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Religious Notes.

LEHIGHToN NJ. +. CHURCH, Rev. ]. p.
Miller, pastor-Sunday, July Go a, IN.
Glass Meeting, 10: a. M, Preaching, Up. M,
Sunday School. $50 Prayer Meeting, 1880
Preaching. 3p. m. Saturday, Little Peoples
Meeting.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH, wEissroRT Rev.
]. X. Seylrit,pastor, German preaching at 10 a.
M; Teachers meeting at 1880, p. M; sunday
school at p M. English preaching at 1880
p. IN.
LEnIGHToN EvASGELIcAL CHURCH, Rev.
b, j. Smoyer, pastor, to morrow, Sunday-0
a. m. Prayer-mceting; 10 a, M, German
preaching subject: Elijah under the Juniper
Ireei" l p. III. Teachers meeting Up. M.
Sunday school, $3.50 p. m. Prayer and praise
meeting; 1880 p. m, English preaching sub
ject: "The Coming Circus Show" All are
cordially welcomed.
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The Reformed Synod has been requested
To form new classis ofthe Reformed church.
The Lehigh river from the line of the East
Susquehanna Chassis on the north, to the
line Of the Tohickoh Classis ON the south,
will divide East Pennsylvania Chassis and
the proposed new one. The congregations
and charges, together with all the territory
of the East Pennsylvania classis lying west
of the Lehigh are to be transferred TO the
new classis, and the following elergymen
will form its membership, viz; Rev. Messrs.
W. A. Helireh, J. S. Herman, A. J. Herman,
W. II. Hutiord, Abraham Bartholomew, N.
S, strassburger, E. J. Fogel, A. S. Leinbach,
A. J. G, DuLbs, Benjamin Weiss, ]. Fritzing-
er, T. N. Reber, j. N. Backman, W. c.
schaeffer and Licentiate Pharon S. Kohler.
They are 10 meet on or before next Ascension
Day in Allentown for Organization.
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DIED.

MERTZ.-On the llth ult,, in Mahoning,
Eva Estella, daughter Of Ard and Mary
Mertz, aged months and 2l days.
BALLIET.-Ou the lth ult., in Bowmans-
vile, Alice Elmira, daughter Of John an3
Amanda Ballet, aged l9 years, 10 mon, h.
and 81 days.
SASSAMAN.-O On the goth ult., IN West
Penn, Frederic Sassaman, aged "A years
6 months and 20 DAYS.
ROMIG.--on the 2sth ult., in East Penn
William HeDgy; son of Daniel and Levinu
Maria Roriig, aged Is years, motnh,
and Is days
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.royyncd While bathing.

On Saturday last William Henry, son o.
Daniel Romig, of East Penn, was sent to {
blacksmith shop at Bowmansvlle, to gel
some work done, and while the article wa'
being repaired, the boy proceeded to tie
canal to take bath, and, as is supposed
was taken with cramp and was drowned
His body was recovered, aud he was buried
from his parents residence on Monday. HI
was aged 10 years, months, and l3 days.
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MARRIED,

soLT-sCHALL.-on the 7th ult., by Rev.
A. Bartholomew Andrew Solti of Frank
lin, and Estella Venora Schall, of Lehigh-
ton, this county.
G -WILLIAMS.-On the 18th ult.,
by the same, Isaac Gerber, Of West Penn,
and Mrs. Priscilla Williams, of Tamaqua,
Schuylkill county.
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renchers, Examinations.

The following is a list Of days appointed
for the examination ofteachers by the Coun
ty Supt., in the district normal;
Audenried, July 10th.
Lehighton, July 10th.
Packerton, July 18th.
Hartzs Packer twp, July 10th,
Rockport, July 22nd.
Summit Hill, July oath.
Parryville, July 26th.
East Weissport, August 9th.
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Local and Personal.
tn s,JRsCRIBEUs,

Subscribers to the CARBON ADVOCATE will
take special notice that our terms are one
dollar year strictly in advance, if not so
paid sI.25 will be charged in every instance
Subscribers getting their papers by mail will
refer to the direction tabs on their papers
aud note the date, and remit accordingly.
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During a thunderstorm at MorTisania,
New York, Sunday Afternoon, two little
daughters Of Mr.. Wiswell, aged respectively
9 and a. years, were killed by lightning
while sitting in an arbor between twO trees
IN front Of their fathers house,
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SAVE VEADoLLARlrHt EuYrriAs

FEVER AQUA AND LIVER PAD 10 thout any
exception the best Pad IN eXis snce ior the cure
and prevention Of all mtlurlOd5 diseases ana
the most wonderful medical discovery OF the
age. SO menlcine required. Cures by ABSORB
ton send for pamphlet which gives cert II.
cate OF extraordinary cures performed Dy TINS
Pad. maiied free. Ask your Druggist for the
Egyptian Pad and take no other IL he has
none, will send ou one bv mail on RECEIPT OF
price, si Jos. l., LINING, "a Market ST.,
Pittsburgh. Ia, Soc Agent ior the UuitPd
states. May al year.
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TXECUTORS' SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue Of an order Of the orphan,' Court
OF carbon county Pa, the a. dc signed. Exec.
utOrs Of SOlOmCh SOFT, late Of FL Rnkln TWP,
Cart 6l county, Pa, dac'd, Will Sc at Pun C
sale, ut SOLT5 MILL, In SAID Township Of
FranKliEi on
TUESDAY, JULY 18th 1879.
commencing at ONE O'Clock iu tie Afternoon,
all that certain rract or
PIECE OF LAND.
situate in Franklin township aforesaid. bbunds
ed by lands OF William buCa eublll, TIl"huiHn
Dreisbneh. Thomas Sc. Jos. ~ohweibinz, ReUbi
Olt, aud by puUllB rOaU cont9inlns 90 Acres
and ~ PercnUs. strict measures. All cleared
and Under good state OF cul walton. There Is
lsO a well pl"nted O-chard oi Choice Fruit
Trees on the Land.
1ERM.,i One.thtrd cash down one;ih hicd
in months with interest. aud the remaining
One-tbird in 2 months with lntorest ilOm day
OF sale. FLEA SOLT,
ThOi. SOBr.
xecutnrs.
" Parties desirin0 TO view the prOUert, Or
learn further particulars will 40 ess either OF
the EXECUTORS June aS st:
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Dropsy, Erysipelns secondary SYphins, Graysl,
Diabetes. and all diseases IN which the b God IL
Implicated, 10 now offered to the pubic.
sold by all RETAIL DRUGGGsTs, and wholesale
onlYl by rHE WEYBURN MEDICINE co.
p o. Box 93S, Rochester, n. Y.
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Special Notices.
TnN WnNLpls RALM.


Dr. l.. d. wEYBU RMS ALTERNATIVE sYRUT
CO A remedy used TaIRTY.FIVE YEARS in
private pract ce, and never failing TO radically
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Every mother in the land should know
the value Of Dr.B Bulls Baby Syrup aud never
be without it. Il is fee from opiates, Price
- cents bottle
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A DMINISTGATRIX's NOTICE.
Estate Of Urias Rcir, deceased.

Estate Of Urias Rchr, deceased.
Letters of Administration upon the Estete
Of Urius Rehr decd, late Of MahOning TOan-
snip, Carbon County, Pennsylvania. hatihg
been granted TO the undersigned, al persons
indebted to said esta'e will please make pay
ment, aud those having claims against the
same will yresent them for settlement 10 me
or to DIR. n. B. REBER. Agent, Lehishton'
Pa. SUSAN REHR. Wtdtw,
Jure 2S lS1s-wo AdministratriX.
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PIN PILES .

will mani (Freei the recipe for a simple
vEeETABLy BALM that Will remove TAN.
FRECKBES, PIMPLEe and BLOrCHE5 ),
leaving the skin soft, Gear and beautiful also
Instructions Tor producing = luAurlant growth
of hair on q bald hC ad or smooth face, ADDRESS,
Street. n Y
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New Advertisements.
A UDITOks ANNUAL REPORT
or thE
Lehighton School Board.


E, II. SNYDER, Treasurer, in a3oount With
the bchlghton school Board, iol tie issf
ending Junp 2 1870
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SlO to $lOU Ses0o makes fortunes . e4Srs 9'SpA
mouth. Book sent free explaining everything.
Address BAXTER & CO. Bankers, II Wall
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Boots & Shoes Made to Order
t.1HnO TO shoOo A YEAR. or s5 to so a

fk1 n n TO shn0l A YEAR. or S5 to SO a
AE AtNNu day IN your own loCa ICY. No
QpIcVV risk. Women do as wen a. men,
Many maze more than tho
amount stated above. No one n fail TO make
money Test ANY one can do the work Won
can maze from 50 cents TO s. o u hour by deVOt.
ing YOUR evenings and spare time To the 0uai.
ness. It costs nothing to try the BUSINESS.
Nothing like II TOR monbV making ever ole ed
before, Business pleasant ant strictly honor.
phle Reader, Il YOU want 10 know all about
the best paying business before The Dub send
u your address aed We wi seud YOU fun par.
tculaTs and private terms irbe samp es worth
3 also fre' you can then nake up your mnd
tor Yourself Address GEORGE SrlNSON
q CO, Portland. Mai e. June 7.-iYs.
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TO CONSUMP MPTIVES.

The advertser aving been permanently
urei Of that dread dlse 50 TOusump pttOn b. a
s'mDie rem, dI D. an xiOus 20 mPke kl.own 10 ~.
fellow sufferers the means 4 cure. TOal who
eeslte q ne Yill SEND a eCpY OF the prcscunttup
uHeu, tree o. cnarge with the directions Tor
preparing and u1ng the same which t1tv VIII
mud SURE CCRR Tor CONSUMPTION ASTHMA
BROACHlTls a..
Parues wishing the Presor ption, will please
address A WILSON, 4s4 rem 4. uuI
Wine buTeh, y Y.
G,D ,oO0 A YEAR Tor honest. Intelligent Lnsf
P~ness men OF agents. New business ifs hi
work. Address 90 OPERATIVE AGgKCv.
Maiison, Ind. June 2s.-imo
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IOtaI. I..................,.. $l23l2 ~
We the undersigned duly elected Auditors
Of the Borough OF Lehighton, do certify that
the accounts Of Z. h. Snyder, Treasurer, 10
correct to the best ofour knowledge and belief.
W. A DERHAMER,
W. w. BOWMAN, Auditors
+. f. WHITNEY,
June 2s-w3
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05

YEsTERDAY's stage brought a number oI prominent gentlemen connected more or less with Arizona mining enterprises, MesSrs. A. F. A Abbott of Waterbury, Conn. J. B. Leake o. sIndianopolis, Prof. James oi California and Nevada, and MT. Dution of Topeka, Kansas, the latter represent ing Topeka newspaper. and Prof. E. T. Cox Of Indiana. These gentlemen are kindly disposed to Arizona and their visit will, we hope, result in benefit to them and the Territory.
 FORTY-oNE dIsposable and five select re- cruIts for the companies Of the sixth Cav airy in Southeastern Arizona passed through Tucson to-day for Camp Lowell. They are conducted by Lieut.. Wilson, oi the Twelfth Infantry.
 STAGE came in at p. m. to-day. loaded down with passengers and freight. Among the passengers was Col. J. D. Graham and one of the Catholic Sisters.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
From Tuesday,s Daily.

DR. R. W. RICE returned on Saturday from an extended trip into Mexico and Chihuahua. After looking over his apoth- ecary business at El Paso he went to the San Jose ranche, in Chihuahua, in which he and Dr. Samaniego are interested. This is a beautiful ranche and well stocked. The blooded animals which Dr. Rice brought through from California are now on the ranche and In excellent con- dition. A lot or dne cattle and horses destined for this same rancho are now awaiting shipment from California. A matter which may particularly Interest this section is the fact that the beef con- tractors for San Carlos and elsewhere in Arizona and New Mexico are now pur- chasing beef cattle in Chihuahua, and even further South. Our stock men should see to it that at least enough beef is raised in Arizona for home consump- ton. Dr. Rice says that the country through which he has travelled Is quiet and everything Is peaceful and prosper ous.
 METHODS Of accommodating water and saving it from wastage are being em- ployed more and more. Hardly week passes that a large tank or reservoir Is not built. Messrs. Pusch and Zell wager, Of Tucson, have just had a large redwood tank built for their cattle ranche north Of town. These men are growing in wea lth steadily and may now be considered among the " solid " ones. Like all others who have strictly attended to business and gave their own labor to work, they have steadily. and we might almost say rapidly, prospered.
 BUSINESS places are scarce in our city at the present time, but a large room suit able for business purposes is now for rent on Meyers street. Inquire of H. Mena- ger.
 THE potato crop Of Arizona is not yet equal 10 the demand. Yesterday L. Zeck- endorf X Co. got in a carload or potatoes. which they offer at very low rates. Can not our ranchmen do better this season.
 MANY useful articles are constantly being brought into Tucson. Yesterday A. D. Otis x Co. received a fine assortment Of lamps, glassware and crockery.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
From Thursdays Daily.

TrrrGRAPufNG 10 and from Tucson steadily grows, and it is safe to say far exceeds that of any point in Arizona. The .osb bnsiness in June was s950, s7II oi ,bicb went to the Western Union Com many. This shows that the business Is
 mostly with places outside Of Arizona, and also indicates the interest now taken i, Arizona business by people in Califor-
 mia and inc older states. The telegraph h,,si,ess in Tucson shows rapid month i, increase. In this connection we are
 nIaa to note a slight reduction fin dis | D.tcbes to the Eastern cities. Heretofore
 n tap-votd message has been s, and now uis 90 "a. To san Francisco sl 50, as here tofore.
 HAZARD says he has had several ap-
 r,i.atior. to rent his hRe brick and glass
 front rooms now approaching completion
 on the church plaza, but they are already
 rente,, for three years. To command ready ami steady rents hereafter, it will be
 necessary 10 pay more attention to at-
 ,-oetivensss in building for business pur- poses.
 MR. A. c. HUNTER, oi considerable no- ,orietv as a mining man in Utah and Ari-
 zopa. started southward this afternoon
 We hear he is actively engaged upon some Sonora mining property
 MAJOR WHITsIDE arrived by to-day's
 stage, but no Gen. Hammond. Latter
 probably switched or for Florence and |, San Carlos
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
CAL UA TIERS.
From Saturdays Daily.

OAK GROVE ranch near Rockers. and originally located and occupied by Theo.
 F. White, has just been sold by the White Bros. to Mir. A. J. Hudson, formerly sta iion-keeper and stock-raiser at Kenyon Station in the Glla valley. Before sale. the White Bros, had put up an expensive dwelling and also 0 large stock corral. but having changed their base 10 the lChIricahua mountain side of the valley. they sold the Oak Grove ranch and cheap too. Mir. Hudson regards his purchase as
 a good one. Water is seldom scarcer than now, and there is one strong spring Of ex- lcellent water on the ranch which never
 fails.
 IF any Of our tOwnsmen or women think
 1t too warm here, they are respectfully in formed that out at the Huachucn moun- tains the air is so cool that long before
 night heavy coats have to be put on, and lthat is only seventy-fve miles from here. and 1t Is equally cold about twenty miles eastward from here in the mountains. Messrs. Gage and Chipman returned from
 Huachuca this morning and bring the NWtatnEE lEDIl LllEEE.
 | 4 COUNTRY bath-house, with clear run- ming water to plunge into, Is just opened | by Mir. Beaulieu. See advertisement. Nice ride or walk across the valley in the even ing or morning. An extensive laundry
 will soon be completed at the same place.
 IT is hlnted round tha: the Arivaca
 mill will soon be started to crushing ore land that 1t will be a success. We sincere | ly hope the hint may prove entirely true, for if It does, mining will receive a won- iderful impetus in Arivaca District. AN interesting sermon was preached in the courthouse last Sunday evening by Rev. Wm. Gill Mills. He will preach again tomorrow evening at s o'clock. The invitation to attend Is cordial and general.
 THE attention ofinvestors is directed to the proposal in this paper 10 sell Terrlto. rial bonds by the Tucson and Globe Wagon Road Com mIssioners. The bonds will prove safe investment.
 THE athletic boys Of Tucson are talking strongly of fitting up Turn Verein Hall This is move that ought to be encour- aged, and we are glad to be assured that it is one quite certain to be carried out. A FRIEND writing to us on the 24lh in San Francisco says that the ice field which he thought to occupy in Tucson, will soon be filled by other parties, but is sorry to say not by the best machine. 1 4 LARGE sale Of liquors, wines, &c., was yesterday made by John R. Dall & Co.,, oi thIs city, for shipment to Silver City, New Mexico.
 DR. J. W. WALTERS Of Carson, Nevada, arrived by tO-day's stage and is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
From Wednesdays Daily. Weak YIt and UHfrutb.

The following is from the Prescott Miner Of June 2:
 ] California flour. which is superior to anything made in Southern Arizona, is now sold In the Tucson market at a less I figure than what it can be manufactu ed | for from native grown wheat. Good bye | tO the valley Of the Cross of the saint as a lucrative place in which to cultivate breadstun. The naughty railroad did it..
 Not a word oftruth In the above. There | is not c pound Of California flour in the 1 Tucson market, and there never was but one lot and that was brought here by ! Messrs. Tully, Ochoa & Co. because of a short supply when done. Messrs. Zecken- dorf X Staab have had extended cores pondence with J. c. Stubbs, General
 Freight Agent Of the railway. and 1t dis closes the fact that California flour cannot be brought 10 Tucson and sold as low as our millers are selling their own make, except it be brought at a loss. No special objections are set mp because the Miner falgiies almost every southern AIizona interest it touches. for it's course in this respect has long been widely un
 dsrs;ood, but valid objections ought to be made to is attempts at wlt h the same connection.
 MR. FRANK CoRBIN, or the Corbin Com pany at Tom bsione, and Judge T. J. Bid we'll, Of same place, arrived .his morning. en route to san Francisco. They bring the gratifying news that Ot only does the Tombs mill continue to run and turn out bullion satisfactorily, but that the late developments in the Tough Nnt and Lucky CuSs mines are better than ever. A careful estimate Of the value Of the ore
 on the I.ucky Cuss dumps pnts Il at not l less than Sl5O, 900, and the amount on the
 dumps and in sight fn the Tough Nut Is so great that calculations have not lately | been made.
 | MARRIAGES are so frequent in Tucson ! that it is hard 10 keep track Of all. Nearly every day a new one is chronicled, and we did not hear Of one or two last week at the 1 time. MT. Hughes, of Pueblo Viejo, and | Manuella Navares were married on Friday or thereabouts. If interested parties would ! hand in the names and dates we would thank them.
 I l this market with fat and tender beef, not withstanding it IS the worst part Of the
 year for good beef The vegetable garden ! CTS bring in good vegetables and quite a variety, too, and the fruit-deGlers keep
 apTicots. cherries, apples, pears, oranges. l lemons, etc.
 | THE air is several degrees cooler to-day l than for tine several just past. The nights
 are quite cool, requiring, heavy bedding.
 Eastern dispatches tell Of the theTmome- | ter standing at 100 and over in New York and Of numerous cases or sunstroke, some
 of which were fatal. No sunstrokes in i Arizona.
 THE new redwood fence around Levin's , Park, mentioned some time ago in THE ! CITIZEN, is we'll advanced towards com i pletion.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
From Mondays Daily.
From Sonora.

Among the arrivals from Sonora by Sai Iurday's stage were Mir. F. C. Hopkins and MT. Claude Anderson; the former con nected with the Interior Department ir land matters and the latter agent Of w ! r. S Co. and the Southern Pacific Stage Line.
 Nr. Hopkins will probably remain in
 Tucson for a long time 10 come in Gov lernmsut ipIoy, and vii, have his Quar i;ers at the Surveyor Generals office. NIT. Anders n went into sonora 10 look oyer he stnge business, with a view to perfec;Iug g through Iiue 10 Guayma' ! lrops Tucson. and to find if profitable dis position can be made Of some OI the sur plus stu e property on the hands O. Messrs- Kerens & Griffith. The advance ioc Inc railway will s" on dispense witl
 more horses and stages on the main over Hand line. Mir. AnC erson is Of the opinion a through lIne can be put on from here tc lSuaymas which will Of course do the through business. We surely hope sucf ! a line can Ie established on 0 paying basis.
 N EwS from ll5TShaw DiSirIc-, III fatd
 sonia Mountains, IS suli cheering. MT ! W. S. Edwards arrived from there to-day land says the deepest shaft on the Her imosa is sixty, and several others are dowr rom fourteen to thirty-odd feet, and tha louly first-class ore has been so far found ISides and bottom Of the work are in good lore and not pound Of waste rock has ye i teen taken out. The development Is eu IJirely satisfactory to all interested, ard Il lsuch as will surely cause the erection O lreduction works before many months | rho parties who have the Hermosa anf lother claims on. thers are meh who have heretofore made mining successes, anG they will not fail 10 do il in this instance
 1 Patagonia Mount aims will soon resoun'
 with me steam whistles or mining ma ichineTy.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
To-Day's.

MR. J. H. WHITE, of the Contention, leaves Sau Francisco today for Tucson. He Is accompanied by Hon. Isaac L. Re qua, of Virginia City. Mir. Requa is not only man Of means, but a successful miner and representative Comstocker. Something over eleven years ago his nam e was prominently used in connection with the Governorship Of Arizona. He evil dently comes 10 examine the Contention mine, and all may be assured that on his return he will tell the Comstockers the truth and they will believe what he says.
 THE following record Of the base ball match played yesterday between THE CITIZEN and star Clubs Is handed us for publication:
 CITIzESs-Farrel, c; Roach. p; Reque, lst b.; GOodfriend, 2d b.; Irwin, 3d b. Hereford, s. S.; Stearn, T. f.; Cum. c. f.; IStearn. ]. f. The Stars-ROss, C.; Eaton D.; Guio, lst b.; Conway, 2d b.; Seaman. . 3d b.; Marks, s. s.; AguiTre, c. [; Ezekiel |, T. f.; k. Eaton, l. f. Scorer-Mark Ezekiel Umpire, R. 4. Lewis. Stars made nine runs and CITIZENS five; Stars four ahead.
 THE Southern Pacific Railway strongly linclines to making Tucson its headquart- CTS between Yuma and the Rio Grande, and may ere this have decided 10 do SO. The distance from Los Angeles to Yuma is 2i5 miles and the same from Yuma to Tucson, and just about the same from here to the Rio Grande. Should this point be favored as stated, the advantage to Tucson would be very great.
 IN conversation with Prof. Cox we learn that he is about to visit Dos Cabezas, Rockers Sierra Bonita rancho and then Tom bstone. MT. Hooker Is in town and will show the Professor around, and the latter Is fortunate in falling in with such an experienced traveller and & man who drives such good teams
 THE announcement Of the departure or MT. Jacob Frank for the East was evil dently a premature explosion. He will yet remain for some time our champion shot and Knis ht Of the red necktie. Tue son cannot spare her pioneers.
 THE shooting match announced to come off yesterday between Jake Frank and MT. McCarty resulted in Frank win ming by seven points. Distance 300 yards, stake s25. and nine shots.
 BUCKALEV & OcHoA's train Of four large and as many small "schooners " sailed in this morning from Casa Grande, loaded down to the guards with goods for Zeckendorf & Staab and L. Meyer & Co.
 W. K. DUTroN, Esq. has recently ar rived in Arizona aud expects 10 spend several months in this section daring which time he will send frequent com municaIions Co the Topeka Times.
 Too much Fourth Of July or something else has disabled our teIegraphic cores. pondent at San Diego which Is unGor- tunate for us.
 REWARD offered by A. B. Sam pson. See advertisement.