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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-19
Public Sale
OF
Valuable Town Property.

4 7 the request Of the Willow and Heirs 4
"A the late Charlie Btrritt, | will sell, at
Public Auction, on the premises, on
Tuesday, December l3, 1870,
that Valuable House aud LIT siiLated On " Po-
tato Hill" The House Is conveniently situa-
ted with 20 d water near at hand 1t hts a
;ached fine shop. Alsn.a
LARGE STABLE,
and other convenient Ont Buildings, and
large LOT, one Of the most productive IN the
town.
TERMS-One-Third Cash, the balance IN
one aud tvn years with interest from dte
sN- Possession given Immediately if de-
sired.
CHARLES BARRITT,
One of the Heirs.
P. ST. will also offer a No | Turning
Lathe, aud many other articles unnecessary t.
mention. e.. b.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. n.
Nov 10, la70-,ds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-19

DR. ARNOLD'S Cough Killer, the great po-
tent remedy for Coughs. Colds. sore Throat,
aud all Lung complaints. DIR. Arn"ld's Soothing
and Quieting Cordial for Infants teething also, a
sure cure loOscnrss OF the bowels sickness aud
Vomiting and all inahmstions and pains of thu In
fante system. Both OF the above preparations
just received aud ior sale by q. T.. BELLER.
uarper's Ferry. Nov. -. $50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-19

@All persons indebted to
this office for Job Work, Adver-
Using and Subscription, will
please come forward and pay up.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-19
NIMBERLAKE. YOUNG L cos
FOR SALE

CEyEN FINE COLTS. from ope TO three Years
= old also one fine WORK HOksE; also
good hiding HORSE. and one. WORK MAKE
with fosl; which will sell upon reasonable terms.
Plenty T time given TO those who have not money
convenient. DANGERFIELD LLOYD,
On the Roper Stone House Farm wiiss from
Chsrle.tovn, on Besryville Turnpike.
October "a, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-19

fantle system. Both OF the above preparations
just received aud Tor sale by q. f. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry, Nov. 10. 1870.
4 LARGE assortment of handsome Parlor and
n Stand Lamps, and Lamp tixtu es embracing
all the new styles If Burners aud Chimnrys {.
West g. Sons No. Kerosene Oil. acknowledge
b. all wh" have tried il as being the best in the
mark et for sale by &. +. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry. Nov. 10, 1870.
CURE YOUR COLDS.-Wistars Balsam, Wild
I Cherry. Ayers Cherry Pecto, al Schrsok'i
Pulmouic Syrup, Crooks Wine OF Tar, Mssoh's
Cough Syrur, Bells E,peetorant, Schriner's Pull
mouic Syrup, Browns TrOches, Forrest juniper
Tar, FongeTa's Iceland Moss Paste. all the above
preparations are highly recommended for the cure
Of Coughs, Colds, ic., to be had at
e. h. BELLER'S.
Harper's Ferry, Nov. 10, 1870.
HORIANDER Seed, Sage, Black Pepper, Cay
I ! enne do, Sweet Maripremj Salt Petre, all
iresh and genuine at reduced rates a,
T.: l.. BELLER'S.
Harper's Ferry, Nov: 10. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
Proposals.
OgrcE oy CuI sUEvTOR, AiSNEAroLIs' MINI
PROPOSALS FOR WATER PIPE.

OgncK CRY SUEvEI0R, hiNNEAPoLs' hlhH
PROPOSALS. FOR WATER PIPE.
s.d Proposals are so,rd until the lch day Of June 1870 for
IRON Or IRON CEMENT WATER PIE Of the following dimensions
va:
Two thousand o. WeTeiHeh Pc VIII one eehtn'h
and eve GnA t. All - also nBe thousand and seven n00
t Of sh, inch Pre- three hineh Is tsenyI S1ah Is ao
twelve eEbe qe sLo thousand hr hundred ieet o. ahh
nine twenty four 81 M r SIX nct gates also Pno per loot loi
S-auh pe Is Gates ~ warranted sustan pressure OF ""
pouna 70 pap houethe work to he conPe'1 sc
sons BIZ streets the city a. soon as completed Ine
st, Do ieug give the grade and oou o. we
all toe The balance Of tie nor 10 10y he
taps Deoessar s furnished by the eoatrAos and 70 &c
completed o. OF before dAy OgoDr 1870 The contractors 70
give good bonds wA sues Residents Of e Ne Of
Minnesota ia the sun Of twelve dollars that 10 ease Of the ae'
ssnee o. their bids wOrk v be performed according to 'hse
yTSPos~k
The city reserves the right reject or al bids OF TO nee o'
Ss bs pipes r. snd rsie ct zane rstes previous " inc
,eo Of IT, contract snsl Of the work 10 be BY Tie
Gsty Council appointed By them ioT Thai purpose
ddrrs copy q osas sitn iber BIDS apo give
aud description Of TIE Eae
proposec ~ iDdOrssd Proposals 0i
Water Pipe tbe a. ~ oAee
". D. vANDUzEE. CITY Sarve' or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
Nnftion Sales of Real estate.

T. ~ Mater ofA g. T A. DgxtREsT Bsakurts-ln the Dis
m Cou Of the United FOR the Western District OF Pennsg
lSSTGNFEs SALE. - The subscriber Will
N Offer pubic sale TUESDAY he ~ da D. - az
III Broadway In tie tny Of New
YORK by A. BLEBCkER son Co, Aue oaeers ne "1os'Hs
PROPERTY. beng 81 te rra esta' OF ~ d a.
Deares, Bankrupts viz: Sir contiguous lot Of sroaSd
,ilaat. SIDE Of One handrv an IN 10y
ca Of yegYoE Avenle aud Harlem RIVER eo oi
t eaeh feet front lisa street ana sIeha bseA o
~ fO i,f and heretofore and are noS ns IS
y.. which said ground iDcnmberod win ana Sre 20
snb 10 The lien OF certain marriages one her 70 ID
AZ p,r Randall about I've hon
Wtieh reeoried The o;her ihere,i 70 NunAh ~ ~
Guard an &c three thousand dollars or tDrrsADogs ~
last ri-ntoBed inorgsgs recorded The $40 pe ".
teher separately b. deemed mos a. " .n . -
be made knosh Al We
tine and place Of sale - - =. ,u.-..,s. n, =,
me- Al orr Of Dstr Cour Of TIE United stsies o % "ss'snn
Bet Of Pennana sale sill he nade sinlet 70 We .P
| thereof br tb upon report thereof made 70 -d tSar
Fos further Information concerning sAd poIf ti - n
DEMAKEST, the prtmize= "a "tNIol 1tu,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

from JeSev F'tsr-n
Tckets Tor the West can obtained TIE of y Tie Ceaira k-
road Of New,JsrSev Liberty ~ " az No. Asor h0
Nos "a BToaEAT No 10 an at 20 JIM a
| hotels K T. XII Nix sufenntsnenh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
REAL ESTATE.
n yrw.YoRK. Monday, June q, 1910,

The Messrs. A. d. Mellick, Jr., Son a. Co,
,,1 ycrv GOOD sale today Of villa plots at Dundee
lake Pnssic n j. large number Of persons left nom
this and Jersey City by special train at lois a IN
In the advertising columns OF llik IhiHoNL may DC
- announcements of very desirable properties to be
Ia Including So Iots at Finishing, L. L. TO he sold to
,norrpw Tuesday by the Messrs. Lawrence, Oakley
Fleury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

ga m-WEsrERS ExPRBss daily eEcep ssnas or E,si"a An-
uarr51rg md tie est Conne az hars'a 20 he s 20
oil RerouS Connects Somee for Femta Connects az juno
esp. scranton, Brgh ou ease, a.
Comets AZ Philosbu Mach Chunck esbarre BE-
5n m-CiscsSATr ERPREss, daily tor Essoa bethlehem sh-
;ox Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chca.o, AMI On1ai se'
ing a Paae Cars 10 P,burh chicago Connects al JlactuD
with Delaware Lacssvanna Western Ra ei f0r Scranton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
.7FW-YORK AND NEW-HANEN RAIL
,,.,,,-rrn ~, ~ 1tcrMPSr


WINTER ARRANGEMENT
CONVINCING NOV. y, ie59
Passenger Station ScW-York, OF Tvey yeni't ano
--s- Four. rave Rnraase O rseuty-scvsuthst
Trains LEAVE NEM-lohk, -.
For New Haven AL Bridgeport 7 (Rr.l lo M k5 thhl'
e. 3:45. 30, go, and III p M ,, -,
For Milford FaIieA SOuthpor and Nesii"r 'V '
: y, 10 800 e. goo lie l2hJ b., 80
az. y AS $50 Ok 30 $50. AM $500 ~ p n
For Daen Z llg M J:i5. 4:J, 80 A. o. W. -,
For STANFORD (E,) 3 Il:O lA3 ihfl 80 Nhi'
:. IS t:Sn fFr1 Z. q s. 20 C:30 us 81 u - 90
For renWirh Ii3I 2;l5, 80 4t5 ~ ~ .+o 70
Fcr Po Chas.r stations at T. g lli0 a ~ 10
s.i5 4:45 $50 $50 sai 5:l5 p M . ~, ~ 49,, ., n,
sUUday Nal Tram Tgcn.y-seSnths Ne" io'a a. y ~ "
Boston. o,,.,,porrvc TEAMS
For Bo~ou VIA errng6eli N. tFI), JtEI ttrl p n
For Boston. va Shore Lane I2:lS (EIl 9 tn n -.
For Hartford and Springfield a m hI) n;lS' Vhhh ~
to Hartford, eP n, ,,.,s -. ~ so,er.,l
ID 20 Northampton -, . go . A. 4.
p -.--.-- Dbl
l2:l5 ;. p NJ x.,----..- - "a lt...
nor Housatone Railrosd, Ia and p
For Naagaack R-lroai A. , tEIl p n =.
Nosaak Railroad f:ls snl - p n ssa
O. " Ii correction Freight Tran ar'm Norsas = Di'p
For n CaGaAa Railroad IRIS, AZ p r. All % n~"i'
DAYS $50 -. - n,,.,.,
Room q" 70 'D' . l. ~ | JAMES H. HoYT, sagsnRtesdsot
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D y /: LACKAwASYA and VEST
EhN RAILROAD.


Barclayst foot ci
ADhIAft a H. lfN
500 N EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN a. benslie VITO ba
Dover Cheer Branch a. VA 100 sh sl,s x -
for Alioyer Eew;ou with toe D. b. 81 W X n
foE Water esp Srol!siurg Scranton Great fe1 Dl tn,o-
AMI al polis d. LacaEAaEa A bo0snes
an Delaware am H1lson X 2is.
LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops - heaaEsJ hcr'
Pr iphu-g AM Esso1
p ips Urg ID Bel bel z z er Bely 70 an Z
l. v BeL Aen AIet0su halc3 csunAi ana
Rlkesharre.
4Op z SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Dover With Che'er
Wasoo r. p, and Washing ~lb d l. AbJ
" K. for alter NtroulsburZ. and Scran'on.
3Dp HACKErlSrOHN NAIL connects ain boonn Chester
For aoRRIsToWS st 2o u:4o ?3o $50 $40 $50 AMI
sTNNrT anil Intermediate stations 8, 60 80 ,a 1000
2:a0 and $500 -. "a, .1, . ~ N ga Ia 49,,
1870 m loo 40 $40 40 go 800 t; C'i GOD ant Il -
20, YEWARE at 900 80 sO $50 "lo;o o3o ll:o,
Il.ar and ll:O loo 2;0 49, 33 $50 80 tlg 50,
$50 5:lO 5:5 e:e9, 60 '7:4. 800 aod l:e
Trains marked stop a. East Nes.rk.
POI BLOONFIELD an AOhItLA, al CIV ana lips H. a''
2:Ol. $40 $40, 60 All As p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD 60. >
ID INDEPENDENT LIMB for The VIZ so iH " ~ 'n9
NORTH WEST FKEIGilT recrcI All frsarei hY q 10 '
And AMfOY RAILROAD Perl Norh Rive. LII PBPi
IFR LINZ Per North RATES Low. VI
dispatch PAssengers New J- .si 4, AM 5g,e fn
foo of CourtaraI rrgegc WEST 81 30 "frh
d G. ard return without The ONLY LINZ AAori
this opportunity TICKETS GOOD VIII Inhg g., A.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
90 alanufatturers.


yINHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
sfirnt8a Of Asnuisctarrrs ~ heT WstsrPOve
Of Passs jersey. ute water fouf Hs below
And eight miles sboys ke~ark adjoining The I'M Railroad
VI HObOke ADD JeFsy CITY eleven from the
Sty Hall YoFk They have bead ADJ M q @ to
A w0s Pssse River tnd Of thTrs hrrd
Tn Nil Sites large AID arranged that each has The
both head and tail The supply u
cali abaadsBt The
.yg.bk the midst o large population whs lie poIn 70
t York ouieating with pAnt road BY rail-
y1 sad By ssi reSdrs ts advantageous oesH for
On the AID substantial
Mn +oIl0o -four gh haehBs Shop and PeuBdsry
rvs1y fsr imBas occupation AVpnSsEes hs made 10 w.
&0RRET - vs&e1 g. New IsfL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
SIMMER ARRAS g Z I
on and acer MONDAY. MAY H. 1870 Trains ah az ~ ossi
James Sin. 80 ,,,,-.
1000 no. Mort Wa Tram. c.oyp nc = lhl n Soc rlA'oSs
i2.oO m sud Or. engor. aud rag Harhor EKFr
40 D. n North oT Bsprsss Irrr
$50 D. NOrAk way ram
$50 n m For North lip md intermediate slsuons
AnTnils ior Eenpsteaa suney f,As o
1issn - = --4,r "a J 10 BARTON. Supf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
q. r. PERsoS Aaetiohesr
DYA.D MELLICk, JR., BRO, Anctloneers

DY A. u. MELLlCh, Jh., BRO., Aucuoneels
ID and Dsslers 10 NswJesy Real Esats PDs-st Nes lorI
THURSDAY June g, AZ ] p n on the PREMISE
POSITIVE SALE OP THk NtLLEGM ESAIE
PpONTTSC OS TFR PASSAIC RIVER, MAR BfLLEVllLt ~ j.
r. arier Of JAMES W. ELLIOT comprising - bUiLDiNo
Plots Tar!ug run tso 20 eglt sefts hAI Ha-t1 on
srsnSve views 81 me TVef sp sur
,ounrg ooanr eAsnee 10 PsIehAse prpr! 70 Afg
80. fl The aAnsomy
mrr,v. Saous Mohtelsir hdsBd D-s~As
Al western SessIk add Psieon Railroads VII tt near 'o'
vlns attend ale VII take the u train BY The sev
I,rsey Railroad foo, Of CoriAndt and peebro.es
GOT 4 Centre HeNa and iAsng steamboat o hs ""' ."
NJ free passes and fu particular the Ofee Of The A0eSSesr'
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THE della
~ WARR AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANf-On ara a.er
Nay H D. he blsaess COMPANY vail he tFansActe- a. "a
o-cs No Il r AVA ,,,.,,r, n u,p1-r r-..s,-o,
SeE-Iors, Aay D. 1870 ChAaLEo r. nam l. iIe.5sl.
rElO WHOM TT MAY C0NCERN-CERIlF
IL irE as s5 200 vita interest," sul by the United States
Tint Co Feb 1910 Of Maurice 81 Therce FornaeIon -,
LOST or unwilng Gestroysd about Nay lhery ea on
,.on "a shox ca Certificate should not ssue II lieu o
lost Ges;Eo. Cd =, ,,o,,., cuov rs..- p,ar,, Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
rRIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leave Depots foot

II AID foot Of fventy thrift, A. f9oaf
Tbrorch Exprs train Cham0esst a. a. n ~ A. NJ 30
m ,nl 100 o m. ia 81 yhrst al - A. t. . - A NJ
al Sis and sd: NJ daT. Ne~ and Improved Dasibskoo~
thogrh 10 Btlae
Seepng NOlhes rlln ~ hfolZ !"
CTs,nd ,nd Gallon Sleeping Coaches WI accompany u goo N
rain .r saauchalna Bifo the $50 trsn ron Ns iofA %
from NewiofE - "fhrar ou.Ao 40
Cincinna. An train leaves daily az $50 m
END Way, sli:JO aDi so n NIN'st Hf-
At; a m Eni -:lJ p N
For Mietorn and WAY al 800 Twenty hrii SD p mis-
AM s0rtats orlr $40 a a. Twenty hrist, t3 p Hl
FOR trog Al Way 3:3J Tvc0tytrs1 80 NJ
Pr Nsvturgh all Way a. $3.50 Aad 40 ID usen'y-
mir 81 -.i a H.. 1918 ard f:l3 2. ~ ,., -.
FOR SuFerp and Way 8 = an n tEen .hr't - sS'
s.tsn mi Testsr tan lTSelty-ih1I = M
- Paon al Say fla IsenT .hir.i De- Of a. s;f- 1912
lls m; ti:4 20 5:l5 1a CO p m im h'ha''st ueio'
s:s5 I0:l5 m Il m Fl:+s 4:D 5:5 an o. N
For tAeknsscL mi Hla from Isrnthri Depot az - 40
liS m t.:I5 "a :5.i5 - AMI 6s3 m Pro- hau%f'ss
Depot at 0 y NJ. Z s. 40 i5 o.y Az o',s n.
For Pieruor MOlsv aud Wag fs0n Een t D't", a. -
~ I2l5 i9:I5 t:ls t5 ani f6:l5 m 81 saa,ay' sa ~ ~
Tuitpiga From Depot At 900 M ;o9' f''A ''
Sztur as uay, tl-:s u.ia
for Apartments 10 nsf ',n a Ht<
Coaches OBTAINED AMI orders for e eheeNn an "a. o. ~
90 ma be In a. the Company oG ~, = All ~ ~ @-Al
rs era abast. corner al i,r
T-re; 35 Fulton t. Br1o.yn; Depot, foot Of tGmhe, AMI ''
~ Iwent r. n. kEchenEepe aD rho p'%A
pt"tT 1f,'se.l ~ H.. ~ tVl T. BARR,
Il 49, 49, ,,e,4er, ~ Censn' Parreuy,F A,sst
nail, ~ '. Po- lakeussck only. boz Hernout Only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

o. n00 III ACRES in Essex County, n
IL e.SEtbJ. good No. ST. ham, &c. hour iIsm New
YORK Civ BALDWIN Agent 81 bfoa FL
ouuosite NJ AZ! r depot Newark. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
CFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
For Eas,on and ~ West.

D. : PIlInlsII.
i3n m-Po PaIfeE. On Wednesday, an Sa'1r.'rs oa'Y .
Trains we to- Elizabeth 5:}D. 500 Go 7., - a.b 30
go lO:lD ll0 m--2 ~, l;0o 700 2;l3, 3i a5t 80 D
as Sis $50 5s5 Goo GO, 100, 80, ESQ 49, .o ID b.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-16
The Mail Contrsts.

A Washington letter to the Alta gives
 foows list of the mail contractors in Arizon
 for four years from July lst, 1870: ROUTES. Hardyville to Yuma, to James Grant, price $7, ,44s Hardyville to St. George, to Jame Grant, price, S6,Sl5.
 Tucson to Wickenburg, to zeckendonf& 4 Go price, $5, ,S2l.
 Tucson to Tabae, to Frit & Constant i Fritz Coastant] price, $l. 400 1 Tucson to Sasabi Flat, to FrIt $ Constant | Fritz Constant price, g., 100. San Dernardino to Pres colt, to James Grant, price, SIe,448.
 Mesila to Los Angeles, to Rice < Giddings, price $63, 900.
 All these routes have been taken at much lower rates than ever before, and 1t is thought hers that the service from Meslla to Los An
 eles (via San Diego) cannot possibly be per- formed at the price named. This servlce is for twice week. The other service in the Territory Is for once week. No other routes than those named were let, or will be let for the present. All the contractors are citizens Of the Territory, excepting MessEs. Rice < Giddngs, who are of Texas
 The Neso Merican gives the following state- meut by which it will De seen that thelo is a mistake somewhere regarding the mai route from Mesila to Los Angeles
 The awards made on the I4th instant by the Postmaster General to the successful route bidders embrace about five hundred mail routes among them the following:
 From Phil. Sheridan to Santa F4, New Mex. leo, to A o, Wallis, for $l3, 900 per annum. daily service.
 From Santa Fe, New Mexico, 10 Fl psso, to C. W. Lewis, for 5000 twice per week.
 From Mesilla Few Mexico, to Los Angeles, Cal, to James ". Cullen, it $42 ,O00 twice per week
 From San Juan, Cal, to Los Angeles, Cal, Theodore S. Hapennyy at $29s 97o, daily ser vice.
 From Oroville, Califoruia. to portland, Ore gonr Theodore Lee $50, O00, daily.
 From kqltonJ Utah Territory, to "The 1 Dallie8," Oregon, seven hundred and sixty five mics, six times week to Theodore Les, 1 for $I5, GOO.
 From Coriune, Utah. to Helena, Montana, three times week, to Gilmer & Saulbury, for 1 5l4250.
 Wall4 Wa!la, Washington Territory to Mis- soula, Montana, to l.. L, Blake, $I5.30O; l weekly service.
 i Il the bids have been awarded in the Ter 'itor:es and in the States Of Caiifornia, Nova ia aud Oregon, but none in the Territory of Dakotah.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-16
FOR F0Ri6

YUMA DEPOT. March 2jth, i''' JEALRD PROPOSALS in triplicate a-si'5' lJ for the delivery at this Depot and at ' ?. ;. ma, for the ensuing fiscal year, Of three hlaD and fifty tons of Hay, irore or less. Bids for portion of the above will De '.'1 cred.
 The Hay 10 be of the best bottom g'a&l bales of not less than two hundred (2OGl F., each to bs delivered at either ,he DeP'' -, 4 Pos', in such quantiti0s and at such times '' D' be required. Delivery to commence on the lst ot Octo.s Ocit,., to be complete oy the 3Ist of Decem5er I''.. d. Bidders must enclose with their bus ment by their proposed sureties, ts6en 'l .,., Justice of the Peace and certified by h n' 0.. .., intention to give bonds in the sun oi sS'sl ,--, sand (7 000l dollars for the faithful P.''.-., .,, of the contract, in case it be awarded principal. ,r r-s Bids will be received until ,, oclok r. .-. ,.. z. day May. 18th, 1870, when they will be o.'-. Bidders are requested to be present s' 'I' v ing of the bids ..' The undersigned roservos the Tlga. 4 .i5 any CT all bids not deemed for the inis'''' Government,
 G.B. DAEDl',
 al2ts Gvt. Brig. GsnT ', 5; Asa
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-16
TRANSPORTATION OF GOV.
 EMINENT STORES.
U. s. Marshal for Arizona
OFFICE OF CHIEF QULRTRRMAsTER,
 Department of California. Ban Francisco March FNth TRHO

san EEaDClscO, NEaTCn EOiA 1StO- J Ct FAILED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AT ES this Ofice until F NJ, on Wednes s6ay, the 18th day of May, 1870, for the transportation of HOO tons (more or less) of Government Stores, from Sen Francisco to Tucson, A. T., for the fiscal year Commencing July 1st. 1870, and ending June 30th. 1871.
 Bias to state in each case the price per pound, in gold coin, for the whole distance.
 Bidders will state the route by which they pro- pose to transport the stores.
 Bidders will, in every case, state in their bid the smallest number of days they are willing 10 tract to deliver the etores at thelr destination, !, after they are turned over to them for transport t2tion,
 All bids ts be made in triplicate, with copy of advertisement attached to each bid. No bid will be considered unless accompanied by deposit of two thousand dollars Ia certified check preferred) as Q guarantee that the bidders viii execute the contract if awarded to him.
 Bidders will state the names of their suretiss to the required bond.
 No ntTact made under this advertisement will be considered in force until approved by the De= partment and Division Commanders.
 The right to reject all or any of the bids is re- served, if it be considered for the interest of the service to 10 so.
 Bids 10 be addressed 70 the undersigned. endors- cd Proposals for Transporting Army Supplies from San Francisco, Cal, to Tucson 4. T."
 c. G. SAWTELLE,
 Bvt. Brig. Gen. and Chief Q. NJ. Dep. Cal,
 epet5
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-16
THE PIEaAN MASsACRE.

Quaker Journals and other kindred publica- tioas are keeping uP 8 constant howl oyer the recent iaadabe massacre or the hostile Piega Indians by Col. Baker. That brave officer i. denounced ss the worst stamp of a brute and monster. Even the Saa Francisco Ex- annsr-IiVing upon the very virgo of a Territory devastated every montl by hostile Indians, and who sho4id, therefore, know some. thlng ot the course necessary to pursue-takes up the echo, and in whole column pronounces against the outrage" Men living upon the frontiers and who know from experience the true 'ype of Indian character, nay pity, but can never respect the authors of such srn1pa- iAetc folly There are, however. a few, wbo possess sufficient independence of chGrq cter to set public opinion aside and to speak like men endowed with something more than favning desire to please. We have an instance of thlc from the Cosmopolitan new Weekly paper published la New York city. Here i. whst it says:--
 NO Quaker commissioner, with however broad and Peaeefni an expance ofbrim. dare 20 to visit hisecharge withou. military escort, unless he IS prepared to sacrifice himself as F target for the playful practice of vigorous Pie. gan or Apaches Taking the Case as it stands to-day and no.hing will courol or subdue he hostile Indians but fear of superior power. Sheridan tells his officers iu he field to str,k quick and sharp, and Col, Baker kil s I73 h. diaos at blow. It was an swjnl slaughter but It was war, and the detail of all war IS awful We at the cast cannot realize the full dIabolism of Indian cruelty end treaebery Sherlean knows the measure oft, and how most cfectually to meet it.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-16
THLhE !

An Eastern contemporary publishes letter from Salt Lake City which says that .'Rrigbs IT, Young and few of the higher dieniiarias will leave the city on a tour south, oscensibly to pay visit to the lower settlements. but in re- aIity ltiS their intention to penetrate the lower poraon ot the Territory of Arizona, bordering on tue Mexican line, and there select a ne ' place ct rendezvous for the gathering of the sa'nts As soon az arrangements can he per- fected, all those who live in poIygamy will be removed from this section of country to settle ia the new State of Zion."
 Ye gods, but this is rich ! Right al our doors in the San Simon Bottom, doubtless-tlis Sodly maa is coming to squat Bat poiygamy IS old there. Every Apache Chief and sub- Chef in the country is roIvgamist so Erjq ham will find himself among friends. CT. et least, among eO-rehgionis,s. But does he come as fugitive from law, or does he seek be frontier to make to Us, irreIigious hatcheIors. nice presents Of Mormon bibles and Mormon wives It matters not save Young Arizona. We need wives, and if he brirg lovely women we can al he happy.
 | matters not whooped the Son of he For est Ii he bring us some one t. scalp aud some thing to steal we shali h. content.
 It matters not, says R-pubiica Mejica0a; Il he establish commonwealth whiaL ws may overrun every 'inewe .hzil De treated to a l.tle civil war @' home, We shai be prosperous.
 Il matters not, says Uncle Sam, untii such time as saai make Arizona State; butwhen this do, shall make provisions to gran, him sixty two di7OFees and oblige him to accept the same or to coOl his ardent, loving nature in the cr!slal regions Of fAlaska
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-16

The latest accounts from lhs City of Mexico bring information of the defeat of the revolu-- :ionary forces, under Garcia de la Cadena, in GUadalaia iara. On the 2lst of February the 5atIe was fought; the government forces were commanded by Gen. Rocha The battle is represented as a bloody fight" and lasted four hours Gen. Rocha captured all the ar- liI'ery of the enemy, besides several officers and one thousand men. The shattered rem. nant the rebel force retreated toward Micho- acan, pursued by strong cavalry force.