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zig Derdnocrung in Der 5emperatur;
snoali6ermeiie nieoriaer Grud; wolti9es
Wetter unb localer &eaen.
, 1876-06-30

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Mleranber, Elm Sunse DON - Sabren.
Don Campbell COUNTY, murine 9eitern pe<
gen 8ierbsoiebftabls auf 8 Sabre in Der
Ysnitentiar9 ab9eliefert.
, 1876-06-30
gonierbatibes Gomite nes:s taates.

JttVH'UHVI AVs O"HEI IOIOs
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.Ierpatipen gomiie oes Staates miro in
Ri9mono am Sonueritas ben 6. Suli,
I'M Gr9anse Sotel absebalten perben,
nm @eI1afte. wsl9e in Werbinouns nit
Der tommsnoen @abI Ilebeu, abSuma-
den.
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9. 81. Slider, Setretdr.
, 1876-06-30

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otr Butler & garrOa'i9en Mible wuroe
9eitern Mbeno bon Dem H%aoerperfe Der
Woi4insrie erfabt unb budIdblid in
Stide serrillen. ,
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Na9 Der G%eutenniols AnsfeQung.

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Super Office Is. @ai 1876. }
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an Der Ode Ger 2ofsn unb Tpdtrast.
s. 1. NpupIas,
NIB Gupetuteubent,
, 1876-06-30

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Morssn UNI 2 l1br III Weit & BRANDS
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aug, bod murbe IS boIb mieoer selDi6t.
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Qebedt.
, 1876-06-30
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10 llbr itabl elm Ne~serjunse aus benz
@anbp.2aoen BON Sob. Briggs in Der
o. Strabe. cine @elol@adtel nit So uno
.lisf bamit fort. gr puroe niGt einss-
Ian9eM.
, 1876-06-30

gIarirt. 0ie bdnilae Briss .2i-
pineliins," Capt. TiIber, elarirte seltern
i'm 3plbanie uno Miro 1916 8arrel
Waebl mad &io Granoe ou Sui nsbs
men.
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TrSesan5ei8e.
Wnt 29nsn SUM- 1876 fart

5enry Meper
in, 46ien 2sbsnsiabrs. Die Pssrstauns tpirs
8retas ben 30fcn 8 mi. 5 ubr N,hmittass,
BON Der ct. Soban"is Stride al Der S. Sv.,
aus 4 lttfnben. 6reunre ,es Verfprbsnen unb
20" psnrp DtsBssr fab frsunpligf sinssla.
ben rerjel, en- belsuppbnen.
, 1876-06-30

@dngerbatle. Seute Mbenb
ipiro wieoer elm Concert IN BEN Garten
8arten Der Wirsinia Sdn9erbule Itatt.
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6uten NIT unb ubue gsr3isruna, tcwis 1,s
re Irt 3udernerf SGoftii6te, be fbSnfen
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Geisen, DatIeln EFT. etc. GbceolaOe, Gacap,
Ganpp. itb n Sag frif6.
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ftts in gnbtx Naswapl bel mir an bihcn.
u. Pt53ini
ID nutt 10. SO7 grOae SiraBe
, 1876-06-30

ten. gtne pou ltdnol9c EsIorm fam ilur
ourG frieOfertise &epoIution be3iprdt
weroen. @ir foroern sinen W,9isl
neg Spltems, eincn Me6IeI Der Aom,ni
itration, einsn Metbiel Der Yarteien, auf
oob mir enc @s6iel Der 8eamtcn mo
WaBreseln 5eaweden fOnnen.'
Gin SAeuial meniasr. Winiam
slbin. wetter am 20. Suui in Glepelanb
binaeriAtetet ,puroe, par eines Ger gr0Bten
l1raebeuer. mclAe ient 10 einen 4als I,
ae;iert baben. Sim 4. D,Sembsr b. S.
ermorbete er nit faltem Dilute fein Weib,
feline StieftoAtsr Sattie Mc&aD uno eine
iSrau y orae 6. Burton. 3u melder Die
9eetere FIT Dot linn sefl'thtet bate. Aoin
mar Subrmunn, ieine 6rau mo Stitf
todter bctr'eben einen tleiuen &raml osn
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le Il b peroienten, mar bdufla Der Gesen,
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ullo Irau Ioin febrte in tbrer Wobnu q
suriif 9ln Gage Dor oem Moroe faub
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luuhtiaen '9iebe ietne Stau III SooeA
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ben. 81 peridlffte iih einea Gunner
uno ihluJ nit oemielben iolause auf tel
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eua formlole blu iae 6teiihmalle mar.
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battle @r fanb Die s auen auein uno
fi.t iofurt iiber 5atte Wtcstap Der, welAe
CT nit oemlel1eaO INNER, nit tpeldem ct
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rem Sdlas Die Struidlle 3erihmetterte
worauf CT mi rai no auf Sept uno9eitht
oes uuaIldl.aeu Weieus los %bam,nertc.
4ls ssrau 2urt n. ibre eisene Gefabr
nlft adtenb, cas- 1nlebeuer belhuor.
oaS WsdoAen uiht gu t0Ottn, uauote et
lid Gesen ie mo ldlua fie gu SOoen.
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bsuabrt auh auf oieiem @anse feline
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ben Minuten ipdter baunelte er SmiiAen
9inlm,l u. @rbe.
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finSen uno mb1ten mir ben 6errn 8eier
Ien., bitten, einen Colo auf ieinem Gor.
net wieoer gum 8eiien su 9eben.
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Mmtspergeben in Nnflogcsuitanb periebt
lpuroe, 10 1T CUR @sniine bewisien, baB
Der erte 6hritt In Der &i6tuns Der 3s-
form. Die Babt e6rliber Beamtsn aus
elmer onbercn 8ortei iein maB.
ollie Die ausefiibrten ltebelitdnbe uno
8erbre9en, Die &eluItcte elmer 16.idb-
rig"n 9errl3aft Der raoifalen 9ariei,
MAIDEN, iuie Die @epubIitaner ielbf elm
geiteben, cine &eform nntbpenbig. Gber
ibre Geformcr (oic Der &~aoifclen) per-
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ans Dem Gobinete aussctoben ; Die sro'
81 WlnIIe Der ebrliden repubIlfonil1e fen
Stimmgebcr lit ui0t I'M Stanbe, Die
10000 M~mtsinbaber i'm Sba6 3u bols
ten. Cine poufdnoisc 2sTorm fam nur
ourG frieofertise &epolution be3pcdt
peroen. QSir foroern einen W,6isl
neg Spltem5, eincn @e9l'l Der Aomlni
itratIon, einsn MebieI Der Yarieien, auf
oab mir enc Me1lsl Der 8somtcn mo
WaBreseIn 5eswedsn fOnnen.'
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benz YutlIsum int 9Gaen eins4 a~n,u3eis II,
bas it In fer 7tsn Gtrabe, siWiten Brcac
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urb bag id bort tets elm Inatv y n ben be-
rubmten KENEBECK RIVER Gis pprrG.
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mil 7te str.. 40. S1oaS uab WarlbaQ.
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sassr-gier, als unb pcrter

ta9er-gier, ale urS Yorter
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lcute uno benz }'ublIfum i'm WIaemeinen
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gral srsi Sin tbtunaen se.rofsn
2a9er Vier,
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auf SIai&sn 5u aisbsn unb bin itBt I'M @taa-
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Gasesn ausflbren.
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cen, nm sin eeiunots Gstrdnf bsraulsden be.
liBe, 70 riue i'd Elm rtsn 70 sutss 8ier, ais in
irsenb elmer anbsren grausri s~elisf,rt miro
u1p s.rfanfe 60 sa ben niserlsien yreiisn
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nod irae b siaem Gbeils Der Statt ubty mad
ben Der Gtspenen D.p.S eeIisfe
gelsunnaen scsTeeo in
$50. 808 Main Ctr. ansenomme,t.
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@E -
Nbefapeafe unb Sbiu Gtienbabn.

gbeIasedte unt Dis Gtf,rbabn.)
paHaeitr.D DISAGREEMENT
@iGr,onp, Yd., II. SUM, 1875
Nm nnn md BEN 10. Stunt 1876, fab en-
bic pa0as et-3uae, trte fclaL
, 1876-06-30

Gin aetbrtcs Yublifum made ih boz
rauf% aufmerfIam. tab I'D stne neus Sen uns
GDes srb, ten, ppIuntu d bic finnen Spr.
ten b. fiAben
SD bite, meins Ttesfo ten unb s,sinen
RiO, 9aquavr . @a,aea, 30 unS altsn Sara
& ,tfee su SHluben.
M H. W. SHELTON,
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18

WASHINGTON, November 13-ThC
 President has granted the petition fol
 the pardon of Avery.
 WASHINGTON, November 14-A tele
 gram from a Democratic source in
 Columbia, says the returning board ol
 South Carolina will throw out the vote
 of Edgefeld, which the Democrats
 claim gave them 3j0O majority against
 the Republican majority of about the
 same figures at last election A letter
 from a Republican Congressman Tn
 South Carolina gives the vote of that state by counties, the footing showing a majority for Hayes of 7616 and for Chamberlain of 5229. The Democrats here concede the state to Hayes, but still claim Hampton's election as Gov ernOr.
 WAsHEGToS, November 1G.-It is the opinion ot gentlemen connected with foreign embassies here that war in Europe is inevitable before Spring.
 WASHINGTON, November 16.-It is said that six of the Presidential elect ors elected in the south have never had their disabilities removed. The Demo erals are said to be very much worri- ed over it.
 SAN DIEGO, November 16-The spe- cial correspondent at New Orleans telegraphs the New York Tribune as follows =" Though outwardly there is a calmer feeling, a strong under-cur- rent is noticeable, and there Is no at tempt to disguise the determiEation to make war in case the returns are not so counted as to give the state and na- ton to the Democrats. The Picayune states that the situation is similar to that of 1861. Reports from some of. the parishes which have not yet made returns show tn t the election was about as far from free expression of opinion in them as in the five kuklux parishes Returns from democratic parishes, including New Orleans, give Tilden 1S,011 majority, while twenty eight Republican parishes give Hayes 2i,717 majority This places Hayes j,Gi6 ahead Fourteen parishes, in- cludIng the five knklux parishes are yet to come in. The five intimidated parishes gave 4l69 republican majority last election. The Democrats now claim them by 4O00 majority, and also ;lalm one thousand majority in the re- parishes The Tribune add ' Conceding these claims, the majority for Hayes will still be 16iG, but Re Dublicans claim that the outside par shes other than the five referred to, nave gone heavily for Hayes, and that without throwing out any of the fraud . llent democratic parishes, Hayes has carried the state by from seven to line thousand majority.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18

UNDER date of November ?, a cor
 respondent of the Silver City Herald
 writes the editor of that sheet as fol
 lows:
 Editor Herald: THE ARIZONA CITI
 ZEN Of the 2Sth ult., in its usual off
 handed way and disregard of newspa-
 per courtesy Indulges Us propensity to
 charge as a lie your pleasantTies in
 regard to tine sHall-iike drag of public justice in the district court of Pima.
 For the editors information l will state that the reason for the adjournment of that Court at tine last term until "aiter the election was for cause which did
 not and never will appear on the docket, and which cause Is more than
 guessed at by ninc-,enths of the IEtelli- gent citizens of Tucson. Ugly facts,
 If nOl tO say damning, will sometimes creep out during the course of trial
 more damaging perhaps C. parties not named on tine record, than the prisoner al the bar An indictment Is based
 upon eX-pdrte testimony which some times changes its color before a petit jury, and Oitentimes upon a cTuSs-eX- animation a chain of evidence before a trial jury proves mere rope of sand. Justice certainly is slipshod when a defendants right tO speedy trial by a Jury of his peers Is disregarded and he is made tO travel from his home with the aldcrity Uf weaver's shuttle at stated times of holding court. Mr Samuel Lauren has travelled eight hun dTed and eighty miles and in eXtenua- ton of the hardship imposed upon him the CITIZEN says court sessions are expensive" and comments "the present head of this judicial district ' for cutting court sessions off short. " Short shorter than a yellow pups tail, he might have added in order to round d period TIE CITIZEN rings in, in this connection, the blowing up off '' Hell gate" but in the same breath becomes the apOlogist for staving off another explosion that Is likely to fol- low the examination Tn question.
 Our remarks, referred to above, were. only made Tn defense of the adjourn ment of our August term of court for. good, wise and sufficient reasons. But if. any good citizen of Silver City orI elsewhere is being wronged by thel of any one connected with our court we should like to helpI lim, and published the above as an opening wedge. We are not very well posted in the case in question, but we that with every disposition Q try MT Lawren's case, (conspiracy,) he absence of all the charged fellow ,onspirators causes the delay in trial
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18

I FROM Governor Stafford who return ed from the Silver King mine last "Wednesday, we get the following items
 relative to mining in that district:
 The Silver King company are work ing forty two men and are sending by
 wagons 10 San Francisco, twenty five
 to thirty tons of ore per month, which
 is sold there for from one to two thous-
 and dollars per ton. The company
 also takes out and lays aside about eight tons of ore per day, worth from $500
 to $400. per ton A shaft has been sunk on the lode 115 feet and a cut has been run across at one point 97 feet.
 Both the shaft and cross-cut are in the same rich ore described above and the
 wall on either side has not yet been reached by the cross cut One of the predominaung features of the ore found, Is the immense quantities of silver. At every stroke of the pick the pure silver glistens and peices are taken out weighing hundreds of pounds permeated through and through with stratss of pure silver A number of persons have examined the Silver King who have been familiar with the COmstock' from the first discovery of that lode, and the universal testi- mOny is that the ComslOck never showed at any point on the lode SO rich or extensive a deposit of mineral asl that shown by the Silver King at its present stage of development. Thel King is now owned by B. W Reagan and Chas. Mason. and is superintended by Aaron Mason, brother of one of the owners. He is an experienced minerl and the mine is now being well man aged
 NJ. L. Power is sinking on the south and will doubtless soon fndI the lode. The Mountaineer Company, on the Southeast have also commenc- ! ed work and have a we'll defined lOdei The Athens company are taking out quantities of chloride ore, with from B to 8 per pound. The Sil- yer King district bIds taIr to become one fl the richest and most extensive in the Territory, and as the Comstock made the State of Nevada, 1t is not improbable that the Silver King will to much toward making the State of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 1876.
Delegate 10 Congress.

It is as difficult to decide who is tn, next delegate to Congress from Arizo ma as to determine who is mex; Presi dent ofthe nation The election ofthe former now turns on inc Mohave Dal ancc and the Little Colorado full vote News receved by yesterdays eastern mail taken in connection with previous returns, place the delegate vote as fol lows:
 Pima county,-stevens 499, Oury 21O, Hardy 26.
 Yavapai coun;y,-Stevens 297, Oury 2O3, Hardy s37
 Mohave county,-Stevens 13, Oury TO- Hardy 1G5.
 Yuma couniy,-stevens 164, Oury 81, Hardy :.
 Pinal couny,-Stevens 76, oury 2O6, Hardy 6.
 Maricopa county,-Stevens 31, Oury 249, Hardy II
 Recapitulation, from the whole Ter ritory. as far as now known, 10S0. Hardy 10j2, Oury 9O9.
 There remains yet to hear from some outlying precincts in Mohave, Pinal and Yavdpai counties. From reliable information at hand it seems likely that Mir. Stevens will not only hold his own as further returns come in, but that his plurality will be increased and that he will be our next delegate 10 Congress.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18

As the dangers gather about the Pres ldential election and the talk of war gathers head in the ominous suspense, we suggest to those who doubt the growth of education and intelligence among the people, to stand around and listen to the ordinary street con versation. To those who anticipate danger to the republic we would say; Look at and listen to the men who talk and dispute in public places, and com pare them with the public of even six teen years ago. Mark the advance of education and intelligence, and augur the brightest promise to our beloved country from the spread of education. The great questions of general govern ment are about as well understood by the American populace today ss they were erstwhile by the scholars of the Republic. Let Us continue 10 educate the people. Let US look faithfully 10 our public schools
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18
TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Special Dispatches To THE CITIZEN, by United States Telegraph Line.
PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.

SAN DIEGO, November 13.-The situation regarding the presidential election remains unchanged Both Republicans and Democrats continue 10 claim majority in the three doubtful States, Louisiana. Florida and South Carolina, and consequently the election of their man. General Sheridan has gone to New Orleans to assume com mand of troops in person.
 SAN DIEGO, November 14-The Union special from New York yester- day says the Tribune's special cores pondent at Washington says it is now considered established that the election turns upon the result in Louisiana. Continues, -" advices received here by the President and others in authority, show that the managing members of the democratic national committee con cede South Carolina and Florida"
 SAN DIEGO, November 15-Nearly all eastern telegrams no~ concede the election of Hayes and Wheeler. There are sill some from Democratic sources that speak hopefully of Tilden.
 X political mob has been rioting in Baltimore for two or three days The dispatches do not state the origin Of the riot which appears to have been spontaneous. On the 10th instant, the office of the American newspaper was surrounded by an excited throng. and ihe publishers were obliged to take down their bulletin board of election news and to haul down their Hayes and Wheeler flag. The mayor detail ed five hundred policeman to protect the building.
 SAN DIE8o, November l5-Tbe Situation in regard to result of inc election is unchanged since last dis pat h. and may be summed up thus Ksta.Hs as received from all the State, except Louisiana. South Carolina and tiouua. are sufficiently complete tc give Tiiden the presidency if either cf the three doubtful States should prove to he democratic Fraud in doubtful States is charged by both par lies. President Grant urged fair men ot both parties, in whom people have con ridence, to go to these states and insure 6 fair count The democrats sent non, to South Carolina and Florida. thereby apparently conceding those States (, the Republicans. Both parties sent m 10 Louisiana. Returns from th. lat CT States as far as received. indicate H es' suocess The returning board
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18

WASHINGTON, November 13.-Judge D. X. Carter Of the supreme court ofthis district has gone to Columbia, South Carolina at request of the President .to be present at the canvass of the vote .oC South Carolina. Secretary Chand- Ter had an interview with the Presi- dent to-day. He expressed his con tidence that Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina had gone for Hayes. The joint commissioners appointed to frame the bill for the organization of the army met at the war department today, but all the members not being present the commissioners adjourned until next Thursday.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18

TIE latest news We have of the cleo ton in New Mexico is November II, when Romero, the republican candi- date for delegate, was 1900 ahead in the Territory, while his prospects were more favorable in the districts yet to hear from. In Grant county, the dem ocraiic ticket was elected. while in Dona Ana county, according to the Mesilla News, the republican ticket was elected.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18

IS Pinal county the vote as far as heard from stands: Oury 206, Stevens 66, Hardy 3. Levi Ruggles is elected io the Council and Grrge Scott to the House San Carlos and old Camp Grant are yet 10 hear from.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18
MARRIED.

In Tucson, on November l6, ar the res idence Of the br.de'S parents, the Rev Father Antonio JOuvenceau officiating, Mrs. W. Carpenter Co Miss Tomasa Mey- CTS.
 IThe congratulations of many friends are eNtenced to Recorder Carpenter in this new departure Of his, and the happy couple have the wishes Of all for long life and welded bliss.l
 Al PheniN, Novem Der l, 1876 by John T, Al>ap, Probate Judge of NaricOpa county. MT John B- Montgomery tO Mrs. Allie
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18

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