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A SsISrANT QUAR1ERNAsrE rER's OF1ICE,
N No. 1139 GlkAkD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, April "a, 1866.
Will be sold at Public Aucuon, on account of the
AT GaEsNuT HILL, THILADELPHIA,
ON SATURDAY .r.v May 9yD, Ia LIZ and MONDAY
Sale commencing each day a, eleven qn O'Clock,
Iho Buildings, etc., heretofore known as the o.
s. Mower Hospital, wiz
65 Frame buildings.
Cedar later Tanks, capacity 12 600 gallons each.
Cedar Water Tank, capacity 25OO gallons.
Cooking Ranges
Abbott & Co g Coal Scale
l orthngton Steam Pump
l very superior Steam Engine, horse power, with
shattlng and betting in fine or er; near'y new.
Tubular Boilers, feet diameter
4483 feet OF Oak Picket Fence.
170 Lightning R-rod IRONS
large Wooden Wash Trou2hs
55 Wooden Wash Sinks
40 Iron Soil Containers.
~ Iron Hoppers. ooo
160 Table ops, and 800 Trestes
276 " OGDEN Benches.
The frame buildings contain
1000 $50 feet Hemock and Wtie Pine Scantling.
735 800 feet Tongued and VI oIked Boards.
376, ITO ieet Rough Boar0s.
298 600 feet Flooring Boards.
80 feet Counter and Shelving, IN dispensary.
122700 Bricks, in chimney stacks and ranges
The buildings will be sold separately.
Terms of Sae-Cash, Government funds.
A deposit of ten (10) per cent. TO DO paid on
each bid balance to be paid on rendition OF the ac-
The Iron and Terra Gotta Pipe to be sold by the
foot as they lie buried in the ground to be dug
up, and The ground filed in by the purchaser and is
supposed to amount 10 ....e
l75 feet OF 41nch and 1850 feet OF II 2inch Iron
Gas Pipe more OF less
The Iron Water and Drain Pipe IS supposed to
amount to
700 feet OF 6-inch, 1000 feet OF 4,inch and inch,
each respectively.
500 ieet of 4.lnch Drain Pipe more or less, and 4
6+nch Iron Valves. 10
The Terra Gotta Pipe is supposed to amount 10
2700 feet of 14-inch, more or less.
Pans of buildings can be obIaIned at this office
and specifications of the pToI eItY seen
The ten O'Clock A. NJ train Of the Philadelphia,
Germantown, and NorlistoWn Railroad Company
Will arrive at Mower Hospital in time Tor the sale,
starting from Ninth and Gre. streets.
The buildings, etc. must be removed within thirty
(30 Gays from date of sale and viii be at the risk OF
the purchaser
BY order of
Brevet Brigadier. General GEORGE II CROsMAN,
Assistant Quartermas ter- eneral U 5. A.
GEOhGE r, ORME, ,
42411t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
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DEPARTMENT FOR SUPPLYING THE CITY
~ With WATER.
CHIEF ENaINEER's OFFICE,
FIFTH STREET, BELOW CHEsNUT, !
PHILADELPHIA, April 49, 1866
PROF OSALS FOR SERVICE MAINS. IRON,
AND BRASS CASTINGS, LEAD AND
GASKET.
Sealed Proposals will be eceVed at the Office of the
Water Department, FIT Il Street. below Cnesnut
until TUESDAY May l. at 80 O'Clock p M, for
the following articles delivered at such points the
city as the Chief Engineer may deslRnate tree from
Government taxi
First, For Iron Pipe by the pound, as follows:-
5000 feet IN PiLe. 10000 feet IN. Pipe.
1900 1eet in. Pipe. $500 feet 10 in. Pipe.
4000 feet IL in. Pipe.
Also 10000 pounds of Branches Bends, etc Pat
terms to be furnished by the contractor, and ap-
proved by the Chief Engineer.
No allowance will be made for any metal in the
pipes branches bends, ETC., five per cent above the
specified weight
Seco nd. 10000 pounds of Iron Castings for shop
for making stops, Plugs, etc, from patterns 1ur-
nished by the Department
Third. $500 pounds of Brass Castings for the shop
for Ferues, Plugs Stops, etc. Patterns furnished
by the Department.
Fourth. 25 600 pounds of Lead for laying pipes
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Office
OF the Chief Engineer.
The Department will subject the materials to such
tests as may be deemed sufficient, and will be the
judge of the quality and fitness
featuring the cle bid for, and unless 1t be
PANIED with q certificate that bond OF five hundred
dol lars has been deposited with the City Solicitor,
as per ordinance OF May 25, 1850.
Jhe Committee reserve the right to accept re-
ject any or all OF the bids =, ,,
Chief Engineer OF Water Department,
424 Pnladepnia.
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PROPOSALS.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF THE MILITARY
NJ RAlLk0AD AT BRAZOS SANTIAGO,
QUARTERMA AsTER-G GENERAL's OFFICE,
WAaHINnTON ID. o.. Anrll 10. 1896 [


WASHINGTON. ID. a., April 49, 1856
The attention OF capitalists seeking profitable
investment is invited TO this sale.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of
the Quartermaster General Division OF River and
Rail Transportation6 at WASHINGTON ID. Co
unll the first Gay of June next, at IL O'Clock
for the purchase of all the right, mt Q, and interest
of the United States in and TO the United States
Military Railroad from Brazos Santiago TO Whites
The sole will include the entire track and sid
inRs buildings, water stations turntables, bridges
etc, the raiioad materials and suppl es,pertanng
10 the road together with the IOllng stock cars,
machinery, and other equipment
The sale will not include the tte to the land
which oOes not belOng to the United States.
Ihis road is about ten mile IN length and extends
RIO GRANGE From this point connection Is made
by steamer with brownsville and Matamoras.
This route is the shortest and best for the immense
traffic between the Gulf of Mexico and the interior
of Southern Texas and Northern Mexico, and the
communication by rail alone can readily be OK
tended TO Brownsville.
The road already completed saves thirty miles of
difficult and tortuous navigation. Boats on the
river charge, stated, for freight to Browns
EACH
The road is fveieet guage, good ties. L rail- and
tullspiked.
More particular description of the property can
be obtained at this Office or at that of the Chief
Quartelmaster M iiary Division of the Gulf at New
Orleans.
shall be furnished for all Government troops and
supplies, whenever required, at the rates paid by
Government at the time to the New ork Central
The terms of payment accepted will be those
considered the most favorable to the Govern
ment,
len per cent cash, in Government funds, to be
PAID on acceptance et proposal
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals,
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals for pur-
chase OF Brazos santiago ana Rio Grande Railroad"
and addressed to the DIVISION of River and Rail
Transportation, Quartermaster Generals Office,
Washington d. @.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and A. Q. M, in charge of Fourth
Division Q. III. 6. o. 423 tM31
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bride sBURG MACHINE WORKS,
I'D OFFIOE, ~t' "a To
No, 65 N FRONT STREET. gI0'e T
PHILADELPHIA L.. ILL.,.
We are prepared 70 hi orders to any extent Sor
well known = -
M1CHiNERY FOR COTTON AID wooLLEN MILLS
moulding All reeenf improvements In Carving Spinning
and Weaving. = -. .
eAive works, , ,,,,,> r,.xy,~s a. a.,,
ALFhED Jhuhc sON.
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I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO.
~ PERTY .-Will be sold at NEW BERN North
Carolina, O large amount of ORDNANCE and
ORDNANCE STORES. Sale to commence on the
10Th day of May, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. M and con-
classes of which are gwen below. are sold =
Iron and Brass Guns, Gun Carriages Harness.
Saddles, Halters, Brides, Blankets, Wheels, old
Old Leather, Sling Shots, Gins complete Infsntry
Equipments, Implements tor Field and Siege Guns
and other articles too numerous TO mention.
Correct lists OF articles to be sold will furnished
upon application TO this office -,
BY order of Majer- r-General A. b DYEK, Cnief OF
Ordnance, Washington, d. @. 1rvrpS
4l9t518 Brew. Capt. Ord. Dept U. 5. A.
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Gonscs ana farms Wdnle0.
rI'HE EXTRA TRIBUNE.
FOR THE
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
2 eopio tlrr.
IL copies fr thee
20 copi~s 'hrce onhs.
81 tnrre months.
100 copie. for thrse mont
laya1 alw . n advance
The 10 be s-nt sddfrss.
Adde'S rHE 1sIBusk. N-w.fork City.
HOUSE WANTED.-A snail, low'priced House,
good oo..lon poo, zion. Ia New York Bro'lyn OF
Jctssy City. Addrsa, with prize j. r., Boz NO. 100 Tribune
Ofce.
yNyANTEp-PART Of HOUSE by small
w fny In r-.I e,abe locai'- below Fours.nths from
IN, ism Of October n.l Addrs. thro day. debnx
location, terms kc. :. L. Box No. iJl Tribune Ohcs
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no SUSAN KpNEY, wife of Jose0b kinney. de-

vVo SUSAN kinney, wife of Joseph Kinney, de-
Il eessed; sOPuBhlA KINNEY, GEORGE KINNEY, JOHN
Kinney aud JOSE KINNEY, whom may Take
naier that the % ZEN NINE RAILROAD COMPANY have ap
Piled acloye ymp OF the Justices Supreme Court
Of NewJsrsey PPon Conisonogs ezsae aud apurise
lot fEd wned by yon in part situate IN the township OF
Sparta lh~ CoGtJ u New known the John
honey oTsparta Mountain being OF aid lot as
lf conjunction Of esi Rar d. AID 10 damages
b. cfsng the same And t 'i Justice ha' appointed the
81 tpubTr neat o'clock biz chambers In Nor
iaagu 81 Couuy OF Morris make said sPpointmHt. when
ed " ind and slow suy YOU hvr why
tpta.a fl Ond n1t b. made.-. Dated ist H. li. .
~ li.. 30 of said J0er jas H. NtlGHEnUn Attorney
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Gitualloas iUdnico-fenale5.

{(TANTED-By lady of refinement aud pleasing
w address with GOOD r'ences position 10 81 ikhS .
AgENT EM AN5 HOUSEuJLD Address No I'll soa'h MIN
81. Ph.ti, . j..
EIOUSEkEEPER.-A refined and Intelligent 10y
90 position BY the middle Il s'p snprr h's .. ~
errnce cspA1iy AID Aedfrs' III '~0 oy" W.
sHERWOuD -, Patersau. y. Y.
A NUMBER of well recommended German DaiIs
n - mi AI,Ns 10 DO general HOUsEW WORK, &c at Mira
LOVES German iniiu,e No. II stanton mar 90" bo~'y
Gituntlons Wanie Ilalco.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY Tor those going TO COL.
N ORADO to Join party at low Particular, Of
Y. uIMRJD No. az Broadway, Room No. 7.
wAA DrrATTs.sI. OVERWHELMINGLY ,s,cS, !

WAR DEPARTMENT suRGEos.GESgRAL OFFICE
WASHINGTON. y. g.. August 10 1885.
An Army Medical Board, to consist Of Brovet
~ Colonel e. Brown SUI U. President Brevrt Lien
fenAnCoonel a. X. Witt u :. A, Lieutenant
Colonel Anthony iicer surgeon T. = A. and BIev-t MAJOR War
Webster u. > A.. Recorder viii meet in
NrwYork City the 10th e Sep,rbe for the examination
OF candidates admission into Medcs stat u the u Army
Appesns mgs: be- u years Of and physically sound
Application. Tor invitation before tie Board shoad be
sde'ec to The surgeonGenes A. end must state tie full
iednce and date and place OF birth az the candidate Te
mona, character and gusaea,ion must be furnished II the
applicant has bros the Medical Service Of the Army during the
the fact should be stated together with M former rank and time ard
place OF temoaas from the officers with whom he has
served should also Do forwarded
No allowance made tho OF undergoing tao
examination as Il Il indispensable rrTeenie TO appointment
Medical stan
o1s being by Congress July
1857. JOS. H. BARNES Sutgeon General, u. :. A.
NOTICE. My wiio ELIZA having left my bed and
~ any M persons hereby notified that she
has authority to coutrac d.bts against o.
JAMES BOGERT. No. 81 4 arrow.
Angus. "a. 1865.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT Notice T. hereby
given JOHN NORRIS 4 he Tcwn.nip Of feguonne.
the Coouty OF Mo h and State u Jersey hath -, day made an
the subscriber OF s estate for tho c benefit Of Ills
creditors, and said creditors eIht thrir respective
claims affirmation within tie OF ties nontnA
DGed August }. lai6 SOlN GklMES
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STATE OF NEW -VHh }
OyFtcx or ,TuE NEW CAP.OL ConnIssfoxEPs". !
ALs.Sy July Is 1865
DLANS And DESIGNS e. q NEW CAPITOL
AZ Arercs arc nerned that Pals Designs for
NEW CAPITOL Albany wi o. fcce we'd by the Comndon.
tiair One It day Of Nogsmher
Irnted .rnt ntueons AMI details aud preuiu ms
osrtd will DO furnished &c one OF TIE Commissioned,
HAMILTON HARRIS. Albany,
JOHN V. I. PRUlH. Albany.
o. b. LATHAM Sene.. Fals
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Gotels.
furniture.

REDROOM EEAMELED FURNITURE of war
tainted I .old Chestnut and Nsln uiher
hute. orusInf,4L H. b. fAhlusCtl O.,s no
'iu''ft oppnsfe Noost~f tsfhiish'd lJit
IblCKlIARDTs Extension PARLOR HFDSrFAD
4 took silver Mela At Let Fais American Institute
~ 20 A ely fic~arf frfr c9rin Tlfa bed;
fthftl hHlr make l soi add chair 30 DE-
Co. faet ~ sisalI So ~ HsiCSer.. co., u ss.vir.
itf sAf iiula .r bad lal D.. J.. o. .l.irf
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A DDTrlONAL BOUNrIES to two and three years,
y and woun led widows minr chi dren OF paeIt'
Of a der. who ded in the service Approved AXIS no" ready
Apply to J. r. HUNT. No. sH hroadwsy
SHELDONs OLD OFFICE, No. Beekman'
~ .eY orb additional BouBtes di,ehAfsed SOLDIERS WIDOW
md ali Other elaine collected a. usiaL ihse
monil sr'ra pas ier ohieer.
a RMY OFFICERS EXTRA PAY-lNCkEASED
~ Passions for SOLDIERS and WIDOWS OmceIs who re-
i,nd who sr April 1885, sud those duty p'ior
20 muster snoud apply information regarding tie allowances IN
uc, 4 tensions d.sabed Soldiers. aud Widows who have
cLifsu unde. .n0Ill eerthcae Apply
t. BROWE Co. sol.cior- Of C,am. No Psr9 place.
A TTENTlON The first thirty-eight Regiments OF
n v Bounty Geo widows OF three ana
ninr month. ", Cal Il SHELDOSS solNii ArESOf'
~. : B"esHaur'., Nrt7 orr. -------
DOUNTIhS. PENSIONS. PRIZE CLAIMS. &c
10 - a.ctrd by ibis long. stab
h.d eer Wounded soldiers and widow With children
are REASONS and qla Of boani
II. -. BROWS Co. No. li9 Nassau -, Now-f' RI
DOUNTIES AND PENSIONS, SIU0! j0!!-Two
pension gvins increased rnson, to soldiers who
hand snd 20 widows lut orphans 81
mouth child under u have been passed by Congress- also
new bounty law giving rieS Of dec" eli solfes 800 moTs
Aa now btks msle application Tor the above
TIE 200 aud 80 Bounty 10 sold cannot
Of War Issues tue forms and
which will be the s OF ScItebF Accurate
co, al laws or ~ cens OF 10 cets each
CHARLES NETTBETOS,
No. III Broadway, Sew.York City.
Refers by Psa permission to tho iioH John T. Hoffman, Mayor
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rJ'UE EXTRA TRIBUNE
FOR THE
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
2 copies
for
for hrru mon "
30 THE.
100 cope. Tor TIRE months
PAYABLE slways Ia adysncc.
The 20 b. sc TO one addrcss
kd4r.-. IBE TKBUsE heS iorA tHy.
A SITUATION WANTED-By q young man a.
~ ASSISTANT BOOK.kEEPcR CLERK ~ SAL sMAS he's
IN. ct Of reference. vi v- psre al ft g. who H',
,muiy him Cal OF salr-. No 700 Wet fary--.s ond 81
rI,O GROCERS and PROVISlON'SIokE DEAi,
YRs-A madle-ls,d man, Of 20 J~sr' .Epenee 70 John
10 et0Arf and bs recon-
nsndri. Addrs.. A. y Tribun" Office
vI,HE AMERICAN EMIGRAHT COMPANY fur:
rne. lsh .kil-i and un.klrd ff fIn. is,d. mA e1s.
JoIs VT ii ms 9tJhs 62R!I g. %. -
ySrANTED-l3v a Protestant young man, SlIuA-
w IlOS 10 70 country 10 isfe caro- o. ho' ni
900. A. Rest Of Adifrs. y b.. iunuus once
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A DOCTORS OFFICE, handsomely furnished aud
de.isby located No. Cs Broadway Lease aud Furniture
for Sale cheap. Apply from 10 70,
A PRIVATE FAMILY living Uptown, few
IN doors from fifth ave, s ct Paror Floor consisting Of
Rooms esn Furnished with private table None need apply bat
those willing 10 liberal price aud furnishing good references
address NJ L. C., Box No. 1910 PostOfies.
A PLEASANT RET at once the
advantages Of city aud country life be 'ound No G.
blast. Brooklyn His n. Y. m. Pleasantly
loeiei from the du., aud noise q tho city commanding
Now fok hsThnr sud metropolis In
establishment tho TURKISH BATH, tho cleansing properr, Of
which 1nappTozchahls. aud, at the Time
greatest physical uIne 10 t
vae AMI the di. a-d -rfbrd system. Coed board md
immunity from cholera be - uei by ncd number desiring
10 sy themselves oil tue bath In connection with nysenic
.srneies CiAs II. SHEPARD. NJ. ID.
FURNISHED RO0MS-Wth OF without Board
L Apply at No. 05 Pineapple ~. Brooklyn.
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
Union CLAIM A(iEN('Y-

IMPORTANT To SOLDIERS.
4 UNION CLAIM AGENCY.
THE OLD STAND 40. 40 PARK ROW (Ines BUiInsl, ~ Y
SOLDIERS entitled Bounes by Act OF Congress Of July d. 1866
HEIRS Il Soldiers also rnted those -rId INCREASE OF
PES9oNs OFFICERS entitled to three mouths extra can
have cir prosscuicd once calling immediately above
the old stand 4 LEFFEPTs. UoFFMANk Co.
Those odier, ssrel s petition Office last Winter,
should AZ ply iInird aiely
from urn 10 accommodate those who
hr business during the day. Jurisprudence promptly
answered Address
UNIoN CLAIM AGENCY
so. 30 PARK ROW tPos,-Oni,e Bot No. 9 sil. =. Y.
LIMITED STATES ARMY AGENCY No. 243
~ Broay stairs W Is Blerkrr-s. New York
city CAUIlOS-solE aud hsr heirs cautioned nzain the
soliciting rn bounty, under
law. passed. Solder. & ose:s, their heirs
entitled sni .honl apy by ter person this okc
for Information and desired ,hr dams will be- forwarded EAb
lshed 1864
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fssal Notices.

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
z eoplo. for ihse moths
~, copies for thru months
,S TX COPIES Tor Tor trs %on,s
r,....., Pc able Away. in advance.
Adirs.. TIA TSrsrs iI SsS. iSis; City. 30
| SUPREME COU2T.-In the matter of the APPLIt
CITY Of SRwskA s1s 30 SreS ia M
BaETkfs sn.. .
Sse e ss S and SsS
the Supreme Court he set Of Special Tern q
FRIDAY thirty r. August. 1856 =, The opeuIas Il
SSI OF & a s', II GSsn : z. S
ss , a:s's sn ;"s s1sns S %
ST. from Baxter. t. laf.a the City Of sewYok De-
RIciiARb oeoRMAN. Counsel to til. cOrpor.io.
n Y: SUPREME COURT, City and County Of
sErSck n afBfFW EL Il sOeE5Y
II pursuance q adsTsnt Of he supreme
o " Rsss. e .si
sTosds IN the y Of 4 's os s S IL
ise y eeosk noon. Of tbs, day BY Siie Aaons
;i: tsfi aa ..ts's s s.f &c
distant hundred Ortytwe fee, and hs inches est
cry fran The outas,ery corner Of the Bwsry Oliver
feet .pce e.ie ehs. y Ssr
whit af.teo 81 Boundary forty fee, 70 oivr:tls
s pse sI5 qs .sS SysSssn Re. and w Ss,:
.ad being number ~
H. w. ROBINSON, Referee
GRAFT NATHAN, Plaintiffs Attorney, No. lis gssao-st, NY
Ai32aw Sw Wkt.
SUPREME COURT, City aud County OF New.
hDfoIk-WlLLIAN q. WILSON Plain,iH ct. C. r. " ALLKN
Defendant --sumnonor money demand '.''''''
on contTsct-tou not sorvedbTo the De- u g. Int Rev
iendsht epoSe named; iou are hereby sum " cts
inthis setion, which fled In The ohice Of :.....:
The 1hrk OF tic City and Coanty OF hevfos, = The
ty hsl In the City Of Nesio and 10 serve copy
answer TO the said complaint the suhchbes at their oee ~
ITO brosday In said City ofNewfogk within enty days alter 10
service os luminous exclusive the day Of nch services
and tail said complaint within the time soessd
the pLi.ain this action viii take Judgment against the
Thirty Dollars and sixty with
interest uly Ore III Eight undec 40
Sixiy-slx tedes this Daied Jriy 20
complaint The Shove entitled action filed ia the
the Clerk cfths City aud County Of NewYork 6h
MARSH. CoE WALLIS Painua'. Atorsey.
Au7 iaw6wF.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT, CITY and County
~ OF Newlok.-AlCHARD KEEPING, plaintiff sgaiBss
NJ H. HAMILTON, observation-disclosures for..........,..,.
money deinand on contract tCom seE) a. 5. Internal
10 the DsndHnti fon hereby ed
mo required 20 en.wer The complaint in this: 81 cents
eton. which IA filed IN the oAics Of tho: Cancelled
,lrk Of the Ctr and County o. New
y MS once IN 'ahi city ond copy Of your
le SAID complaint the sI5scfibes hel number hseH
sass1 In the City New within twenty the
oil summon exclusive the day suc .eves
aforesaid the paais this action will gn
for the of hundred and dollars with ron
~ sixteenth day Of Jnue thousand eight bundled aud
esido ihc costs Ans disouIs emcnis Of this aeiiea.
nnted ko'yN ork june ~ iSe'.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-24

In the MINER Of to-day, will be found the
report Of the joint committee Of the Legisla-
tive Assembly upon military and Indian
affairs, also the memorial Of the Legislature
to Congress, asking for a reservation for the
Yavapai, Pah-Ute and lIualapai Indians, and
for the friendly Apachcs, and for an increase
Of the military force Of the Territory. The
report and the memorial contain strong argu-
ments for the establishment Of the reserva-
tion upon the ella river, and from what we
know Of the locality proposed, between Girl
nell station and Antelope peak, we consider
it an excellent situation There is no good
reason why the Indians Of central and eastern
Arizona should be crowded upon those Of the
Colorado river, who now subsist with diff
Guilty, and we presume that the white settlers
have no desire for an increase in the number
Of their red neighbOrS.
If the ella reservation is provided, or the
reservation upon the Colorado requested by
the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs, We trust
that ample provision will be made for set
/ ting the Indians to work. The reservation
at Halfway Bend on the Colorado, author.
lized by tic last Congress, has never beer
/ laid out, and for some reason the goods sent
out TO the Superintendent, some months since
/ for general distribution among the friendl,
! Indians have been detained in La Pa2 IL n,
we hear is the case, Mr.. Leihy has not receiy
ed enough Of the annual appropriation to pas
the freight on the same, and they are helC
by the steamboat company, the people OF tn,
Territory have a right TO know who is t,
blame in the matter.
The appointment Of Colonel Davidson o
the cerro Colorado mine, as Superintendent
Of the Pimas and Maricopas, and all the Indi
ans Of Pima county, although it may be
wise, is certainly strange movement, tn
more so in that he is to have one third Of III,
annual appropriation, and to report directly
, 20 Washington. We are at loss 70 under
stand il, or indeed anything about the inten
tons of the Indian bureau, and from what ",
can learn Mr. Leihy is in the same fix. 1t i
due both Il them and the public that an ex
( PLANTATION should be made. 1t is especial,
due to the naked Indian Of the Colorado tina
/ they have their blankets now when they ar,
: more needed than at any other season Of tn,
year.