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Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
Correspondence.
CHARLEsToN. May 9. 1879.

CHARLEsToN, May 23, 1879.
 EDITOR CITIZEN Our new town i.
 steadily progressing, buildings of a
 substantial character are being erect
 ed and Ye begin to don the airs of a
 metropolis. Already we have over
 seventy houses, and many of them
 will rival in capacity and appearance
 those of our more pretentious neigh bors. We have four stores, each car. rying heavy stocks of general mer. chandise, one variety store and news depot, seven saloons. three corrals and livery stables, two physicians and two attorneys. All seem to be satisfied with the course of events and the out look
 Work on the Corbin mill is being pushed as fast as possible and we hope soon 10 hear the sound Ct the stamps from both mills. The Tomb stone Company believe intend to run exclusively on ore from their own mines. The Corbin Company it is understood will give outside ore a chance, and the boys of different camps are taking out ore preparatory to hauling in, and the supply will be sufficient to crowd the capacity of the works and deRonStrate the necessity of the speedy erection of still more mills.
 At Mule mountains there is con siderable prospecting and the develop ments are certainly very encouraging. Tom George came in yesterday with some good ore from his nine foot ledge, and k already putting on the airs of an incipient millionaire. The develop ments in the Evans District, on the west side of the Huachucas, show that the reported richness of their strike is no exaggeration. and the boys are now engaged in planning out European trips, hOmesteads on the Hudson, and other schemes, whereby virtue may meet its reward. NIT. Adam Simons, who has been prospecting in the Whet- stones, confirms the character alreadyI given to that segion. and there will be- much work done there the CQmingI season.
 Our town is favorabiy situated in relation to all these camps, and is des- tined at Ro very distant day to be the supply point for the most extensiveI and richest mining region in Arizona, if not in America. Already an exten- sive trade has been struck up with Sonora, and is daily increasing. WeI are within easy access of the placers which are now attracting SO much at- tentiOn and we shall be able to con- mand nearly the entire trade of that section. IL is said that there are now about 400 Americans in that country and more coming.
 We hope to have a postoftice in few days as our mail facilities are not of the best. A few days since the whole letter mail was lost by the party who brings 1t from Tombstone lere and it has not yet been found. The assessor has just concluded his abOrs and gives us an assessed value of about S14O,OOO which we hink is pretty good for a three months i'd town. ARGONAET.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
No. 33.
A.P. K. SAFFORD, JAMES IT. POOLE,
JOHN WASSoN,
 cHAS. HUDSON.
SAFF6RD, HUDSON & CO,
 B A " K E R s, TUCSON, ARIZONA.

Deposit accounts peceIvAd ID Currency or Coin. subject tO Check af sight. Certificates or TPposit isSged. payable on demand. or at fixed d3ts, bearing In. terest
 Exchange drnwD, in sums 70 suit, on New York, ". LOuis, Chicago and San tranctsco; or tTaDSfer of funds made by Telegraph. Deposits made with our Cor respondents will be credited 10 parties here, upon receipt by ns oS sdvice of the same
 Will purchase or make gdvRLc, on Gold or silver Bullion, Territorial and County Bonds and Warrants, aprn we'd Commercial Paper, etc.
 Orders or requests by mail. or othex se, will receive StrIct attention, and SS e prompt and faithful eNecufiOl of our G r. reSpondentS' wishes we wIli aim to ne: 1t their esteem and confidence.
 Correspondents, Anglo Caiiiornish Ban k. San FrapciAro. J. & W. Selieman X O., New York. Central National Bank. Philadelphia. Massachusetts National Bank. Boston. Bank or Commerce. St. Louis. Merchants Swings, Loan and Trus, Co.,,
 Chicago.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
Tun Grand Central mine. T,

Tug Grand Central mine. Tomb stone, has experienced a partial change of ownership. On Tuesday last the interests of Captain Whitside. Lieut.. Winchester and F. L. Austin were placed with eastern parties, at rate for the entire property, of over $50. 900; the exact figures are not dis closed It k understood that this sale will prepare the way for active work on the mine at an early day
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
SEAMAN, Ru.7k S, co

REAL STATE AND MINING BUREAU.
 MO Cosmopolitan Hotel Build'g, Arizona. -ss of tsa sHluen'S ql' m all the principal cit D-ons-,;se wishing Co sell or 10 puschase --'''es' would do we'll 10 give us a call.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
SOLON M. ALLIS.

'p1'y Mineral Surveyor and Civil
 Engineer, afs.. Arizona. OpnoSi,tI James BueI. Congress Street "a .. Internal Revenue office, wiyb hir1Ita to do any work in his line Nskt. pIomptness and dispatch. opograpiral Maps and Section 0"Ing Of mines n sDeciaIty.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
10 Whom it may Concern.

\ cis,-I, N HEREBY GIVEN THAT I "Old t1 Man an undivided interest in the as the l5ie,' ..f, relocated by James Holden, 10 he O,,, N,6BiInm"dore Nine" July g, IS-7, Persons n,Anco Mining District, and ali s2me or cautioned not to purchase the mence lo. part thereof. as shall con- ihere,o ,r, sal proceedings in reference immediately.
 asrch 2I ]. C. HANDY.
 dSw 33 If
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

THE Simmons Hardware Company of St. Louis, Missouri, has furnished Us the freight rates from St. Louis tc Maricopa as follows: FirSt-class S7 second-class, $6; third-claSs, s; fourth class, S4.5O. A class, $3.75; B class $50; C class, $3.25; D class, B per hundred pounds respectively. No freight is classified above first-clas>.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
COL. 3. STANFORD.
c. FONTANA.

PRACTICAL wATCHMAKER.
 Charleston, Arizona hepairing CiOcks and Iewelry. Agent lor American Watches. All work war
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
CLARK CHURCHILL FITCH & CHURCHILL,

Ais AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW, Prescott. Arizona. riiOrv es S ID all the Courts Of the Ter es j5 special attention given 10 cas- .e supreme Court, to mining u the perfection Of titles to Oas. mines and lands.
 The Bank of Arizona Building.
 up stairE
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
JAMES BUEII

ONNEf AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, And Notary Public.
 Arizona 0eP procuring patents. gapb OTio OTl congress street, east or Tele-
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
ARIZONA and SONORA NJ ail an q Express
 COMPANY,


 Tucson to nagdhIena, yia sahuar- ito. CsnOa, TubAe, CaInbasaa, hItehen's Ranch. Axua Ear.
 ca, Casita. CGnerqI ana
 Terrenate. Now Running I HOrses 9pd Cou-
 cOrd CqaeheS. Si ages leave Tucson on Sundays Ht 9 a. n Reaches MagdaleDa Tuesday at noon. Leave Magdalena, returning Wednesdays 2p. m. Reaching Tucson Fridays
 fo'clncis ?. m.
 RATES OF FARE: From TucsOn Co SahuaritO,. 70 From Tucson ti GNnOa ...........-........... 2 10 From Tucson % Tuhac, ,............. 70 From Tucson tQ QCal1baSaS................. s 70 From Tucson tO iIlfchsn5s RRnch,.. % From Tucson to Agua ZRrca.............- CO FEpyI Tucson 70 CumerSl ...--.............. 10 % From Tucson to Terrenate. .................. II % From Tucson tO Msg'iIlena,............-.l l2 O0 Through Express matter, 5 cts. per Ib. Express Rates to Way Stations made known on application Rt the office. Small packages in proportion Co what
 they are in size and value.
 JOSEPH PERSON. Proprietor. NJ. VASQUEZ. Agent, Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
WILLIAM J. OSBORN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

'o'AAf PUBLIC AND CoNvEYANCER, .s- ,igli5. assistance given in oftainipg n.- s ,,. 3i Mining and Preemption claims is- 4-so tltle to land under the Deserf
 1Tetul aul .mber culture laws.
 Arizona ''Ne congress street. Tucson
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
W.S. EDWARDS.

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. Cnited States Deputy Mineral Surveyor. TucsCn. Arizona. Special attention given 10 locations un- der The Desert Land Act, and obtaining pateHts io mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
FARLEY & POMROY-

7,,Salo AIIoRNEfs AND coUNsELoRs AT LAW.
 Arizona. ,i,.,. ,iHoiaries Public. Office United States y,s.l,c' -,.ea, Attorney. Office on Congress
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

X WASHINGTON dispatch says the Senate has confirmed Joseph " Par ish. of Missouri, as Receiver Of Public Moneys at Florence. Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
For Sale or to Rent.

J,HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS
 well snOWn blacksmIth shop for sale. He will --il The shop tuolS and stock en- tirr. or tt drsirfd he will rent ihe Shop pTn, iJf,i the Party renting will pureh sse tne tools md stock. TsrnDs VIII hsstRfsd Cal application. THOMAS BELKSAP.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

MARICoPA county taxes the <. ?. Railroad Company for Sl76,OG0 worth of property.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

Our of ten newspapers published in Arizona, Tucson has four and Of these THE CITIZEN is published both daily and weekly.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

THE Los Angeles Commercial gives the freight on grain from Downey to Gila Bend. Arizona, in carloads, at s27 per ton; to Maricopa, $29,50.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
BENJ. MORGAN,

AIIUhNEl NI IlA VT Tucson. Arlznna. Office on Meyers Street, opposite Palace Hotel.
 Anrils 3m
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
THEODORE L. STILES.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
 AND NOTARY PUBLIC. !lsan Arizona. 01re on The Plaza; first door north of teCmn'y Buildings.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
LAZsBRIsKIE. j. B.H. HEREFORD HEREFORD & ZABRISKIE,

ATTORNEYS AND COUSSELOES AT LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC. office on Meyers street, opposite Palace
 Hotel. Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
Assay Office and Laboratory.

-COnducted by w T. RIG K a. RID. Fellow Of the Chemical Society, London Formerly MITCHEi.T.& { RICHARD.
 London, and RICHARD x wIEGANp, Gold HnI.
 NeEH'lA. Analytical Chem mlst and ASsayer of Cop per and The Precious Metals. By Special Authority of the Chilean Government. Paientes of the RicKard Furnace AKsn for the Hunt, Douglas ( Stewart LiK. iviation Process ior the reduction
 of Copper and Silver ores. Plans oi HpParafns and instr1ction In ths
 process of Lixivistlon. scale of fees same as fn San Franclscs. Instruction in AEssying and Analysis. office next door 10 Custom House,
 Tucson. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
DENTIST TS HITCHCOCK, M. D. s.

Hus permanently l0caled in Tucson for he pr,r.fice Of Dentistry in all itS branch aS. And can bs foCnd stj. =. NosbuTg'S rooms. opposite the PO>iOihce.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
ARIZONA CITIZEN

.,-DrIsHEB EVERY SATURDAY.
 Main Street, North Cosmopoli- ol''' ian Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
,.,-rpr1srNG RATFs ::

twelve lines ir this type' one so.
 An, square, twelve lines one time---s2 25 25 oD' ,,n.eouent inseIion-.--.-..-..-.--... l p ha'- -,,,o1 cards. per quarter.....-...... %
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

,,,,,roTnerv .,... san Francisco, Cal. Will negotiate for and effect sales or
 Mining Locations in Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

,.stb notices. free. Obituary re- Plalh uy, ,,rose, g per square, In poetry
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30


 advertisements at Red d Rates.
 .,,rn AGENTS FOR THE CITIZEN {; x kelly, nevsdea'erat Prescott has ---, s,r sale, and has authority J Hf li-, .,-. and -ec -ipt for money due us. ,-s.-r.s ". Cran sole Agent, Room TO- ,"",,. r.,,st bulIA,rg, 32s Montgomery s,-os,. san Francisco lanes Abage e........-..''''''''''' ''''''.
 ...............P PheniX. VT p,o-sor. .......... Wlckenburg. r low. Las Cruces. ~ ,farsbal l...- McMillen's Camp. q A. Swqsey, VI i'''o
 JOHN P. CLUM. Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
PRESCRIPTION RATES:

me Copy, one year, o !" Oo One Copy s''> t5 eagle numbers
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
CHI, MEYEF

Dealer ln pRUGS AND MEDICINES, Tucson,
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

.,-... advertisements at Reduced
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
1C HANDY, If. D.
M r JACOBS,

oH,e on Congress Street. Tucson
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

EASTER was properly observed last Sun.
day. st. Peters Church was Handsomely
decorated about the chancel with fragrant
flowers with a beautiful incription in the
rear OF the pulpit, IIosannah to the Son
OF David" Among the floral decorations
was an attractive cross with the motto ''no
cross no crown" The event of the dav,
however, was the Easter Anniversary of
the Sunday School in the evening. The
house was packed a half hour before the
exercises began, and those who came at
the usual time could not get seats. The
Chief feature was the professional exercise
the school marching in from the adj
joining Chapel, each class carrying a showy
and properly inscribed banner. At the con.
clusion of the professional, several ap-
propriate hymns were sung by the school,
followed by the presentation Of offerings
and an address by the Rector, Rev. Mr..
Gordon.
At the NJ. +. Church in the evening the
Rev. Mr.. Haynes preached good discourse
on the "Risen Lord" and an Easter anthem
by the choir was well rendered.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

New CASTLE WooLEN MILLs.-At the
woolen mill of James X. Knowles, more
looms and machinery are being put in
operation every week, giving employment
to all the old hands and some new ones.
When every part is filled there will be
about one hundred more hands than bcforc
the fire. At the "Triton" wooden mill,
work is pushing along as usual. 1t is a
rare occurrence for this establishment to
reduce its force of abe POO hands.
A PRESIDING ELyEE ArroIxrrD.-
Rev. Il. w. Todd has been appointed
presiding elder Of the Dover District, as is
shown hy the following letter received by
that gentleman irom Bishop Simpson
PHILADELPHIA. April 10th, 1879
Ret H. w. Todt-DEAR BROTHER: NOu are hereby
appointed presiding elder of the Dover district in tn.
place OF our lamented Brother llough You will
please enter upon its duties nt an carly hour.
Any Information You desire, If can win ABLY
ITaylng that God may greatly bless and prosper YOU
truly, NJ SNIIS0N.
Mr.. Todd las been the pastor at Milton
since the last meeting of Conference, hence
the bishops reference to that charge.
There has been some awkwardness n re-.
lation to this appointment. At a meeting
Of the Preachers held at Harrington last
week the Rev. A. w. Milby was recon.
mended as the first choice but the names
OF Revs. Il. w. Todd and II. Co!claZier were
sent in also. The general expectation was
that Mr.. Mlby would be appointed, which
was highly approved by the people; and
further, it was announced by tho papers
that he had received the appointment
from the Bishop and was congratulated ty
ministers and others. But the above shows
that the Bishop had conferred the ap.
pointment upon another. The Bishop was
doubtless governed in his appointment t,y
the fact that Mr. Todd had hepn strongly
presented in the council for Presiding
| Elder OF Salisbury District and came within
one or two votes Of being the choice Of the
! preachers Of that District.
| Bishop Simpson is noted for his regard
! for the voice of the people. and rarely
makes arbitrary rulings, and had be known
! the vote of the preachers whom he asked
! to indicate to him their choice had
unanimously recommended Mr. Milby, and
that the other names were simply aided
TO" courtesy. the appointment would doubt
! less have been in accord with public ex.
| pectation The hlhne may rest with the
brother who forwarded the proceedings tO
him: if not, the asking of an expression
| from the preachers was farce. The voice
OF approval at the selection Of Mr.. Milby
was much more out spoken than usual
The following from the C"ntrevillc OJsrr0
is 4 sampir
IN eeyatng Rev. Arthur W. Nilby to the Prcsidinl
ElcershiP of the Dover district of the " T. Church
the officials have done honor TO Il good. able ant
| worthy minister. lie is one of the soundest, mos
logical ministers in his conference, whose sermons
whilst Tree from oratory and high flown sentences
are yet pointed learned and instructive His gentle
manners, his atahllity and gnodne,S Of heart max,
him attractive, and his preaching carries with il CON
| Nlcuon. such man Is the right man in thc righ
place, and the Obs"rCf takes pleasure in commend
pointing him
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

PUBLIC SENTIMENT AND LAw.-The action
of the authorities of Wilmington, growing
out Of the incident connected with the
Demby murder, goes to show that where
there is a purpose, there can be executed
law. Not only were the young men who
perpetrated the terrible deed speedily ap
pretended and incarcerated for trial, but
the brothels that educated them for de
bauchery and murder have been closed,
and the keepers held for trial at the next
term of court. The speedy but proper
action on the part of the Mayor of Viii
mington shows what the officers of the law
can do when they are disposed, and though
il may be spasm Of virtue, it is enough to
snow that public sentiment controls the
administration Of justice as we'll as the
morals of the people. There was no more
force in the law in relation to these Illicit
dens the day after the assassination than
there was the day before the action of the
authorities was from the propelling force of
an aroused public sentiment. The law in
relation to the suppression of vice and
crime is always the same, but its execution
is lax or direct as the public sentiment in
regard to vice is weak or strong. We have
in our community an instance of this
The keeper of an Illicit shop is skulking
before the officers and has not visited his
home only by stealth for several months,
who, until the past year, piled his illegal
traffic in utter defiance of the law. A
strong sentiment against an evil nerves
the arm of the officer to abate it, and to
produce and firmly plant this sentiment re.
quires an indiridua} standing out for the
right by every man who has and acts on his
convictions rather than to leave few men
to bear the brunt Of upholding and en-
forcing public sentiment.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16
For the Smyrna Times.
Entertainment,

SQUANKUM. April 18TH 20.
Mr.. EDITOR Il vent to the entertainment of the
pupils of Miss NJ Anna Oilley Muud:,; evening,
the ilh inst. and not knowing what you may have
thought about it | will give you my opinion. |
thought that the young ladies and gents acquitted
themselves with great credit not only to themselves
but to their teacher and that it of the best
entertainments that have had III our town for
sometime past and yet permit me to sHy to you that
have somewhat to say against ii. and that was the
last performance which they called Jim NaSticS
author of such piece should be treated with more
courtesy and chilled by his proper name, James
NaStiCS.
SIT reminds me Of the time when in my younger
days Philip Moore run ter President ut Inr
United States and many people spoke of him and
called him Phil Moore. We should teach the young
and rising generation 10 call distinguished men by
their proper names. Yours truly
THEOPHILUS JOSEs.
*No doubt James good man and in deep
sympathy with our old friend John Brown.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

The necessities Of the negroes who have
blindly rushed to Kansas are exciting the
practical sympathy Of the benevolent in
many parts OF the country, and organized
effort is being made to relieve their more
pressing wants. Another proposition, which
should be Immediately acted upon, is to
send intelligent and honest men to their
several proposed places of settlement to
as st them in the beginning or their ltbors.
Whether or not the action Of these coloreti
people has been wise is not now the question
1t is enough to know that they are suffering
10 insure them aid at once.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

a dispatch from Bethlehem, Pa, says
there is a prospect OF another coal war.
Miners and laborers employed by some in.
dividual operators having discovered that
they are getting five to ten per cent. less
wages than others in the Lehigh region,
have held meetings and resolved to demand
an increase OF wages. Several local strikes
are now in progress and it is not improba-
bic that every co!Iiery on the north and
south sides Of the region will be idle in "a
short time. About $4,000 operatives are
interested in this movement.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

IHE CYCIoNE MAR II. LuvIs-->' IOut< .ipfH l5--
! large number ri houses were destroyed yesterday
by the cyclone which passed over Colimsv!lc about
II miles from here and several persons were more Ok
less injured. Fences, plank sidewalks trees. ont
houses and stables were blown pieces or rGrricd
away and gardens and grounds were ruined. The
cyclone aS usual was rotary in its motion. ana struck
and bounded from the earth three times during its
passage through the town. Its width only from
o. to - feet one of the evidences Of its force was the
picking up of horse and buggy which were carried
a. height Of % to 81 feet distance of about = rods
AMI dashed 10 the earth the horse being crushed to
Jelly. and the wagon 70 sp!ntcr-. The cemetery Just
outside the town was laid waste. nearly every tomb
stone being levcled to the ground The storm di>ap-
pcarcd in the cast and there reports that il did
damage elsewhere. but they not confirmed. The
total damage in Coliasyillr is estimated at SO ,ri.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

Chew .Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Ready Mixed Paints, $l.5o per gallon, at
Wilkinson's, Market Street.
Judgment Notes with and without Tx.
cmpton clause and Bonds at TINES office.
For Paints, OIL, Glass, Walnut Stain and
Kalsominr, 90 to Wilkinson :, Market St.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

Apparently General Grants friends are
finding out that his enemies in the RI pub.
lican party are aiding and abetting the
dangerous prominence Of his Presidential
candidacy. As a consequence, they are be-
ginning to withdraw him in a measure
They declare that he refuses to allow the
use Of his name 0s y candidate: that he is
tired and sick Of office; that he has no
further ambition for public service of any
kind, and that he asks for the privilege of
privacy and the calm Of retirement.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

For the third time since he ascended the
throne the Gar of Russia has escaped the
assassin's bullet. One of the previous
attempts was the works of madman, the
other was the outgrowth of dangerous
conspiracy. What political significance
attaches to the affair Of Monday is not yet
disclosed. It is probably little more than a
continuance of the regicidal epidemic
which began with Hedel's attack on the
Emperor William in May of last year.
Since then Moncasi, Passananti and Noeb-
ling have made bad shooting, and in neith-
er case has any important conspiracy been
revealed. The Nihilists hate the Russian
authorities, but this attempt does not look
like their work the would-be assassin was
arrested too easily.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday after
noon by ROBERT D. HoFFECKER, Editor and Pub
Usher, at Smyrna Delaware.
MS-SUBscRIPrIoN-On year $500 in advance, of
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-Only at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents line for the first insertion; subsequent
insertions Three-anda-halfcents. Aliberaldiscount
made 10 quarterly semi-annual and yearly adverti-
sers
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged two cents per
line.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

1t IS stated that the British Government
had authorized agents in this country to buy
mules for the use of the British forces in
South Africa. 4 few days since one Of these
agents purchased five hundred mules from
Mr.. 4. c. Eastman, of West Albany, n. Y,
and these animals are to be shipped during
the next two weeks to England, whence.
after a brief rest, they will be transported
to the seat of war in Africa.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

On his ninety.fGth birthday, last Monday,
the Rev. Dr. Lovck Pierce the distinguished
Methodist preacher Of Georgia, baptized
live great grandchildren and one great great
grandchild
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

Three applications cured me Of severe
Rheumatic pain. and | checrfully recon.
mend Kellers Roman Iinimcnt Cornelius
Noonan, lieutenant Netrcpoi;ton Poli.c,
Washington. u. {.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

Dr. McCosh, President Of Princeton Col
lege, has become naturalized citizen Of the
United States lie is native of Scotland
Smyrna times., 1879-04-16

Gen Richard Taylor, familarly known as "pick
Taylor and only son of President Zachary Taylor
graduate of Yale College and distinguished himself
IN the late Confederate army as q skml officer and
obstinate fighter.