guilty. They also made many defiant threats; stole some property and destroyed growing crops by running over them with horses in a reckless and willful manner; and generally conducted themselves in utter disregard and de- fiance of law and order. At least such are the reports as they come to us from several sources. No matter who killed the Pima and wounded the Papago, the subsequent action of the Pimas puts them down as law less as we'll as unrestrained people.
 Hearing that Judge Titus contem- plated calling grand jury to inves- tigate the matter, we called upon him Wednesday to make inquiries thereon. He replied that he had sent to the Gila to ascertain whether evil dence sufficient to convict the guilty ones could be obtained, and if it can, he would call grand jury, and prob ably try Pima already indicted for murder on such evidence as can be obtained.
Arizona citizen., 1873-07-05
OUR correspondent at Prescott writes us as follows

writes us as follows
 Lieut.. E. D. Thomas, 5th Cavalry, with 1Ol of the Indians who left Date Creek, arrived at Whipple on the 23d and left on the 24th June for Verde. Ten Indians moved direct for Verde from the Colorado. Ten more re- mained among the Mojaves, thus making up the total of one hundred and twenty-one of the band referred to. Many had already returned to their proper reservation. Capt, Geo. F. Price, 5th Cavalry, arrived at Whipple June 23. He is to take command of the troops tc build telegraph line.
 MT. R. R. Haines, o. M. Agent for the construction of the telegraph be- tween Prescott and Tucson, reached Whipple June 23 and was in consul tation with Gen. Dana. The work will be begun at once and pushed through.
 Lieut.. c. P. Eagan, 18th Infantry, wounded at the lava beds, has recov- cred and is now enroute to Mohave.
 Dr. Bailey and Gen. Small arrived home on 23d, expressing themselves delighted with southern Arizona and their reception by the good people oi Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1873-07-05

THE Board of Directors of the Texas and Pacific Railway Company as newly organized is constituted as follows: Thos. A. Scott, of Philadelphia Edward Pier repont, of New York; Vim. A. Wallace, J. V. Throckmorton, of Texas; Albert Hew- son A. J. Cassatt, of Philadelphia ; Henry Shacklman Joseph Hesley W. R. Me Manus, of Reading; H. B. Plant, of Geor gia; H. D. Newcomb, of Kentucky E. W. Rice, of Iowa; H. s, McComb, of Delaware; John W. Forney, of Philadelphia W. c. lite, of Kentucky John s. Harris, of Louisiana Joseph Brown. of Georgia. The officers of the Texas and Pacific Rail road are as follows: President, Thomas A. Scott; ice-President, William A. Wallace; Treasurer, Edward Pierrepont; Seretary, Emanuel B. Hart.
 At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the California and Texas Rail- way Construction Company, held in Phil adelphia lately, the following Board of Directions was elected: w. J. Walters, of Baltimore; Geo. B. Roberts, of Philadel- Phia; J. N. Mccullough, of Pittsburg; c. F. Holly, of New Mexico; H. H. Houston, of Philadelphia; Matthew Baird, of Phil adelphia; William Phillips, of Pittsfeld :; John McManus, of Reading; Alfred Genther; s. F. Miller; H. B. Bristow, of Louisville; Henry G. Stebbins, of New York :; J. Edgar Thomson, of Philadelphia, Frank s. Bond and J. B. Bowman, of Lexington, Ky. At the meeting of the Board of Directors the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Pres ident, H. B. Bristow; Vice-President. Frank S. Bondi; Treasurer, George D. Krumbhaar; Secretary, E. J. Babcock.