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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-18
q ms NEIoHBoRs AND FLRECINd THR
POOR.

Chicago inter.ocsan, tRsp.l
Mr.. English stands convicted Of sys-
tematic attempt to advance his own inter
ests at the expense of his poorer or less
fortunate neighbors. To this Is added
personal evidence, showing the mans
heartlessness, as well as his grasping ma
ture. A man who can secure his own
consent to enter upon the work Of fleeing
the poor can not be popular with members
Of his own party where he is well known.
When the facts are known Mr.. Erglish
will be as unpopular everywhere as he Is
at home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-18
a IoArnsoME nuMAN spIpER.

Toledo Commercial tRspl
a list Of the suits brought by Mr.. Eng.
lish, for Judgement and foreclosure OF
mortgage during the Fast three years, fills
nearly four columns Of the Cincinnati
Commercial. Mr.. English has been rev.
eller in the miseries Of the poor, worker
Of suffering and starvation TO his fellow
men, lOathsome human spider, in fact, a
most misery and inhuman fellow, whose
ilI.gotten riches alone have given him
quasi responsibility. This the record
shoWH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-18

'IF You DON'T PAY FASTER, I'LL DRIVE you
TO HELL AND Conn"
Detroit st and Tribune tRsPl
Mr.. English hiss for many years been re-
ported to be ayaricious, graspinG and ex'
acting TO the last degree. This report
more than confirms the unenyiable repuea-
ton. The party that pretends to light
cormorants and defend poor men, presents
A singular spectacle with king cormoranl
and fleecer Of poor men at the tail Of il
kite. But such Is Democracy.
Charles W. Moody, formerly promi.
uent druggist OF Indianapolis, alter de.
scribing his ruin at the hands Of English
added, "He Is vol In human form
when could pay no more, ] begged hin
on the Court House steps 70 be lenien
with me and ! would pay rs soon as pos
sible, and he (Englishl Teplied-these ar
his exact words: "IE you DoS'T HuRR'
UP AND PAY NE EAsrEE, WILL DRIVE 70
TO HELL AND doNR.
EIGHT HUNDRED PIECES or REAL ESTATE COL
pLKp.
Cleveland Huald RsP,.
An Indianapolis correspondent oil tn
Cincinnati commreialhas furnished nearl
an entire page of testimony as to his cha
acter as q "poor mans friend" take
mainly from the official records OF u
county clerks Office. These are in III
shape Of q list Of one hundred and eight!
five suits OF judgment and foreclosure {
mortgage entered since the panic; anothC
!, list Of forty-thIee sheriff's deeds from Ii
Sheriff OF Marion county TO William T
English; thirly-nine deeds issued undo
decTees Of foreclosure; forty.nine tax deco
from the city OF indianapolis to WiliaI
81. English; and twenty:nine tax deet
from the County Auditor OF Mario
county to William 81. English. The re
Eords revealed the interesting fact tn
rarely did Mr.. English, when buyir
under the hammer, bid the full amount
: his mortgage, thus leaving an iadividu
y judgment against nearly every one Of
I unIo rtnnate creditors. Nearly eight hu
J, dred pieces Of fntelass real estate ha
! been gathered in by this "poor maj
9 iriendS through the medium oil toreciosu
and tax sales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-18
OLD EcsooaE.

EVAnsVil Journal tkAp)
BY the record, a representative only Of
all that is close in business and unloya-
bic in life, typifying, indeed, all Of those
repulsiye characteristics Of miserliness
which, in'the character OF Old ScIooge,
Charles Dickens has handed down to an
Infamous immortality, and deserving only
that political damnation which, as sure as
November rolls around, he will certainly
receive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-18
.-grs, SALES.
S7:IEE'3 SALE.

5;5fEE'3 SALE :. NAV. q
RI. 80, F ~ and GOV d REGARD IN Tho
=, I, Il X. i' q ira'' S'0s No. TO- page
5,ssssD, Oro'Es \, 3; e. 1885, $780,. doc, Of
II I, 9 9s,o Ioanty, at public Aas'ion'tee
pfV e. .siiS interest S.l S! giPF {, .
Cas- * e q !: ss' i a 4:
Iss interest q aid hs or ,s \;
~ ST. -, gai Virginia
s,s 3 slI-Si'a' R. O. BABR, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-18

Old Age and dis.
paSes that Lead 70
Consumption, In
nnity and an eaTlj
gave, or both. Nc
matter how shat,
tered the system
may be IRON Gx.
sesses Of any dad,
short courBs Ol
lhia AaliieiHA vii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-18

restore the lost functions Spd procure Health and
happiness whore before was desPondeney and gloom:
The Specific Medicine Il being used With wonderful
PsaPSlsls sant ire IN ali Wits lu- them ard So
.ull Particular.
Price, speciae, 81 % peT package. or dr PaekSgSI
lor $50. VIII bR scat by mall 90 receipt o. money
AddrOSE al orders, J. o. SIMPSONS NEnlC1NEC0
Nos. l0i and io6 Main St, Bufalo, n. J.
e7 ENld In wbaNlIre nv TkrGHIrE PRfS. &'n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-18

ON ,he NeeEs OF Hendricks OF Struggling
Debtors-LIIiIe Testimonials 10 the
Great Mortgage Statement ofInaIana.
BANNING RECORD.
zaussvills Cnl Times IRsp.l
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Monday
publishes one of tho most damning re.
cords against William II. English, the
Democratic candidate for Vice President,
ever compiled against any living man.
The record is one that ought to con.
denim this man English TO everlasting
infamy.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28
Tde Re0i EState Roo,

From the number of inoniries for real estate and sales made il k evident that revival IS uDin us. There is no longer doubt that Tucson i, ,n be # permanent, substantial city. Among the most important sales made l,t,,v Was thai hy Me.srs. Fish anI Silver. burg, of block ld0, on Military Plaza. to ioreign capitalist, for the sum of S3hO0 cash. The negotiation WA. made through Farley & Pomrrov lii said 10 he The best sale vet made in the city. the price eyidencing considerable advance in real estate Ramon has il that he block is tn be orcupied Inv n new hotel, 10 be erected at a cost of S20,000.
 OS Monday following at 9 D. m. the bar of this District will meet in the Clerks efice to determine upon those cases in which jurors will he re. quired, and perfect such other prelim. mary business as may be necessary, precedent 10 the March term. The Clerk informs us that already sixty. nine cases are on the calendar, 0l which three are federal and nine crim- inal including three appealsa nd fifty. seven civil. Twelve criminals are held to await the acIion of the grand jury. We have upwards of twenty five law yers, and from the ahove indications it is safe to predict long and severe struggle.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28
P. R. FULLY. PresE B. NJ. JACOBS, Cash
 PiMA COUNTY BANK,
CORRESPONDENTS
TUCSON, A, T.

OONNEDI O4N OE4N I D. RAN NFRANCISCO........- Pacific Bank. TOS ANGELES, Farms & Merchn'ts Blk. NEW lDRk..........Istnth National Bank, CHICAGO O............... First National Bank. TiMORE....-Second National Bank. ST. LOUIS..............--Ba Bank or Com
 DeDOstt accounts received subject to cheeks at sight and kept in either coin or cnrrsncy, depOsitOrs being allowed th0 use of currency when silver ts deposited Collections O; Drafls. Notes, 'vidends and other com mercial paper made throughout the United States and cred lied to account or remit for on the day AdVire- are received
 Loans made upon, or will buy, United
 States, Territorial. County or City securt ties. prime commercial paper or real ssipte.
 Tranafers Of funds made, either by Celryraph or mail and deposits made with any of our correspondents will be trans farIed iu any manner desired and amount credited here upon receipt by us or aoVlce Of such deposits.
 Exchnuse bought and sold al current nteS Dr.Ilis drawn in sums to suit on
 the principal cities ofthe United states and Europe.
 able in any currency on deInand' or after fixed dates bearing Interest. InVesImehta made on the choicest se- curify for parties who are unable to attend
 to same, for which we will charge mod ersfe com mission. ConsIgSmenGs of gold or silver bull lion will receive especial attention and the same will De shipped 10 the most reii' aele reduction and refining works. at any DOint desired. We also make advances thereon and allow the consIgnors the full net amount realized after deducting eX- peuses.
 The operations of this bank being con hasd 10 strictly legitimate banking bus mess iis patrons may feel assured that they will receive liberal and satisfactory treat ment Tn all transactions. Parties At R distance may forward their orders and requests Co thiS bank by mail or otherwiSe. and rely upon conscien- tiOus afLhfui execution Of their wishes sepl0-d&wtf
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28
Ne ~ Kerico Hams.

From the Me,.lla News of the Fist
 Mir. Miles, formerly assistant at the signal service office here and for some days past ll ing quite sick, is recover ing rapidly and We are glad 10 hear will soon be able to be Oul again.
 The Plymouth Rock Mining Compa ny has purchased one of the best and mnst completely equipped diamond drills ever sent cut 10 mining regions The company purchased with the ex elusive right 10 use the diamond drill in GraDt coun;y. Power for The drill is furnished by fifteen horse power portable boiler mOunted on very large wheels so as to be easily moved from place tC place.
 From the Herald of the 21st:
 E. Sine is in receipt of a circular from the Mexican authorities, contain ing notice that all parties desiring to emigrste from ihe United 5 ates to that Republic Will be permitted to in troduce their wagons, teams. imple- ments f labor, household effects, etc, free of duty, upon furnishing an in- vrntory nf inc same to lhe custom house officer of the proper district. The circular is signed by Romero, the Minister of the Interior.
 Work has been recommended on the Methodist church.
 Rev. Green, Protestant Episcopal minister has located at Silver City.
 The latest report is that Victoria IS concentrating his forces in the Black Range. Captain Beyer and Lieuten- ants Emmet and Day start from Fort Bayard for the field 10 morrow.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28
OLO HkT DlcTRICT.
Remarkably GOoo Prospects and Develop
 1eHtS ID thar Locality.

1eHtS ID thar Locality.
 James & Abbott are steadily push. ing work on the American Flag and other mines of the Hennikie & Sau- rins group with splendid results. The American Flag at the depth of sixty feet shows four-foot vein in true walls of high grade black sulphurites and chlorides, clearly demonstrating 10 the bondees thnt lhe downward ten dency Of this mine is settled fact, and 1t alone will justify closing the trade. The other mines of tue group are giving equally as rich ore, and ss they go down the ore body is improv- ing in size and richness.
 The Old Hat Mine has just been vis- tied by the parties interested in it's ne gotiation, who expressed themselves much pleased with the prospects, and propose soon to commence operations towards its development.
 Weldon & Lee have struck a large body of rich ore in the Lee Mine, on the ledge near the Sammit House, and they propose putting shaft d1wn:at once to test its extent.
 The Bio Id.sucker Camp is develop ing remarkable large bodies of rich gold and silver ore. The owners Of these valuable prospects are energetic ally pushing work on their claims with most flatiering results. They have the vein stripped on the Willow Mine for 2J0 feet, exposing a ledge of four feet in width, showing the entire length rich black sulphureIs, chlorides and gold, beautiful shining specks oi the latter metal greeting the eye at almost every glance one takes at the rock.
 Work has just commenced on the Grand Turk Mine by the same parties, which is also showing promising metal. The owners. Messrs. Req, Hud- son & G., from present appearances, can congratulate themselves that they have mining property that will rank among the leading prospects of the country.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28
The UNITED STATEsMINING
 Investment Company 61 Broadway, New York City

 TNHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN FORMED 1 for Buying Good Mines,
 President, Edward Bates Dorsey.
 Secretary, $. A. Wheelwright.
 Treasurer, H. B. Laidlaw.
 Counsel, COudert Bros.
 DIkECToRs. Edward Bates Dorsey, Mining Engineer I. c. Bsbcoc4, Treasurer Adams Express COmpHny. " wm. H. Guion, Of williams q Guion 8 Wm Pitt Shesrman. late Receiver and
 Treasurer Erie k. R. Cbss. M. Fry, President National Baak of
 New ! Iork. Jonathan Odell Banker. D. s. Appleton, Of D. Applston Co.,. Publishers ' 'i '-' Ulysses S. Grant, IT,, Lawyer. Ar har B. Graves, President St. NTcholss National Bank. James r. Robinson, Consulting Engineer, New York. George W. Warren, N. Y. Life Insurance
 Con pany, Boston, Mass. c. A. Whittier, Of Lee, Higginson a Co.,.
 Boston, Mass. James D. Fish, President Marine National Bank.
 a. Hsvemeyer Of Havemeyes. Esstwick 6Co.. Refiners. A. F. WIilmzrth, Vice President Home
 FIr- Insurance Company. wm. NJ. Jenkins, IT,, or Win s. Mich els
 & Co.,, B. nkers. Geo B West, Commission Merchant. Tuomas Manning. Broker. Henry W. Ford, President National Bank
 Republic.
 Edward A Flint, Consulting EnginesI' A. Fustef HIegins, U.s. EsoydS Marine Insurance. Chas. L. Perkins, Of Perkins & Chosis. Bankers
 L. B. Graenlesf, of Tower. Glddings Co.,, Bankers, Boston, Mass. J. ker, Vice President St. Louis and san Francisco R R., St. Lotus, Mo. arthur SewaiI, President Bath National Bank, Bath, Maine. Benjamin C. Arnold, of B. G. Arnold d Go. Henry NJ. Tsber, Of c. c. & H. NJ. Taber. Charles C. Parker, of Gay < Parker, Bos- ton. Mass. Parties having good mines for sale will please conn unicaie 4IIscs with me, snd send full particulars EDWARD BATES DORSEY President
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28
TIE EXCURSION

Certificates of passage on the eXcur- sion from Tucson to San Francisco and return can now be obtained of MT. Thomas NJ. Cash, Agent $. P. R. R., at his office on Congress street.
 RICHARD RULE, recently of San Francisco. where he was employ ed on the reporiOrial staff of the Chronicle, arrived in town to day, and will here after he associated with Mir. R. C. Brown in the editorial management of THE CITIZEN.
 MR. JAMES HAYES. Constable of Precinct No 9, arrived yesterday with Cunut Harris, charged with grand lar ceny, and turned him oyer 10 the Sheriff.
 THERE will be a dance tomorrow night al Leyin's Hall. Good music in attendance. All are invited.
 MR. SOLOMON LICK, the accommO- dating station keeper at Mountain
 brings, left this morning for his home
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28
TO ALL REPUBLICANS.
Call for q Republican Gaetia3

At meeting of citizens, held in the City of Tucson on the 18th day of Jan usrv. 1S30, il WAS deemed advisable 10 call d general meeting for the purpose of organizing the Republican party in this county, and THURSDAY, ihe Huh day nf March, has been designated as the date for such meeting. In accord ance herewith you are hereby invited and requested tn be present on that occasion, and are requested to notify your Republican friends of this call for meeting and request them to at- tend also. IL is particularly desired that every section of the county should be represenlcd in this meeting, and, 1T possible. that each precinct send dele rates, the purpose being to organize Ithe party in this county if such be the judgment of the majority of the Re pubiicans present or represent q, and the election of County Central Com mitice. All Republicans are earnestly requested 10 cooperate in this move ment. By order of tn" Executive Com lnittee. JOHN P. CLUM,
 Secretary.
 Tucson. A. T.. February 24. leSj.
 THE Nugget is informed that THE i CITIZEN was exactly correct CT the mall question in all respects, and was Itbe first to give the news regarding the Tombstone mail. Assistant P"slmast rr Drake advertised as staled, eic | Don't get too smart.
 THERE gre about sOO,o0O head o' cattle in California and e,0OO,UUO sheep The stock needing w"s began in lI''. ibv Snani-h iriars aI San DlegO whC ,t.nt Ihere from Lower California witt S0D head of eat le and lU0 sheep, be T sides a lew horses and some hogs. | GEN KAvrz, Lieut.. Col. John D wilkins Lieut.. Fuger, Lieut.. A. B | Dyer Lieut.. Baii'y and Lieut.. Whit mex. will be removed 10 Angel lslanc lon the lst of April, when the isIan, will resume its old social gaities-lS F Post.
 IT is reported that there is an en ,aprment existlng between Lieut. A 'I8 Over md a young lady Of San Fran :. cisco and that the nup:lals will b' IrpIrhrutrd bnfore the summer Is pas and the bride take up her new abod' on Angel Island.
 FEBRUARY Is the boss month thi year for the man on salary. It IS ont laay short and has five Sundays Bully for the horny-handed clerk.
 :, TEE best brands of cigars and tobac co s. the Pioneer News Depos
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS.
ArnyGts at Casa Gran6s, February 26
Sunday SerVIceS.

Regular services will be held tom" . r"w Sunday in ihe new church at the usual hours, 10 o'clock a. m. and ' :30 p. m Services will he conducted hy the pastor, Rev. MT. Mills, who will also preach on spiritual things, giving 10 all their portion in due sea, son. Go and hear. Sunday school al B O'clOrk. All are cordially invited and seats are free.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28

ruE following are bullion shipments for 'hr month: From the Corbin mill were bats No l3 and fl. valued res peciivciy Sl37t B and l28i7L From the Tombstone mill have been shipped SIX h,r,, and their value is as follows lar No l34, at $l79} 10, 135 at $ .66S 90, l36 at S2O46 gS, l37 at $2O7O y1, 13S al S2l55.3S, l39 at $lln6c6. The total amount from the Corbin mill being S265~.27, and from The Tombstone mill $lO,o41 J6. This is god showing.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28

WHILE General Grant is in Mexico he will have "ppo.tunitv to study The beauties of a country that is strongly opposed to a third term. In fact, il is only about once in two thousand years that d Mexican President is permitted to complete his first term.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28
NEW ADVERTISEH ENTS.

tN Ti4E PROBATE CJU kT or THE { County ul PIms, frrTtn.y of Arizona fu the latIrr the rst.str O. RHin' C. taSo, decrasrd iur,uAnI tO an "Tder O. shiu court made On In w'niy ri=hlh day nI February. \. D 1880, nuiiCr is hSfe- bN xIN eu that "n Tur~ti ty, lhe thlrilet h day of MHIch, A. II. 1880, n! ten o'cloek \ O.. ol saId dHy Bt the e. uTi room or Sstld court, In Inc City O! Tues )n. COun'y col Pima. Territory uf Arizona, h"s ben ap pointed M tlme and place Tor pr"VinI inc wIll Oi said Rafael Ceiayn, drceSeed aud for hearing the application Of Angels CelaVO, widow ut said dereHHed, for ih' issuance uf l@tISrs t-SiHmeniary to her, when and where any p"rSpn interested may appear anu cnnteS the S9ne
 J. S WOOD Probate Judge and eK-oliicio Clerk Pro b1g- Court.
 NEUGAss X ANDERSON.
 AtinrHeSs for Petitioner.
 nzied Tucson, February 2S. lSs0.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28
P, K. sAFF"RD, VusRoke. rAMEs H TooLE CHAS HUDSON. STAFFORD, HUDSON & co.
 Bankers. rIrcSOE ARIZONA
J 5 vusRURG CHAS HUDSON
ARIZONA,
Bankers,


 Deposit accounts received In Currency r Com. subject 10 Check at sizht. Certificates Of Dep sit iSsusts payable n demand or st a fixed date. bearing in 'TrEt,
 Exchange drawn In sums to suit on yew York St. Louis, Chicago and San .rturisrn; or transfer Of funds made by -IpgrRph. Deposits made with our Cor --SpOuhenfS will be credited to parties ere. upon receipt Of us Of advice Of the .tnle
 Will purchase ar make advances on inld ar Silver Bulii n, Territorial and 'oHnty Bonds and Warrants, approved Om muPrrinl pRprr, eic. Orders or requests by mail, or otherwise. VII receive etrtct attention, and by A irnmni and iHithfUl execution ol our cor r-spond~nt's wishes we will aim to merit heir esteem and confidence.
 CORREsPoN DENTS: NneIo California Bank. san Francisco. < ". seiigmHn 6 Co.,, New York. ,~ufrBl National Sank, Philadelphia Nassachu~etts National Bank, Boston. -sauk af Comm ~t. Louis Merchants saving, Loan and Trust Co.,. Chicago.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28

'TIs not the whole of life to live, nor all of death to die; 'tIs raising cash to pay our bills that worries you and l.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28

MANKIND is born with love for the beautiful and the best. We all used tC love to sit next the prettieSt girl al school. And when we climbed over the old stone wall and raided tue old Deacon's apple orchard, however bad .the act may have been. we always gol away with the best fruit. You car get the best now al Warren's.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28

Parties having good mines for sale will please communicate IIIscl with me, snd send full particulars EDWARD BATES DORSEY
 President
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28

WE have found another pay-streak. and after surveyingI II have concluded 10 tell every body and divide. We can recommend it to the soberest aud shrewdest as a mine well worth work ing. We are in receipt of the new .IS page price-ii>t of the Red House Trade Union, of Sacramento. California, and wish we could put il in'o the hands "' every man and woman in Arizona Buying z ods through orders to thi' great huu-e is now a leSding lea urt uf California and Nevada trade and we cannot see why Arizona should nOt find il equally advantageous Every one should send for their price-lis which is mailed free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-30
H 4 W A TIA N
cATARRH REMEDY.
Il Disdyl'eeNLfe Disease <irOi'lPa
and Cured by its MSe.

III, receipt for making this woNDfRftL REMEDY
was obtained by James J. Peavey. while living IN
Honolulu, Hawaiian Island where he resided for more
than twelve years.
NJ PeaSev AZ that time was suffering from catarrf,
and with many doubts as to the curative properties
of this remedy, he compounded small quantity, and
began TO use directed. To his surprise and JOY he
found relief after the first trial, and in short time
he was entirely cured. ,
Mr.. Peavey afterwards put this remedy up in small
quantities and sold and gave il away to his friends
but not until recently has he consented to have 1t
prepared and thoroughly introduced TO the world
1t is relief and cure for Caarrh in its worst
forms. :.
One trial of the remedy is its best testimonial
Sure relief is within the reach of all who are wiling
to give it single trial.
Ii is harmless, convenient to take at any time, and
its good effects are sure to be felt the rem
edy is applied.
This is entirely different from any other snuff on
the Market every partice is dissolved as soon as
il comes in contact with the delicate membranous
coatings that line the nasal passages, acting as it
does directly upon the mucus membrane.
Do not delay another day, but send b cents and
obtain sample box by return mail.
Rs-For sale by all Druggists
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-30
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