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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11
AMrlI SCENE AT SMITHFIELD.

5# # = Il . ~ H &
ill ftersvanco and Settle got through NJ
Smithfield last Tuesday Mr.. Jarvis took
the stand aud tod the crowd be didn't ex-
pect to make a speech. but to-day only
wanted to inquire into the charges made
against Major Smith that he hunted deser-
tiers with dogs during the war. lie had
made the charge on hcarsay and il the
statement was true the people Of North
Carolina should know it. aud untrue, it
shonlL be corrected IN justice ~ Majar
Smith. The major was o., the stand and
triuplplantly exclaimed. THERE'S no man
~ Johnston county who will face me and
charge me with having run men with dogs.
Jarvis replied Yes. in the west Mr..
Smith has denied the charge and stated he
world give the man five hundred dollars
IN gold who would filce him aud nay be bad
run'him with dogs. and now il. such man
be present let him come forward aud claim
bis 1--WE hundred dollars nsaelE
Z About that time Zoe LeSIay sang ont,
CLEAR the track boys; hero comes the
man 7 .aollH i 's 34aaa nie ..B.i ,ts.bti
The crowd made way and On old chap. J.
ii. Morgan Of Meadow township, stragg led
through and they raised him on the stand
and sat him on top Of table. The old
man raised his specs and cycling Smith like
booking into horses month he spoke
through his nose and said: Major, don't
you re-ko- lsct wheuI was homo on furlough
you put your dogs arter me an run me
home in my own house 2 The crowd yell
ed at this and there was general bedlanl be-
low. An old coon's voice was heard ring
ing aboye the din. : Yes, an | b'longcd to
bis home guard comp'ny an be put p boss
Birdie on me an bit 10 my mouth an
made me play hoss to tame me
Smith here consulted with Jarvis and
for fear Of row on the ground between
their friends both gentlemen eft the stand.
The above facts are given az t.ah us by
an eye witness - Raleigh Sentinel.
.IfgtF 81 III 49, ii ~ K&#g&aE @& E II
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

We learn that r. M. Jones. one OF the
Sugar Hill candidates. has been busily ex.
aiming the recorisof tile county TO AS
certain the allowances made GO sheriffs
] clerks &c running tack a number years.
lie will remember that the same looks are
orep.to .thsfsasvsll philnseIf. and may
tell tales.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

Ike Young Entertained his colored
brethren 90 Friday might with mora
lion" Ia the old Academy. The slnle old
story. iIf tue Democrats sueceed you viii
all be put hack into slavery" NJ
Oh /! fie, Ike. a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

We received Tie new sd. of this firm last
week leo late 70 can attention 10 the vety
profnse aud elxautsisuk uf goods nov. Of
fered ~ them IL priccs..rrally ler- than the
shoppcri N New York aud Philadelphia
! eaH: Tcg iisesn 20. Cali and zee them
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11
See fourth pege birth for Ads and In
terestliig reading matter. ,,,.Isilg<
PERSON COUNTYC0URT..

We soil bepresem at the Court neri
Geek. and hope b msst our friends and
Subscribers from Hurdles Mn, Bashy
Fork. Longs x Roads, Wooiaiq,e. Ieds.
l,ry and eiscschere, ,sho. zoe hope, miH Je
prepared d ctedmcG Ftd scores and n,ai,.-
tain oar fresehi friendly retatioas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11
SENSIBLE ADyIcE.

! You arc a.l,ei every day through the
columns ~ newspapers aud by your
Druggist TO use something for Dyspepsia
aud Liver complaint that you know
bnoIhne about, you g.t disccmrnged sl'en-
ding money with but little success. Now
10 give sou satisfactory proof that GREEN'S
Auausr FLOWER VIII cure you Of Dya'
pcpsia aud Liver Complaint with ~ y
stler,s. such us sour stomach, Sick Head'
rclpx ,Jo-tiyrnc-r, l'alriialignofthe Heart,
lI.art.b,irn, Water brasil, coming up q
food amer eating, low spirits &ss we ASK
yo,, Ia no % your Druggist, Dr. q. Hooker
and gct a sample Bottle o. dnEEs's
Arn,,sr F,owrn for 10 cenls and try y
or a Regular size for % cents, NO doses
will relieve yoli.
/
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

Z isIis stock of new goois Is the largest
and be~t aud the cheapcst lie has ever
bp.ehl here. HIS advertisement v .
marvel. Esr u hlis every desire, Goods
hDught NJ hel,aagl,i them conaot be IN
drrss;.l. and oil vllo lave seen the display
'sflaslIcss fhtrics hre delighted. Y ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

Register. REqIsrRg. REGIsTER. Dnn't
d fall, hooks are ope,l. Dan't forget. Old
d mon who have neglected Il. young men
just come u age,do IL, Register, Register.
- Register. - Fe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11
rr.rr.mne FOR Cow vance. neeepslo.

4 Tie Tilien and yuice Club have ar
ranged al follows: A cavalcade viii meet
Gov Vance on Wednesday at Caldwell aud
conduct him 10 Hillshore. Ia q carriage
drawn by four white horses. reaching town
about an m. On Thursday morning NJ
10 o'clock, Gov. Vance, IN a open carriage.
and accompanied BY the salem band, win
heescorted through the principal streets
thence tVthe Cour. House, when the dis-
cussion will begin II II O'clock z ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

Most ofour summer visitors have lefl
for their homes liitI,e east, the fr.,sts al
hast week making itsafc 10 do 50. we
think most " them have bce.i 80 well
pleased ibs. they VIII return die mex;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11
New sehesiuie.

On Sunday another change Of tie Mall
acknowledgements into elect. The Mall going
Fast leaves here nj is;22 p. N; going West
al 8. u. ar = sg t,at y a sfita
= We win puLlish schedule IN fulfnext
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

% We do not know Whit provision viii be
nihde for the reception of Mr. Settle. Per-
haps his friends xillifakc a. good care 81
him us Of Gol. Young. eias.ass7a sFns.t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

Thisiy cn,phallcnliy The ilUne 81 The
North CaroiInianiil Rlchmond andis fcli
n. soch ~ thS many who uharr iir horpi.
taliiirs. II n llie most conveniently stun.
ted Iuisc IN the city, aud with reduced
rates aud superb fare ought never % y
p,,rscd by by our North Carolina frieiids
We recommend u heartily.
several changes IL names ~ Inspector
aud Isegi-tmrsin ron,e Of the townships
tnye been made. Zee nOtice.
--44sr~e----- -s---
iif &. {. Taylor i Registrar
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

A pick.rockei, working In acrowd
one darn nlglts rclisyrd pne man
ola well-flled ei,velepe that 10 thought
|, e,iFlst po~ibly eeHsrlu ysl'iaele' paVers.
sNvheffhe tanr,f II txanlhtit ~ found \
20 be a ,;.D,mesile Paper fashion,"t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11
DIED.
~ i - asFat a4las gEs
DIl.D.

4 10 this County, on Saturday The 9TH,
inst. at the residence Of his mother, Of
typhoid fever, David a. Strayboru. son Of
Areh'd Strayhorn. deceased aged II years
apdsix mouths. He was young man Of
most excellent character and was beloved
and esteemed by ull who knew him. H
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

London. Oct. GA Reuters Telegram
from Belgrade yesterday, says that il j.
expected now that Russia will present
.uliilnations to be followed BY declaration
on war. s#sa 1917 Il. .s ,stl
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III Z. {. IaylOr I Registrar
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21

For figuring victory out of defeat
commend us to the New York World.
1t is perfectly satisfied with tho victo-
rios of its party in Ohio and Indiana
A loss Of a dozen members of the
lower House Of Congress it counts as
u grand victory, and it expects to do
better i'll November. Whistle up
your courage!
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21

October Goth. 1876.
Tho following letter was received
from Mr.. Henry Smith, declining the
nomination for tho Office of county
commissioner
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21
A Democrat gives as reason why

A Democrat gives as q reason why
Hayes cannot DO elected President
that he did not seek. the nomination
and will do nothing to secure his
election. This is just what the pco.
pie approve. "They will see to his
election. Ifhis own money and per.
aonal efforts would avail, Tildcn's
election would be assured.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEHuRa COZ,

WIN
BY AUG. B. KNOWLTON, Esquire, J r.
Whereas, L. p. Collier, hath made srit
TO me, to grant to him letters Of Atln,niatra.
ton Of the Estate and effects Of ". y. Col
licr, late Of said County deceased
These nrc therefore TO cite and ;ullnonish
all and singular tl,c kindrc, and Creditors
Of the said ". o. Collier deceased, that they
be and appear, before me. in the Colrt Of
Probate, TO he held at OranScbrrg, &. IT,,
on 10th November next, after publication
hereof, at | | O'Clock in the forenoon, toslow
cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my Iland this Goth day Of
October Ammo Domini 1876
AUG. Il. KNOWLTON,
Ls. Judge of Probate.
oct II I'm
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21

Rooms Of the Executive Com
l,littcc Of the Democratic c
Party.
Orangcburg Couaty, Oct. Goth 1876.
The public generally are hereby
notified that the merchants of the
Town of Orangcburg S., c., have
agreed to close there stores on the
following days, to wit: Oct. 26th, the
day of tasting and prayer, ordered by
the Stale Executive Committee, Nov.
3rd, the day appointed by the State
Executive COMMITTEES, for reception
OF Governor Hampton, and Nov. 7th,
the day ofthc General Ele ction.
JAMES i lHLAR, Charm an of tho
Democratic Executive Committee Of the
County of fOranScburg, S. c.
a SCILlFFLEY, Secretary.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21
Rooms Of Executive Commit
tee Delnocrntic Party,
Ornngcburg County.
ORSGEBUHG s. c..

October 9 9th. 1876.
Tho following letter was received
from Mr.. Henry Smith, declining the
nomination for tho Office Of county
commissioner
Orangcburg, S. c.,
October 10th, 1876.
TO James +. Isiar,
Chairman Of TIC EIccufirc Committee
u; the Democratic Inrtu
Orangeburg, S. C..
After reflection l have felt it n
duty which j owe 10 myself and the
democratic party, of which am a
firm ndhcrcnt, to decline the nomina
ton Tor county commissioners con
terrcd upon me by the votes of the
late democratic convention Of the
county Of Orangcburg. 10 not feel
in this great struggle for reform and
better government that any one
should accept position which he
knows he is not competent to fill.
This is my case, and hence, I hasten.
to acqnaint you ofmy determination
l shall continue to work faithfully
and honestly for the success Of the
democratic party TO which I have
belonged ever since emancipation,
knowing and firmly believing that
this party can alone reform admins
tration of the goycrnnen. OF South
Carolina, and secure to The colorcd
man all lis rights under The constitu
ton and laws, both Of the State and
the United States.
Hoping that the executive commit
tee will be able to fill the vacancy
caused by my declining with a good
competent and c0nsistnnt man, and
pledsing my support to The man who
shall bc substituted by the executive
committee in my place, and to tho
whole county ticket.
| am obcdicnt servant,
HENRY SMITH.
The resignation of Mr.. Henry
Smith was accepted, and the commit
tee unanimously elected Mr.. Alcxan
der Brown to fill the vacancy occa
stoned by the resignation Of Dir.
Henry Smith.
JAS. Il. IzLAR,
Chairman Go. Ex. Committee.
+. a. SCll1FLEi, Secretary.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21
The 0rangeburg Co ounty
Canvass.
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS

Raoms Of Executive Committee of the
Democratic Party 0ranScburg County.
The following lists Of appointments
are made for lion. 81. +. O'Connor
and the nominees OH the County
Ticket.
Branchvillc, Branchvile Township,
Oct. 9th.
Shiloh, Middle Township, Oct.
25lh.
az.. 2amison, Orange reaa,ip, Oct.
Eastcrlin's Union Township Oct.
2Sth.
Corhcttsvil.c, Gro&land Township
Oct 3Oth.
Bulls Mill, Providence Township,
Nov. 1st.
The Presidents Of the several
Township Clubs 5rc requested to
make The necessary arrangements in
accordance with tllc above pro
grammc, and will notify all the Clubs
II the adjoining Townships to u.tcnd
JAS. +. lXLAR.
Chairman
County Executive Comm ,tcc.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21

III.
Of
Mr. Robert l.dandgr
Champion Double o the world
mcnag cac has rpencqu
John Lowow eproso
wing + oe 80 6s-'"'
Frank Robbins the Peerless Rider, divide.
cnrarkabI
lsohr the cAcolatic Wonders
azele franklin thrilling erforncrs
Miss Jennie Tounoi, Ariel
cnnd sx xothcr adv
the FomrlIo Bare Back ilcr
oman, the great tFnglE Ole PcrEru
Lewis
we'll hyo allyk yknowna
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21
NOTICE..

OnASGEnuKt, S. G
October 18th 1876.
Take Notice the Public Schools Of ti,is
County will open on Monday November
13 1876.
THos. PIIILLII's,
Go school Com O C
oct 81 o.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21
To Re1lt.

The House recently occupied by
Mrs. S. e Tobin. Terms Moderate.
Apply at Store Of
s. +. TOBIN e. co.
oct 81 1t.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21

THIS MAMMOTH SHOW COMPRISES AMONG ITS MOST
Hfcnngcrc mandCf
her Anlmn Monsters
Besides mim-
sandW
Birds
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21

The ballot in tho hands of the
freedmen may yet preserve the jewel
OF liberty to the diadcm of the Re-
public.-Ad,oham Eiaeola, 1854.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21
SI1ERIFFS SALES.

By virtue Of Sundry Executions to me di-
rccted, l will sell to the highest bidder,
at Orangcbnrg G.. II. on the First Mon
day in November next, for Cash, all the
Right Title and interest Of the Defend
ant in the following property, to wit:
At tho risk of former purchasers, All chat
plantation or track ofland OH Long Branch
in 0rangcbnrg county, containing 1923 acres,
more or less, as represented by plat made by
l.. q. 1nabnct, Surveyor. Levied on as Tie
property Of w. A.. Sistr,nk, Il. tic suit OF
Ellen d. Oliver, E1'r.
y II that lot with the buildings thereon,
in the town Of 0rangcburg, bounded on the
North by Mrs. Il. G. Andrews, on the Eas,
by street, on the South by Kirk
Robinson and OH the West by Mrs. Living.
ston. Levied on rs the property of L. G.
Andrews at the suit Of l.. Cass Carpenter
o:sISs';'s* s%5s;ss1 o!i,!a, i e. r.1 cA!x,
Oct l4th, 1876. S. o. C.
Nov 81 ct
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-21

First j judicial Circuit.
ORANaEBURo, S. G.
October, 18th, 1876.
The delegates elected to hold n
convention for the purpose Of nomi.
mating sui table person to be voted
for OF the ensuing election for Solici-
tor of First Judicial Circuit will meet
at 8 IL o'clock A. M. Oct 31st ut
Military Hall, City of Charleston.
D. A. STRAKER,
Chairman First Judicial Circuit.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03


1kS X ri u b nUO q &
wa. ~.a.,.
GEO. o. FRYER PkOf.
rb;s us,l known hotel has been enlarged and
.,.,,s,-,..s, u,.;, In capacity and appearance
!, ;, ,,,,,.s,;,r.h,v The
- unrsr ~ NEVADA
,,,,,
Magnificent PaTlOrs and SPien""
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-14

.iNGoRA GoATs.-Capt. W. H. Hardy was in town on Tuesday and Wednesday with five fine Ar gcra bucks. O. Allen. of c. T. Rodgers & Co.,, bought one for which be paid $50. The others beng older and finer, be asked sl00 each for. Ttey sell according to grade, fuI-bloods being ill some instances as high as $500 gold in Cali fo,nia. Capt. Hardy has several hundred of thsse goats at his ranch in Mohave county, and in 'orms us that three establishments have al- reldy been started in the East for working the feeces into fine fabricks. There is probably no country on the earth 90 we'll suited for the rais- ing of Angoras as the mountains of Arizona and We see no reason why it sball not at no distant day become one of our leading industries. In addition to their wool or hair products they are excellent mutton, and when crossed upon the common goat the ewes can he saved for breed ing purposes and the weathers fattcned for nut ton. The principal advantage, and the one that makes this class of mutton so desirable is, that the Augora, like the common goat is free from diseases to which sheep arc liable, and on that account the mutton is eaten with far more conf- dtncc that if the consumers were in constant fear of scab or rot.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-14

GoINa TO ONAHA.-Maj. A. W. Evans, Assis- Rant Inspector General of this Military Depart enent has been ordered to Omaha, headquarters 'of the Department of the Platte. The Major has been confined to- his quarters Aere for many fnonths, with broken leg, and is now only able to get about on crutehes with difficulty He Icame up to this office in Col Wilkins buggy yes-
 erday, for the first time since the accident which Crippled him last Spring. The Major intends to Hispose of his hne new ambulance, horses and
 fome other personal effects, through Fisher, auc. tioneer, on the 22d inst as will be seen by refer fnce 10 our .new ads"
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-14

NEW SroRE.-As an evidence of the pros ptriiy of our village, new buildings and new houses are going up on every hand with aston ishing rapidity. The latest enterprise in bu siness line is fruit and cigar store, just open ed by Messrs Jas. F. Bones and Wm. H. Foster. Their stock comprises everything in tue line of choice cigars, tobacco, pipes, candies, nuts, honey, green and dried fruits, etc, etc. They have four-herse passenger coach with which Mr. B. makes regular trips to and from San Ser nardino, enabling this firm to supply the market with oranges, lemons, lines, apples and pears. Tley are both young men of enterprise and hope by fair dealing and attention to business to re ceive fair share of patronage Their place of business is on Montezuma street, one door so Ith of Moeller's saloon.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-14

PLACER MINING NEAR EHRENBERG.-FOl- lowing is from San Francisco exchange:
 Gentlemen recently from Arizona report to the San Bernardino Guardian, that the recent placer discoveries near Ehrenberg are turning out magnificently. The diggings are on the Arizona side of the river about ten miles from Ebrenberg. Rich gold dust is found throughout an area of 40 miles in length and l5 in width. The dirt pans out incredibly rich. About 800 men are already on the ground, and in a few weeks it is antic- ipated that there will be several thousand. The rush from Prescott is daily increasing in volume, and the excitement throughout the Territory is at fever heat. It is claimed that ten dollars a day is poor banning out by the least fortunate digger.
 A man came to Tucson early this week, from these diggings as we are told, to get his friends to go up there. We saw several pie ces of the gold he brought with him, which were worth from two to about eight dollars. He reported good many men at work, but the above seems to be an cxageration of the number of miners and value of the diggings. Mr. Philip, of the Arizona and New Mexico Express company, says he saw four pounds of the gold at Ehrenberg. There is no water, and dry washing Is the process used.-[Cit- iZen.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-14

FINE PAIR or GLovEs.-Dad Moreland showed fs beautiful pair of buckskin gauntlets the pther day, and as they have domestic history we Fill give it.
 Henry Herbert killed the deer, Dud dressed the Kin by rubbing it over the pommel of his saddle ls he travelled the mountains su horseback, and llss Jane Oswald of fwalnut Grove cut and made
 gloves without any pattern other than Dud's lnd, which she measured and fitted perfectly The beauty of the work, however, is in the ex- is'te needlework done in colored floss op the cks and wrist pieces.
 we nave seldom seen heater or better fitting
 ses anywhere and when the fact is considered
 they are not the work ofa professional glove
 Aef, out Of novice in the business we think
 ooaoasi is iastifiable in regarding them as a trophy.
 aoney wouldn't buy 'em.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-14
Clothing-s full line now at L. Bashford x Co.'S

Rev ]. Franklin McKean, of the M. E.. Church South, has been sent to this circuit by the Bish- ops of his Church, and will preach for the pres
 ent occasionally in the different neighborh oods until houses of worship can be provided. Rev. Mir Groves, ef Salt River, has been in town during the week with wagon load of 'eggs. He also brought to tho Agua Rria and elsewhere along the road some sweet potatoes 1or seed, and the farmers of the Valleys, inclu- <iing Hon. l.. A. Stevens of Willow Creek, intend
 to try their hands at raising this very desirable vegetable another year.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-14
A Card

EDITOR MINER Permit me to correct the statement published in your last issue concerning the man who beat his family The facts are these: On the morning of the 9th inst was riding frcm Curtis mill with Joseph shuer On nearing the house in question, girl ran ou, screaming murder" Shuler says, al guess ole Wilson is 'Iickin' his family" By this time the girl had reached the side of the wagon. but sobbing so violently that her speech was unin- telligible. jumped of and ran into the house and inquired what was the matter man there with black-snake whip in his hand said that he had been 'correcting his family" took the whip and in my anger said to him, "A man who would strike child with such whip as that ought to have his head cut of with crescent saw," and he skulked into the corner and sat down. Two children ran from the side of an emaciated woman and clung to the skirts of my coat. As l turned toward the door the girl fol- lowed by Shuler, came in. She threw herself against me, begging me not to go, saying, that they were afraid to be left alone. l told the teamster, when he got to town to send an officer immediately, would remain until be came. At this the man said, "You needn't send for an off cer, I'll go with you" I waited till he put on his overcoat and accompanied him to town, and delivered him, together with 'the whip, into the hands of Justice Cartier.
 WILLIAM c. FOSTER.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-14

Two large families from Washington Terri tory one having eight and the other six children, arrived here recently with a view to making Ya- vapai county their permanent home. Calvin Keyes and a MT. Wood are the heads of these families, and we learn that they are intelligent and enterprising men, and have very interesting fan lilies. They will form quite addition and ornament to society here. Mrs. Reyes is sister to Mrs. George Banghart, of Chino Valley, and Ed Peck, Esq, of the Peck mine
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-14

IMPRovING.- Mrs. A. S. Clough has been in a critical condition and not expected to five since the birth of her child, which occurred Dec. 2Sth, until Tuesday of this week when her symptoms became more favorable, and at last accounts there was good hopes and fair prospect of her recovery. Drs. Lippncott and McCandless have been in daily attendance and done everything that medical skill could suggest, and her bus band, and mother, Mrs. Alexander, have been un- renlitting in their attentions.