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CHURCH AFFAIRS,
THE REFORMED CHURCH.

~
rxw ToBz, June 6.-Tho General Bynod Of
tbs E,forrned Church rcaasenblel this morning
In Ia, SOY C,tJ. An ovt rtu.e suggesting tho con-
lids ion Of the Ho.rds Of tie Church. aud .
dere.e r. IN Expenditures for benevolent objects
Of the Church Was adopted. It raconuerds
taa. t committee he a;,poin Ell to make :u!l n
ycs;s alton aud report =. the next General
syneS1. ~
churches of other denominations made
ve! iotercas'uE reHortA mich were
sdcptad. Tha Conference Committees OF
the :;es.uan Church AMI Reformed CLu.ch In
IroettcA met in Ih;ladelrhia. aud epsut tire.
dayk discussing tue question Of conso1,iat1on.
1T-iie No definite Ian was arrived At, the qnt q
ton sns eers far ADVANCED The CotDmlttee
also reported that. it met with = Sim
senb;, Of .he pre:brter,an Church South
in Nc@ York last Jan .ary. aud acreod npon ce.-
t.jn :I3ns of co operatio1. The Eulumit go also
conferred vita committee from the Fr, sb> IT,
ran C1::rch North. with the sans view TO Co
0 cr.sion az win the Iresbyl. ran Chu1ch South,
but cd s,ot A1rlye II: any aer. euen.-
Tho csntinuaue:, at the Committee was almost
TIE. 1,ouHiv resolved upon for another year.
The 5ynod thtn adjourn-d.
TIE sWEDsNBoRc'ANs.
NEv YoEs, Juno Sat the annual Convention
today Of the Church Of the New Jerusalotn in
America [sNedenbo:gian) the following officers
we're elected for tue ensuing yesr: President,
the l:ov. Chaancey Giles, New York; Vice Presi-
dent, tho Hon. J. 4. pla1tz, Ohio; Secretaries,
r. e. Hini:ley and F. a. Dusen; TfeaA-
rres, Nathan Hobart; Executive Commit
tee eod Committee Oh Ecclesiastical Ansrs the
Rev Mestrs. L. 2. Walton. Georgia; William p.
Hayden. hhine E. c. Mitchell At,nuesota J.
?. Stuart, M.rs,url and George Daao, Cana
d. and Messls. c. II. p7entiss, Washington
r. IL 1ulelfer. Massschr.etts S. ". Denny,
Detroit S. S. B,rriaro. New York ~ s. Will
lsuA. OHIO William Roberts. rhladephta;
john Iourhty, San F-auclEco, Cal. and JOHN
Pitcairn, pittshurg.
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FIRES.
At CcLDWATEH, MICH.

At CoLDWATER, MICH.
E37<r44i Iisrnieh to The CA,caon lrit'fn4+
Co1DwATER, Mich, June 5.-The residence Of
George Whitehead, in the Fnst Ward, WAS Gu
t:rely consumed ty fire this morning about
o'clock The origin Of the fire is not known.
Al the furniture and other contents OF the
houtr were destroyed. Loss, about $1,000; in
sured for ES[(u
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lspoctal D's7,ateh to the Chicago 7r7bun..
81. PAr1- MIMI, June 5.-A fire this atter-
noon destroyed the Weetphai House, and small
5r,ne buildings adjoining On Forth and Min.
nesota streets. Harry B:exeufelc, owner Of
tbs WestCha' Eouse. loses s3,oFo, and four
others divide about N equal loEs. No insurance.
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MAcH1Ah Me-, Juno 5,-An luceudlary Are in
this city At o'clock this morning destroyed the
ca:hoic Church and parsonage aud the resi-
denccs Of Nathan Long elow ana Or. peabody.
together aitn several small buildings an1 barn.
snd $50, coo feet of lumber. The loss is abou:
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ISFoEM s7IoS WANTED OF PAT CLARKE AND
= sxs a. srleh!ay" They ~tr' n 50" hn,
!as 70 w. :arp - tas5 vsat t. Ch.e1s, A., Il:
recriSo4 b. Airs O. COLLINS, te4 Missno-st. SIN
iranel-cn Cal l''.I nztIom ksrr- in Chicago lnrk
l.. 1878.
INFoEMA TIOS WtHTFD-0F j. HTRsH. WHO
1 lett III b N. Friday Any Information of
4,a III ~ II nuul'y re-1sed hy bis ~to No. 81
.Et7;. h.st-st-
cD1 RE:FhED-F,A CORRECT INr0RMATlOS
p-'} aicrsaot Edward Ec':lxr"u. cuthi.E t,s,
eE';,!.y2 u k"hn i.rGs.. Of chse.i e VA Es~arl
r-aH?'l; 1,ad b. aalrc..tuS /. slHLEY. :0' North
kiu:h-*t., Paaaiora:a Pa.
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;o S aonsE IS
AssrG A tS;oi c6. s*eanof: s e'fi. H. n n 80 Nl'
F0Es5S o. I5;s u R2gH y55ETH TfIxs Xa = .s E
EoR sXTE-oSF S AND oSK ssHoRSE POWER
aiG j do4z III " : ya sa.s 4s' =D''t'o 3as''' &c
TOR sALE--AS II nLAHpY ENGINE; d HoRsE
II power With sbA:ting. anJ building Leased lot or
~ III saEils 'iss a s
EoR sALE-TV'o LARGE COPPER ALCOHOL
s+ With columns. soose 1ad s9ssas = match
e co n2s o!ssa
L7oR sALE-rooLs AND. IMPLEMENTS OF A
i;fi"e CO.. ;a6 il 'as''
f70K sALE-AN AsiES HORSE ENGINE And
w11S i,?s Isl sesS stsiost tax h0''' n D'
III grand freight elevators "M l. BREWSTER,
AfcK1NSEY,s GNUBBER AND STUMP FULLER
- liz s''s'fs s.
pEHKISs PORTABLE ENGINE AID B2IIERS1
TER Agent, A. | e. Is Las.lie st.
: ECEIVED-A LARGE C0NsIGNMENT OF SEC
Id n 'is
5io ~ g 81 ths 81 .sas1 sas6 u OF =" e.
iashss il di.nstst sisss1tias r:
G6ab ff5i :fsfR. M@.sfss: slfss fsne'o ''o' LA
WASrEpT9M CAS- = !, !, qoo6 sEooH42
dress fo1 s1eu de9s es s.. 'fa; Tbane 8 o:his Il
WrooD AND Metal PATTERNS, M9pELs, e 2s AND 4ND
!: light machinery nsde or repaired At 70 North <ene1-
nt1-At III -,
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pAnTSER wASTFD-WI7u s'o.ooo. TO run 4
M oFaac? ho;: Il 81 L"s': to sung % be .sde ret
g. is ss s sa s.tsssss;
rssa. i,s snis:2, nt xn..sds' Of !nS
HH'c<e';sS AudfH*": tor ooe ~eex. W. X. DICKSON,
,s0;'5G Nv; ~ =. WsSF. S9,efse; ~ 7oz; w
IS H"H esh in lsss, business Prof,
p:ts ersr. a. sA;R Set nj q
l3A,,TsrH wxSrrp.7 = vousc % c. ?.ses5s; MaS Wi71
,,n ] mean 9th II r2aSh7; ssp5:aesd n ,ho eon.
pA';;TsEn ~ ST;:p-WTT1 IS 10 70 s570e r!
mi M ssss z 81;
aaee county Capital ss''. address NJ &C. Tribune
PAG:T3,Ss5E:iMs WASTEn1S ~ o. TH EsIYESS W q 2:
v RGiHESfsND.. s s. si = It H. '' 1'df's' GEO
AhrSE. t:,os n,o[s.t AS1lEE NAS WITH
TEL Aoa,s., rAksXss: i soat,, Wa:e:. ap:st.5s
nos sa's i at I'll: W
tae start 1aoeo ''r.,.lloas "a it ii. THbuao
1a,S:; r7V7;7, y, WV - - z7arz : zzz7z =
III: tisss ts< ls1e fan m ID a Mtssoa-
o si1 avt uex taea sa to
i! :ss5; II H. ss:
rnth~ year. or ali his In O IN the business Address
sToek:EA1sEH. h 1ri'aac o4:e:: -------
j :Ssa III; Hs' sb s:s fas !;
pAETSEn " ,vAa7xD-1y nET41L GROCERY, BY
leaa e:ae!sz:r z:o! z:dr... G 9. T,!::na, oecc
E. ~ ~, - i sa.!s.s :p9ss1i:s g @ Z r.
drs,E 81 T-ihu1e aha.
M rRtcr5GA sTqN ST ~
@ 1 sszS ;yi .ta
r:r &c ~ Vi anpin .ccnYitY rc:rreneos 1chnnoci
1r,y !: + WoRK Io il LsSalls:.t e1eN'0Es''
PanTSH'; s';t. 81 WAETs
G. r. WORK 4 CO.. rs 1@salle.at
PAK1nxE.E NASU
sr5, from SI.5N SeccH. Addtos q q. rdhuac Office.
pAETSFa WASTFD-WIFn IRON IS 10 $40
to 51a y: IL bat,as.s ,ha: Sii nG' fra - to 80
The bes: OF creae2s sivcn and required. Address Tor
,r,se rrs ~ r. !,srune o3:f; - -,
deal tan ,jer erzinnc machine ia tnitd Siate, tat
saG nccd srtner wi:h ,nsans 10 IA p:rod.e,
.n:N ea,i = % aoo5s:s y =: n h1ENs - Lowest:
lHbnae e.,ce
~.D7,-Co ..rr1, =, ~ e7,7,,-n7--, = 7,:r.,
Z ~: $s;ea!is I'm: ~ si,y; Rtszt.
sn5s S t. m at t,, eaH b d9Ik:S Or
tribune oaee. ~ -s. -
IoAkTNEa WaSTFD-a foUSG MAN WITH
VIZ ~ eSta y Ecn insurance Sgcac5 ono
a.tena 70 ance uutns WI :eecl'o IN ancsest !3
.u.ie-s n p1oIofttn 10 amount paid Address
nAETYFR W1ITFn-1CTIVE ANY TFITsRf.F
w, ,,o 80 c,,c,j -. ~ - i.-b; n,.an ~ nrn
hn.rn,. ~ rh,nco III u.n.
sasoa Solicited AZ :ns iacso-r ly S9-a }Ve.st
p1FTSFT W1SFF6@WiTH ss5e5 on $500 n
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A. - SOUTH cl c!4EK? 13:Et: ;; c1LMEIrs y L 9In
Lodges 1titi4h Portraits, wis.,. asl; s9l; iad;.a
Tribe. Of n A., 3vol+. IA :.ry nno tc1 ;z w,r.a as;
Zcll's Eac:e!epta!a' r. e":s H.: ILL., 's::n,. Hste;y .:
G3o1 books H1ut&d.
pooKs-DUR1St; THE PAsT WEEK We HAZE
D rccrived f-n:n ate Eastern trade aal baakTuo. .s
large additions to on s:oc. both in kok*. a'teE"y
~ na sabs eGss @ s III s:ss ~ r. -
coutinae pay the bEhes prices FOR brarin Fotd
medical 3W and sta!dard boost E,aEaSines end muse
= HALDWIS's CHEAP bouE-SToRE. Is ka5s
Hadi.ons st.
D comb. st. b. Belns ccl:ec:oa q: tho mere :ooen.
aod ideas upoa rsi.5ts healthy cheEtn. Having
purchased the entire elan At roscn: aucio7 aa!e Il
!hl. city, re o1cr hct Z rT wh: ths 'e:e IT a
GmEXP GsGs.sfa 1s as; ;i.d,ca.. ~
poOEs, HOOKS THE LARGEST CoILECTIOV
- west Of New fc;k: trr sale Ct Inv tiE'-c@ 9 IL e2d
examine or send fos ea'.ln,:;e CHAPLIN BROS. 1G7
E.ssr MaGison- 1e1- L:salie.
TOR sALF-THE BEST PRESERVED SET OF
c.so. Tas best SIT OF Illinois supreme Cn-. repn:t.
to4 city, annotated b: OF ti ATTEST la,Jes In To
State. Address IL 1, Trb o.Iic:-
uORNE's ITrHUr11CTi0S EOLT SURT2T7RT.
II vols. IS; Scu::t bibs, vols. american Csn-
1linni. so,+ sss: S!:cs viii sslral.. 81 sSspl. u
IS ceets G3o3 at.n:!a-3 bane o.7 prices I'LL
!.iR.S G!.:a2 @ look s:o.e: y: M:..oa... ::.---
DIVORCES
nUORCEs AND ALL LAW BUSINESS ATrEyD,
IL I'd to on cc1ltsbic :eE!nA a5 clas1-st. Roam =,
nIVORCEs-LEGAL ALLY oBrA tNFD-NOT ERAUD-
~ uenlJ. Fes after decrno, Tea yean' practise h
TIA courts Of Chicago Addrsss Pastr rQtas, Bxx ln
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A EUMBrE OF SECONDHAND OARRElGRS,
- bageies iump.e aud sasrdi, Of trss
eIas: max"F. ans :3le ut very low picea. PEANOYE
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TOR RSALE-TASTl:D-A FTPsT-cLtSS e5-HORSE
E nowcs Stationary cu:i,o to s3n@ed nf, Aad
ti,patJ e.gac ef fEou, ls0 II wanted.
Viii sr.d3 sell. AGdresz MARSH HARVESTER
I.
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THE CHICAGO TRIBU
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
4 uor1oS- WESTON ! CO. la5 EAST " ,si1SG
esss 3D. s ss:sFS = an n
|ls 1a 81 R Siss: :s s1ee ss
.saaa ss ay nd ID sGS ;
Is "a ssI es4Tpi S bay hos's old kod In ~
in on1 xt,. s..s old w.aatet sound md kind
! 1assa il rr.y handsome.
sss snd aeate ets "a Exs @
sai Io This pAii OF h,scs No. drivers 1oh siaso
ample t,no at,sn to test .l hos..- sold under
sqd ~ ot Ia to pleasa al parties eitner con'
~; " hszs txsayhres horses. Of raeh ac.e5i0i ion
sssss as 81 ho3.es .svud aos
W have ss,:hes con.1Epmens # several top bug
riaess Il d:e,ini'n s, snd ~ prsons wish
ps a buy or 'e sa'F'D'es in s7ss' in
A RARE CI1ANCE-TOR ANY ONE WANTING :
y fsst-eas> road tls, want loaro this city, and
M % y M a1o i nse: ~ so1i
ea w n winter @ "a and al ban
s,i nryats atah, ~ near bar
c0D MI, MIp6IisizH5 ss1 S;;9 10 IoKSE fF SAFE
ss'E g. et vi trade for l.s,ss asrso bssy L.
nnsrossinir IN r2HTY fs WISHES 1S, noI:ST sS =;
- MS us' sh,sh re snaer Tor ss: d.ifsa5 T,!I pay
oa.es: ~ lAlA0 ''0a 'n' AuU'''' y ''' l''0Nn'
A EuMBrE OF sEcoSp.HASD oARn1, Grs.
- bassiss {amg;.e,:: .nd sessdi :t tf.s
Is, 81 Il SS ' 'os'
4 ThART1S,S HORSE NnC4RRTACE RAEAAR
SfR St!hSH HEsnknS N2s
3; h as to- to m M
,nand ior good property Satisfactory guaranteed
A riaSs: ~ ,n a. 81 v n[ct ~, an CMa WaEI
warranted. Is sfonsoe.st. 6. Z. BnAD[EY
/ AUCTION. oy TUESDAY, JUNE 8 At il
sad ,sp brssos, two aad tn1eo spsng p5ao oa ps
bnnes; hHSsy s:.hsr ro,d aso in, iins e
i GOOD noasE ron s4E1, APPLY TODAY.
- s. PESDiEIR, % ArboF-2aeo, feaE blocks ncrth
oa' - a777z ~;
L. GF cha THE fee fFolhEiSn e. PROPERTY M VIII bs
ID aaif, e e '"a "?a @
~; ahs hoeaS 50 % %oss Pak:s;. @ Hal
y che.p for CAST, will tsada Tor Piano nerchan
At Gel WEST MADISOS~ST.-0NEH 4 SJDF-DAR
A On, siiptio souarn box too: al.o thrca
second hand GnEs:e.: An cheap for cash. -
a.sd PM SpnISG ~ .,. eba.b q REy
EDGERroS's stables ): and $ TsuTtoen:s.st- t.
A M r 5ei 1r 3dui dsa
puaGY-GooD LElTIER-ToP i HALF PHI EToS
H deia of osEnep LIT
~. a. 2u:s1 M asf hgat soR
n1FFLE:E1Y HORSE, EVGi;Y. AND HARNESS:
ss59 ssSap 1Gs eA' or a1sh'nso' L. A. D. cA4phA1
nop saIE-CNr1P-o TxcH1YCE nm /
good blcc2cy esprcsa ho,sc 6ae thorpu.hbr-d t.ot
ting cojt yr.rs and INST eound Annly to 81 II W. "a
soa:h Eiauktn.ss.
FoRR. sALESEw r a LEATHER r. TOP 5,iZ BgGGX yEnY
q RAJ n,sas sstsl;s ;zzz z,z:a 7,szzz;
h'oh sALM;;;CHEAp3-MuLE l1;;;;es F.d3.- AND HORSE aAK
:hs:ts. &c. Il government Goods Depot
r. i Gs5 S1ss1 E 2 e
2e.t r*rply f. cspt kJLLWISKLE fire Insurance
Fog sA5E3AS orES CONCORD BUGGY. FoK
E,yR 53iE1T HALF COST FASHION 7nEK
r,on m 81 s.Ir-on 1. FRANZ s1nn7,F P63V: z7So
tt5s botso 49,, ,n ,.;a y ~ 1 I'll .o5 ov
ti :tsi fRss1 for sa45: Address i. boz Il asy
skS G.s.s}.:, 9S 4 8 Wi;5 U
5sEs1A1Fr:
a'of7 = zppis i 81 Pa ps't > .~l0 M l-D.0
FOE sALEzGAEAP-oSE Go.;A LARGE OARn1aGE
;a.a -ssa. daa b bS calling It dfax'so:s
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), BAY 27Sl: WAITE 3sc3. BRANDED IN
;s - 'TS n: 2ss; t: IT,: 8 :;s from ''a''oas
sv;st can ha7: hi' 5s sa;ias s13sase,. 3eS,
IF. ,TnNM ~ kxHrIE5a = a,, VINO -. To1y5 80 ! 94Nso
,sA41a w ,eu5q Sc .s ,s2 10 'S 3 '' vii
T. s.rss. siiaI! s4.s Va b l:aeral;5 fsxafasd
;i5s;S II SA XE =: TEWES yE:zSE5
s,astnnS 8 ), M n' IT = 5sxn
= n;F;ons s :Fon v, 2g fr sa,a ! !, ny
VI WEsfc5fT: sid #: " 4s satsFns a's CITY 'F> A. D.
+ osr-A SMALL BOOK c1,:;r1ISISG TWO PIC
vii bs given Ior retura d pctu.s to No. sds inliaaazv
+ osT-AT THE PAClFIc HOTEL, on s.iSpAv.
ao sae On Ts, iii g. 3 5s aas
T oSr.oy E;a, EE1naT EyEy1Sa ;.J A. oSS5n5oi. S5.
IT, nt sas IN iii s. y :;sz L s
+ osT-oN m: ;p INT, ! Ca.lx .R3cELEc:
sa s ost e p = s:s fS5 soa Il Apply -
r osT--A YOUNG COW. YEARS OLD. 4 TEL
A. !9r vs. y Te;c iaf: o.s saSed @ f q ,t
s be- ri, e Ito wa 0@'
osr5 Eli F5 a:I, nA a., 80, o., ThE
turn 10 nii Wahasb~as' 1''Nl'
r osT-sAruRpAy: MAY;s'nA LApiE,' POET a
f;; ss ss TT i be s. B,
I os'r.AnouT THE :erI or LAST LAST MGsT11A q
s sabss b. suitably r0"asd'd 0s leaving as 81 hsD
T osr-oY THE % INST ! REo!yX sErfE:i;
So a !. ~ ist sS
in mcat'tuasxet. -------.-z-----
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24

se7ianza, es el deber de los ninos de aprovecharlas. Hay muchos ninos qae dia DOT dia andan perdiendo su tiempO, y To que es mGeho peor, fami- liarizandose con habitos y costumbres que nltimamente llegaran a producir crimenes de alguna clase, y si forma- mos alguna ley DOT la cual las autori- dades pueden exigir que frecuenten las escuelas, podran salvarse de un nal destino, y el Estado sin duda sa- cara ventaja de ello."
 No queremos perseguir el sujeto mas adelante en este articulo. Els po- sible que digamos algo mas antes que el Juez Superior Sr. Dunne reconci- lie su curso presente con el pasado- en fin creemos que si jamas To hace- mos, sera antes que este acontecimien- to tenga lugar. Muchas facciones de interes sobre Su politica tocante al es- tablecer un sistema constitutional de escuelas ibres, el cual les legislatures de los amos futuros tendrian que prote- ger y mantener, hemos omitido en este articulo.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN
 ARIZONA.

CAMP LOWELL. July 21.-Head- quarters and band of the 9th Cavalry, Capt. Mcclellan commanding, Lieut.. Sands, regimental adjutant, and d Lieut.. Gordon, regimental quarter master, reached this post to-day about 10 8. m. The band is composed of l9 musicians and has the reputation of being one of the best in the ser vice. All the members appear in good health and spirits.
 Company A of the Sixth Cavalry, took station at Camp Bowie, G at Camp Grant, and H at San Carlos.
 FLORENCE, July 21.-C. o. Brown arrived from the Athens mine last evening, bringing with him forty pounds of native silver nuggets. Six men are now engaged in sinking a shaft, the developments of which will be made known in a few days.
 Owing to the excessive rains during the past week i'll the Pinal mountains, the Gila has risen at least five feet at Florence.
 FLORENCE, July 20. Emanuel Abiles sentenced to be hung at Pres colt on 23d instant, has been respited for two weeks by order of Governor Stafford.
 MARICOPA, July 22.-Gov. A. P. K. Stafford passed here this evening en route to San Diego. He is very much fatigued from his recent visit to the Silver King and fears he will be compelled to remain at some sta tion to rest.
 Fully, Ochoa 6 Co.'S teams left this morning for Yuma. Two teams left this morning for Tucson but was un- able ascertain names. They have another Pima Indian in | jail at Phenix for stealing sacks.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24
PACIFIC COAST MATTERS


 On the 18th, Gen. Bell1nap Secretary of War, Gen. Mercy, and Gen. Eym. Myers arrived a5 Salt Lake City en route to the Yellowstone and upper Missouri.
 The latest phase of the trials at Beaver, Utah, of Mormons for the Mountain Meadow massacre, Is com plaints made against leading witnesses for the prosecution by the Mormons, with a view of summarily arresting and taking them into other counties just when needed to testify. The United States Marshal has issued orders to his deputies to not permit the arrests and protect the witnesses by force of arms if necessary.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24

THE recently formed telegraph com pany in San Francisco, seems to mean business. This dispatch to The San Diego Union indicates it anyhow:
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 14-The Ma tional Telegraph Company has opened construction offices at the corner of California and Sansome streets. Pres ident Cohen informs The Alta that the company will commence active work in September, and that none of the stock will be sold until at least five thousand miles of the line are com pleted and in operation. The pro- gramme of the company is to first build from Omaha to Chicago, and then, after connection with New York and San Francisco are consummated, lines will be built through the Eastern States.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24

WE announced the arrival of Dr. l.. N Clark last week, and see by Depart ment orders of July 10, he is directed to proceed to Camp Bowie and accom- pany companies D, H and L, Fifth Cav airy, to Santa F6 and return with a de tachment of the Sixth Cavalry.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24
FOREIGN.

It was announced on the 20th, that Russia had declared her intention to withdraw her proposal for contin- uance of the Brussels conference.
 A Victoria dispatch says the "Cas- sior" mines are better than last year. One claim has recently been sold to Chinese for $250O.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24

MIR. JAMES M. MOORE of the Tue son and Yuma stage line, is one of the most industrious men ill that line of business. To-day we read of him being in Yuma and the next stage lands him in Tucson. Last week he was in Yuma: this week here, and to- morrow he intends to be i'll Yuma again, where he expects to meet Mir. R. c. Kerens on important stage business. The line runs like clock work.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24

CONCORD, July 2.-A joint resolution apprOpriating $15,O00 to the stock sub scription in the Philadelphia Centen- nial was passed. A joint resolution appropriating $5000 to defray New Hampshire's expense at the Centennial was also passed.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24
IN FINE CONDITION.
Arizona Articles for the Centennial.

DACKAGES OF ARTICLES INTEND | ed to be sent by the counties of Ari- Zona to the Centennial Exposition, should be forwarded to H. $. Fitzgerald & Go. of Yuma, who will receive and store them.
 W. w. JONES' Agent.
 Wickenburg, July 3, 1875. 41-3w
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24

MR. R. c. KERENs, of Kerens & Nit chell, proprietors of the Southern Overland stages, arrived with his fam fly from the East yesterday, and will hencefOrth make San Diego his resi- dence. MT. Kerens was in Washington during the session of Congress last Winter, and was an earnest worker among his friends from the Southern States in behalf on the Texas and Paci- fic Railway. He was, it will be re membered, Secretary of the Chattanoo- ga convention, which took such strong ground for the competing Southern TranscOntinental road. Mr. Kerens is emphatic in his praise of Congressman Houghton of our District for his untiring and uncompromising championship of the Texas and Paci- fic road. MT. Houghton, he declares, is the ablest and strongest advocate of that measure in America San Diego Union, July 15.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24
Fresh. Sweet Butter.

HNHE BEST BUTTER IN SOUTHERN \ Arizona is made and brought to the
 TUCSON MARKET by H. Kimberlin in San Pedro Valley, and sent to market frequently by mail buck board
 E. N. Fish G5 Go. are sole agents in Tue son, where the butter is stored with great care and is at all times
 IN FINE CONDITION. Everybydy that uses it recommends it. July 2l, 1875. 42-Sw
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24

By Department order of July ,, Col. Taylor was ordered to pay the troops at Grant, San Carlos, Apache, Bowie and Lowell, to include the mus ter for June 30. We thought we had good authority for saying that the payment would only be made to June 10, but probably more money was ob- tained for the service than was ex- pected some time ago.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24
BORN.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

In Tucson, July 26, 1875, to the wife or William H. Drum, a son.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24

TELEGRAPH line down for two days past west Of Stanwix-henGe no very late news.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24

+. N. F1SH, s. SILVERBERG, Tucson, A. T. San Francisco E. N. FISH 6 co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
 -DealerS in GENERAL L MERCHANDISE,
 TUCSON, ARIZONA, A RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING A large and complete assortment of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
 BOOTS and SHOES,
 HATS and CAPS,
 CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS and STATIONERY, CUTLERY and HARDWARE, CARPENTERS TOOLS,
 QUEENSWARE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
 GRAIN SACKS,
 LEATHER,
 HARNESS,
 HICKORY RIMS,
 FELLOES and STOKES, BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS, TIRE STEEL and TIRE IRON, Great Assortment of BOLTS and NUTS, GIANT and BLASTING POWDER, DRILL STEEL and GOLD PANS, PICKS and SLEDGES,
 FUSE and CAPS,
 and the Choicest Brands of WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO
 and CIGARS. All of which we offer at Unprecedently Low Prices for Cash. Give us call and examine our stock of Carpenters and BIacksmIths' Tools Farming Implements,
 Mining Tools,
 - Materials for Wagon and Buggy Uses, Sc. Pine Lumber and Shingles for Sale. Barley and Corn In any quantity at Lowest Possible rates -ProprietOrs of the Eagle Steam Flouring Mills.
 E. N. FISH & co. Tucson, August g, 1874. 47-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24
FOR TR RAINS.

LEATHER, HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES,
 CHAINS, COLLARS,
 WHIPS, CARRIAGE AXELS, HUBS, STOKES and RIMS: MULE and HORSE SHOES and NAILS, and in fact everything required for OUT FITTING TRAINS.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24

Barley and Corn In any quantity at Lowest Possible rates
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-24

Proprietors of the Eagle Steam Flouring Mills.
 B. N. FISH & co. Tucson, August g, 1874. 47-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-11-04
CURIOUS VEGETABLE LIFE.

There are many curious facts about
vegetable life. We can, for example,
graft the apricot on the plum, and the
peach on the apricot, and the almond on
the peach, and thus we may produce :,
tree with plum roots aid almond leaves.
The wood, however, of the stem viii
consist of four distinct varieties, though.
formed from one continuous layer. BE-
low the almond wood aud bark, then !.
perfect apricot wood and bark, and at
the bottom plum wood and bark In this
curious instance we see the intimate COR
respondence between the bark and the
Leaf, for if We should remove the almond
branches we might cause the several
sorts of wood to develop buds and leaty
twigs each of its own kind. Each sec,
ton of the compound stem has its seat
of life i'll the cainbium layer, and the
cambium of each reproduces cells of its
own species out of common nutrient
fluid,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-11-04
GREAT MEN.

A great ma mis- always willing to be
little. " lille he sits on the cushion OF
advantages he goes asleep. When he
is pushed and disappointed, tormented,
defeated, he has a chance to learn some-
thing; he has been put out on his wits;
but he has gained facts; he learns his ig~
norance he is cured of insanity or de.
ceit; has got moderation and real skill.
The wise man always shows himself on
the side of his assailants. 1t is more to
his interest than it is to theirs to find his
weak point. The wound cicatrizes and
falls off from him like dead skin, and
they would triumph, 10! he has passed
on invulnerable. As long as all is said
against me, feel certain assurance Of
success; but as soon as honeyed words
of praise are spoken of me, feel as one
that lies unprotected before his enemies.