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Arizona miner., 1864-06-22

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
First judicial District of the Territory 7
Of Arizona, In Admiralt

! BTsb M'llClal DlSbfICG Oh TIE territory 4
ct Arzona-Iu Admiralty
WHEREAS, libel of information has been filed
in the District Court of the United States with
in and for the First Judicial District Of the Ter
ritory Of Arizona, on the 9th day OF June. A. D..
1864, by Almon Gage, Attorney of the United
States for said District, against one undivided
half interest. 10 house and lot on the north side
Of the Plaza, iD tho town Of Tucson bounded
on the south, by the Gale de- la Geudia on the
west, by the property Of Pedro Paueeroy; on IL @
north, by the property of Manuel Ortaga on the
!east, by property Of George + Hooper also
against one undivided fourth interest 10 house
and lot, il the town Of Tucson, known as the
Overland Mail aud Buckley Honse, situated on
Gale del Cano; also one undivided half interest
10 house and lot situated on the east side Of
Main street in the town of Tucson, and south Of
a street that intersects main street, the name Of
which street is unknown also against one un-
divided halt interest in piece Of land. near the
town OF Tucson bounded on the north by the
Fields Of Gullismo Fellis, and Jesus Maria Ortes,
on the east by the fields of Rafael Saus and Juan
Elias on the south by the fields Of Francisco
Ruelas on the west by the Acequia Madre. said
lands being owned by 9. II. Curry, as forfeited
and confscated to the United States. for viola
ton Of the laws of the United States. approved
August 9th, l66l--and July 18th. 1862
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monition
and attachment Under the seal of said court to
me directed and delivered, do hereby give pub
lie notice to all persons claiming said premises
lands and tenements, or any part thereof or know.
ing or having anything 10 SAP why tbs same
should not be condemned, and sold pursuant to
the prayer of said libel and that they be and APP
pear before the said court TO be held in the town
of Tucson, in and 70. the First Judicial District
of the Territory of Arizona, on the last Tuesday
of October, 1864, at 10 o'clock 10 the fore noon
Of that day, If the same be a day OF jurisdiction
otherwise the next day ofurisdiction thereafter1
then and there to interpose claim for the same
and to make their allegations in that behalf
VI. b. DUFFIELD,
Marshal u. s., Territory of Arizona
A. GAGE, U. s. Attorney,
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Arizona miner., 1864-06-22
THE ELECTION.
CORRESPONDENCE
FORT WHIPPLE, ARIZONA,
March 10Th, 1864.

<
March 18TH 1864
Hon RICHARD G. MCCORMICK
SIR At an early day His Excellency, Governor
Goodwin, will by virtue Of the power invested in him,
order an election of Delegate to represent the Terri
tory of Arizona in the Congress Of the United States
Your familiarity with the circumstances attending
the erection of the Territory and the organization of its
government your interest in it's speedy development
and your acquaintance and influence at Washing ton,
with your acknowledged intelligence industry, IN
tegrity and patriotism. will, in Judgment qualify
you beyond any one else, TO render the Territory
prompt efficient and satisfactory service as its repre-
sentative.
We trust that at the proper time, you will become
candidate for the position and pledgng you warm
est support and in the belief that the people of the
Territory will with marked unanimty, join in Sc
curing your election, We are,
Yours Respectfully.
Arizona miner., 1864-06-22

INDIAN MATTERS Col. Woolseys second expe
hilton composed of 90 men, started on the first
Instant, and is supposed to have gone from Big
Bumps valley, in southeasterly direction
Major Willis, with Go. f, Of the Callornians,
nom Fort Whippe, has been on scout to Big
Humps. Lieut.. Baldwin, who arrived here late
a May with the remainder of Capt. Pishon's
cavalry company, has been securing the Big Bug
country Capt. Benson and Lieut. Taylor with
! Co f are still in the field.
Col. Davis Asst. Inspector General, has had
bio fight with the Apaches in the Mescal noun
aims, killing 81 and taking l6 prisoners De-
taIs in our next
We subscribe to the annexed tribute TO Mr.
Jones, from his friend, Mr. BOggs.
LYNX CREEK, ARIzoNA,l
June 6, 1854.
EpIToR OF MINER 1t becomes my sad duty to
nscribe these lines, announcing the death of one Of
,ur esteemed fellow citizens F. Jones. Esq, lately
rom California and formerly of Mount Vernon, Jasper
bounty Missouri.
Ga "Wednesday, June I'd. Mr. Jones left our camp
an Big Bug Creek. about Nj. for Col! King =
Wooseys ranch for the purpose Of getting his letters
ghch had been left there for him On his return from
yol Woolsey's, when about three miles out, on the
Big Bug Trail he was waylayed aud most brutaly
uuruered Dy the COWaf1lyt LnltFHlS ApaCnes. Ills
BODY was found in horribly manged condition and
Wa deposited in close proximity TO where he killed
Mr Jones was just entering the prime Of manhood
IN endowed with every quality that constitutes
gentleman and possessed of every trait of character
that enobes one in the estimation Of enlightened
md intelligent people. His immediate associates, your
humb'e servant among the number. sadly distress
bed ut his untimely end. he taken from this life
when every prospect around him impaired cheering
hopes TO his young and generous heart He encount-
red the hateful and des pissed foe in ambush his mule
was shot dead from under him aud from every ndica-
bon he fought bravey, but being over powered
BIZ numbers, bis physical energies became exhausted
biz body striped of every vestage OF clothing and
eft exposed 20 the elements prey to the wild beasts
Of the mountains. Ar. Jones about twenty seven
years old. ] remain yours truly
j. H. BoGGs.
Arizona miner., 1864-06-22

La PR0vIDENCIA, OF ARIZoYA.-We received
b visit from Mr.. Beaver the able and energetic
of La Proyidencia Silver Mine,
bf La Paz District, Arizona, concerning which
much has been said by travellers and coirespon-
ients OF the press, within the past two months.
This mine. at the surface, shows a vein OF anti.
|nonial silver aud ore, but at depth of so feet,
: well defined vein of petanchi," such as is
fonnd IN the most celebrated Mexican mines,
three feet III width with beautifully regular walls
bf tslcose slate and granite, has been reached.
lat the surface, the vein was but ten inches in
width This ore works readily. and assayed
El54 in gold and silver alone The Company
baye lei contract for sinking a shaft to a furth-
Sc depth of 50 feet, AMI viii erect furnaces for
Fedacirg the ore on the ground Alta Caliior-
hia
Arizona miner., 1864-06-22
n u nUFFIEIn.
Libel NOTICE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
First Judicial District Of the Territory
of Arizcna-In Admiralty.


OF Arizcna,-In Admiralty
WHEREAS, a libel of information has been ssliied
in the District Court OF the United States, with
in an,l for the First judicial District Of the Ter
ritor,y of Arizona, on the 9th day Of Juue, T. d :,
1861, by Almon Gage, Attorney Of the United
States, for said Territory against piece of land,
bounded on the north, by lands Of Refncia Pa
che co on the east, by lands Of Saline Leon, on
tht south by the lands OF Maguil Pacheco and
Saline Leon on the west, by lands of Francis
Romano also against piece OF land bounded
on the north, by lands Of Joaqien Tallus; on the
east. by the Aceqnia Madre Primera ON the
south by lands Of Francisco g. Terrano on the
west by lands of Saline Leon also against a
house and lot, situated on Mission street, in the
town of Tucson said pieces of land being owned
by +. A. Nevil, as confscated TO the United
States, for violation of the laws of the United
States, approved August 9th, 1861 and July
II 1862
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the monitionI
and attachment under the seal of said court, TO
me directed and delivered, do hereby give pub
lie notice to all persons claiming said premises,
lands and tenements on any part thereof, or know
ing or having anything to say why the same
should not be condemned and sold pursuant to
the prayer Of said libel, and that they be and APP
pear before the said court To be held ia the town
OF Tucson in and for the First Judicial District
of the Territory of Arizona, on tho last Tuesday
OF October 1864, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Arizona miner., 1864-06-22
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ABOUT two weeks since, from our ranch, on
Granite Creek, near Prescott, two horses /; one a
PARK chestnut PAGER, with white hind feet the
bther cream colored California horse. with
white name and tail both animals newly shod.
a reward of $50 will be given for the return of
hese animals, or of S25 for either of them. If
Ftolen, 500 win be given for the detection of
|he thief
JoHN n. GOODWIN,
RICHARD G. Mccormick.
June 20, 1864.
Arizona miner., 1864-06-22

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
FIRST Judicial District of the Territory J
..f III. L A 4

FIRST Judicial District Of the Territory
OF Arlzona,--In Admiralty
WHEREAS, q libel OF information has been fled
in the District Court of the United States. with
in and for the first Judicial District of the Terri
tory OF Arizona, on the 9th day of June, A. D. /.
864., by Almon Gage, Attorney of the United
States, for said District, against a house and lot,
situated in the town Of Tucson, in said District.
near the east end OF the Plaza, belonging 70 Pal
entine Robinson, as confscated to the United
States, for violation Of the laws Of the United
States, approved August 9th, 1861 and July
1t. 1862.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the moniton
and attachment under the seal of said Court. to
me directed and delivered, do hereby give pub
lie notice to al persons claiming said premises
lands and tenenIents or any part thereof or know
ing or having anything to say why the same
should not be coL demned and sold pursuant to
the prayer of said libel, and that they be and APP
pear before the said court, to be held in the town
of Tucson, in aud for the First Judicial District
OF the Territory of Arizona, on the last Tuesday
Of October 1864, at 10 O'Clock in the fore-n noon
of that day, if the same be day of Jurisdiction,
totherwlse the next day of jurisdiction thereafter)
then and there to interpose claim for the same,
and TO make their allegations in that behalf.
NJ b. DUFFIELD,
Marshal u. S., Territory of Arizona.
A. GAGE u. S. Attorney.
18s4.--n7-yl
Arizona miner., 1864-06-22

SAVE THE TREEs.--At the request of the town
commissioners, and from our own feeling in the
natter, we urge our citizens to spare the trees
bp the town site Not one should be cut down
br disturbed unless actually in the way of build
|ng. They yield pleasant shade, and add great
y to the beauty of the locality, as all must allow.
Arizona miner., 1864-06-22
LIBEL NOTICE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
First Judicial District of the Territory
of Ariznna In Admiralty


First Judicial District of the Territory
of Arizona,--In Admiralty.
WHEREAS libel of information, has been
filed in the District Court Of the United States,
within and for the First judicial District OF the
Territory of Arizona. on the 9th day Of June, A..
D., 1864, by Almon Gage, Attorney of the
United States, for said District, against house
aud lot, situated on the south side OF the Plaza
in the town Of Tucson, and numbered SO on
map of said town made by Major ID. Furgusson
owned by Charles Sower,--as con6seated to the
United States, for violation Of the laws of the
United States, approved August 9th, 1861, -
aud July II. 1852.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition
and attachment under the seal OF said court, to
me directed and delivered / do hereby give pub
lie notice 20 all persons claiming said premises,
lands and tenements. on any part thereof, or know
ing or having anything TO say why the same
should not be condem ned and sold pursuant TO
the prayer Of said libel, and that they be- and
appear before the said court 10 be held in the
town Of Tucson, in and for the First judicial
District of the Territory OF Arizona, on the last
Tuesday Of October 1864, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, IL the same be a day Of
Jurisdiction. otherwise the next day of jurisdic-
ton thereafter.) then and there to interpose a
claim for the same, and to make their allegations
In that behalf.
NJ b. DUFFIEI.D,
Marshal o. 8, Territory of Arizona.
A. GAGE u. S. Attorney.
1Sss.--n7-yl
Arizona miner., 1864-06-22

and connection with the Territory FOR nearly ten years
has made me somewhat familiar with your wants IF
your views accord with mine, it would be grateful
compliment 10 my long Identification with your
interests 10 be chosen feel assured that every
exerton that can be made ard every influence that
can be brought TO bear, will be used to promote your
prosperity and happiness.
CHARLES d. PosToN
Prescott, Arizona, June 20, 1864
Arizona miner., 1864-06-22

of that day IL the same be a day Of Jurisdiction
otherwise the next day Of Jurisdiction therearterl
then and there to interpOse a claim for the same
and TO make their allegations ~ that behalf
NJ. b. DUFFIELD,
Marshal U. S. Territory Og Arizona.
4. GAGE, U. g. Attorney
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Arizona miner., 1864-06-22
A. S. GOULD,
NOTARY PUBLIC & CONvEYANCER.
Commissioner of Deeds

Arizona and Nevada Territories, and Oregon.
32S Clay Street,
San Francisco, California.
ss5- Special attention given to the Incorpora-
pa OF Mining Companies. and the drawing of
Seds' mortgages, powers of attorney, and other
struments.
Arizona miner., 1864-06-22
-77171-7777-7-7
A CARD.

The undersigned at the request Of many citizens,
eereby offers himself candidate for member of the
Council, in this, the Third Council District
ROBERT W. GROOM
Prescott June % 1864
Arizona miner., 1864-06-22
THE ARIZONA MINER.
WEDNESDAY JUNE %, 1864.

Governor GOODWIN and Secretary Mccormick,
have moved their tents from the site OF old Fort
Whipple, to pleasant locality on the west bank
BIZ Granite creek, opposite to Prescott.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-30
FROM TEXAS.

HoUsFOS, TEIA1 May Is, via SUMnf, Nay 2s.-- Col.
rfin, with force Of 400 shArpahoocrs and battery
Of artillery, surprised two guhboats, the Granite ~,
n, g. iron plated, and the Wave, No. 8, tin clai, in
oscusia Pass Nay s;h. We captured bO.h. The Ysn.
KEGS had TO sand the bOss ashore to surrender There
ives 100 prisoners captured 16 ue aud no srd
Of stores Ga TIE sIh, Yankee pAilocsi cspterd
at Ca'cusa, by Maj. McReyuod'.
Afdrs in Northern Mexico all quiet. Ga the % Of
April the Yankees landed fierce of 500 LaVaoA and
Sc. fire TO the town Several blocks oil buildings we're
consumed
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FluyASxA oous4r Va Aprillob 1ss4

fLUVAkhA OOUhTf, VA Apfu lv+n. 1854.
E%-To Major JOHN s. BpWLES, 22d Va.
Battalion, Walkers Bdiac Heh's Division, 4 p His Corps,
Dear sAt the earnest Wish Of large citizens
thus early expressed solicit your candidate for the
oce Sheriff Of PuvannR county at the election ensuing in
May KuoEg well your eminent qusheatops for the
question, and remembering with Arstufe and adnira
ton the sacy WITH which you M your once hsPpy bone TO go
forth for the rhs OF beloved eouh and not for
getting CALAMITY bravery and with which you have met
the enc mortal CON bat various OCCASIONS hope houd
you 10 become csnodae 10 fve expression Of
our shes al the poils may ensure your election.
= " ~, MANY VOTERS.
a CAHP KALKER's BnaADE,
Orange County, April 2Sth, 1861.
TO Ae People Of F1uVdHAo County: - ~,
fhanffu "Msny Voters" the expression OF their APP
prova Of my conduct soldier OF the A. accept their
Aterlng Of the sAeRy, and should II please you
elect shall endeay@ 70 merit your vor BY faithful
discharge OF the ONCE should be elected iha
with the until next December court
which time sheriff qualify and by which
IDENTIFY hope viii have ended Ny duties
prevent sting with between this time aud the day
Of election Ian advantage compositions al enjoy ne
am thereto dependent altogether the efforts Of friends
for succes who wiz believe, exert themselveSn my behalf
have ths henor 10 Be,
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
nvS -TuSRr JOHN K BOWLEs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-30
ny THE GOVERNOR OF vIRGINIA.

Whereas. Of the county King Queen
been destroyed By the public and that the
holding has
be held aRhe house OF Thomas Wyatt aces Chapel In said
county and he court Of aid county having requested that
changed Therefore WILLIAM SMITH, Governor OF the Com
0nWeAh Of Virginia. hereby require the jlsces posing
the county court ssid county hereafter " hold Us SESSIONS
the sleVenSvie Ia said county ual Otherwise
quired by Law.
1911 Given under my hand Govern,r ami urder the
s. less seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond this
~ eighteenth dsy OF May, 1854, and In the ssh Of
the Commonwealth. WIN. SMITH.
NJ tho Governor,
0xo. ". muHFoRD
9vc'y OF tho Commonwealth. my20-cSt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-30
PROM YANKEEDOM,

e sIEATOSrA, MAJ ~ Sam MedAry has been arrested
And brought to Ginsiansti. efa
The Chicago Times correspondent OF sAe IL. SAYS
that the loss ii trout Of ,sses 900 killed, coo
wounded and 400 missing Hooker slightly wounded
~ RelaoA, and 1'PAtriOk painfully. Manson rsrousy
Willick mO-tally. sq
The Kentucky provost Ishals to enrol negroes take
them as substi utes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-30

Under date Of SpOssySsnia, Nay H. Con o. B. W L.
COZ. Of GIN. Barnsides Cops, teIegrsphed to Gov.
Blair. of Michigan: "Tbe Michigan regiments Of ths
Division have been engaged in several skrmishes and
4 rec gesersl engagements They have oil done vel,
sons OF them splerdialy. Their loses sncs crossing
Il Rapiisn "a this date, have been: Killed, Isl
v undsd, 7ss; misuf g $40; total lose, A2s wa
goa please susry measure "a you, pOrsr to hurry up
81 rsinforesnsNts 70 these regiments. think We are
On-ths high read 10 success. Al
Another CT the correspondents Of tho Tines in It's
Issue Of the 24tb had learned that the Government secret
police have Intercepted rebel mail going from Rich
n0Id 10 B9limors. ApO TIE letters thus taken were
some to important persOaSgei in Nss York and Phils
dePbis, aud their conienis Implicated number of
O,hers.
telegraph operator, the Times says, has just es-
ca9ed FROM Petersburg VA and has informed the Yam.
kse authorities thai BsaursgaId has been reinforced b.
RAnsom DIVISION AID the rebels vera e'Owdirg forces
into Richmond BY way OF Greensboro snd Dsuvills-
BE states that there ys iron-eIGds at Richmond,
ard that there ere heavy blteses the Jsues river
from Warwick % D:ury'J Buff
Hs believes that the rtbsls are making every effort
put their united serg,h il Lees army against Lieut.
Cen. Grant. he says tbs prevailing opinion in the
county around Redmond il. tbat II he can hold the
capital during this campaign, the war viii termi-
nate consequently every eer. directed for its main
tenance
The rebels have great confidence in the gsneralship
o. Lee and express the belief that tie city Of Rich
mOad would have fallen week since uuder any other
commander.
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az AN APPEAL TO THE PROPIE on

1---. a. = 1hL III ldn IHOH1G VI
Mems Christian Asosson Of Richmond resneotsuiIv nut
earnestly submit 70 ME Benevolent and DE
-. We y me- ssv es - ,Psss IN behalf ths sod fs
refuge Tor those who have been driven ro fhs
homes By our ruthless enene oussncs Of hsIp e,s ss
bat nearly every state Of the hsvs srs
lum In midst On citizens have appealed 10 p n.
beress relieve the sick and wounded soldier IA M
th clothing for soldiers In The Geld hosp TAI ss
have they In the great msory Of Instances, responded svey
appeal ~. $50.
dcced btanng others ordinary msars
the funds contributed for the
o. the accomplish but little In purchasing The
life.
In written report nom the Closhng Bureau appears thai
there Than three thousand maes 10 this city who
eng employment from The Government vain, and that those
obtain work aye not fully employed The wages received
for their WORK VIII not eaabe these poor women 70 procure
grcency Of the plsinzt food themselves and children
ihout assistance, hen nom the city and ctuniry generally
instances OF actual starvation mus have occurred Our
enase supplies both for rafutou distribution and for rae
but the agents employed for the purpose have not
able . procererte susItly o. rsqgirsd
d throughout the Confederate Eates
icrWerd delay contributions Of money and supplies
It's Army IEnaEee Of this Association. hncs the
fully orte sea .al and spiritual welfare Of oar soidieu and
er families and for the Of glorious canse Let
those SOLDIERS NOT be discouraged now upon the I've OF orr
yeres and tust last and most glorious campaign,
want OF tie generous sympathy ana support OF sne ends
shipments made 70 Roger Martini Superintendent
kanfod Chairman Of the Army comnittse viii be promptly q.
with the Superintendent Of the Southern Express Company OIL
express charges sill be paid BY them ut Richmond
Contributions Of money should also be % these gentlemen
J. D. K sLzoar, Secretary.
~ souihern pap ra requested To copy. spSl--n
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TfHIED DEerArcH I

NV HoPE. May 9sIh, via MARIErrA Gen. olsbuSps
division engaged the A;h amy csrpS under Howard
AbOut L o'clock this morning and, alter desperate
contest, sgnaly rspuscd the enemy With loss OF be-
tween five and seven THOUSAND. We captured bstWeen
$50 and 200 prisoners, exclusive OF wounded aud inn
menss quantities Of srms aud accou.remen.s. Geu.t
says the enenys dead I'D thicker than he ever
saw before. BtRosa go aid 600 dad wore left
close up to his front. Their lac of Orelstworki in
front OF Lorinss command was a.a1doned. Our loss
will probably number four or I've hucdred. siirmsh
lag is stf going or, aud III, enemys lef. gradually
giving way.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-30

ACCIDENTALLY KILLER.-Alber J. Street, the MIN
porte" correspondent of the Noble Advertiser and
Register was killed at P4scsgOuIa, La, ieS nights
since, by the accidental discharge Of his pistol which
he Was handing to gentleman. lie joined, early in tie
war, an arlerf eouppy formed in Memphis for RE :
ann, sd strElrd c.oi * A. 4diutAnt for
Gen. Slack IN Missouri
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-30

CONNs DoWE-At recent auction sale in Coluni-
ba', Ga, the following prices were Obtaired; Flour
ESQ., sugar, $3.50; baOp. s229; salt, from G2is. to
4Sis; whisky, $40 to $50; COW aud cali, $3.50
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-30

CA+HoLIoNM.- is spreading with unhsard
Of rapidly in Thibe.. z Gently monastery OF 700
hOuO burned their idols and asked for cstecssts to In
street them in ohrstiani y. The Propaganda is now
sending numerous missionaries to tia: region.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-30

OFFICE or THE JAMES RIVER MANUPAorU ZINC co.,
RICHMOND, l9Ih May, 1854. I
TIE Stockholders of this Company are
Il hereby notified that he per levied By the
o. Congress passed on the I'm YeOruary lisa VIII be paid By
the undeTgned this ONCE; and hey Will therefore omit the
stock respect rely held by then 10 Their lists 70
l. B. BENTLEY,
my2O-2auSg Aaen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-30

NOTICE.-One Thousand Dollars Reward
offer e shove reward for the delivery me- cophne
ment 10 jail that get them again, OF four negcoes:
stout built
MARY k wife bright coored and Asout 10 to Is year, old,
and Hhps In walking
SHIRLEY their child about years s chubby faced and
the color OF bis mother r-s fi % clt "a 81
very slow. .sr
or l vii pay Ia proportion for either Of them. q
T. W. PGIRO Navy Yard, RockettB win identity any OF the
above, II cAught and carried 70 Richmond
Prince Edward county, Va :
Ny Post once Is Prospect HSL myss-ts