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Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01
Tucson Assay Office.

TBEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY l friends and the public in general that have opened an
 Assay Office in Tucson, and am ready for work in any line of my business at following prices: Single Assays for Gold and Silver-......$3 50 Single Assays for Opper.....-".............5 300 Single Assays, Copper, Gold & Silver.~ $50
 SAMUEL HUGHES, Assayer. Tucson. Feb. 6, 1875, 1S-H
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01
For Sale.

1.-TWO OsCILLATING STEAM EN- l GINES, new, 25-horse power. Also, 10 kegs Boiler Rivets, assorted sizes.
 The above will be sold cheap by appli- cation to
 ROUNTREE & LUBBERT. Guaymas, Jan. 24, 1875. l9-3m
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01
For Sale Cheap.

NIGHT SHARES IN THE MONTEZU- EL ma Ditch, in the Upper Gila Valley EnQuire at THE CITIZEN office. 24-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01
HUGH FARLEY,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
 TUCSON, ARIZJNA. Office on Congress Street.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01
COLES BASHFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAV

ATTORNEY AT LAW, TUCSON ARIZONA Will practice in all the Courts of the Territory. 1tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01
AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR TKB CrrIzEs

W. N. Kelly, newsletter 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. E. Irvine & Co.................. Phenix.
 WASSON & BROWN, ProprIetors.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01

Business advertisements at Reduce Rates. Office Northwest corner Main and Congress streets.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01

Plain death notices, free. Obituary re marks iR prose, S3 per square; in poetry a 90 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01
Florence Hotel.

Florence, Pinal County, Arizona \ NEW AND COMMODIOUS HOTEL A will be opened to the public at Flos- ence on 18th of March.
 Everything Neat and Clean. Meals furnished at all hours; also con venient place for stabling horses. Terms: Moderate rates.
 JIM SAM, Proprietor. March 20, 1875. 1%1
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01

J. ". HALL, W. c. CRAFTS,
 Lsts Capt. U. s. Vol. Late Clerk War Dept
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01
THE AIsIzoNA CITIZEN
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Copy, one year, s5 % One Copy, six months 3 co Single numbers %
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01
T. c. HANDY, M. D.

TUCSON, ARIZONA. CORNER OF CHURCH AND CONVENT.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01
ADVERTISING RATES:

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Arizona citizen., 1875-05-01

Florence, Pinal County, Arizona
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-30

THgFAGRNoST PosToFT1cE.-The man.
agement Of this Office has, we understand
been the subject Of complaint, if not Of
suspicion, for some years past A screw
was believed to be loose, or worse than
loose, in the Office. Whatever the trouble
has been, it resulted in the arrest on
nursday last Of Richard p. Lott, chief
clerk, and formerly Postmaster at Fair
mont, on 4 warrant issued BY Commits.
sioper FORBES, Of this city, at the instance
Of Thos. P. shallctos,, Special Agent Of
the Postof6ce Department, on the charge
Of ember1ling valuable letters. Lott vas
held TO bail in 5000 for his appearance
before the q. S. District Court, which will
meet in this city next week.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
bRGETCGE OF nam

sieglsnTilk AonaEodIti1a-ATuVeIs rs a "a
dsgartt so p n Thii tT1iA dEIins tie day EAlss
backElri Isi flrTzrd heITeEa AATtinS feETy and
BsIalre, E;opFlng Ehsn us7zirsd a. sAsTa1a H9ass,
EGntTille Wess Whea2inl and Gravel H!lL
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and him Of the sbloDds Ioeks,H the blue
eyed boy Of Harrison county.
The neIt item a interest vas ; rane
between the celebrated pedestEiAn Jack
Jones7 and The -Quesa Of the SOL,
Losta. The lAtier va distanesd by Jack,
be coming IL ave seconds ahead.
IHE scULL RACE
The ssull rae took place At 5.SOR.M
With Peel, The referee, IN The enter.
Thsy started IN beautiful STYLE, keeping
nearly abreast until they reached Ihe
old cotton factory, distance Of probably
rEo hundred yards, when Snyder unioE'
tgHaiely eaught : crab making him
lose iouT or i've lengths. This 20 dis
hsariened him thar be retired, making
no more s6orts TO yin the rIee.
TIE FIRST CHrRCR 10 AZ SOLD.
The First Church, At 4 meeting held
last evening, ebdeayoHed 10 raise lhS
amount due on the church, but failed. Il
i nov = settled faci th1; the church vii
be sold 10 pay or the debt Many o.
Ihose UhO we're anxious 70 see the deb
cleared have refused to pay the amount
subscribed by them unless the Whob
amount Of TIE Indebtedness is paid up
When the church Is sold ST. Peter
Church, OF this city, will purchase th'
baildiBg.
Rev. NoleOt; E1s here, and The pro-
pecu ior > Congregational organization
we're catering. 7. ]. Holiday, c. II
Sp1ulding, John Orr and others interest
Cd in TIE movement are sanguine OF sue
cess.
Michael Kelly Is wanted here FOL
knocking his material relative dow
With chair. Mike is Soae q. BILL
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DUBLIC SALE

eSAIso goOd induesnsat, 70 tic Trade.
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County superintcndents Elected

The following is the result Of the re-
cent school election for County Superin.
tendents in West Virginia, as far as heard
from; Preston county, J. II. Feather
Taylor, S. r. Powell; Hancock, II. c.
Shepherd; Grant, c. NJ. Blbb; Tucker
W. B. Maxwell; D0ddridge, ]. V. Blair
PocahOntas, James ". Warwick, it,
Writ, Professor Casio; Lewis, Captain
g. ". Crook; GiImer, Levi Johnson
Wood, S. T. Stapleion; UPshur, Colonel
G. r. Latham; Barbour, Perry Mortenyi
Marion, John satteraeld; Nicholas, J. II.
Robson; MoDongalia, A. L. Wade; Sum.
mer., c. L. Ellison; Mason, c. Z. Hoggi
Brooke, J. ". Hough; Marshall, William
Writ Greenbrier, - Lewis; Monroe,
- Elmore; Mineral, \. shatPlessi
KanaEha, Charles B. Webb; Ohio, John
A. Fari,; Randolph, J. ". Price.
The tidal wave struck all the editors
who we're running for County superin.
tendents. Pennebarker, Of the N1sj
Morris, Of the Ga,ctt; Wells, Of the
AsniOr; zevely, Of the TenfIaiOrj all
we're buried in the rubbish Of the TEN.
pie,
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Bridgeport Correspondence.

BEIpGEroET, o., Aug. 2s, 1879.
EIitors q TIE Ih,eilIgshgr:
4. some dis.atisfaciion has been eI.
presied in regard to the report Of the at
tendance Of the pupils in our schools fol
the rear Just ended, ! deem it proper "a
explain 10 the patrons Of the school
through the columns Of your worthy
paper, Why the average attendance ap
peats lower than in previous years, for
they should knoE the facts.
For q few years, according 10 general
custom throughout the State Of Ohio and
other parts Of the West, the average
rally tarolneli Of the pupils Was taken
a the basis for calculating the general OF
total percentage for :he whole year. This
method rendered favorable exhibition
Of regularity in attendance. But by late
instructions from the Commissioner OF
Public Schools the average TaoaLNy en-
ruqneai must be taken a. the basis, and
result. BY this method are not 80 aatter.
ing.
BY the weekly basis school may az.
eraSe 20 per cent. By the monthly basi'
it may Re cut down to 50 or 81 per cent,
or even lower.
The monthly basis il the correct one.
The percentage attendance in our
graded schools for the year ending June,
! 1874, was eighty per cent, and in the same
schools for the rear ending June, 1875, il
is eighty-oDe per cent-on the monthly
basis in both cases.
Last year the colofed school averaged
seventy per cent, this year il averages
seVenty.6ve per cent-mOnthly basis EN-.
plOyed in both cases.
So that the schools, instead Of dimin.
ishing in stteDdance, have actually in.
creased in attendance since last year, in
general average, and had not the severe
winter interfefed with the attendance in
the primary schools, ! have every reason
to believe that still better results could
haze been reported.
The reports are in exact conformity 10
Instructions from the head Of the School
Department st Columbus, over which I
have no control, and for which an not
responsible. And also in exact conform.
iiy to facts as indicated BY the reports
furnished by the registers in the hands Of
teachers.
Last year the general average vas SO
By the weekly basis, and only 90 by the
monthly. Notice the difference. This
year hare, according to orders, reported
the average attendance on the monthly
basis, which il 81 iof the graded schools.
This statement hope viii IheW Why
the report shows les attendance than
previous TeatG and this would have
been eheerfully explained to the Com
mii,ee on Reports had they informed me
Of any misunderstanding 10 the affair,
and furnished me an opportunity to do so
aPproIimating the least degree Of fair
ness. What next!
JoHS y. TAYLOR
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The Religious phase or the Ohio
Canvass.


.Frpa yesterday tsas4iy'n Cssiasid oo,aps7.
cal
The relation Of the Catholic Church to
the Democratic party, and the danger iha.
lies in il, il best illustrated By shat Allen
used to say Of the South. He represented
the Southern extremists az standing At
two posts with pins in them, over which 4
string was hung. AZ Northern Demo
ctai would come up, Who desired to be
friendly 70 them, they would 50 hang the
string a. 10 be about = foot above the
ground, and II be could jump i, they
would hang it two, nett three, and 20 on,
until it hung too high for him, and then
they would turn their backs upon him.
The Catholic Church i putting the De
mocracy through the same exercises.
The hrst leap has been performed il i
but loot high The next will coon fol-
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The Capital Case Before the
Court Of Appeals.

The argument, Thich H2s eomneneed
IaEt Monday, IN the eIse Of John Slack
ana Others agains; The Governor, IN the
Court Of Appeals, Va, finished on Friday,
The 9Th inst. This case, IS our readers
are aware, involves the question OF the
eon.iturionality Of The Law removing the
sea, Of gUyernnent Of The S;l,e iron
Charleston to Wheeling, and the farther
question, whether ever! Circuit Judge
and County Court Of the State has FighI
70 control the sction Of the legislative
and executive departments Of the STATE
EoTerunenl in relation 70 such matters
a The location Of the STATE Capital.
Before the commencement Of the argu-
menL the Court, 4. We are informed, sus-
PENDED The rule which allowed out tEo
counsel to be heard on each aide, and
which limited each Of them to tEo hours,
In yisU Of the importance Of the case
they allowed it TO be argued BY three
counsel on each aide, limiting the con-
Gliding argument: to three hours each,
and each Of the Others to two and half.
The argument uAs commenced BY (.
W. Wilson, Esq, Of Charleston, on behalf
Of the plaintiffs, Who developed all the
points relied upon on tia, side Of the
ease, Eiib great esrnes;ness, zeal and
learning. The Attorney General, Mr..
Matthews, iolloved5aDd We are told, made
= eonelusiVs argument on the other side.
YIN. A QuarEier, Esq, then made a
strong appeal against the manifold
wrongs attempted to be PerPetraied upon
Charleston; and closed With an interest
ing and eloquent psrO~uii0a denunciA,ory
Of the Governor Of the STATE, spieing it,
nov and then, With = remark or two not
commendaiory Of the legislature. lie
vas followed by W. ". Arnett, Esq., Of
this city, on behalf OF the defense, il an
argument which has been highly com
mended to Us As clear, sound, logical
and complete exposition Of the
Law Of the Gaze. But We do not
intebd to compare the merits Of
the speakers. Mr. Arnett vas followed
byD. Lamb, Esq, Of this city, who has liv'
ed 50 long among US that the people all
know Who and what he is and James II,
Ferguson, Esq, Of Charleston, then closed
the ditcussiou, assuring the Court and
the by-staBders, from time TO time IS he
proceeded, that no reasonable man could
doubt the correctness Of the propositions
which he advanced, and that they were
entirely conclusive Of the ease.
We do no, dispute the learning and
ability Of the llEyers who represented
Charleston on this occasion. Bat one
thing wa Eanting-thsir cause has nc
merits in It. Al least, in our poor iudg
ment,aiter all the attention which We have
given TO it, and all the explanations We
have had, this ia the result to which We
have confidently arrived.
The examination ofthe numerous book
referred to, will, We are told, require
much time aud labor on the part Of the
Court, and it may, therefore, be two
weeks before their decision will be an
nounced.
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A Hint 70 the Lean.

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5isass WA FE1iana L, Is a. taFsEfuri 1.iIail-
us1 q. IL sd n SeiEhi c; Jhs bod! Ea45gsg.
ely bsza t=1Eksi rt!I-i1a u, Es3 iaerU1s-s Fr-
paia-Iisly 70 il hsghL VSea /; Is FsOFsziy s5zr-
aAsd With sesA-Elkirs Md Heses, uata We
sc al psr1n With -shs7 s5s Isi hsl1g
eAsskA Es have riyki TO MIA IN; HI, hi1ol :,
tan Al vIssGy ara his o1assifssils SsHezis Ea-
JSTieS s,allsrh Bnss !, P--zlthEiy ssETsasahis 70
tk.a 8liczis peaPls. itsas Il s;EsastAsls IL dg-
tive End EntslatiTs orEEzI Hsi Is oOGsqasatly 4
pyVe.fEl Tz1it1ry n tx slnSl EEzztlsFsriaS pro
trsssi va n ! safe q healia 0aghI = Il, Ini
an, tA1ruarhly Tsltlrze1 Al iEe;e4s q musk,
a vel a ~. Z rysgli z Esiz tai h5yerca GaIi-
5yIPsplss, IpFcELtas aD5 szne7lly ealractsLs az
al eo34T
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Criticism on q sermon Delivered
nj AOundsVille.

Ea4ltlEn q ~ AAlgAA4aH@NA
In YOUR report Of the Moundsville
camp Meeting there vas = synopsis Of )
sermon preached by Rev. ]. ?. Thatcher,
from Eph-, " %, @Beye angry and sin
not The FIRST proposition is: We are
not jusiihable under any circumstances
Of which We can conceive in becoming
angry NoE, a understand the word
aud the state Of anger this proposition
is incorrect.
There Is no doubt, but thatin our YER
sion, the passage Is correctly translated.
DR.. A. Clark, says, tha, Paul quoted
Palm, IVA, and e5Piej the septuagint
and that the Vulgate, Syriac, EihiOPic
and Arabic, give the same reading, and
that the original HebreE), might b
translated. He then comments a follows
I'll We be angry, and if We think We have
cause to be angry, DO not lie. your disat'
lection carry you to acts Of rebellion
against both God and your King
The following authorities, with many
others, comment on the passage Eph., w
%, without the slightest hint that it has
been incorrectly translated Scott, Faus-
set, Turner, Conybeare and HoWson
Nov Vha, is the meaning Of the word
aa97! Webster says: Zee table o.
synonynsl, it i. mot necessarily crimi-
nal.5
Anger il mot forbidden in the decalogue.
II is not prohibited by Paul in this pas
sage. He SAYS ,verse go "let him that
stole steal no more but be does not say
let him that was angry be angry no more
Whyl Because theft under any circum'
stance is a crime, but anger Is not Aso1Ed'
rly . iin. There Il such thing as iAiGSa
anger. Bishop Hamline calls it Chris
tian anger In dealing With anger the
Scriptures prescribe 3 Limit TO it, and
give directions, not for removing it from
the Christian, bat for controlling and d.
recting it, and hence the inference is legit'
| innate that tie passion il not evil in itself
but becomes so by the unEarranted forms
or occasions Of il. Christ was angry. tSee
Marx 3;jD. Religion will DO much for Us
but the disciple cannot be above his
Lord. "Our natural feelings are mol
wrong when directed to their Legitimate
objeci, and when not exceeding duetbounds
As in the future literal, 20 10 the present
spiritual resurrection, no essential con
siituent is annihilaied but all that is q
pervsrsion Of the original design il re-
moved
Let not those who have been troubled
because Of the uprising Of anger on just
proyocation, write bitter things against
themselves; but examine the subject in
the ligh, Of the Scriptures, and aim not al
its entire SUPPRESSION, but st it, proper
control and direction. Read Bi.hoP Ham
lines sermon on Christian Anger; work
Vol. . page SO &c.
REV. EssBEE DsPEE.
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1aunhIln,, Infant nn.di,l.

The ehlli'I cure Wbsn ItSthins-;o relieve InAina
mliion Of The Cunt 70 I1y unGasEe8, 70 QUE
C0.Ie Pains 10 pf0sDoie SitEp, 0eUre SUMMIT Con
pliinL This Ge oDassdeF 05e q the most F1luiti.
isne,ljss 70 ls kspt In The tIuily When The thil
1Fsn are cutting tkelF teeth. We an eilinE th01
aDds q bottlei, and hare 70 hslE the hnt psTslE
ny Il Il pot al Te FeoountBd Il 10 te.
NOTHEEA, have yea . FisEly, is,tAiag hss TIA
TrEys The B0vEs q EIgHI lThen you - bag "a
Hz1l into one LOS0, WEAET DAYTIME d WoEu
HEST and CARR! CrY-Cy-Cry-sil diy and Al
uEht l0ngf II y0il Fave, liEiss 70 Fusbss, he ca
rBosi, ktit1.s % tze21-l INV dnP9 q iNE4Ni
COKplAL Enj y0GT eAiti WILL BE- P1C1TED, an
sWEEI, EETEEsHIXs ElEIP VII take The tlscs o
UAEEFrL ErTTTEiS0. Prccaft a. ooee bpitIe
SD by eli tbT1Es1EsS ard
LACGHLtN BROS. 4 On, Proyrspn,
WhessirE W. Va
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low; in fact, the C-tLolt TIsqup& h.i
already announced il; il Is : division o
The EehOol iund; and there are lots o
oihsr measures behind Il i not 50 uEes
tie 6eghan bill that IA a Issue; bui III
tendency Of our politicians 10 strike hand
with \ compact ehureh-intsrest. Hadth'
Democratic party doSe this IhiRgbecSus'
they believed il to Be right, il would b
discussed on thu, point; but the bill "a
passed Is = sEi5 yTo GO for political sup
port, and 1t Eas the party that Jumped tht
string held BY priests. Thai gives Il it
ugly aspect
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Our srEupENNfLLE LETTER
The Late Raees-A Disheartenetl
ROWer-Chureh MnIterS-Other
Interesting Facts.
S1ErBENvILLE, August Q.

GIEl hENNlLl-kf august -.
E1lssrI 4 ihs in,siiigeaoF.
In a previous letter / promised to write
you an account Of the races which took
place here today. At OF near the hour Of
INA solitary bugle echoed and re echoed
along Water street. At the same time
the stenlorian voice Of Majot-G General
Jackson was heard crying along the
HbOulevafd--HTo arms To afmsr Fol.
loving this burst Of sweet music fell
upon The ear. For this treat We must
thank the "lndependent ColOred Band, :
led b. Champ. Bowman, the knight Of
the Hshears and raEof.' Next appeared
aCast.Iron Jake whose good naiured
phii wa radiant with smiles. 1t Was
nov apparent to the most disintetested
observer that TIE Hcast.ifon man meant
business, a. the big clock in the steePle
tolled out in moufnful notes the hour Of
one, with the thermometer At So. The
procession started with General Andrew
Jaekson, familiarity known as the -Wilym
Colt Of Steubenville, a. leader. The van
gqatd consisted Of Eve "gammins7 Of the
Classic precincts Of Water street, Gus.
Lee, his two dogs, and several others.
AoRASD DISPLAY.
1this rarely been the pleasure Of your
correspondent 70 witness sueh = display.
Arriving At The Fair Grounds, at the hour
Of two, We found large erogd there.
Having the courtesy Of 4 good seat Of
fered us By Frank Keller, Of the cele-
bfa.ed Milwaukee Emporium We took
cur place between MAtlaek Campbell
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DlD4sAN GALL-
Ivll OasI iss ale Al JuakiaS ooEssE, 10 Bhiss-
p1gS, Oaso, On
SATURDAY, August TtA,
At 5'eilEk ?. H., II noi I'D Al pEiT1iG ale ls-
iafe thai tine, ny rgEidsnne, ioatsi @ Tie cuEnsf
q WbiNly and DeKLlb StFestL, KiTETOo1, OhiO.
III hogse ulnttins eight ll:ge ruoGll, bslids 4
PANTRY, EteAen and tv0 cellGrL Tbe "a 4 80 By
l0o ieSi, and "a u b GOD FlIAs and eihsT cat.
bgldiRrA il d also veil tet IN Gne fruit, and
everything neceai1ry 70 make dtsiI1hie hous u
oomfletG
on IruJuni d ansossity f1f eAEnEing ny tGS.
nea Uil Hcll ca Tie most Heasonabf tarnL
F0E pIFtiegllrS enquire Of J. c HERVEY, Real
EtGis Agent, No. ltis Market Strest, q q
: L SuGEST,
jy2i-eod % he FEsi1iss
AdjozrDCd until SATURDAY, AnElIi slh,
eotlueaGng a o'tl0ck p X, Al The sane place.
aus
Adj0arDsl uHtl the 18th diy q SEPTEMBER,
in trOEi q The COurtH Ol< q dhSo cOaniy, W. Va,
Al 10 o'eIock An aBs1
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1875-09-10

The Superintendents of the different Depart
,ments viii be appointed at an early day.
The above Premium List is subject 10 any ad-
diton or alteration the Committee may see nj 10
make, due notice of which will he given.
The Fair will be held under the auspices Of
the Pomona County Grange, at Union c. H., the
first week in November next.
All citizens throughout the County oordi-
ally invited 10 take part in making up this Fair,
thereby making IL their Fair.
Any person having any Improved Implements
or Machinery OF any special merit, are request
cd 10 bring forward the same for exhibition.
The COMMITTEE will adopt tho Rules and Fog
nIHligns now in force by the s. e. State Ayricul-
tur'l and Mechanical Society.
by that time ''Uur new Hotel will be in full
blast, end visitors are assured Of n cordial &C.
,ception aud n pleasant time. s8r 45,o
u y DuNlNAN SncNr "a