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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

sd bin nun lutrSer beIIer ais i9 ic
erwartete slt iucrOeu," l9reibt &bilipp
&olt, SalemUille, 8tSconltn, ,,canf
Dr.. Gn9nit &Unt9'S $ a III .
burger z rop en-. S6littlaus
9e an 2eraiIDpfen urO ;o9 jlpei Ier3te
3l Static, obue baB i6 Sin6erung ers
bielt. Sd cnti6loB mid, bic 0amburs
ger ErOpien bcS DR.. 9lueuit SSnis 30
gebran9eu. Soft our Gbre unO DR..
slu9uft &Oni9's Sanlbur9er TrOpfen
gum Oiubmc nluB id ia9en, ouB MIR Ote,
islben meine @ciinoBeit wicbcr 9uben."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

Gin frnnsOliihsr Gr1t neuerer 8eit
bat bershnet 0ob Der itienI&Iide Sroo.
flismuS nid]t tueuieer uIS 6,s63 Sronf.
beiteu untertuorfen lit.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

Gin sults Olittsl s,asn Golf unb geibf5msT'
gen fInb Or. @ueult RbntB's 9amburs
set Grepfen, f&rdti Ssrr Mi6atl Bttl
aIs,fhawafa, Snb., btnn bitltIttn psIftn aus'n'
blldLLA,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

Sid mitjutbeiIsu, 1T 3atltr. 0it.
eetbeiItss ani3unsbmen. uie es eee,beu
miro, ift 8i!cung.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

SD BIN "a Sabre alt unb mar +, franf, ba6 ID
fsine Spttls mtbr StrircBtn fcnnis, Itrtibt Strr
pttr Gltmens, 2iitle SrlsarS, Rb. SD nnbm
Or. ausuh i86ntg'S Sambur8er
3rppfen nnb BIN nun fptten nlbt nur sarl
btrasAslt, fcRotrn fitIs MID SiI lrafttsrr ais
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

geriOHen, bic au s(ppetitlOliOfeit unO
@ibcrpillen scsen Speiien leicen, Iiub
DR.. GuSuit &6ntS's Sambure
ger TrOpfen Sn cmpfebleu. Serr
@atbtas DrubObel, glue Spring, SEE
brasfa, f6reibt bariiber:
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

@sssn Saul. arantbsitn unb allen unrttnis,
ftiisn, bic rOn ptrfprtensn9Iut sntlpIiHssn, anS
Or. @usuf Sbnts's burssr
Srppfen Gin gan, ausstltihntits Miiisl,
btnn fls fab bic bt1sR 8iuirttuiger. 90 i6rttbt
9tu Scbn gsorss 9oernlGaB In 2sHpnt, Sas.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

DWttn @ai,r, IGpn BOD int sIIttr, StrIcr fet>
rta @ppttit unb bate fOsar sinsn Dibsrptltn &C.
gen Spsifsn, mas itn fsbr f6pa6 unb Isibtnb
ma6is. auf unfsr 9urrpsn eebraudis sr . r.
@nguR &Snta'S 9ambureer Srpp>
ten; eer @rpttit ktrtt ,uraf unb CT flBIt uun
Gin eanS anttrSr @FnIlt ~ fsiH."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
Srenbe fur bic 2etbeRbeu,
Gs BELT cnren $aifen.
Gs pertiitet uns belt Musiebrans

Ssntr Suatn, ben ler ssrua&IalFst, Fam In
f9Itmmer Wussthruns enben mean ttn
prcmptee peilmititI nt9t aHstptnhtt pirb.
Daruu tan etb,n aaTs SPIEL ftbtn,
ptnn cure Rranibett 70 fHntH etbttIi
wrbta Fam 90 70 strinstH ReRsH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

Ser Sanf elmer sSamilie. = Sd
unb msirs Jrau fsssn Stntn ben er6btsn Danf
fur Or. Gusu1 86ntB's Sambur>
atr Eropftn, fdTstbt Stu Spbn grli, @t>
ntpa, Sas., ttnn bt,islbtn babsn uns errbt
DitnRt rpitftn. gDtr IaGtn bic SrUpfsn nitt
mtbr ausssbtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
Serr SObn SspulS, O1UTepi(ie, uubs

Serr Sobn Sswulb, SlOIspille, nabe
SatralnentO, Californian, i9reibt:
uDr. Qusuf a5nte's 5ambur.
eer Erppfen battn mir urb meinfn Rad,
Barn 70 tounberbars Sdft etIeiiisi boe mir bi,rs
NIT bftntIlb unftrtn 9ant ausIpItdtn unb
plnfGtn, boB bisie trtrtbppls griust ouf ber
gantsn WtIt Serbrtittt psrbtn ugb alsn Qslbtn,
bsH gum SsiIs bIeusn m6as."
SD ssrtOufit ibu 5000 GlaI@sn BON . r.
ausuR 86uts's 6ambarsU Erpp,
fen unb fam bsJsustn, buB bisitIbtn nit BEN
bsRsu grfOIss bssIsitst Rnb bic Ra6fruus aad
btsftm tTsfFi&sn SsiIntiisT idsII6 sanimmi.
6. grsRm, DIussta,
172 SmitpFsIO Siraes, 9,htsburs, ga.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
Offentltdje 9antiagltllg.

aus;us aus einsm 9riefs nom $. Ssins
mHller, Buff, SOwarb Co., Soma,
on ieinen Scbu 8. Seinmiiller, Re'
bafteur bes ,,albanp SerOlos."
...... SD fam niHt umtIn. DID ~ bitten,
In Dsintm 8latis unftrtn bfftnili6sn OauE fhr
bic 6tiluns Ettnsr Ruiisr eur& Or. auguf
85nts's Sambureer Grepfer ansius
iprshtn. gDie Du pttbt, lit bic ltsbt Wutttr
an sintm f8usrsn 2tbtrlsib.n unb ltlta bic Oil,
ft unisr,r Gtrsts mar psretbIi8.. sDtr prostrtsr
bic 6amburstr Sropfsn uno fpuree purb ben Uts
Der aani berssli.li. SD wdniSt, Du piresit bic
6amburgtr WebtJtnen INNER aufs
Belle empftbIen osnn iis babtn fb auf's 0rrj
ttfTIi8at In unfrtr 8aniiIls btpaeri.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
@e8tpeifer fir Steifenbe.

ptRnfpIuania Central gllenbabn.
8hGe rsylaaeH bas psuHfpIvauia GiItubaku
Depot 90 paETtsbuTs t6gli& pie fslat,
Nn nuub bonn IS .glpril, 1876.
OeRIi@.
Ybllatslptia GIPTsb $50 Rorg.
STntujug, 400 Mprg
harrisburg GYprebtHG 6.15 Born.
Diaustle Afepmnipba baticns,ua, 500 Born
eaasaR1 9ua (via GpIumbia) 7.35 Born
gdstht GTprthiua,. 1850 Born.
.SutHstprn GrprsbJne, las Ra9B
Gag. Grprs6 AIS :.
harrisburg Msrpmmsbatiun, $50 ;,
aiIauits GrprsbiHa fits sia$
DtRIi4.
stHinnah Grprtb,us. f2.55 Ra&is
9aihe GrprtBsug, A.20 Born
Gea- gailaatsrine, 500 BORN
9G9rdnfisr rSsr psusr pObus, 10.40 y
gehiuG i.25 Ra&m
Smueait6, $40 =.
esrlstcpn Accommodation, 5.95 ="
ptttsbnrg &pprtb i0.40 Hatts.
DIR philadelphia Grprselus. 5Rii4, ssbt fs.
ben Sa8. ansgsuemmtu Ncuiaee.
DIR parrtsbura Grprsejus. DillTsils VIC.
teniiiioeaiicneiug. eaneafsr 3ua ppaiue, unb
etr harrisburg aerrmmabicns (tibeY Co
Iunbta) 5fIt@, sstsn teta GAG, ausssnpm.
Hisi Seuniaes.
DIR pof,ug. bsr S&uslilug unb bsr witts.
burg 6rprsaiug, ipsfII@, stbsu tdgIi&, ausat.
npniuieu SonnldGe.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

3aas na& Sarrisbara SsrlaTsu pis fclst:
BsrIaF,n Rtp. .gOri. um s.45 Worssns, uab I'm
LOO, $50 RaGmtitass Inb 07.45 abtnbe
psrlaftn @ttlapslptia, um 9.l5 RUrssns unr
um $40, $40, 6.25 u. 7.20 gatmittass.
stns, unb um l.5O, 6.l5, 705 u. 10. .S5 g1ad,ri,
DtrIoftn poitsstlle, I'm 8 90. 8.45, 800 Wfors
gene IN, nm 4.S6 RaHmtitass un6 pia SdupI,
Ita unit Susqusbanna 3ptisbabntn I'm sos
Rore.
DsrlsatH aasntotpa, I'M $50, $50, s.55 Wlpt.
gene, 1920, 4.S0 ". 9. 90 RatmtiIass u. Nbbs,
Der 2.30 Rprssns Bug pom alsntOpn unp pu
40 Bug pOn Rsaelne espsn Met on Ron.
taaen,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

Die GiOsrmiibItn auf Sem 9onbeiinb
nun in boiler Sbdtiafeii.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

= Sin @aiffionar faste su eiuem gls.
GER: uGn iOait bsius Ssiube Iisbsn !"
Tessr: s0as thu ih aud."
@iffioudr: nllnb peIde SeiHOs finb
Sir Die Iisbten9"
ReSer: nRum nnO Bbisfsb."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

@idsI; "0u SunienOiuiu. bait
$Ods.it ssmuht uub mid. Oeinsn al.
ten GcIssen, nidt ciuseIabeu, baS uer.
be i'd Sir ME uerseien."
Waier ,.8arum nidtr ODER bift
0u 10 Gin unmsnidb. Der iid am I'm.
SIiif anosrsr cro0bt Pr
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

gOic 8sifpieIe usrOsrbeu bieI Ser.
eniSen. ~
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

Gis'Gtu|del,S ,SOmbnrstr Irupisn"
toftet so Gents, OOer fiinf 6luIden
awei Dollars, iiub in alien Oenti6en
Ipotbefen 3u baben Ober tuerOeu Oieiels
ben nod Gmpiane bes @elSes frei na6
alien Gbsiteu Der gereinisteu Staten
perIan0t.
Man o6reiiire:
4. VOgeJe,' &c Co.,
Baltimore, J11O.
slus. 10, 1s76.--302t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

2sbrsr, tper tusib, iuie Der quite
Sdldsr bieb? ...-,... a..
Srib: Ger bisb 8abrIid,
eebFsr; @oter bait bit bas bsnh ?
!Sris: gbriftus iaSte 1uibm ,Rabr.
!ia benfe tuirit bu bel mir im 8arubisie
iein."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

SwSITjatrIars @OasnIriOeu, TN:
btrbunlihfctt unO &Opfiancr3 pur.
ben our6 Oen gebraud Dor DR.. 9tug.
a6nis's Sam burger Gropfen
sebeilt nnO iOllte iebcr bieIe 8uubrr.
trOpfcn I'M Sauie bubeu, Sd fam
bon @runb lneiues SerSeuS iasen, SaB
i4 @ott bunfe, buB CT mir bur6 bicie
Mcbi3in 9eBoIfeu bat.
slnnlr I'd. SOTmaarr,
MioOletOwu, @a.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

Ssrr Steif in SnuuOuSo Sitt, Mil.,
tBeilt unS nit
,S6 lit felt sptt 9abrin an elmer b5sariiasn
8lebts, bic aleu- RtlteIn ptbsrllano. Da et.
brau&ie Id mtbrtre @oGsn lIns Or. aua9Il
R1nta'e burger Erppfen
rad 0url6r,ft uRo tpurfe ppn his1tm bbsariipsn
&tibsn poalidnpts aCteili."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
Sunntaae. Aaae,

Rad Rsiu. gOif. uni $40 Rprstns.
Ra6 gasnippa HHe Wts. .Stattpntn nm 8. 20
Durmiitaes.
Ra4 @sabtns, gblIabslpbla anb @sa. Siatlputn
UNI As RaHmiiiags.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
@pnntana, anat,

Sonntass'3asu
DtrlaHtn Rtp.g gOrf um $50 sla&mittaas.
Dtrlantn philadelphia I'M 7.20 Ru&miilass.
BsrlaRsn Rrabins um 4.aO, 7.4O Rprstns uuh
nm 1885. Ra1mitiass.
Derlaftn antnicpn I'm 2.SO @Orssns, unb um
600 Ra8mtttaes.
Dta Rprris unb eHsr gifsnbaBH.
8. g. Bpptttn,
gtnsraI> Supsrinenbtn. !.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
Gin 8iabriger aasi&lag.

SD lit felt s Sabrtn an tInsm judsnbtn @sss
Itlas iupttltn untrtrdslt3; ptrfuGtt ptrfhtebts
ne Rsbhinsn pbne furtrt ju tpsrbtn. Dnr6 ben
@sbrau9 BON ,,Swasns's VI. 5tiIuns Sini>
msnt" purbr Id Splfidnbis furirt.
Spfepb 9ambtrt
bel Gsbrit1 Sprltman, s. unb Gbnrp StraBr,
pbilabtlptia.
Gefer: fputei Du nit bitftm unanstnsbmtn
estttn bsbaftst fttn. ober 0ltGen pptr fon(itse
bdelihs Sauifranfbtittn, 70 etbt Ju btintm apo.
ibtfsr unb fauft ttr cine 66ubtel ,,Swapns's
Gll. 6cluna Stntmsn." Go pirb btn HGtrliH
Iurtun. grtts; so Genie per Dor, 3 1xtn
81 25, 8 BORN S2.60. auf tmpfaus bee 0tlbss
ptrb 6isis Tirpisln an trstnb cine @pTsft per Wcf
srlauht.
8ubtrsiist ausiHis Bel
9r. Swabnr + Sobn,
Rs. $50 Rrb S,&Rs Sha5s, pbiIabdptia.
ergrfaufl bst allen SdabIsrn In 1sbbI>
men.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
Serr Gbus. Suuptmau, 0liDer %oint,

TVFUt -T.-g-F
sss$tt,N i t s9 s Sa a. s$a%s nnS
bra6t. Dnrf ben gstrau6 BON Or. guaufl
Ronte's 0amburetr o 1rupfen bin
Id gcit ftt Daul irtsbr fpwsii tsrssieat, ba6
Id nisintn attn 9t16dftisunetn pisetr nattass
ben fam. Sd fam tutsr btsIe 3stiiin Stasn
bsiisRs smpfsblsn."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

- Sn 81. iuar So13eit nno GRO.
fer Sdmuns, i'm 8aitbof natiirIid ;
osnn oobeim batman5n Iolden Sdmdl'
len pcOcr Iuum. nod Seller, nod Q0f.
fcI. Sie 8eIIner ranntsu 9efbaftig
Srepp auf Srepp al uHo isbt fam ne
$auptidiliIeI bampfeube 8sbbibner.
8ie Der gRB padte Der 8sIIner Elm
Snbn in bic Saibs. bas Iues bcs Salt.
9eberS aber mar ibncIler sslusIsn unb er
IddeItc psrbadtiS. SdneIl trat or gum
&eIlner, sr9riff bic SaueeibiiIsI. Iesrte
iie in Die Suide Dss bieusnbsn @eiitcs
unb iuSte; n9isber SreunN, bamit eie
baS Subn nidt 70 trufcu binunterpiir.
gen, 70 gebe ib ibneTund etlunS 8riibs
oa3u.
@olbftunb; ,Saoen's aIio, $err @u'
Ter, mas iuerOen g 'nsbmen su maIen
mein Nuarticr?"
@uIer sir ieoes 3immsr IL &bIr.
nno fir Den Corridor. Der mir seipribt
miro, 4 SbaIer."
(GiniSs 3ttt ipatsr.)
8OIoitqnb; SER @aIer, luuS mol.
len Sie babsn, iusnn iii Iade maIen
meiue Grau in SsI?"
Walsr: ,,OaS ipHrbs 10 scuisbor
MAIDEN. $err 9OIbtaub."
@oIoitaltb (erfdredD :; ,8utt fol-
mer bcbiiten! Sus lit Uisl 5u tbeucr /;
lniffen De nn8. hn fnriken Cir lie hIns u
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

PIn Rnno college. - @tacon, @a.,
Sen "a. Sebruar, 1876:
.....Dr. @ueuft &6nis's 5ani =
buretr 9rpbfsn fnb BON auss,sti3ntttr
Wlrtune unb btbbaIb nnbtja unsntbtSrltt far
mid.
Hcu. Satcr S. 8. Te6mann.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
S1,71O,151.32

S1,710,151.32
BERN ] 9en:
8aar an 5anb unb In Der Saut, $l71,S28,6I
BCnbs unb Rerisaete, rits QnIpri6s
auf ltesenbts Gieerlbum I'm Wttib
: BON Sl.6sS.700. 7i5,ToO. 90
Ger. 81 Bcnoe, eEetasbtnsr Drtb, 68e,276.60
Staef nnp etip Uanpe, 47.s45.00
9antsSte6. 6,6O0.0o
anlttbsn ssF6srt bura Gpuaisrals Ian,
ststbtuer Wutb, $Ss.476), 35,t62 40
@runbtstnibum, so, ,4s7 "a
Supa3s an 5ntsrsnsn, SuIt ], 1875, ls,eO4.46
Baar In Sanb br Aetntsn, unb gum
GinitnbuHs btreit, 7O,4i0. 40
nHsparliirts wraHitn auf aoIittss, 3,4lO.ls
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
Samts &ramfbeiten
Gfu ilnc'a Ointmenf.
WaTptH,
8liaSe S6morrboioea

9sIe Rsnf&tn finb spa bisitm 9,ibsn espIast,
psI6ss etipbbnli6 sOrbu bon Gtu6llstsit Dbtr
S6tpsib bsslttttt III. Elm itbr unonesnsbmts Sui.
ten pnutIaHsn, DEFENDERS bts Ra6is bstni Gnis
ilsibta Oesr TN 9ttt. Or. Swapnt's Ointment
IN ,th, ppttipt Sur unb 0prbsnsunssmlitd. -
eaet feline Smnbt p,rssbtn. 70 ba6 btln abf6tu,
tides 9ttttn ft6 ptrf6Iimmert. btnn bi'fs aues~
nsbme Rur IN fur biG errtt1bar.
Qusjast aus rtsfsu.
Or. Spapns unb SObn,-Die S6a6tsI StHt.
msnt. p,IHs Sis mir pr Tpif ssfntdi, BADEN mid
pplIn6nbis ppn ben bItnhin Sbmoubctbsn stbetlt,
an psl6sn Id s Sabre Iiti. GtHIiessnb finbtn
Gle so Gents fur nod cline SGa4td far ttHsH
msinsr Greunbs.
Qnbrem 8. 8ea6,
Garmpsl Station, 9Oubrn County, pa.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11
District Court.

l From Its adjournment Of March 2, the
 district court re-assembled at one o'clock, Ip. m. on March 3. In the case Of the Terri
 tory Ys John Burns, for grand larceny, the Ijury returned d verdict ofnot guilty, and Idefendantw was discharged. Court adjourn ed.
 The court met March 1. The case ofAIar- | lin Gilmartin, for assault 10 commit murder, was continued for the term. Tn tine case of Carlotta Balles. for grand lar ceny, the jury returned a verdict Of not guilty. The defendant was discharged on condition that she be held Co answer to the next grand jury, in her own recogni- zancein thesum Of $500 Court adjourned.
 The court met March 6. In the case oi Tomas Valdez, for receiving stolen goods the jury returned a verdict of not guilty and defendant was discharged. Court ad- iourned.
 Tine court met March :. Tn the case Of Guadalupe Vaidivio, convicted on Feb ruary 2t. Of forgery, the court passed sen tence Of Imprisonment in tne Territorial pcnitentiary for the period or two years. Notice Of appeal entered. In the case of Alexander Wilkins, convicted on Febru- ary 2S, Of assault with intent To do bodily injury, he was sentenced to pay fine Of 500, or to be imprisoned until the pay ment of such fine in the county jail, said imprisonment not to exceed 250 days. No tlce Of appeal entered. In the case Of Francisco Esparza, convicted on February 2S, Of an assault to do bodily injury, the court sentenced him to pay a line of S2jO, and 10 be imprisoned until paid. said i'm prisonment not 10 exceed I2j days. Court adjourned.
 The court met March B. In L. W. Carr vs J. 4, Moore and J. NJ. Barney, the case was nOn-suited. Court adjourned.
 The court met March 9. The case of Richard Wofenden vs Jos. Collingwood and Steve Richard was set for trial on the Ilth.
 The case of Richard Wonenden vs Lord X Williams was set for the 18th. Court
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11
Mining Matters.

Mir. c. o. Brown showed us this week some asssys oi ore from sever iI claims on the Guija lod-, Carro Colo rado district, the assays having been made by II. " Kearsing and giving the following results;
 Ore from the Centennial claim. $3O3.2S to the ton, all silver, and ore easily worked.
 Ore from the Queen of the West, .517I.12 to the ton, free silver ore, easi- ly worked.
 These results were obtained from specimens taken at random from a pile of ore and were not picked out. and are not the richest ore on the dump. The object was to make a safe estimate of the value of the ore of these claims.
 We were also lately shown, by MT. Tom Roddick, assays of ore from the Eclipse and Magnolia claims. in the Yellow Jacket vicinity. The Eclipse ore shows 64 per cent copper, and $37j in gold and silver, to the ton. The Magnolia shows S3 per cent copper. and $164 in gold and silver, to the ton.
 MT. c. T. Hays, came in from the .Guja mines on the 9th instant. He and his associates have carefully sack led and will ship to San Francisco. 2200 pounds of ore, about evenly di- vlded between the Legal Tender, Queen of the West and Centennial claims. Mr. Hays brought this ore in, and it will be shipped on Monday next. It was taken as It came, unassorted, from the great ledge, and the object is td strike a general average of the value of the ore. They also send one sack of % pounds of carefully selected ore, along with the other.
 Mr. Tom. Ewing received a letter from the Rescue mine, Globe district. on Wednesday last, which states that at the depth of sixty feet in the main shaft they were taking out ore which surpassed in richness anything previ- Ously known in this rich claim. TLis claim bids fair to even surprise, by it's wealth, those who have most faith in it.
 Mr. Herman Welisch, was in yester- day from the Santa Ritas. The usual number of men are at work there, and steadily prosecuting developments in these rich placers. This gentleman showed Us a saucer full of clean dust. fifty ounces, which he brought in with him, besides some nice nuggets. There was a fall of some six inches of snow on the Santa Ritas, the first of the week, and from appearances rain has fallen there, since, in considerable Water is all that is wanted in these placers. There is gold enough.
 Altogether, as far as we can ascer- tain, there have been brought in from the Santa Rita placerS, this week, 1SO ounces of gold dust, or about $3OG0 worth.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11
EaVapai County.
The Miner of Match 3, says:

The Miner of Match 3, says:
 4 snow-storm set in here, last Mon day evening, anI continued during the grater part of the night, covering the ground to the Gsoth of about six inches.
 Luke < Co.'S. mill in Bradshaw, the starting of which We mentioned a week or two ago, only ran Q short time until several defects in the ma chinery were discovered which had to be remedied. Messrs. Roach and Spaulding have been ill town during the week and say everything will be ready and they will start up again on Monday. They are confident that everything is all right now and that the ore is rich and plentiful. Tbey have out over 200 tons, loo of which is at the mill. Roach feels confident of bringing in $500 from the first clean up which will be before a great while.
 MT. B. T. Riggs, the new foreman, who is familiar with all the Washoe and California mines, declares him self bewildered with the extraordinary richness and wonderful development of the Peck.
 W. M. Wilson, of whom we spoke last week as having gone to look at the War Eagle mine, returned on Saturday and left for San Francisco on Monday, having taken bond from Jackson & Co.,, TO their interest, at the rate of thirteen dollars a foot, or S20,0O0 for the mine and $10,OOO for she old Del Pasco mill and two mill sites adjacent to the property. The bond Is to run ninety days, which will take 1t to the first of June, but MT. Wilson thinks he will not ask more than sixty, which, if he succeeds as he thinks he will in raising money, will enable him to consummate the purchase about the first of May. Those who know the property think it cheap at twice the money.
 There is quite a spiritual awakening in Prescott, and during the protracted meetings, being held, sixteen have been added to the church.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY., NARCHu IS7s
L o CAL MA TIERS.
Good Indians.

l It begins to look as if the old theory that none but dead Indians are good ones
 was about to become obsolete, or false in
 iact- Last Saturday, Agent Cum of the san Carlos reservation arrived in tovn having In his company several Apache
 Indians. Among these were Eskiminzin a prominent leader among the Apaches
 and ESkinospas, chief Of Indian police al san Carlos. In former times the first
 named Indian attracted the freouent at tention of the public, in these parts. and enjoyed a first-class reputation as one ot
 wickedest Indians in Arizona. He was entirely destitute Of moral character. pro-
 lane, lewd, given to tiswin, bloody mind. ! cd, and could excite an outbreak amono the habitues Of an Indian graveyard. if
 he took the notion. He has lately been lquietly at work farming at san Carlos and on his visit here, from the ith to the i.th instant, he has behaved remarkably well. He and his companion walked all over the town, acted like quiet, decent eft. izens, made number Of purchases, cloth
 ing and other merchandise, were moi
 known to have touched a drop of liquor while here, and on Tuesday afternoon gathered their treasures and quietly starled back unattended, 10 their reservation. And they'll go there and settle.down qul- .etly 10 work again.
 There isn't any bosh about the reform in these and the other Indians at San Car
 los. To be sure, in its accomplishment there has been an utter absence Of photo graphic scenes. and great spirit theology, and high-lowjack and the game muck-a- muck; but 10 make amends for this greiv- .ous loss, there has been heap Of com
 mon sense," and general fair treatment, and common honesty. These Indians know this, and so does every white man who knows anything at all about the sit- uaiion.
 We are glad to learn that the root Of all evil among these Indians, Tiswin. has been pretty generally excluded from the reservation. Some Of the Indian leaders themselves have taken the matter in hand, and are trying to stop it's distillation entirely. If they were angels already, and could get access to liquor again, they would soon become bad enough.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

SAN DECO has long enjoyed an en-
 viable reputation for the intelligence and culture of its citizens. While car rying on . constant and protracted struggle for railroad and commercial advantages, its people have neverthe- less, found time to attend to the cultiva- tion of those arts which tend so much to refine and elevate society. They have lately been enjoying a musical treat in theannual concerts of their Philhar- monic society, composed exclusively of talent native to the place. The ren- dition of the Cantata, Esther, The Beautiful Queen" in the late con- certs, called forth especial compli- ments from the local press, and We notice that Mrs. White, wife of Theo. F. White of this place, received par ticular mention for her part of the per formance. The World, in its report of the particular part taken by thIs la dY, says:
 One of the most beautiful and im- pressive scenes, to our mind, was the Jews Chorus, "Thou shall keep him ill perfect peace," with the solo, sung by Mrs. White. As the clear, sweet voice rose and fell in the soothing cadences of the melody, it seemed al- most like the music of better world than ours.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

BY mail of Wednesday, there were transmitted from the suryeyor-generars office in Tucson, 10 the land office at Flor. encc, approved -plats of the subdivision lines of the following described town. ships; 1, ,, 10 and Il south, 23 east; south, 2l east; 10 south, 22 east; }, II, l2 and l5 south, 2i east. These town ships lie in theGila valley, Eureka springs, and Rockers ranch.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

THE Winnemucca Silver State of February 9 says: 4. E. Crater, one of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S messengers be tween Winnemucca and ogden, in forms us that there is great excitement in Utah over the discovery of rich mines south of PiocAe, near the Arl- zona line. One of the discoverers ar rived at Ogden with a few tons of the ore which he disposed of for $12,000. He informed lIr. Crater that there was great quantity of it, and he created such an excitement that several were prepar- ing to leave Ogden last Wednesday when our informant Jeff that place.