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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

THERE is q man in Aurora, Nevada, go thin that he has had a row of bu'- tons put on his umbrella cover, and wears il for an ulster, and we defy anybody to show finer stock of stationery than is 10 be found at r. A. Earll { Cos.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

WILL not be unders"ld is the business motto or \. Dachena, the liquor merchant on Missilla street and he means it. He sells fine CalI- fornia claret for I5 cents per gallon. and other liquors in proportion. :
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
Money to Loan

On personal property. Apply at Schaben Lodging House, Church Plaza. office room No 10.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

DAY BOARD in a Privat- family, To- cation central, S6 5V per week. Ad- dress A. B, CITIZEN office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

MEssEs. Preston & Heslup are re- moving their saw mill from the Ssnla Rilus 10 the Huachuca mountains, where there is mere timber and g better market.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

THE pleasures of life may be en- hanced by moderate use of the eel bratcd "Goldcn Leaf and "ISl5 whistles, sold by c. Tspie. Meyers street
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

TELL me ye winged winds that 'rouRd
 ny pathway roar Do you not kEow some spot where
 morisls weep no more; Some lone and pleasant dell, some
 valley in the west Where free from toil and care the
 weary man may rest:
 l'es. go to Doige's Lodging House near Lcvln's Park, there you'll find clean beds, feel at home and get s good nights rest ali for50 ccnts
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

LErrExBERe's "L La Rosa E-panola at Sampson's Cigar and Stationery Store e. Non Plus Ultra "Regalia Ipperiales, " Delieicsas. Lopdres Grande.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
70 PRINTERS.

uluE CITIZEN HAS X NEW PATENT Keller Cincinnati Hand Prcs-, =Is f31@9 -ine hest uz1ufsrturuG. The Press can ts rongh; st osrsait B.spWN.
 P1-..-Ls-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

When you wish to purchase any thing in the safdlery or harness line. remember that goods manufactured in the Territory are better adapted Tor our peculiar climate than any other. Even if Clarke & Patton didn't sell their goods for lower prices than gre charged for Eastern work, they would be cheaper in the end. This house also does the finest possible carriage irimmiag, sell ure- bags, tests, avn lnEs, eic, and, what is better. enplCy workmcn, thus keeping lhe moce7 at home
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

FoR the latest style of Hats c:'il and examine J. Ferrin's stock. Meyers street, opposite Palace Hotel
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

hANCHNEx in the southwestern r''ion of the county complain bitterly
 me loss of stock duuug ihe past ,'ll'h. Dr Wilbur informs US that
 nas lost no less than forty head oi ''Ses Curing the past month. Sn far ~ mas been unable to discover the '''e'es' bat is under the impression -'y were stolen by Papago Indians.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
Lady Teacher Wanted.

4 good teacher can get situation by addressing Thos. Dunbar, Tres AlamOS.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

THE best family PacIfca:or Is H good cigar, snd F. 4. Earll < Co are therefore bcneisciors of the human race. They toke an especial pride in Keeping ahead of all competitors in this respect. They know how and when to purchase, and their custom CTS gel the bentti; cf it.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

SAMPSON sells five cIEars for 9 cents as good as those sold elsewhere two for 2i cents
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
FOR THE CGuNcu.

T" begin with We hay. Uop I N Kirkpatrick, an outspoken. strai,bt- forward man with positive canvic- lions. who delights % sec justice don. to all parties and all sections. and wbc Is e'er ready ana wIiling to lablr r., tue Accomplishment Of that end. H. Was member Of the la,t Counci, anal 'iid good work He i, miner md has cone as much O, perhaps more ,c build up Gro B.anco District than any other man in il.
 Dan B. Gillette, of Harshaw i-o,so miner, and one Of The mos, succe..- iN' tn 'he county. He has been engae- Cd Tn mining in Arizona ahoug six years, and during that tim. has de- F,'oe"1 s"iGe o. the best properties io The Territory. H. is st n,csep, =, pe'iniendenj o. thc Hurmosa at HYr- shaw lie T. 90 hr>t ,lals- business man, ciear-headcd and eRcrsetIrL Just such mad as ws want in 1 i.,r laiive body To impart practical idcI. and uu thorough Wurk.
 klca9rd Gid of Tombstone. i. also mluinC man. and man of bu-in.,s. who "iii prove very usefll man in the Council. He too may be c,Ii,.i mn Old Ariz'nan, having been engaged jr miuing In the no-ihcrn par, orlbe Territory for several wears. He Is a, present SUpcrin endcni Oi The Tomb >i"ne Mili and Mining Company which has sent cut more bullion dur- ing Inc past year than any other com p1ny in Arizona.
 l)r. +. IL Good win is SD well known ihronSuout ihe county that it seems almost suneriiUoHS for us to say any thing of his qEaliira'i ms. He Is n gra iuate Gt one of lhr first e llle-cs or the country. He has been engaged in business in Tucson t-r m nv wears. and at one time :iilei Inc impaftant fire oi United Stats Marshal for the District of Arizona He is man well qualified for the place 10 which hc ua> been nominated auI will Drove a GSriui and vlluEn c member.
 We are nol acquainted with II. c. Rollins, of Tomb-one, but he is >p.'ken "f in the highest terms by al, who know him. They tell Us that hr. R"lllns is well qualified for the place and Will make worthy mem Der.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

GoLD. silver and nickel watches st Wilson's jewelry store, next door to Western Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
Our Candidates for Leg,,,o,rr.

we u'sire to call the atirn,;op or me V''ers of Pma county to the l;,, VI names mNde candida,es for rbr '-'s;sia'ute by the Republican nar,v ana note the character of the mer l'"fiy all Of whom are well known ,o 'he people, It will bc uouced ,b,, 'ney are 'ahel fram all parts of ,bo county and are closely identified wl,h me pest interests of the county. A. o ""o-e 'hey could no; be Improved upon
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

THE social pariy at the Park last night was very pleasant affair.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

FoR fine liquors, the Golden Leaf ami lSl5" whisky Of C. Topics, on Meyers street, cannot be equaIed. SO nUma wine, Sl per gallon.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

SANnsoN's Key Vest cigars, made by Leidenberg & Co, only 10 cents each.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

TIE largest and best assortment or Stationery and Blank Books can Dc had al the Pioneer News Depot.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

inos. E. WALKER, one of the
 sky pioneers of Tom bstone, but now 1"e'Irr among the orange groves of '-'s angeles, and we'll known in this .on, was married in San Fran"IseO .a.,,r ,a ,o,rrp'ember 2srh 10 Mss Florence n -...'n ,. or ihe latter ?lace. Good l70f sr.;,' - .ou, Tom, and may your orange
 ' oe not the ouly o6e vou gatbe--
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

Or, where shall we sleepy was the question raised among passenger friends afier the train passed Cass Graude. An old gentleman go5 Cp from his seat, and sad Schshen's Lodging House Is about the best place l found in Tucson. A new house, new clean beds, god ventilation, cen rtl locations, only half block from the Palace Hotel. Polite attention. aud only fifty cents per night"
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
pan,Iblican Ticket.
 TERRITOGTAL
,s7 ro,rr 10 coNoRFf,,

w STEWART. of Camp Grant.
 --,--r~prNT oy TCsItc INSTRUCTION, r,S T IT " SHERMAN, ..... of Prescott
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
CGJNY
-,.r,rs1srArIvr ocrvcIL

rs.hE TAfE AeAH 4a -' TO EIRKPATRICK, of Gro Blauco l.h HH0iTTN~ ...... Of Tou1hstonr S' 'GIIIEFTE. JR,....of Harshaw ii.EptglRD ' GIRD,.-....ot Tombstone h.e h., DEDDpWIN,..........of TGcsrn .,-4rlrGrsltr-vc AssENnLr, .rs.rr2 STREET. of Tombstone T y-.hRTHCR......-.of Pajarito .nnW,s HUGHES, of Critendcn la,rTy,NpER BLAIR, of Charleston 11sCOBS. ......nt PGch!u Eiein z. z IpTRTON. If Camp HHachura tIANDY.....,.........Ct Tursan roHN HAYNES-......-...oi Tucson Y gTEHNAN..-........... ..oi Tucson 1Hr0POLpO ' CARR.LC,--.m Tues 'r irON............-.-.Oi Tucson
 ros ruzErY,
 pU PAUL......--.-...-....oi Tucson
 roS RECORDER
 rP DRAKE,-..- ........of Tucson
 SOB T-Es,-l,ur-
 erETCHELLS, .-....of Tucson
 FoS FEcEA-h 'lI'Hs' IL STILES. .-...-."i Tucson
 roH DISTRICT ATTORNEY. rYTTLETON PkiCE,.....of TucsoH
 FOR SUPERVISORS,
 rosFpH TAShER .oi Tom hs'one UAhLOW,....--...ofH Harshaw
 FOR g-CNTT SJ' TNENCS, ROohEU6E.....-..- of Tucson
 rcgPrB-I- ADuISI-rGAroR- III q WALTENATH....oi .oi Tucson
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
Paironire aonzs Inausry.

Crown Sewing Machines from s35 up, at Viia's, oE Cemp Street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the Po~tof1ce, Tucson, for more than one month pTior 10 A L--- .
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

sr,rr,ss-ulcuryrs 70 r,,nt s, Ra,yer'.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
- co,d Nc-r. frr DId Hlt.

Tucson, Arizona, October }, lSsl.
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Trustworthy officials.

lExGov. Lucius Robinson, New York
The functions aohich zoe exercise
are committed to as as a sacred trust.
The Government sokich zoe control as
public officers is not oar oson, 1t be-
longs to those echo placed as here. The
laacs zoe enact do not cypress our soiIl,
they are the vosces Of the people. The
money. sDhach zoe handle belongs to
them aud not to us. we can only take
it from them for the legitimate &C.
pe,sses of Government. More than
THIS is robbery. Official generosity is
official crime. Every needless tao
cuts some comfort from a thousand
homes. 1t Deeores ltss food, less fuel,
and less cheer in many fdm'lies.n
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Wis magazine is rapidly gaining friends in
many American homes, and is becoming
a decided favorite in the family circle Where
ever it goes it makes friends, and by reason of
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special ileid which its publishers have marked
out for it.
While not exclusively a Literary Magazine
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great mass OF Home and Professional readers
Of Current Literature
The Scholar. the Artist, the L;tterateur. the
professional reader i'll general as we'll "a the
rather, the Mother, the Son and the Daught
Ter, VIII ind In its columns much valuable and
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Tie Fourteenth Volume will abonnd with
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VIII adorn Its pages, and some of the ablest
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FRIDAY, June IL. 1880.

FRIDAY, June II, 1880.
Court opened pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
Matte L. Dickson vs.. 81. P. Dick.
son. Answer filed.
Isaac S. Hyams, admir-, VS.. L. 30.
denheimer and M. Baer. Motion
for jury granted and case continued.
Manlius Boon vs.. B. F. Oneal.-
Answer, with prayer for jury, filed;
jury granted, and case continued.
j. P. Richardson VS.. John Duco.
Default made final.
Olympic Boisse VS.. 81. P. Dickson,
admx. Plea of res judicata as to part
of defendants, filed; when the trial
of this case was proceeded with,
and the evidence all taken down by
the clerk. The hour for adjournment
having arrived before the case was
argued, Court adjournid until to.
morrow morning, 9 o'clock.
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Our State Legislatures.

Governor Horatio Seymour, New York
When zee haze secured good gcveyn.
naeet an toaofs and counties, most of
the objects Of government are gained.
In the ascending scale Of rank, IN the
descending scale Of Importance, Is the
Legislature, achieh IS, or should be,
hnaited to State affairs. Its greatest
aoisdom IS shoacn Ly the smallest
ansou'at Of legislation, and its stYonq-
est CLAIMS for gratitude grow ont OF
a0]sGt 1t does not do.
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e 1t is the custom in many of the South
ern banks to have little placard set up ask.
ing the customers to subscribe to the New
Book, just out, by the late General J. B. Hood,
published for "The Hood Orphan Memorial
Fund.-" by General G. T. Beauregard. Many
ladies in the South have become book peddlers
and they smile sweetly on their admirers who
purchase copy Of the book for themselves,
and induce their friends to do the same. See
advertisement in another column
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An Ideal Government.

UNITED States Senator Thomas F. Bayard
Parties are only means to an end
# the cause Is soorthy one, of comrst
eUery acorthy means that aoould tend to
make 1t succeed is to be cherished
If politics Is to become O. mere matte,
Of personal ambitions and partisan,
'crangle, then the future Of the comn.
try IS not acor'th talking about.
But my sense Of admiration for
our system Of government soas accom-
panied By an apprehensiue realization
Of the conditions wnder achich omly it
cam be practically and permanently
maintained. And the conviction
.gro'cs stronger and clearer daily that
such government can only be main
tanned by the exercise and employment
Of the higher and better qualities of
human nature. 1t IS q government
Of taaos emonatimg from popular aoiU,
but that sosl must be for honest and
'eorthy ends, accomplished By homora.
bic means. 1t is controlled by public
opinion, bit that opinion mast be the
intelligent result Of knowledge careful.
ly acquired, and elaboration, and not
the unstable froh of tumult and gusty
passion. And to make public prsnci-
pies secure they must be engrafted on
pfaoate honor; the aoishes of an imtelli-
gent and upright constituency mast be
reflected by an Intelligent and upright
representatives. AfaitAyul represen.
tataue should rather displease his con-
stituents than consent to that aehich
injuries them. 1t is has daty fully
and freely to account to them, but not
to conceal his true opinions for fear
Of their dispIeasure, for has enlightened
conscience cannot be disregarded ao;th-
ont sn1a,y to them and has entire loss
OF usefulness. To maintain this gov.
ernnent Of ours such are some of the
conditions, and 1T is upon the selfpro-
tectang elements Of society that ape
must rely. As Burke, the great Irish
statesman and philosopher, finely said,
"F1attery IS not Friendship, and to
is not to serve.n
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Land Office at Natchitoches, La,

Land Office at Natchitoches, La, }
June 7, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his in
tentlon to make proof in support of his claim,
and secure final eutry thereof, on the 9th day
of July, 1880, before the Clerk of the District
Court at his office, at Bellevue, Bossier Par
ish, La, viz: Homestead entry No. 993, VIM.
Hosea Butts, for the east half of southeast
quarter, section II, township 20 ~, range ID
W; and names the following as his witnesses,
viz: Thomas Player, Thomas Lyles, Rufus
Sibley, and Robert X. Hanks, all of Bossier
Parish, La, having "Rocky Mount, in said
Parish, as their P o.
,oao L. DUPLEX, Register.
June H. 1851. July Is
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n. NELSON, NJ. D..
Notice Of Election.

n pursuance of an Ordinance of the Police
L jury OF the Parish of Bossier, passed at
Bellevue on the sth day of June, A. o. 1880,
will be held in the parish of Bossier on the
End day OF July A. D., 1880, to determine
whether or not the Parish seat of Bossier shall
be removed or not, and designate the place;
said election to be conducted under the gener.
al election laws of the State and at the polling
places at which the last preceding general
election was held. Each voter at said election
shall have printed or written on his ballot the
following words: For Removal - to-
naming the place. Against Removal. For
Bellevue.
The expense consequent upon the removal
OF the Parish seat, according to accurate esti.
mate made, will amount to the sum of Fifteen
Thousand Dollars.
This done and signed this 9th day of June.
iooo. w. B. BOGGS,
President Police jury Bossier Parish.
L. N. BRADEN, Clerk Police Jury.
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HOW TO INVEST A DOLLAR.-We will
send the Savannah Weekly News, "the biggest
and the best newspaper in the South, we'll
market reports, agricultural items, and every
thing else to make it worthy of its we'll known
reputation, to any address, till January 1881,
postpaid for one dollar. Address j. H. EsT1LL,
Savannah, Ga.
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a Capt. Dan. w. Adams, of the
Horse River neighborhood, in the
extreme northeastern portion of this
parish, rejoices in forward and
promising cotton crop. Friday last
he handed Messrs. Swindle& Boggs,
OF Red Land, the first cotton bloom
of the season raised in his section.
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Final Account,
Succession of Clark EckoIls dece,s

ouccession OF Clark EckOlls, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that John J. Swindle,
~ administrator of succession of Clark
Ecko!is, deceased, has this day filed in my Of
flee his final account of his administration of
said succession.
Now, if no opposition be made to said ac
count within the time prescribed by law the
same will be homologated and made the iudg-
ment of the Court.
Witness my hand and official seal. this 10th
day of June, A. D 1880.
A. R. THOMPSON,
Clerk of District Court for Bossier Pa. La.
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just Out.
Hoods Great Book of the War.

Advance and Retreat, Personal Experiences
in the United States and Confederate States
Armies; by General j. b. Hood, late Lieuten-
ant.Generai Confederate States, published for
the Hood Orphan Memorial Fund, by General
G. I. Beauregard, New Orleans, 1880.
Tlhe entire proceeds arising from the sale of
L this work are devoted to tho Hood Orphan
Memorial Fund, which is invested in United
States Registered Bonds for the nurture, care
support and education of the ten infants de.
pr1ved of their parents last summer at New Or
leans, 1.-THE melancholy incidents of which sad
bereavement are still fresh in the public mind J.
,e Inc book is an elegant octave, containing
360 pages, with fine Photograph likeness and
line steel Engraving, made expressly for this
work, four large maps of Battlefields, bound
in handsome Gray English cloth, at Three.
Dollars, or in fine Sheep Binding, with Mar
pc pc edge, Three Dollars and Fifty Cents-iD
halt bound Morocco, library style, a. or in
best Levant Turkey Morocco, full gilt sides
and edges, Five Dollars.
On the receipt from any person RENTING BY
mail or express, of the amount in a registered
letter or by postal order, bank Arafe, ar
check, copy will be Immediately sent free Of
postage, registered as second class matter.
This volume is published in the best style of
typography, on elegant paper. with illastra-
tons, executed as highest specimens Of art.
alike renderit worthy place in every library
on every desk-or upon the book shelf Of
every house in the country.
Agents wanted in every town and county in
the United States, and a preferences will be
given to honorahy discharged vetrans from
the army,
To the ladies, who feel desire to exnress
their sympathy with the Hood Orphan Memo
rial Fund the sale of this book among their
circle of friends, will afford an excellent way
OF contributing substantial aid to so deserving
q cause.
For terms, rates to agents, &C., address with
full particulars,
GENERAL G.. T. BEAUREGARD, Pu.srsHEp
On Behalf of the Hood Memorial Fund.
June TO- 1880. New Orleans II
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St9Ny Sale.

Estrayed before w. R. Prather, J., p Ward
~ ,. by Sip jackson, June 18th, 1880, and
will be sold before the Court house door. in
the town of Bellevue, La, on Saturday, the
18th day of September, 1880, Brown Horse
about IA hands high, 10 years old, branded
with letter on left hip and shoulder, with
right hind foot white.
Appraised at 500
The owner Is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
Bellevue. La, juno II, 1890.
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Succession Sale.
Show this to Your Grocerer,
SUCCESSION OF ADAM SIMON

State OF Louisiana-Parish of Bossier, No. -.
by virtue of writ of sale issued from the
~ Honorable Parish Court of said Parish
In the above succession, and to me directed 7
Will sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der at the Court House door, in the town Of
Beiievne, SAID State and Parish on SATURDAY..
june 18th, 1850. between the legal hours Of
sale, the following described property, towi,.
certain tract OF land situated in the town
OF Benton, in said State and Parish, on the east
SIDE OF the Arkansas road, between the resi-.
ing to e. T. Fleming, being the same property
purchased by Adam Simon Of John and Snsau
M Stinson. as shown by the records Of said
saarish-eontaining one and one halt fI4) acres.
more OF less, together with all the builiD gs and
improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale-Cash, subject to appraise.
ment.
CHARLES ALLEMAND
Curator OF Succession
MAY IL, 1880
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u Bellevue Brass Band has been
practising great deal during the
past several weeks. Boys, allow us
to compliment you On the progress
you making.
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9 Wild blackberries and buck.
leberries are quite plentiful in this
section. They are just splendid for
making preserves, pies, jam, &c.
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Nodictionary can equal the child's
definition of chaos. cit is a great
pile OF nothing" she said, "and no.
where to put it.n
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SHREVEPORT, june 10th, 1885,

"Crow," says Mr.. Cameron to Mr..
Conkling and Mr.. Logan, is very
unsavory DISH" Yet crow will be
the principle diet of this tricky trio
for many days to come.
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Stephen j. Field or David Davis
Democratic nominee for President!
We hope not.
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70 Attractive goods draw trade;
good quality holds it. Try julius
A. Jacobs, of Shreveport.
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Wrong a man, and then your hate
for him grows faster than sin on a
soft conscience.