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N E W LICATIONS
At Bryan's 3 Bookstore.

NEEMOIRs OF MANY MEN AND SOME
IY1 WOMEN. By Maunsell B. Field. 81.
Goulbrum's Gospel OF the Childhood. $1.25
Mrs. Beechers Housc-keeper and Health.
keeper. $1.50.
John Stuart Mills Autobiography. s2.25.
Science and Religion. BY Prof. Joseph
LeCOnto. $3.50.
The Atmosphere, with beautiful chrome
plates. by Camille Flamarion. &C.
Crooked Places-A Novel. By Edward
Garrett.
Nancy-A Novel. By Author Of cred aa II
Rose." Is cents.
Joseph the Jcw-A Novel. so cents.
Great Lady-A German Novel. IS cents
And other new books. Dec 80
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HOMEOPATHY.

h". SCiLEY, homeopathic, respectfully
~ "ftvrs l,is services to the citizens of CO.
lnmbl. Cflice over nnflie's Book store, op.
pcsi,t Columbia Hotel. Cffi. hours from 8
I" 20 NJ 2 TO 4 aud z te9P. NJ.
i'rr amos
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For Sale or Rent.

A FARM, three. quarters Of milo from
"A the oity, containing about sixty acres,
with dwelling house and all necessary out
buildings. Will rent either house or land
separately, II desired.
Jsr!a MILTON LEvERETT,
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Reading tor the Young.

Christmas Reading tor the Young.
NOSTAlNJNG Funny Stories, Interesting q
~ Narratives, Facts from Natural Hist ory.
to amuec and instruct-in cloth. from rs 70
70 cents ca.h; In paper, from to so cent?, in
bright coiors, red aud blue.
Poets. neatly bound; Bibles, Prayer Books
and Hymn Books; Writing Desks; some La.
dies Work Boxes. very cheap, suitable for
holiday presents, at
Dec % DUFFIE'S Boolstoro
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Wanted

Wanted,
A TO RENT, RESIDENCE, in the
m upper part OF the city.
11AG Dec 277 J F. ENSOE
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Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company,
COLUMBIA, S. c.. December 80, 1873.
THHE COUPONS on Bonds OF this Com
4 pany, due on tho drst OF January, 1874.
will be paid at the Central National Bank in
this city, or at tho Banking House Of M. Z.
Jesup, \ Co., in New York, or at First Ma.
tionai Bank OF Charlotte, N. c., or at the
Banking Houec o: John j. Cohen & Sons, III
Augusta, Ga.
Dec 80 !4t G. BoUKNIG HT, Treasurer.
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Mills House stables.
~ JUST received at the above Sta.
V@ hlee, twenty head fine KENTUCKY
Ia4aG MULES, most Of which are well
or"ko. Will be sold cheap for casb.
."pt l3 J. N. LONG Agent
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Bad Weather, BadlCoughs. Bad Colds.
SSrANLEY'S celebrated COUGH sYLUp
- will cure Coughs, CoIds. Asthma. Con.
sumption. 1t is the remedy, without any ex-
ception. Stanley will say go. Get it only at
EElNlTsH's Cheap Drug store. NGv1S:
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Wanted to Borrow,

Wanted to Borrow,
GS fAnN FOR which first mort
Do.e'OO, gage on valuable uncncum.
hrrtd eli! property will be given. Address
l. care OF PHOENIX Office. Tho adver-
ttarr mtrns business. Dec 80
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Bonds, Stocks. &c.

T BUY and SELL on COMMISSION and
4 my own account, at current ratee:
BONDS and STOCKS OF RAILROADS
Bonds and Stocks OF States and Unitet
States, Bonds and stocks Of Cities and othel
corporations, Bank Notes, Coupons. Golt
and Silver Coin, and approved Claims ag aims
the United States, State and County.
D. GAMBRILL, Broker, Main street,
Ang 10 t6mo ed door South Wheeler House.
NNHE late kilograms from Washington, an
i nouncipg the decision OF the Uni ter
States Supreme Court, concerning the
Bills of the Bank of the State,
Did not create more excitement in Columbi,
than WAS caused by tho announcement tina
there are plenty moro OF those fine Havan.
CIGARS, Of our own make, which are still al
the rage. We also announce that Buildini
and Loan and Greenbacks are
Received at Par.
Great throngs are hooking to avail them
selves OF this opportunity to procure tht
choice Tobaccos and Cigars to be had
Al the California Cigar Store.
Nnv9 M. .SULZBACHER.
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Notice.
pEnSONS having deposits IN the savings
l. department OF the South Carohna Bank
and Trust Company, Will please leave their
bocks,tn Eivo III, interest entered up IL
Januar! /, 1874. J.. u. ZEALY,
Jan acting Cashier.
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ROUGHT since the great decline. and we
- are selling them at the rerv lowest
prices for cash. We intend 70 Riye 'our ens-
toners the advantage OF the Low PRIOES.
compliment for pereons to call ana sea our
goods KINARD A. willy
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T. II wilkes Attorney ar Law

7. II wilkes. Attorney at Law,
4 ND Cnited Starcs Commissioner for Cir
"a cult mi District Courts for South Ca
roifu". Size over the Carolina Nstiona!
Bank. Ft.iTml.. y. {. Dec -
RtpairiHg,
n CHAIRS whi:h :hey wish repaired or
r"'hea!ci, clI have it duno in neat and
du:ab.e manner by sending them to 4 \.
CHlSOLM. near the New Post Office build
ing. Dec 40
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11
BOARD oY SUPERVISORS.


This Honorable Body met on
Monday last ana are still ia ses-
sion. They are sitting as & Board
of Equalization, IN which capacity
they will act, and meet and al.
journ from time to time each week
until the a1st instant. Their first
act on meeting was to appoint
J. Samter, Esq. member of the
Board, in place of r. M. Fisher,
resigned. This appointment gives
great satisfaction to the people.
A better one could not have been
made. MIR. Samter is an enterpris-
ing merchant and a high mind.
ed honorable citizen, who has the
full confidence and respect of this
community. The Board as now
constituted stands as high in in.
telligence and integrity as any
Board anywhere. -a .i.s
Mr.. Fishers standing is aqually
high, but business having called
him to Ehrenberg, he could not
attend the meeting of the Board
without great Inconvenience and
expense. Hence he resigned.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11

THE "MINER'' OUT AGAIN.
The Arizond Miner, like the Phe-
nix, has arisen FROM its ashes az
ter a suspension of only 2 weeks.
caused by the disastrous fire. On
resuming publication, June 80,
its editor says. "We have repair
ed damages, improved the Miner
building and are now a little bet
ter prepared. than ever before to
serve the Territory and our pa
trons."
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11

Jones is q man of many acquain.
tances. He recently married a
widow who had young baby.
jones' friends fiocked to see him
on his marriage, and none OF them
failed to praise the baby, and ray,
''the very image of you Jones,
should have known 1t was yours
if ] had seen sit anywhere. "
Jones became desperate. and had
the. following placard printed In
large letters, and nailed to the door
THE BABY rs NOT MINE
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11
- THE FOURTH.

II ~ . "A
| The dayawas not forgotten In
Yuma. AS the great Anniversary
was ushered in, Mr.. VIM. Puifer,
having made due preparations,
and having a large force to assist
him, commenced firing a grand
salute from four anvils. This
was kept up with great rapidity
at short intervals until sunrise
Then the cannon at Fort Yuma
belched forth a National salute.
Then Mr.. Pulfer and his scompa.
ny again commenced, and the
firing was kept up. with an &C.
casional rest until night, and far
into the night. Fort Yuma also
fred a National salute at noon and
at shutdown. Mr. Pulfer and his
men are entitled to great credit
ior Al spirited and enthusiastic
manner in which they kept up
their anvil chorus the whole day.
They worked hard and burnt
great qusntity of powder.
At2 p m. large aud fence OF
ladies' md gentlemen assembled
at the Court House. The meeting
was called to order by His Honor,
Mayor Finlay, upon whose motion
the audience unanimously invit-
ed the editor OF this paper to read
the Declaration of Independence.
and also deliver an grafton. How
this double task was performed,
it is hardly becoming of us to
speak; our modesty forbids. But
we must say that it has never
been our good fortune to address
a more intelligent, attentive and
appreciative an audience. For the
very kind and complimentary ex-r
pressions Of appreciation and gra-
LITIGATION that have been rendered
to us by the good people of Yuma
and vicinity, we here take occa-
sion to return our sincere thanks.
At the close ofthe Grafton, May.
or Finlay, after 4 few complement
tary remarks, moved vote of
tn anks to US for our effort, which
was unanimously given, and re.
ceived by US We trust, with the
nOdesty BETTING the situation.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11
MARRIED..

In Tucson, July g. 1874. BY Gov. 4. P
x. Saff"rd. Mr. John WATSON sno MISS
Harriet Newell Bolton.
We congratulate the happy
pair upon this interesting event,
and offer our best wishes that
happiness and peace may crown
their days. s.f5s.se
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11
AN EXCELLENT SHOWING.

: The following statement kindly
furnished US by District Attorney
q. w. c. ROwell. shows that the
taxes for 1873 were collected
within fewodnllars of the whole
amount of the assessment. Can
any other County make so good a
showing? -a5u.ax
Total amount "ftaxes assessed, s. 70 ,944 Is
Coli. cted BY Sheriff Gooawin .$I2 447 ga
dat At'v. R"weIl. 334 81
Stricken from roll by Bl, Sups,. rs 40
Rs.n.In;..s AaE. -.---t. :, = = M -
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11
Mr.. JOHN G.. CAPRoN, of San
Diego, and Mr.. Kerens, the new

mail nnnt-atn- a--'.ei - r.e-e
from san Diego last wednesday
hight. NJ, Capron looks spien-
didIy and is as vivacious as ever.
Ar. Eerens looks well now, but
ne as not presentable until yes
teaG v. having been much Il
tigued on the trip; not so much
by ii g motion of the vehicle as
by the loqua,ity ola travelling
companion. By the way, we
have an idea that Mr. Capron
made this trip to escape the i'm
pOrtunities OF the "Ladies Cru.
sade."7 s'sLocal Option" is on the
tapis in San Diego just now, and
that gentleman being a well
known and popular ladies' man,
an acknowledged leader in socie'
ty and asupporter Of all moral re-
forms, he must have 8 pretty
hard row to hoe there.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11

DR.. JOHN P. CLUM, the newly
appointed Indian Agent for the
San Carlos reservati on, arrived
ny stage last Sunday evening.
DR.. Clum is a very intelligent
gentleman, of fine presence and
pleasing address. He has had
much experience with Indians,
and from al interview with him
we are impressed with the belief
that he comprehends the situation
and will conduct matters at San
Carlos IL the Desr possible mann
11~
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11

ogB G0RE EDTT0R G0SE.
Yes, Hon. john wess0n. Editor
oFthe Citizen, has gone and done
l." lie j. tho . es, one ,hat we
would have suspected of being
susceptible 10 the tender passion.
Well, 1t Is betterlate than never,
and we wish him and his bride
unbounded happiness. We are
now the only qnmarriedaEd
In Arizona, and the way things
are going on we don't feel safe,
not. knowing how soon we may
be gobbled, particularly as we
possess personal attractions far
superior to either of those other
fellows.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11
pR. GOODWIN, our worthy
Sheriff, has kindly furnished as

with the result Of the Census of
Yuma County, : hieh is as follows:
Whole number .926
At EhreHeerg aud above. 4d2.
Population Of the town Of Yuu,s 81. J 2l3
The balance are miners farmers
and teamstRFs, located ST various
points South and East of Ehren-
berg.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11

WA. q. r. ,SapEa - Co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11

Our Stock is complete; Cur coz
neetions the best, and we or 10
the people Of Arizona, sODoFe and
New Mexico, inducemetts rot ate
tainable at aay other house on the
Pacific COast.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11

CAPT. CHss WHEATON, 28rd
2. 8. Infantry, and family ie5a t3y
the steamer CID. lat Monday
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11


ment of the Platte. His company
(G.) went with him. Captain
Wheaton has been In command
of Fort Yuma for some time past,
and by his afftble manners and
gentlemanly department and his
high standing asa gallant and
excellent officer. has won for him.
sAlf an exalted place in the es-
teem Of this community. We
wish the Captain and his family
and also his company a safe and
pleasant journey.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-07-11

ron HcaBDLNc.
The most prompt dispatch and
careful delivery assured, The
connections anu arrangements are
perfect to every point in the Ter,
ritory. '>
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t1itteln, tparen lie Die erl ten, aber in ibr
rem :Na9folsern ME iterbenben Organs
BEG fir6enitiftenben uno firbenerbaltens
ben s6ttli6en princips; 10 lit flar, bak
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9oupt6oraftere Der driftli9en Rir4e..
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MuS Ser 8tbeI.
@amfon'8 6elbentbat.

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19i6te. Mls ndmli9 Die Pbiliiter burA
ben treulolen 8erratb oer 9alila ibn in
lire @etpolt betommen botten, vba To-
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ibrem @otte bo9berrli6e Opfer 1n
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gntbeil nabmen. Z; Gin 8ei1piel bentn
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Sre11t b 10 0rter.

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@4riften, !, ipelde mir Rotbolifen al!
Mpofrppben be5ei6nen, nennen Die prote:
itanten pieubepisrapben. Dab Die to-
tbolii6e Beoei6nun9stpeife Dem alt
6riitli@en @pro6sebraude mebr ent.
1pri6t ats Die proteitantiI de- tpeiB Seoer
tpelber Die patriitii6e 2iteratur ettuos &C.
nauer fennt.
MpppfDnia, bic @eilise, Mdrtp'
rerin, tpurOe in Mleronorien 249 BEL ei=
mem Nufitanb Der @eioen 9esen Die Gbri'
1ten au einen S9eiterbauf fen berbrannt
naboem~ ~ibr porber BON Dem tpiitbenoen
Y0bel Sic 3dbne ein9el9lo9en morben
Die als foftbare &eliquien al fbeipabrI
tuuroen. 9ie Seiliee miro besbalb por=
5u9s,peiIe bel 3abnleiben an9erufen.
Sag: 8. Tebruar.
Mppffel beibt i'm Nllsemeinen De,
@elanote, JbeHen @eiddft es lit, ben @il=
len oes i'm @enoenoen gu perfiinoen, 5ll
erfldren uno na9 bic lem Millen in Al=
lem 5u banoeln. Sn bie1em @inne tua1
ielbit Gbriitus Mpoftel> 3. /. @eionoter
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