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,-.s.rs..s N.us for Democrats.

We understand TIA: the weh known
publishers, D. Apelstou K Co. New
York, Lave nearly H.ady for Pabhcstion
.Theiifs snd pabic serrres Tof Hon
samuel J. Tildsn," Democratic nominee
fer .he Presidency, with 3 portrait Of
steel Ths work s written, with the
APPROVAL of Mr.. Tilden, BY Theo p.
Cooke editor Of the Utica O6ssrrer. and
viii doubtless have large kals- Book
agents out Of employment Will do well TO
secure territory from the publishers
without delay.
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OUR dispatches this morning inform
Us tnst 5000 Russian volunteers are
re.dy t. march 10 the assistance of Ser
VA and tha; they have asked the consent
OF the Roumanian government 10 pass
through the territory o, that province.
The war cloud IN the east Is growing
larger and more threatening day after
day
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To SNAKE hay while the sun shines Is
sll we'll enough when the sun shines =
dsy or two ~ time. But when i
shines only long enough to partly cure
the hay, As i. has been doing for the past
TWO weeks, and then 10 BE- followed by 8
dsshing rain. hay making becomes an
Impu-sIbliItv.
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Further Particulars.
HORS M A r K EFT
General Stock Agency

Balleving.that Wheeling has pong been
in need Of General Horse Market. anu
having Leased the stabliIIg and track of the
Fair Grounds. will end-avOr tn - abliso
regular sales OF Horses. Carriages new ana
Sacond-haud,l Wagons, Cart, Harness,
saddles, Brides, Is ankets, Rob'~, whips,
&c, sc.
Hoping 20 permanently establish IL 4
solicit the patronage oG DroyerS, Livery
men, Farmers.and all persons ha wing such
property tor sale, hoping by strict itt~h-
ton and fair dealing tO merit liberal
patronage. Yours respectfully.
J. l.. BCRLEl.
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A LIrrLEmore Of this not, wet weather,
and the wheat will be growing from the
shock IN the harvest fields, and \ good
barrel Of -four. ..msde from home raised
wheat will be rarity in this region for
another wear
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The frisco Panic seare.

SAY FEAxcIScJ, J1ly li-AEhO1sh
greatly 5epre<zet, there Is no.hing yet
that csa b C,Dssidsr-f a. p-nE pre-
v.iling 70 GliSnrg stOes.- NJ failures
x-e known e. bsve occurred, tbosiyn
there are r.n"-s - that es-rt- II iead-
Ing stock. 20 much loser, uneoverirg
uargius. bsd breakS vii no aOabs fol-
low. = Sls-eks Sere weaker After The
board to-day,
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OUR Long Reach correspondent, CIV
ing an account Of the Centennial
Fourth" writes on both sides OF MS paper
and otherwise makes it impossible for Us
~ print
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DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE
CowuIrrEE MEETING.

Tn ACCORDANCE WITH TIE "
L of a majority OF the members OF the
state Executive Committee, appointed at
the Charleston Convention. said Commit
Tee will meet at the city OF Grafton ON
wednesday. the 10Th day OF July,
1876. tor the purpose Of oryanization-
The Democratic candidates for the vari-
ors STATE offices, nominated at the Charles
,op convention, are requested TO meet said
committee at the same time aud place.
Bv orler of the COMMITTEES.
tvs ]. W. GALLAHER, Sec'y.
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SsaEvIps.r, July l+-The upper
riyer .t Fulton hxs risen foot Ard .
inches IN the last "a hours, and Is row out
Of its banks, threatening all the crops
with destruction in the upper river
valley. .....F-.
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ZACH. CHANDLER GRANTS Secretary
Of the Interior, WAS selected by HAYES
ss Chairman of the Republican Commit
tee to manage his campaign. CHASD-
LER and GRANT are in accord
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WITH general Indian WAT on our
frontiers, and European war on Inc
Bosphorus, the farmer will probably ind
a market for his surplus bresdstuts.
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HAYES promises GRANTS $4,000 office
holders that they shall keep their hold
upon the public test II he is elected.
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July II.
SENATE.

Mr.. Sherman submitted the report OF
the conference committee on the JOINT
resolution tor the issus OF silver coin.
Mr.. Bogy, ofthe conference committee,
said he concurred in the report, although
it did not accomplish the object he de-
sired. which was to make silver legal
tender for any amount. He concrrred
in the report because the session Was very
far advanced, and he felt the necessity OF
providing = subsidiary coin for the peo-
pie.
Mr. Jones spoke in opposition.
The report was agreed to, and the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-15
SUNDRIES.

CYRUFS. CHEESE, WOODEN WARE.
y Bsooms, SOAPS, Candies, I'racksu,
ijss~nce Coffee, Indigo, Matches. Nin~xsr'
carbon and Lard IN s, spices, Rice, Stsrrh'
SnuTs, soda, Groc.rs Drugs aud such othrr
srtic.ss ~ are usually toubd IN . firsi -ctss-
house -. 8Esb.bs'
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Base Bail.

LOUISVILLE, July 2L-The Louisvilles
won handsome victory to-day with the
New Hsvens, defeating them II to D.
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TEAS AND TOBACCO.

4 FULL LINE of CHOICE OoLOSu,
n Japan. Gunpo~d.r. Souchorg and
Young Tyson Teas, and leading bnuds 80
virginia and ksntuck y Chewing Toba"r'~
always on hand. special iuduestnsnts
offered In the~c lines.
niTS u. BEukLv.
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Serious Accident on the ship
Thunderer.


Thunderer.
PoRrsMoUrH, July li.-An accident,
the nature OF which Is unknown, oc-
Cured to-day on the turret .: the snip
Thunderer. on her trial TRIP \ large
number were injured, aad have been
taken to the naval hospital.
Later.
1t is reported that the boiler bursted,
killing ten person. and wounded thirty
two.
Further Particulars.
LoSDoS. July l4.-Twenty-one per-
sons were killed and sixty wounded by
the explosion on board the Thunderer.
Many OF the wouRded cannot recover
A still later dispatch says it is feared
that twenty-six are fatally wounded.
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AND now the Bridgeporters propose to
raise TILDEN pole.
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TTs srrather, to-day iosA 6e partly
cirfg fr.ia rari15ie .rinds, silght change
Of tsp.veraiurs, aad local rain.
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Aaother body of the Fichorn murder
ers, st Newark, n. j., has been recovered,
Tns wounded policeman will recover.
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HAYES first term would be GRANT ;
third term.
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REFINED SUGARS.

LOO Bbls. Crushed, Powdered a Ursnulatei
100 Extra & and A White,
~ Franklin B,
~ Yellow g.
n store and tor sale by
mr9 VI. REILLY.
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COFFEE.

1nnRAGs PRIMETOCHoICECU
lUb In store aud for sale by
mr9 u. REILLY.
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BACON AND LARD.

A FULL SUPPLY ALWAYS on HAND
n ot Ieai Lard, y. T.. Hams, shoulder,
q .ar Sid.-, \. &. Briskrts, etc. Orders nII~i
fresh from smoks-hous. daily.
MARI ". RIILLY.
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HAYES is but GRANTS fgure-head.
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FOREIGN.
THE TCRCO-sERvIAN WAR.

Srryia to be Assisted by $1,000 Rus
sians.
NEW YORK. July IA correspond
ent from Vienna reports that 25.Oco Rus-
sian volunteers are ready 10 march - the
assistance of Servia, and have asked the
Roumanlan government for permission
TO pass through rs territory. This ap-
plicstion Is a source Of the greatest en-
barrassment to the Roumanian govern
ment.
The Servians Routed Near keinter-
deman.
CoSsrAsrryoPLE July II. - The
Turks Yesterday crossed into Sery'a
routed tae troops near keInterdeman and
burned the town.
The Turks Abandon saifsehar.
RAGUsA, July 1.-THE Turks were
defeated near hleck yesterday, with
loss of $50 killed and Is prisoners. The
insurgent loss was small. The Turks
were also compelled 10 abandon their en-
trerched position before Saitschar.
Lord Derby and the Christian League
Deputation.
LONDON, July l4-An influential de-
mutation 20 Wal. on Lord Derby, on the
Eastern question. will presents petition
signed by Earl Russell, a. 8 patron OF the
league IN aid Of the Christians Of Tur-
kew. and reciting among other things,
that sill Europe Is in sympathy with the
oppressed Christians, while England
alone supports their oPpressors, thus
meriting the taunt tha. their Christianity
is only profession, ard their love OF ho-
erty
An Empty Boast.
The petitioners pray Lord Derby, IN
the interest Of peace, 70 withhold al sup
port. naval and political, from the Sui
tan's government, and permit the CHRIS
tians of European Turkey 70 carve oct
their future destiny without external 10
terference whatever.
Lord Derby this afternoon received
the deputAtion Of the Christian League,
and
severely Criticised their Memorial.
though IN the main he expressed sym
pa;hy with their object. In regard TO
the atrocities, be said hat doubtless both
sides committed them.
John Brigh. presented memorial in
favor Of
Strict Neutrality.
EXCEPT when it may be possible 70 inter-
pose friendly Offices 10 mi:isste horrors
and hasten the close Of the eonaict
In replying, Lord Derby aid that ~
f.r a. human foresight eooh discern 8
general var Was most unlikely result,
from the present corhIct
He lad refused 70 adhere % the
Bertha Aeoor.sdsm
because il was . compromise between The
powers who were dssiro0s Of acting 10
gether, yet lot quits agreeing. de
didn't think, therefore, that eomProniss
would u,iinaisly work He felt sure the
Porte wouldn't aacspt il, nor even the
insurgents The rendezvous q the feet
in BesikA bag, wss no. EngAnds iHltia-
tive but al the Am
bs.sadors a. C0ustantinopIe ~.nted
% be armed against the eysctn-
slIiies, and against the
Massacre Of Brtftsh
and other sabjse.A Pr&1ce and ltA!yr
for Enfuclal lnd other rsascas, don't de-
sire war; Germany has 10 difsct 10.
terss, IN the gaestiou; Esgland mi no:
make var; and Austria i p~cnliz-iy ,
placed, and vii not break the pace 81
.elf interest A powerful party u
Russia sympaihizes uIth the SctzTsniao'
I and desires the erTeeiiOo sfa
Sefayanse Emptre
under Rassi.a guidance and isssssee, bot
iha, party = nor in power. TEE Gar "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-15
RuIes and Regulations OF the wheel
ing Horse Market and Mock
Agency.

Ist. All stock sold by this Agency IA ne
as repreSeu tel or money refunded aud the
highest bidder To be- the buyer.
~. All horses offered iOr saJe and prove
not as represented by the owner, II >oid
and returned, viii be charged with the
commission ,,,
III. A deposit will be- required u all boy
err when the property i knocked down 70
them.
9Th. All horses sold 1t pGslIe auction
will b. subject 20 trial until io'clock y. n,
and NJ not a. reprrse nted oy the auetione.r
are returnabIe and the money Will be re-
funded.
5th. This Agency will not b re-ponnbts
for stolen or mortkAxed property. The -ri-
Ter y. m at AL times be made known to IN"
bryer, and where any doubs crisis
~aarcnlug Investigation Will - made and
fully represented 20 the purcha-Sr.
fth. A registry fes Of Ijc Will D" charger
Tor Ali stock 70 be- offered tor sale through
this agency. An additional fee OF siD VIII
be charged where the property J. - De nd
yerti ed in our regular Catalogue sales
I'M. A commission OFFS W viii oe charzed
on Ali sales Of horSss under .IDO, and per
cent additional on All sums over slD -ains
on wagons, buzyiez, harness, &c, unIess
under g.. then 10 per cen; viii bs the CON-
mission.
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Monument TO Custer.

Monroe, MIcH., July 1.-THE c!ti-
zens of this, General Clusters native city,
have taken steps toward erecting mag
nifcent monument TO the memory OF
that brave officer and his comrades.
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GRANT is running this campaign.
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at'heelina 2eaister.

Gold -io,cd yssterdcy at III!
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The Turks Abandon saitsehar.

RAGUsA, July 1.-THE Turks were
defeated near hIeck Yesterday, with s.
loss of $50 killed and Is prisoners. The
insurgent loss was small. The Turks
were also compelled to abandon their en-
trenched position before Saitschar.
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RATES OF BOARDING H0ksEs.

sixty cents per day for drove horses OF
hor..s Cor sale; $40 Per day for hopes
that are required To be handled or eIer-
ciSed nd broken -
will keep careful and attentive gfoofhs'
.,.d bor,es len in my carr will have pro-
~ rars ard attention and handled pro-
rcriy, bot will not BE- responsible for rn-
ayoidab!e accidsnts-
Parties having property ~ oder VII re-
esiYe promp attention aidT.s.nf
Wheeling, ". Va, or AZ Bridsrport,o q
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UO We vim saast yss 10 . sss,-
HU s- xpu eaa saakSes vesk-
nH0n Vv5th5ef . ~ tai easy nd rs
MUN6 u specs.hts 81 skkss esns,
A1sHis sIPfLf ia % bovssy, n. I
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SIT a. Delegate In Congress.

Nearly the entire force OF the agency
Indians are here now and anxious for
peace. Statements representing diner.
ent state of things are not entitled to
credit, Nothing could be more unfortu-
nate than 10 stop the rstions OF these
Indians at the present time, and to thus
drive them to the alternative OF stealing or
starving. Appended TO the report L the
following
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WIN Sssp Hts R.seaii

The government nxs promised mach 70
the agency people that never vi. full
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Nj. REILLY,
WHOLESALE
Grocer and Pork Packer,
Sos lss 4 Isll Main street,
" HEELHNG, WEST Va:
FISH.

3 Halves Large No. Macksrel.
100 No.. +"
ID No. macxerel. tat Andpsrse,
10 BbIs. labrador Herring.
u Halves
80 Lake Herring,
50 =. White Fish,
10 Boxes Georges Cod Fish,
50 ." BonelesS
Nos. ! and Mackerrl In kits,
In store and for sale low by
mr9 n. REILLY.
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The Servians Routed Near keInter-

CoSsrAsrISoPLE- July II. - The
Turks yesterday crossed into Servia
routed tae troops near heInterdeman snd
burned the town.
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make Rinek Hills Stt0k-

50 many dead men. he SAYS he heard
,ha. the Indians coming from the agency
would not be allowed 70 return He has
made = lsx that no visitors shall pas BE-
tween the .gency and bis camp. es.he-
Indians oe whites When the -ascaliiy
of the Black Hills il settled, then he
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-15

Supplied With eli kinds OF Book lrkscs'
Drzh<, &c.
Neschaatr L~t.er ..Hssd', B'll
Headk, Csrdl, &C
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SefayAnie Empire

un1er Rassi.a guidance And isEsssee bat
iha, party : NOT in power. Tee Car "a .
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-11-18

commences next Monday morn
ing at ten o'clock when the cur
tain will rise and display the
Judge and the Grand Jury and
the Bar in solemn cOncIave. This
conclave will last with intermis-
sions for refreshments and rest,
probably throughout the week ;
then on the Goth instant the trial
jury will take hand and truly
try offenders both great and small,
and woe to him who hath com
mitted any offence for it shall go
roughly with him.
Lord & Williams have purchas-
ed during the week $500 worth OF
gold and $500 worth of silver hui.
lion. During same time they
shipped $3.50 pounds Of merchan-
disc to interior points.
Hon. II. s. Stevens left Prescott
for San Francisco. November 3
en- route to Washington, his az
fairs there requiring his early
presence.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-11-18
Pima County.
From the Citizen of November

From the Citizen of November
18th:
Col. VIM. G. Boyle arrived in
town last saturday evening in his
private conveyance and was hear
tily welcomed by his many friends.
He came from Indian wells in Ca
Iifornia by way of Wickenberg.
He has been absent from the Ter
ritory some three quarters of a
year, during which time he has
visited various portions of the
States and made lengthy sOj0urn
in London, where he was for some
time resident before first coming
to Arizona, and where he enjoys
an extensive acquaintance and
connection. Col. Boyle is of long
and extensive experience in min
ing operations and while he does
not state any decisive intentions
in regard to his future connection
with Arizona, we certainly hope
he will find something attractive
among our mines and will perma-
nently remain in our section. The
Colonel is d gentleman of varied
experience and attachments, and
with a mind replete with Incl
dents of life and travel, is a desi,
rable acquisition to any society.
From the vote as known in this
county, it appears that the follow
ing ticket is elected Council, F.
G. Hughes and F. H. Goodwin.
House, NJ. G. SamaniegO, Geo. II.
Stevens, d. A. Bennett, Estevan
Ochoa and VIM. Ohnesorgen. Su-
pervisOrs, G. L. Fitch ellis and J. H.
Hewitt, Sheriff, G. HI. Shibell.
Recorder, S. w, Carpenter. Dis
trict Attorney, Briggs Goodrich.
Treasurer, r. N. LeatherwOod.
Public Administrator, II. b.
Smith. And for this precinct
there have been the following Of
ficers elected School Trustees,
E. OchOa, G. T. Etchells, E. n.
Fish. Justices of the Peace, JO-
seph NeugaSs, G. II. Meyers and
VIM. j. Ross. COnstables, A. G..
Buttner and Pedro Burruel.
The adjourned session of the
August term Of the district court
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-11-18

in the Chicago Times places Gov
ernor Irwin in an unpleasant pO-
sition before the people of this
State. He is credited with an ex-
traordinary and utterly false state
ment as to the vote of California,
which statement by the way, does
not tally with the Democratic tally
made in this city, that too many
votes by several thousand were
cast. The Governor will probably
contradict the Times dispatch las he
recently did the report Of his con-
nection with a Democratic con-
spiracy here to obtain possession
of the requisitiOn papers.
The Gov. of California Denies the
Dispatch to the Chicago s'FRmes.''
SAN FRANCISCO, November Is.
Governor Irwin denies having
sent any such dispatch as alleged
to the Washington special of the
Chicago Times telegraphed for
yesterday. 1t is said banks are
calling in loans on bonanza stocks.
Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO, November ID
Stocks slightly improved to-day
closing prices as follows: Alpha,
S44; Belcher, $14,50; Gould and
Curry, S13; California, SOL; (devi-
dend off, Consolidated Virginia,
s51, 353; Justice, S23, Mexican,
$3.50.
Latest About Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO, November II.
Stocks: Alpha, $50 80; Califor-
MIA, $40 so; Consolidated Virgil
MIA, $41 so; Mexican, $21; Ophir,
$40 so; Savage, 50 %.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-11-18
CHICAGO.

Alleged Frauds In the Election in
California.
CHICAGO November 15.-The
Times Washington special says
the Governor of California has te-
legraphed to the Democratic COM
mittee here, that he does not in.
tend to certify the present returns
of his state as he has discovered
such enormous frauds as to mega
tive all the Republican majOrities
now claimed. He has made a dis
covery of $500 Democratic votes
were taken out of the ballot box.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-11-18
NE " YORK.
Tho Election Florida.

New YORK, November 15.-A
Times Tallapoosa dispatch today
says, as the county canvasses go
on with the returns it becomes
more and more apparent that
Hayes will run far ahead of the
State ticket. There can be no
doubt of Hayes success.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-11-18
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, d. G. |
October 31St, 1876. J

w Aoh1NOI ON, " "
October 31St, 1876.
Editc7' Se1tineL:-
The past week has been entire
ly devoid of events of general in
terest in this city. Not even a
murder, nor a default. One or two
suicides but they would not inter
est your readers, the result of hard
times and suffering. The present
! financial condition of our country
has been the cause of many sui
cides and much suffering all most
equal TO death. The blame lies at
some ones door. 1t is not chance
nor the result of honesty in poll
tics and wise states manships.
Pennsylvania as we'll as New
York is nova battle ground in the
Presidential campaign. The De-
mocrats are carrying the war into
Africa and claim to be enrolling
the Negroes Of the two Caroiinas
under the banner of Tilden. l
/ have no doubt but that in the flu
ture the Negro will find his place
in the Democratic party and be as
jealous as now be is in the repub-
lican ranks.
The Centennial visitors still over
flow. Poor Mr. President Grant.
He shakes the regular pump hand
he shakes about one thousand
times every day and then at least
one thousand more go off COM
planning because they couldn't see
the President. If he had an easy
time doing the summer at Long
Branch he is paying up now.
Most everybody has gone home
to vote and business is dull parti-
cularly in the departments, when
it is impossible to push anything
at present. 1t is hardly expressive
enough to say that times are dull.
1t is fearfulIy SO. The labOring
man divides lies and curses be-
tween the two parties, one for do
ing and the other for not doing.
The halls of Congress are being
fitted Of for the comfort of our Lee
gislators this winter. They need
! it sadly. II anything tends to
make man ungentlemanly, it is
to send him to Congress, where
he learns TO spit tobacco juice over
fine carpets and display his horse
hides or calf.skins in expensive
| desks.
1t is to be hoped that at the
! coming session, some attention
will be given to legislation and
notso much to political Buncombe,
as the Presidential election being
over, there will not exist any ne
cessity for such stuff. Among the
many needful acts is the equal.
cation of soldiers bOuntieS and a
better system of disposing of the
public land. These will no doubt
be presented. G.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-11-18
THE RAILROAD.-The work

THE RAILROAD.-The work of
grading on the Texas and Pacific
Railroad is still going on quietly,
but theoretically. There is no
blowing or gassing about it. Mr..
Reynolds has charge of the work,
in the temporary absence of Col.
CrowfOrd, and he seemst q under
stand his business.