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, 1874-09-29

qatM7Mhest ,a; n steedyl nodorate tlcrn.na; c.tr
gorn sts.dy moderate Cd Mona'', ut o3c oss ii gop
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lrla wheat 60 GOO b ,oo,,
snrMrsr'-rlonr, 1000 'hrl.; rlcat, oo.ooo ,,,,
ootu, touo '' oo'''o pu
1.oU1sv1L1E!
LOUISVILLE, Sept. ea-CorToN-D nn,f ,1owcr
BnEADsrurfs-Flonr and what AUNT NM, -,
snnsnHe Corn qaot nj aas7c. Oats nuio ii Ca 7o1
i,!oyls'osa-rork non1tnnl. 1,acos, trrernor mn,
nnnscoa; sl.oultlsra 1osu; c1car ill,
md l9wer' r1oultors, 0ku, ccar rib iI%aIsc Is.
ehana1I .n,1,. 1enf 49, csrroS -Qutet aud I'M.
sts ''s 80 F0stSps stas 1bse heas hs's
isl. EsLoun1oniet and uuclahgsd. 4''''' '"s''
ConH h1EAH-Inwcr Mt ii a.
ConS-torer ut gotS9sc,
l3h4N--Quiet at s2i.1Oa2t,6o.,
OATs-Easlcr at Gic,
e,n1S.1. at 1a1o,<d p,ton qniot
nn,r.,,. a.. TglfSfo::. fsSSf.s.
H. %eIs: oips % ,s. o1seet
633ooo. '''A1'" ''''''-' WI ~ -" Ao''' Al
rns'aHr'-10"f;E SE;y ;ysSstsHs ;T',snt a<s; eern7'ee
ss $.., ,''''ss me-
5nnAs-.oaiet At s1.eo.
.tnA~Dusts CHOICE, flu.Gu.
paor1n1oE1-port dill and nominal at 5000, Drv
dull and nominal: held at 11Gal1@lg.5c 11am.'
Ordinary 13@14c; chocc, '141d@16Ho Lard in inl,t
Burpy ttercc; l5kG keg, IL, 1GRl1Yc -o"'
nuaAn-~small ,atock fair, uHu; fully fair. Inn !.
strictly PRIME loko. '' @'''
MoLAsaua--Nolo hero; new airup O 1,alrbr,. ~,
ceivcd and sold on private terl,u So ~ "'t' ec"
rNnIakl-stock small; nrm Louisiana. Il ~.
WhattTif; $L07E1 l.Ia.. $'''''
corrE!EQaisi; T!r to prime, 17@eoo..
Corn MEAh-Dnli irrsh hold at $780,,
n. CLEVELAND:
CLEVELAND. Sept. :8-GaA1N--yybcat ,,u,1 NM, |
lowers No. rod, $l.og; NO. do. 81 o. Carr oMot TIT
aud lower high ni1ol, Bic; low do" 83e car! n
track 7g5sot. Oats dn!i and lower: Nc. i sto,a ~
63e dc bid; No. > 51u; white, Gle, ' s'Aes'
IErAuLEun-Quiet.
52Go bu. ~ "'AA' ~'ooo III; oata,
br+~ +~m.rs.. r. AMAutI1E.
AiAAHAuhEkiA' 6plt, lH,-EI.ottn.-C1utnt, npd ~. |
, 1874-09-29
THE,pREsnvrrnrnvs

I11E4 E4pEE9HYTERTANS
Iho rogular fnooting of tho proshrtor;,,
ministers Of C'icago,was, held" yoasortlay morn
ing In N1cCormic1e's Blook..,
1nefognlar' or<lor: Of the programme Of .th,
i"ooeih8 "as rovoraods hocause Of the, small ot.
toneanoe At tho oponingi to tako up,
N1soELtANEou s:nus1NEss,
sng slx nlont!s syau takep I'm. vbid, raa,,,.
as as follo'Sa: President, tho Roy. Dr.! Srt1,,a
swazoy; Vlco-rrosdont, tho Ioy; .Dr. ,eaas noat
scGrotary, tho Row.. II. Wai,or. : oss !
oa5a dMe regular order OF business was thon nro,
T9aa @ m essay on ":rho Responsibilities NJ +ho
snrI Gutcn M aos hlotlorh skopticsr." Tho esuay Eot
!oItn that tho Church wAs res,onsrbo fot s,o,,
Fst TIC 10 s1nS %nmt e5ft12 of fer to
seeond, the depreciation of Christian 1nnrnis
hnifd, its want Of sympathy for thoso via ap1
aeeoknG the truth; fourth, its ilorce aud 5recY
snt nestas mpon thohoin orror fth ita failure to
nericct n mst III opular literature, sixth, its
nueonan, ue Ita presentation OF doctrines wiir,i,
m.e essofltial,to d lilo Of theology M n t,'oa
~. Wufe essential to individual salvation srhtI;
sulcoaSt m mlsanS ,s ot 1gt a9 h ngs fg it,
anoflsy nnt power Of tho Chnscl, are nos w.
steohs aa tn Dy-gono days tonth, ,tg aysumnt,nn
" SUPERIORITY III intellect aud Christian knnwi.
uago qua ptety; elrenth, ita dcclenaou in snirit.
Iho several pointa !woro o]uctdntoo ot 1o,c,,,
put the speaker did not claim that INV: of III
e''1soa Z, Wero universal in the Cnurcn.
A& tao conclusion Of tho essay, on motion.
,,, 1rB DISCUSSION
III ~ nGIhrco-mlnnto speeches wns ugrcetl .rrnn.
!, Iho. NaY. DR.. Brobston did not iu1orsc kho
.Ieas OF tho essay bocauso io could not uon tint
tousIsy tas has to Il sho hetrsdy 1y Of Gh,isap.y
INC word mud dominion of. God was tLc inco,tiva
akept1cism andinildolity,
r, IT: van Doron improved the fdoas of Mfr, i:
l5tonston, and In addition thought tho min;atrv
naao q. great miBtake in arraynr: soicmco
,sn'nss ,ss tho DI1lo. llo thought tho Diblo iand
sconce til atrict accord. ""o
hdho ~ e' lev Er. Thompson indorsea tho :euaar
n .as' Whio tho t!hutcll was to limited extc,,.'
Z ,esponsiblo for tho skeptciam OF tho world lc
LYLE monsns ot9r agencies wore creator and mora
'oWeflnl in that direction, '''s4o
ine 10y. =. Il. Dayia droT q t1;stirc,io,,
os"een Iss tue Church being responsible for' and
~ o. OCCASION Of, Bkepticiau,, 0'' "Aa Z
,,.!l ano Hev. q. Wisner said tho idea tlat fin
n ,.ar,1 Tas RESPONSIBLE for the akoptcism of
aana: Ao wantod holy ministry. An ,,nIolv
1,ln's.Iy, IN appointed by KingB and notcntate3
~. ~ pIeachod What thoy did not thonse;yoa hn.
o,,ve, Misleading tho German mimi aatrnv: W +
iho ltev. H. L. s. Ely thought tho fuiIlma Of tho
.aat ,aairY 10 pfcnch " hard doctrino tcuded n
~ sunlGlsin. Ho admired somo features of tho :,
s1la,y fly nts n col!u not indorso it rs wliolo,
M s1cd lts responsibility for skoptioxm r. H. u u
eIsa py 1ls treatment Of doubtora 'Ao y
oeFefal other Ecntlpn1cn fo}1owed in ro,,,n,..
~, ~ Hhom approved tho essay IN eo,nn nnr' ri
Inniaf8. ~. and cenaured 1t in othoiy, t"t- II
oa 'ao'soh tho meeting adjourned.
, 1874-09-29

| rb. c,tioAuo
poon Sfsy 81 hsr sfsn ar1gta yesterday with
saI tn aes Mystic camo In yesterday Nth 1lcr fore-
o,,sn Ihe 'olr, Taylor had her jbloom carr,e owo
wcI a Mfn ,,t e2ngcd to tho no, yesterday ovont,u
tho largest thut H. o. sfngf fn m ntcnso tcct-
s almost 1sITcen Wss ant Take street .rges
o1eccinoIv uockact with vessels, nafiig it
strca yeicrlay morning bciwccn uari md VIII M
damnooF nF'ases' aad several vessels were slnhtr
scr Monsoon. when coming nj, ,o river v,,.
strcet hriI & &coldeA with tho abntmcnt OF CLARK
nagn was dana r. sE11ner t lost her ibboo but no
e,,,fy sshr s sastIlo which ro!:et this port 10
jcsso mi sd n ~ u, a,s slary Merritt has beo re-
grin. "'"'o "'th ~ 4o2a OF
suc 10 hsAF W H. 1nsdila brought $500 at aaral,as
,ri5 MTho sshr crunuco got asore at Fighting Island
stea sas wsa lSt S es r d 'ss sam 'See. IT,
s0S%a to Put nt9 waukoo Ds an e a.
49,. Inc hchr Dcsaic Barnes went ashore near s,coy
H. H. s.y mornliig but waa gotten or 1,rinu In
raya"o 'atel4al dahage, aud proceeded on her
-Ihe tug Gladiator las been ]ltolcd for g .oo =,
E It. oi.E iE at tho ' Of tic recent sais%
sat,rsy rae steam bargs IT, Baldwin ra.sed milwaukee,
towed to TIM trol-oro dock SN@' '"'ef' "no Haa
neirot Tribune says tho H,pcra,on soiYora
81 t regarding Friday graphically tusrad
=. III i1M, p poet M Wthn ay or two past by refusal to
I nah last Friday declined to ship an Waterman m
w. ,tsaer Gong to Lake Superior a another postponoi
Ike reason, - "~'-" ~ ocFta 'iof
,,s, Liae work on tho l,arhor Of tho st,recon n,v
~ ,nip F. Cahal, Ia progressing favorahy The nea ~
aG aoctlon OF tic osth pier hayo becn t1rrrn
NJ te sperstsuctl'ro ia being put on Tie niirs Io.
nd wt ao o1 s south or atot rycn
rs week: The portion built laRt ycar IaH brc,. iioI
~ dtone making 1t perfectly solid and abs 10 resst
~ thu shapo Of ico That Lako Mcjts
Tho following table will show tho total spr,cnta
Hroah tohas iron. tho I1lo Superior iron ntrict
)f tho Ecasou Of 1874 iii 10 Ect,. ~ 'A "'aIA1es
, 1874-09-29

Pdrt,of ChfcnEo. 5cnt..21ss
ARRIVED.

AlsKlfED.
stlr America, sturg.on Bay, lumber
sthr !. Ds,,niua, H.; liaroar. vool.
6rhr Dispatch, Aa1lapcc; wood.
sr shr ee,ry eea9tgi m5Sab sSsf T51ss 1
1jark I. Z. Woodruff, Du,iao, coal.
sehr i!i1 Annic Tauxl,t. Ero, coal.
sshr William Gran.sy, Ea5c, coal.
5ehr Ia'aiuslor, Cleveland, COAL
I'srk Golden West; Cleveland, coal.
Sc4i Havana, 0sTego, coal.
schr rllgrim, Cedar Kirer, isI I,imber' It:e u'''
6ehr ucralt. afantEtce, lumber.
lark piioenix. penaaukcc. lumber.
scnr Ellen spry, rensaukoe, lumbor,~.
scnr Emerald, dolcrieh, aslt
tehr 7. Il. Merritt. Nngston, salt,:
Ifop Newbureh, ,Duilan, sunlr1cs. ~ i
b:ar arab. lilatugton lumber:
stAr 1saholla s:ndJ, Mlntstcc, lumber,
5mr GhicaEo. Ianttowoc, annlrie4.
Stlr katc Gslett, Duncan city, Iulabcrt.
t3:ar 4. Hush, Muskcgon, lu.nGcr.,
isr7g E1shion, Stnracon Bay. unber.'
Sthtr Corona, st. Juac}a, sundres,
Iror lakc Drcczc, Benton Hxrbor, cundrlcar'
seIr ?. NcwLall, Enuapec, railroad tles.-
Gehr Eric Eec, Murrs,inc, sait
Sur lsarbar!Hn, Ucauto lumbcr.
;;slr ;;ehr A. 3H!afxs'eyea; MusEeCo,,, lumber.
hchr Inlsy. aturkrgon, humber.
f'chr ksle barley; Dunran City,iumber
HcAr l}aek Hawk, Lincoln, lulnler.
GrLr lloncst John perltwi.nr, lumbar,
s:hr Mys.!n, Muskc.on; lumber.
Schr ]. g. Aloss, ,Iuskcyou, lun,ber:
s:nr ]; c.tchpo,c n1uskrGou, ,un,ber..
Sehr Potomac, Jackaoulurs, wood.
1'rop G. !. I,lssttai, Grcer bay; srntrfcs
srltr i. i. Ulale, Green Lay, ,.cntur 1osta.
t'chr 1saoinc, MuBhogon, luEibcr.
s,co" Granger. Grault ilsyau, lu,nlcr,
M tM.rhr Charics g, L'lli,E. sian,1tcr, lumber
f5chr Glad I4ufnss* Willis Ialc: iu,ibtr.
Echr Taller, Alrena, LUMBER.
Echr Kata lIimchtntna nlnr,, !' H., .''isnu"E ,1a
Eclr Alousoan: Grsud, .i[nven. lu,Irr a"'oes'
Ec1r Grace IL. FiIer. Ludiratnn ii,n,.cr
Srhr w II. Dunhuni Gran,j Travtmso 1,,,,
6rlr Ketcii,n; 1.itte praycrsp, Aa-t
scl'r otonahpe, Knrardine; salt.
Irop City Of Toiedo. osisnso,,rg, 5s ns suudr,e,,
Prop Charles lscitz; aIi,,isce,. Innbers
largo O D, A1ltskcgol., iu,ubcr.
1iargs Tranefer' Ailskogon,' lll1nbor.:
arse clty of Gl:.nI sspids, aran a5e, % n6sr intsr
scl.r " Il, Willhrj. Maii,outs ricr. railroad lin,
, 1874-09-29

Wero dull and nominal at 9t693.o for enrn mr., o,,
~ Ior Wheat to buffalo, BY Eul This nroa Tr.;ss3
Lo,'htaia City corn RIu prop Newblsrgh wj,n., m
;Sty ray through v!a buffalo. Prop Mayliower cnn,
-, M VIA Sarnia. Bclr J. r. Doane loais wozt H.
M aaaio on ownerH account. Total s: ca,artv * m
VI '"aea so o0U bu cor1 mud 10o10 iii larlrx 'e100
, 1874-09-29

1aat received ha!f.ozen carIoa,I, ~ cho,co
t t.% salmon. cheaper than beef All Kinds Of canuod
M"a'; v] ]ell!cs' pickles, etc., at bottom pricca,
- ~ "alacr, ~ aud II River atrcot, Clicspo.
, 1874-09-29

:, a1lo Wilton t1a.) Exponent haa t.o following
,r,Ia, r,.nsmatlon regarding the now cattle ptasue.
borl!ood Of that place S'0'A ~ ''o nc'8a'
LILO dlaoaae " ~ curious In its sorkinrn aa
, 1874-09-29

- rlaa rosewood pianos, prices s9po to s7oo. tor,.
]So caal, balanco $25 pur ,on,l. gnlenit1 ~
motiv 1 s.os das $l?s; terms, s cIih Daa1cs Oh
, 1874-09-29

'@'"'A''S' ''''.:::... ,,::,:. sg31, 1889
me tlitoaGo, 1lock 1Blund, & Pacific .Raf]ro,s
,srapa upny ky has o1 declared dividend Of por cent
road ~ ~ peaWars, Lackawsnna d. Western RaIl-
cant ras nas,1' neeaTo na quarterly dividend Of por
a ine ue.ohst coupons Of tho Louisville & Nasy,-
,a ~. is1i,lond m consolidated mortgage bonds viii
'e ta'a " DEoxeI. Morgan Il Co.
~, EAhSINos OF WISCONSIN, RoanH.
!, ~ 1s htattdlthat tito report nj tI1c currtno ~
ti .ao Gllca69, milwaukee, Il st. paul lfnlronG ~
aa;,ai 'u "uoh t ~ ooptnmber, 1874 has bonn ro.
GsaYoa fca at iho Now York oflicc, but ia withaij
from @ aie tsca papno. Iho New York Tribune oarus
crease of about or II er eom ont !. co ao-
M EHtea MILL taoso for thu unmo tjma H. 1e5o
Ing lug H'ltes aooroABo for til,oe wooha i, ~.
nio about F31S.0u0, Or 10 nor uont. 'c''
auu na!no paper states That tho Ci,,c,oo t.
nv ;,fora,at; wonlpany still continue to refuso
ay o., ~ u regard to its earnnen hl ~
y aa1a " tAo oilicialu Of tho st. pal Wos ~ 1ha
Tie AofthTogt1rn'a decrease will crnaoI .t tuat
oWn.s iot, il tho face Of those facfa r snslf M
osAs1 .; !act, lhat On Oot both roaia hovotn
;om'.y wan the Potter law, tho stoass or thpao
tat. Ae o'1otlGess On tho |
'oAaopoAE AHDEn3lLT CoSyrS71o.f ~, !
FREIGHT. AoESTN. ~
=. Special Dtspatch 10 ne CA{cayo 1,.,,,,.
!, =. MeW ~ lonK, sept 2s:-1t was reported to-i1,r
raw from all bis responsible otiirai ro,s NJ Mtl'-
lth hss railroads within .llrco months l." 1aa
Gan be learned, tAoro ia no truth in tia n.,'
na II was probably suggested BY Mr. Tanday..
llsh recent retirement frOM Wall strect. A1''"
- a. 1eo coming convention to DO hold In thia
y OF donoral freight Agents at tho d}ifera.,t eu'
'ilroads throughout tho United statoa nfTnrt.
~ 20 t1ado To create q lailrond Cloarn,- Hnns"
facilitate tho businoss 'A'o''so
, 1874-09-29
RAILROAD NEWS,


| THE ONO MISSISSIPPI
Iho annual meeting Of the Ohio & 1fisztss;nn;
Nallroad T'll 10 held at Cinciuuut OIL ll,o Al, tf
oetober: Tio Directors going out'aro n1ossrs
William AAsplnwall, Lars Auieraou. nni W n
AoeAntook.s These gentlemen will undoubtod]v
% ro- elected. Tho following il at, extrnct fro,n
tho annua! report to ho submitted br tho rrcsi-
dehtt Mr. Daniel Torrance: Ae''~
Y oaS aont h9s been reduced by tho payment
| eral sinking funds: - A"s'an1 u seV-
an nhsts easssa ~ 19sr;,;s e in asso
e".uee Slob, ,1ll48in favor Of tho stockholtcrs: "
Is gradually recovering from TIM efcc,. =,
ao ne aae a 1na With further g'ins tn rao viii ere
elxaehdB "! !, Gu oi earnings. A'osA
md hs IL iaa ne o n Ess essn0D was sao
Acttal operating cxrcua23 jue,1jno 4a,ec e,,+
per cent Of gross earnings. ' "eA' of<t
Ihe opentng Tor highway service Of tho mauujcc,.
cary in Jny nv ooes , ihe ss1sspp River ut st. Louis
us @ suosequoae ancreaa1 unainctt III r,asc1rsr rnr
,Ann tla Notwithstanding full ttaius ]n mi ~
wao raiiroad ueo Of tho bridge walts comn1etion y,
lna nunot nnalngs At st. LonH. 1t IN however oYncc,s
tnsss buildings will lo rcry for uccancy eariy i
Or m , s ths ncs,on counted from Ito Dasstng
! The Financial statement for Gr.a} vc- -ro,, 7,
1s''' to June 10, 1874. is ioIlows '"5 y
EasS1SGu, SI*T3O7I 10
1. toan paascnscfa. ,0} tOyyo3
E ton lreleht. .'............ 1,3a,3 74tI1
Fron'. ro1n ,'!a nsn *a''''.......... t,ns7.s3
: F'n'' h'S'1' '''''''.'.'''... 7s,,aoj.uo
1ess tFa"aiss: iorncrly IL: :S'8'S''t''0
'H1Aeu}'''.............. 3j55723S
Operating axrcuscs, tnc1ud-' s''':.''ol.'2
less Hs tsaa.fsfs "a ajo;s; 2Sies;e7s
IN, ooo =. 4
, 1874-09-29

Ihe nEy. SAMUEL CHASE, D. D.,
~ m!ie LEY. CLINTON LOCKE, D. D..
~ Ito REy. ROBERT SlcAIunDY, D. b..
;i;i'c Iilo ICY. ICY EpwAnD SULLIVAN, D. D.,
/; u. or1s. Esq..
William FlrzlIUou Wt,1rEuorsr .rsa.
GEORGE II. lIAnLow, Est. 1:.''1''
, 1874-09-29

THE BISHOP OF ILLINOIS.
testorfay morning. tho .I,ay., Dr.. Locko ro,
oolved from Prof. George r. Seymour, tho uoulv.
e.oeIea @ nlsllop Of tlls diocese, lotor accent
Jug tho position tonlorcd lin, It is aB fo,lova:
oESknat THso1aa1cA1 srst1sAns,1, i,
Sent. q. 1H7A.,
, 1874-09-29

OpCTs{itH prnc1gry tuc1,1 y V5il-.thVI.i 4
aal Luz .aaes.. s...........:.... 2,540,8s
"@ssA ""a%to5s taH a1ofc):... 35i, i,61!a3
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
Sensible Suggestions

THE ARIZONA CITIZEN, of the Sd inst, says: "Within sixty days Congress will m9et again, and it is time for all friends of the Texas Pacific Railroad to urge upon members of that body a just considera- tion of it as a needed national highway and entitled to public encouragement, and especially should all the people do so in the south and southwestern States and Territories"
 After an elaborate review of the situ tion, THE CITIZEN closes with this forcible appeal: Let the people of Southern Cal ifornia, of Arizona, of New Mexico, of Texas, Of Louisiana, and all the States in a line eastward, wake up to their present duty, and see to 1t that their representa- tives in Congress do theirs. It is easy and delightful to contemplate the prospect ahead fOrj all the country indicated, upon the compl etiOn of the Texas and Pacific road. Not less than 10,000,000 people are directly interested in the enterprise, and they can, if they will, exert the power re- quired to secure the early completion of it. The time is suspicious and should be inn proved"
 We second THE CITIZENS motion and suggest the propriety of getting up me- mOrial to be addressed to Congress, ask ing their favorable action upon this vitally important matter.-[Los Angeles Star.
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
Local Mining Matters.

P. Lazarus showed us some very fine specimens of copper and silver ore re- gently brought in from Cafton del Orc. He has sent some of it to San Francisco for analysis. 1t is certain that it contains much copper, for @ couple of ounces smelted in forge gave several small bits of pure metal It also contains silver, and the ore appears to exist in unlimited quantities.
 J. B. Nef of Vacaville, California, wrote Governor Safford early this month that he was about purchasing interests in some of the late M. B. Duffield's claims, and wanted to know if the hostility of the Indians would prevent work on the Bronco mine, and also what proper machinery would cost to work 1t.
 l.. J. F. Jaeger hopes to soon enlist capital to work his Picacho mine in Caba- bi district. The cost of the labor put upon his Pieacho, amounts to about S20O, 900. It is well developed by shafts and levels, and the ore is undoubtedly abundant and has all appearances of being just as rich as shown at any stage of it's development. He ought very soon to re- ceive patent for the mine, for the sur vey has been made; the application ad- vertised for full sixty days, and no con- testing claimants have appeared.
 Work continues in Silver Mountain, Quacharty, Papago, Gro Blanco and Cliff ton districts. We have no special re- ports from any of these places this week.
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
Chiricahua, Agency.

Following is Agent Jeffords' report for August:
 CHIRICAHUA INDIAN AGENCY, PINERY GROVE, ARIZONA, Sept. l, 1874. Hon. E. P. Smith, Commissioner Of Ind ian Affairs, Washington, D. c. Sir: I have the honor to su omit my letter of gen. eral information relative to the condition and progress of the Indians under my charge, during the month of August, 1874. The behavior of the Indians upon this reservation, has been very satisfactory during the past month; they promptly obey instructions, and have not been off the reservation for any purpose, a fact without doubt, when Cachise's Indians are not even accused of stealing stock The general health is good and is not like ly to be impaired during the present mild weather.
 This being the fruiting season, a number of them are continually engaged in gath ering nuts and other fruit, coming in only for rations; but by constant supervision, I am enabled to state that they are peacea- ble, healthy, and contented.
 Very respectfully your ob't serv't,
 T. J. JEFFORDS, U. s. Special Agent Chiricahua Apaches.
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
Wool. Sheep Skins, Hides and Furs.

r HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED, BY Hone of the most extensive business houses of San Francisco to buy the above mentioned articles.
 The public is therefore respectfully noti-, ned that I am prepared to buy Wool, Sheepskins, Hides and Furs, in any quan-- tity, (the larger the betterl, and at the
 Highest Cash Prices.
 Parties having Wool which they desire to send to San Francisco or New York in. preference to selling it here, can receive advances at LOW RATE of interest by shipping the same through me, and I will give full guarantee as to the disposal of the Wool and the charges connected with the sale. For particulars address
 Sep. l2. P. LAZARUS.
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
HARRY B. JONES,
oTARY PUBLIC AND coNvEYANCER.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND CoNvEYANCER.
 Copying neatly and quickly done Col lecting of debts and general supervision of business for non residents. shall en- deavor to merit the confidence of my friends generally, and will be thankful for any work entrusted to my care
 Office on Congress St., Tucson, Arizona.
 August %, 1874. 47-tf
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
O. w. STREETER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT |

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, " Tucson, Arizona,
 Will practice ip the Supreme and District Courts of the Territory and in all the De- partments at Washington; secure Bounty Land Warrants for old soldiers; also back pay of any description that may be due to California Volunteers; and as Special agent of the Pension Bureau, will secure pensions for all entitled to them. Oct 3-tf
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31

"WHAT's your business?" said the mag istrate of a police court, the other morn ing, to prisoner. "rm an observation Ist, your worship" "An observationist! {! what is that?" lone who looks around in the daytime to see what he can steal at night, if 1t pleases your worship"
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
TUCSON RESTAURANT,
Meyers Street.

Meyers Street. :. DEGULAR MEALS-BREAKF K AST IC from 6 to 10 a. m.; Lunch from 12 III. to D. m.; Dinner from 4 to p. m. M All meals served in the best style with the4xery best that the market affords also make it known to the public that from this date --... Meals will be Served in the Night, at all hours, at reasonable charge.
 . J.. NEUGASS, Proprietor.
 October 10. 1ST4.- 1-Sm.
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31

You must Shave lived here long time, said travelling Englishman to an Oregon poineer. '-Yes, sir; have. Do you see that mountain? Well, when came here that mountain was hole in the ground" !" The Englishman opened his h alf shut eyes.
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
BRIGGS GOODRICH.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. TUCSON, ARIZONA. Will practice in all the Territorial Courts and before the local land offices in the Territory.
 Office on South side Courthouse plaza.
 43-tf
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
Lumber and Shingles.

| ders for A No. Lumber at l21a cents per foot and Shingles at S10 per thousand. Orders left with E. N. Fish & Go. will re. eeiVe prompt attention.
 THOMAS GARDNER
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
For Sale.

TWO BOILERS AND TWO ENGINES l Cheap for Cash; one engine is S-horse and the other l2-horse power.
 Apply to RICHARD & CO.,, at Sanford, Arizona.
 August 29, 1874. 47-tf
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
Tucson 10 Prescott,
AND

"HE BUCKBOARD OF THE UNDER 1 signed, carrying the United States Mails, leave Tucson every Monday for CAMP GRANT,
 FLORENCE,
 PHENIX, and
 WICKENBERG, Connecting with the Stages of the Califor- nia Se1ni-weekly Line from that place to Prescott and Ehrenberg and San Bernar- dino, California.
 Travellers over this route can visit the Vulture and Bradshaw mines; also, all that rich mineral section in the vicinity of good accommodations at the stations, and much the most pleasant route to travel over to San Bernardino and Los Angeles, California. JAS. GRANT, Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
New Goods!! New Goods F

LUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND O we'll assorted stock of STAPLE and FANCY Groceries, as also of Wines and Brandies of all descriptions, which offer to the trade at lower prices
 Than Ever Goods have been Sold at here.
 Goldfish and Smoked Salmon,
 Jams and Jellies,
 Sweet and Dry Wines on Draught,
 Candies and Nuts, Of the BEST quality again on hand. Unlike the Rest of Merchants here l receive my Goods by the Way of Yuma, desiring to Patronize those Whom Expect to PatrOnize me. Remember Goldberg's old stand. Sep. l2. 3S. P. LAZARUS.
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31

YoUNG AMERICA, although usually wide awake, in due time becomes sleepy, as did little Dickey one evening. His grand mother put him to bed, and, as was her custom, read him chapter in the Bible, remarking, "NOw, Dickey, 1 have read to you whole chapter; yeu must go to sleep" "No, grandma, ain't sleepy; read me another" The old lady complied, and said, "Now you go to sleep; have read you two chapters" "No, not yet :; read one more; read the rubber grand mai' What else could the old woman do?"
 WHO is this girl Helen Blazes, to whom the boys 80 often appeal in sudden pain or periPs darkest hour? A day or two ago young man trod on piece of orange peel and sat down, at the same time ex- claiming "Helen Blazes! :" and same afternoon another young man struck his toe against brick and taking his foot up in his arms, he, too, cried Helen Blazes" There may be such patron saint as the hurt in the calendar, but we can't find her there.-Courier-J Journal.
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31

Plain death notices, free. Obituary re- marks in prose, s per square; in poetry, s2 90 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31

"I WANT to know" said a creditor, fiercely, "when you are going to pay me what you owe me?'' "I give it up," re- piled the debtor; {" ask me something easy"
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
Fresh Yeast.

DREWER'S YEAST FRESH EVERY ID day at
 LEYIN'S PARK BREWERY. December IS, 1873. If.
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE CITIZEN

w. x. Kelly, newsdealer at Prescott, has THE CITIZEN for sale, and has authority to receive and receipt for money due us. l.. r. Fisher, 20 and 2l New Merchants Exchange, is our authorized Agent in San Francisco.
 schneider, Grierson & Co-..-Arizona City. F. Irvine & &Co................... .PheniX.
 JOHN WASSON, Proprietor.