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I 1AILROAD LINES
EaAITIMORE And OHIO RAILROAD
GHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
PAssKyGEn DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, VA. Juno IL, 1851

O
an AND AFTER JUNE is, 1876. pas
" SENGER TRAINS win rIm rs follows
Leave Richmond........ 9:3QA. 81. 1900 nIdn,
Arrive ut Gordonsville. -. loo r. N. $50 4. "
Arriyea9 Wsshington;:.. $50 Pm. '
Arrive at Sta1nton..,... 4:33 T., 81. S:45 A n
Arrive at Goshen. ......... 6:20P!M. Sz6 M
Arrive at Hilboro' ..o.... 6:43 p. II. .SA4 A. NJ
Ar rrys a. C a2ss,,aoH go 9s9 ..
Arrive ct White Sulphur. $40 T. n. lo:6b 4. y.
Arrive 1t Kanawha faiis.. 500 4. Il. SIS f.s IN
Arrive ut Huntngto $50 A. M. 7:0GP.M
Trsin iesYhs Richmond 1t $50 f. Il runs rms All. Il;
stopping 1t all regular stations:
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsyile, Char,
lottesyifle, Ivy Medium sriYer Greenwood Waynes.
boro', Staunton, Goshen, Hillboro Csyingfou llie.
ghapy, and all regular stations Yves. OF Allegheny.
Accommodated train leaves Richmond Tor Cor.
Sunday ct $40 T. D.: Passengers BY this train u
| Sleeping cars run on all night trains and par6,
| cars on day mail trains east OF White sulphur
| for the IL midnight train. +.
Trains arrive af Richmond Is follows:
Express Train daily A. "
asi Train asy daily ie1c:pi
Sunday st. $50 A. II.
| Trains coming Into Richmond stop at stations IS
above. ~s.
Richmond and Danyille and Richmond and Peters.
| burg railroads, both TO and from Richmond.
For further Information, rates, &C., apply at 1927
Main street, or At colnpanys Offices
= CONWAY i. HOWARD
oe ". X. S. DUNN sSs"
je19 Engineer and superintendent,
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DrssOLUTI0Ns & PARTNERSHIPS.

The business as heretofore conducted byJ. Wright
6 Co. will be continued under same name by JOHN
WRIGHT t.E fTt .ss.a. - 6-..uz
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ROBERT B. LYME, Auctioneer.
jy 6-s, 11,12, 14,15617
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THE SPIRIT OF WASHINGTON.

The man spoke for half an hour to empty
benches, and then walked out with his wife,
who had sat unconcernedly listening to
him. When questioned she said her hus-
band had message to deliver, and they
might as we'll let him speak, for God would
help him. He, forgetting all about the Di-
vine inspiration, said that he was possessed
OF the immortal spirit Of Washington, but
he had shaken him. Thus ended the MORN
ing session Of the Convention. In the al
ternoon Love occupied the old Continental
chair, smiling, and signing, and looking as
there was dissatisfaction somewhere, and it
is likely that some one else viii preside to
day.
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Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

to be elected, were admitted excepting hose from Laurens and Edgeticld counties. The Democratic members arose and withdrew. The Republican members then went on, and formally organized the Legislature.
 RALETaH, N. C., November 2S.- Kelgh, chairman of the Republican State Committee has filed protest against the announcement of the cleo ton of the Democratic candidates for Presidential electors. He enumerate~ in the document 23 counties, the re- turns from which are alleged tn be il legal and claims that if they shall be thrown out, the Republicans will have the Sia;e
 ST. PAUL, November 2S-The off, ciaf vote of Minnesota, gives Haye>, 52,9G2, and Tilden 4S,799. Hayes majority 24,1G3.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02
Destiny Works Again.

From a private letter received here not long since, We learucd that Ed mund r. Dunne, our worthy ex-chiel ju-tice, was chairman of 'he Demo cratic Commit ec of New Mexico and candidate for the legislature from san Ia Fe, and moreover tha, he was try. ing tp gain D 'si ion by lhe same de>- picable course that he pursued while here.
 Now comes the gratifying inielli -cnce that he not only failed oc cleo ton, but was beaten by a large major ity.
 It is really pitiful that this man will never learn anything. Destiny seem, to have wound >n,key fingers about him and instead of humanelv allowing him to pass the balance of his days in -ilenl and very private contemplation of his sad failure in life, draas him iorwarl on all occasions 10 make the '' iai hful fi.nd of Dtar Tom " a f-i-ht:ul example for all who care to .ise by undeshand and maliciou, srhcminEs.
 We sincerely congratulate the good peopie of Sgn'a Fe and of all New  Mexico, upon the defeat of F. F. Dunne, chief justice that Was of Ali zona. By the way, if we should ever win d title tbat would bring us a, much glorious Lojoriety a. has his
 judce" to him, We are inclined to the belief that srme fine morainE would find the hateful nane discarded and trampIcd deep in some secluded and lonely pot
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

IT will be seen that by an executive order of lhc President the Chiricahua R snIvation las been restored to the pujlic domain, and k now open for settlement IL embrace, country about sky miles square. containing considerable agricultural land and some Of lhe most desirable stock ranges n Arizona. The Chiricahua mountains con'ain large quantiry.of eXce.len, pine timber, and is known 10 be rich in gold and silver mines. but SD far but little prospecting has been done. The clima'e of this section is lhe most desirable in Arizona. By re storing this reservation to the public domain, an opening has be n made for hundreds of miners. stock-rai,erS and farmers, and we are cralified to know that We have done our part 10 accom- pli-h this dosiiable object. Give the hardy pioneer, security from the raids of lhe few rramng Apachcs and m one year this section will be filled with an industrious people, and peace and prospe ity will reign, when but a short lime ago murIc.ous. drunken and iuluriarej ApacheS had full sway. a curse to themselves and disgrace to civilization.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

loues'ion would have been to strike the names from the Great Register prior
 to the election.
 The fourth poin, is entirely fruiiless.
 The law defining the county bou1da ries of the Territory has placed Cliff Ion in Yavapai coun.y-no one dis putes it. Tne Board If Supervisors of
 Yavanai county established an cleo
 ton precinct there. and for years in
 various ways has exercised undispu ed
 iuris fiction over it, and the fac, that
 by clerical error it happene1 tO ap-
 pear otherwise on inc land office map.
 would never have been ma lc sn issue
 in rhe plain face of rhe law, except by the mersst shyslcr in the leCal'profes sion. and we notice that 10 d. ths dIr " work inc more respectable s't0rneys at Prescott stood in the back ground and put Leonard forward, and he Was
 worthy of the occasion and the cause.
 The que-ti'n of who shall rePre eat the Territory is matter of small i'm. portance compared with the f-audu- lent attempt to place q min lrity can dilate in C lngres, agaInst the express ed will of the majo!iy. If il comes 10 lhi@. that Bard, of Canvas-ers are sustained in the right 10 throw out vo.e> of those they happen to be np- posed tp, then the eleciinn franchise is d cheat and sham, and hereafter our eleclions will not turn upon the mum Der of votes cast but upon the number of vo'es tine Board of Canvasser, are able to throw out. This is the natural result of the action Of the majority of the Board of Sureryis ITS in Yavapai Is there any 2 ,ol citizen who desires 10 see such a stlte nf aifIir, exist in lhe Territory: IT not now i, ihc lime fnr every one, n m e wIat his pref ercnce may have been, to sh w by his ac,s and words that he is in favor of right ani justice and az tins. fraud and cheating.
 If the case WIS reversed and Mr. Ste ven, was attempting to gain his seat in thi, fraudulent manner, we should he found equally zealous Tn endeavor- ing 10 defeat so corrupt q purpose. NoI man is ii to represent ArIzona who seeks t. obtain hi, pltce against the will of ihe majority, and Mr Hardy will find if he goes to Washingt n and attempts 10 crawl into the Halls of Congress in thls unfair manner, that he will Oe Spurned by all honorable men. He will spend his time and money and receive in return shame and disgrace.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02
An Iaiiaa Policy.

MT. Commissioner Smith is reported as having been busy in the preparation uf report on the Indians, winch re port Is understood q, e>hbricinga plan for better pulicy io be pursued toward those wondering Arabs of the de,ert~ and mountains than any here OfOre followed. His report has already been forwarded through the Secretary Ot the Interior for the inspection and cnn -idera-I1n of the PrssIdeIt, who Is Tc- ported o be in unison with the views and plans presented by the Commis- >ioner The following, according to inc correspondent of the New York Herald, are the principal points of the Commissioner recommendation
 First-Ine concentration of all the lniiins un few Reservations.
 Secand-Accepttnce by them of lanls in several Y.
 ThIrd-The extension over them ot Unitei State, laws and the jurisdiction If United States Court
 Here Is he basis of plan, or policy. that may amount to something, il! uptcd-S1mclhlng not unworthy O. d gieat and just nation; something that may extend To inc Indian the pro tection he may need, and that may fe suit in eventually making him d self sustaining creature, instead of remain ing merely lazy stipendia.y of the Government, wi in no ambition tn rise above such q miserable state of de- pendcnce and worthless. aimless life.
 This is the only policy, that can be reasonably pursued toward human beings, endowed with reason like our selves by all means let such a plan bc adopted. Give the Indians the pro lection of the laws and make them lo the laws.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN, bI United States Telegraph Line.
 PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.

SAS DIEGO, November 29.-The to- tal number of troops ordered 10 Wash ing Ol Hp tO date is between eight ani nine hundred, ihis includes eight com panic, or batteries now there, and four companies of infantry which have re- ceivel orders jo go east from Fort Sill, Indian Territory. The latter were sent from New York City to the we>t last spring, to participate in the sum mer campaign against the hostile In iians To-mo row being thanksGivIng day, the supe.int ndent uf the United States Military Telegraph line, has is- sued orders closing all offices in Cali f,rnia and Ariz ma, except one hour f om to , p. m.
 SAN DIEGO, November 20.-A Wash ington dispatch of Saturday says: It is understood that the President will discuss questions growing out of dis pu'ed elections in his annual message and strongly fsyor, regarding the re- turns certified to s- final The Repub iicans are taking hi, view and many ablesi Democrats admit that il Is unas sailable. The mandatory Phra~e i'm the Constitution: That the woes shall be counted" settles lhe question of lhe power of either House to reject any vote.
 SAN DIEGO, December 1.-The Tex as Pacific road from Shreveport to Monroe. is to be built immedia ely giving the main two outlets east of the river at Nicksburg to be spsnned by the new style of boat bridge lately in vented. The Western Union wire hay ing been down north on the 29lh, and yesterday having been holiday, is lhe cause of np la'er report
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02
Seeds for Sale.
A. E. WIENIAWSKI,

Ldte of PreScott.l Professor of Vocal and Instru-
 mental Music. Music Furnished for Balls, Par
 ties and Serenades. Instructions given on the Pi- anO and other Instruments;
 Also in Vocal Music. Particular Care Given tu Tuning
 and Repairing Pianos. Terms Very Moderate. Apply in person or by letter at TIE CITI- ZEN office. 9-iw
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02
\ Tie Vote.

The recorder of Mrricopa county has officially inf med the Secretary that al the late elecjion there wa, a tie on the vote for councilman. The gov en has therefore, in conformity Co law, issued a proclamation for a new c,ecti n to be hell December IS. for a c 'unci!man in the above named coun- ".
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02
MARRIED.

On November s. at St. Peters church, Delaware, Ono. John P. Clum Of Tucson, Arizona Territory, to Miss Mary D. Ware nf Delaware, Ohio.
 In Tucson. November 26, 1876 William c. Duune, 10 Miss Margarita Nasquez, by Justice Neugass.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

OF the thrirty-one persons condemn ed to death in France during 1875, but one had received a good school education. Only four could write and the remaining tweny-six were Hitter atP
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

AN unbroken furr,w six miles long can b, SC n al Elm River, California. where an extensive plain Is b-in. broken for a fall sowing uf wheat The teams >tlrt in lhe morning. and nuke 'ne round across an eatire iuwn~hlp and back twelve mile-) before dinner ana the same in the af fern)n.-twenty- iour miles travel for each team every day
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02
Public Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
 V 70 pursuance of uu order pf th" Pro bate CIIr' of The County uf Pima. Terri cory Of Arizona. made on the 29'h day nf May. \. D 1876. iu ih" matter nf lhr eS rate nf samuel Nctla'chN dpcraSed; Ih" undersigned. the admini>'r1ior of said state. will sell at pubIir auction 10 fhe highest bidder for cash. lawful money pi -h- United S'afaS of America, and subject 70 cpufirmIfiuu by said Probate Court. on
 SATURDAY, 23I day of DECEMBER, \. D. 1873. in front nf the Probate Court 'um. >nufh side of Congress street, in thr Village O! Tucson, County of Pima, Ter uiury Of Arizona, all the right, it'ic, in- crest and r~tuf" of 'h" Suid samuel Me Clatchv, at The tIm" of his death. and all he right. title nd interest that the said estate has ny operation Of law or other wis" acquired other han or in addition fp that of fi,e >stsd samuel McCiatrhv at The 'ima nf his death in and Co all that cer- tain iuf. pi-c" OF parcel or land situate. lying anal b"iug at Tres A'1mOS. on line Sun Pedro River. Pima County, Arizona, more particularly described as follows, FO-wit:
 NWif of The NWi{ "f S'cii"n s, and 60 murn of the SWtt of th" SWlf of section , and the St.i %; The SI.it nf Section 6, aS lies South oi The middle of th@ main road leading from The house of John Mont sum"rv to tuc house of ThnmaS Dunbar. md all in township lG Soufh of Range 70 ErSt GiIl and Salt River Meridian, Nri- zouI Territory, and containing l2l 6-lO acres
 ~-rrmS and cOnd tion of sale: Cash, lawful money or the Unified states Of America, len per cent. of the purchase money Co be paid tO the auri iouesr or. day Df sale. balance on confirm ,tinu of sale bv said Probate Court. Deed nt expense of purchaser
 Dated at Tucson this 2d day of Decem- brI, lS7i.
 R. V. LIE ENTHERWOOD. Adminis- tr.ttpr ot The estate Of Samuel McClaichy, .lcrpa~sl
 December 8. 9-iw
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

FOR THE HoLIDAYs-There was an opening thiS week of a rich assortment of adies' and children's fashionable hatS si wRLTeCHs .
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

Cor. of Main aud Firstst sO4 California Street. Yuma. Arizona San FrHneisoo Cal James M. Barney.
 Successor to the Late Firmo
 William B. Hooper & Co.,, Continues the Butiness in ARIZONA and
 CALIFORNIA lM PP0RTER ? 8 K I E R AN AND w H0LESsAALLEE H0LEEsALE MERCHANT. MERCHANT. Shipping sss Commission Merchant, WIil Carry a Full prime Stock Of PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 BOOTS ANDSHOES, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, SADDLERY, SADDLERY, SADDLERY' DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS, DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS,
 Selected to Exactly Suit Merchants, Station Keepers, Miners, Ranchers and Freighters ARIZ ONA and MEXICO. SolIcits Orders for Goods and Assures
 Satisfaction. FREIGHT AND MER-
 CHAN DISE to any Part Of the World - InEuring
 -desIred. - BUYS or MAKES ADVANCES
 -On all ARIZONA AND NEXICAN PRODUCE. The SALE Of ORES and MINERALS
 SPECIALITY. Buys and Exchanges Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts. Legal Tenders, Soldiers
 Warrants and Vouchers and
 Good Commercial Bills. Special orders will be attended to by the san Francisco Branch House with prompt ness and fidelity.
 All orders and commissions should be
 JAMES NJ BARNEY, January 29. Yuma, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

SAMUEL HCGHEs, Jr., is al Smllh'> mill and writes us under date of No vembrr 18th lhlt he k there iryng 10 organize silver ore working cnmbi- lion and has fine prospects of success but If he faIls will try again. IT, has examined lots of mines in that vicinity and some in the Bradshaw mountains and he k fully satisfied that Ihe pros
 poets are above the usual average A new di,tric', the Humbug, has been started and the indicai inns are pro- missing. Smiths mine and mill, he says, are in a steady paying condition.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02
NEW ACHIEVEMENTS.
Situation Wanted.

A FIRST CLASS FRENCH COOK "A wants a situation. Enquir" Of g-6y JOHN SPRING, Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

\ GERMAN enlisted in he regular army; in the cOu SC of few days he was put on pcket dpiy. IT., in>truc- uon> wer when anyboiy y appr llcheI, to say, Who com $ th-r- ?" thre- lmrS, and then Sho t. Brfpre long he perceived a mJ" approaching; h. vail el quietly i'll The mn came very ar, he thtn suddenly brought his musket 70 his shoulder and shouted, Who comes dere dree times? Bang,
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

F. \. FISH, S. SIIvERBERG, Tucson, A. T. san Francisco.
 E. N. FISH 6 co. Large and Complete Stock GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
 for sale at VERY Low TIES. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES | notice Oi their
 Withdrawal from the Mercantile
 Association of Tucson, On July l, 1876, and now offer their entire
 stock of Merchandise at LOWER RATES THAN THE SAME CLASS OF GOODS HAS EVER BEEN SOLD IN ARIZONA TERRITORY, With determined purpose Of closing our
 business in Tucson on or
 BEFORE DECEMBER l, 1876. The-efnre the public generally will ind t 10 their GREAT INTEREST to call and examine our goods and prices;
 and we also assure all that our
 stock is very complete and
 adapted to the wants Of
 this country.
 We also offer for sale at
 Great Bargains All Of our Real and Personal Property in
 Pima County, including steam FIOuring, Mill, Ranch Live stock, Store and Dwelling Houses.
 ETC, ETC.
 All persons indebted tO ms are requested iO make prompt payments on or before Decemher |; and all having claims against our Tucson house. will please present them for adjustment within the same lime. EN FISH & co. Tucson, JuivL. 3g-tf DOAD STATION RECEIPTS REA DI llprinted and for sale cheap at THE CIF-
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

TIE ALLIGATOR BCsINESs-Betwee1 l1OJO and 3O,0DJ allirat, skins are tanned yearly. which are consumed by bO 1t and >hot minutacurcr, in ever portion of the Unitel States. as well aS cXporiel t. London and Hamburg. The a.liEa'ors formerly came alnO~ entirely from Louisiana, and New Orleans was he great centre of bIsi- nesS. Tine Florida ,wamps and m1r,s- ~rS are now the harvest fields, and J Jacksonville, iL that Sta Q. the great depot The all 2 tors of en attain a length of righ eel or twenty te-t, ant frequently i've tp very old age The hidcs, are stripped off and lhe belly ant sides, the oly portions fiji for uSt, are packed in barr ls. in strong brine, and shipped to ihe Northern tanner. who keeps them under treatment for from six to eight months, when they are ready tn be cut up. Su fir the leather has been iinlv u,ei in the manufacture of lots and shoes. bu. handsome slippers are also made of il. \. '. Comm rcial Advertiser.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02
Chiricahua Reservation Open fO
 Settlers.

The Surveyor General yesterday re ccivel official 1tice from the Com missioner of the General Land office. that by Executive order of date Oc,o- Der 50, 1876, the Chiricahua Indian R .serva,iOn was restored to the pubic domain. The following is the order:
 EXECUTIVE MANSION, Oct 90, 1876
 IL is hereby ordered that the order ui December Ii, 1876, setting apart the following described lands in the Terri tory of Arizona. as a reservation fIr certain Apache Indians, viz: Begin ming at DrIgoOn springs, near D-a-oon pass, ani running thence northeaStcrlv along the north base of the Chiric .- hul mountains to point on lhe sum init of Prloncillo mountain~, or be tween Peak range, thence running sou'heas'crlv al ng stid range through peak tn the boundary of New Mexico, thence running south 10 the boundary of Mexico, thence running westerly along sail boundary ffty-~ix miles, thence running northerly. fol- lowing substantially the western base of the Dragon mountains tn lhc place of beginning, be anI the same is here by cancelled and said lands restored 10 the public domain.
 T. . Cp,N--r
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

NEW YORK, November 25.-Jef Da- wis arrived today in stea'hship Adriat-
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-02

We have taken especial pains 10 import fine goods, such as we can warrant, and in the line Of
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-15
NOTICE.

TAvE THIS DAY SOLD AND TRANS
;noa lered to Woodruff n Ennor my entire bus
stes' stess' stock OF goods, eood-wi L. etc, OF nv
me- ~ ~ On MAIN street. between Clark and Bate
l;c;to .neir past PATRONAGE, respectfully So
firm. Vi ,h.5r invdrS osNypi.rI .9r s,Iew tnc rev
SAa' oune ~, 1876. je2S-lm
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-12-02

OFFICERS II Dansereau, President
Z. a. Aucoiu, Vice President +. Samoan
@ecretalle !; i. Il. tlicl.tiet, assistant Sc
ertttirc jos. T. 'TjiHut;aGx, 9'rfsorier
Th6op7i';. 'Thihaaaux, CaiIeetear; AIecstt
Bourg" "ois, PORTER.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-12-02
OFFICE COR, MARKET & PATRIOT SITS

! Sardis Hiss. ] Sta13::A bad case
Of intimidation was reported by a
Government Office holder as hav
ing occurred at this p.ace On the
day of election. A negro was fnii
Undated by r. white man into
voting the Conservative ticket.
The white man teeks the negro
behind the house, &.nd holding
him with his left bend and his
right baud under his-eoat tail, tie
manded Of the negro if he would
vote that ticket. Not receiving an
i'm mediate sa tisfaetery sanswer ,he
drew fpon under his coat ia--bot.
tie of whisky and silot the negro
III the mouth. The negro, badly
wounded, grabbed the ticket and
made for the polls. Now let as
have 4 committee.