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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-14
Soap! Soap !! /!

The subscriber is manufacturing at Camp
bellsports, nrst rate article of
8 Q e II 8 Q "A p,
which he will deliver to those in want of the
same at reasonable rates, by the gallon or barrel
Greese and wood ashes taken In exchange for
Soap.
Aiiorders left at Beckley's Stove and Tin Store,
will receive prompt attention. 8s
EDGAR C. CAMPBELL.
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-14

CLEVELAND PTrrsBURG RAILROAD
On and after Nov. 18th, 1862 Trains will leave
Stations daily, {Sundays excepted,) as follows:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-14
A FLANTIC MILLs.

Having discontinued our Store, we shall here
after deliver our Flour and Feed from the MIL
We have made arrangements with Brainard b
Son TO roceiEet orders. All orders left at their
Drug Store will be. pS0niptly flled. Our price
list may be fouad there. tif ftit -Is4il
March Il, iS7o. s2.tf S}-5g p
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-14
LIME, LIME.

A SUPPLY of Fremont EWhjte Lime con.
- stHntly on hand. Enquire at Diamond
JUNE 3 EUCKLANp.
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-14

GEORGE SADLER, M. D.,
H,hvsician and surgeon, Ravenna, Ohio
Ofiice,yvith NJ B. Thomas, Esq. Empire Block:
Residence on Walnut, second door south OF
Main Street. 0o-u.
i 7T-9 DIR. a. NJ. POWERS, an
rsclectic Physician and Surgeon, Rootstown,
Portage County, Ohio. Chronic and Private
door souts Of Green & Barlow's Store.
Dec. 81, 1862 ~. = z 2 II g =
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
The Sterling Mil.

MT. Garrettsce, superintendent of the Sterling Mining Companys mill and mine in Hassayampa district, started tue Sterling mill at Q A. M Mon day last. The min has been idle for long time for want of water, aud 1t is not expected that the present supply will last more than two or three weeks, to run the min in daytime only. Mcssrs Gray, Foster and Turner visited the mill on Tues. day last, and report that everything was in the finest order that the mill worked as smoothly as need be, and that the plates showed good coat. ing of amalgam for fifteen hours run. No at- tempt win be made to work the sulphurcts, at present. The managers are confident that enough free gold can Dc saved t0 pay handsomely
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03

Ing Los Angeles Daily S,a5 sympathizcs with the sickly editor of the MINER as fol lows
 Friend Marion, of the Miner, complains of having been go unwcll as to be near falling into the hands Of Old Death. We sytnpa- thize with our friend in his misfortune. but must say that his columns give no evidence of falling off in his personal industry and supcrvision.n
 While the San Beraarlino Gaarfiaa en. conrages him thus.
 " Hold your grip old fellow: you are loo valuable man Cor ihe Territory, and cannot be spared yetn
 IL Is fact that during rhe month of July Martens diet was composed largely of blue pills, alternatives, ;onies, and other medical food, but be had so far rceoyercd.as to be able 10 eat regular army ra;ions on Sunday last. and his friends hope that camp lie with Col. Stoncman for six weeks on the trip be started on last Monday, through Eastern and South ern Arizona, viii renoyste bis cnreebled frame sufficiently to enable him to stay with us on his return tlll he sees tLe country "come out"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Freight Train

Jacob Mi'ler's train arrived here from wickcn oa'g' Tuesday Inst, bringing whh it seventy thou. sand pounds of barley for c. c. Bean, the con- tractor for the delivefy Of grain at Fort whlpple A', Miller says le met quite a number of Italians " "Oamp Date Greek, of the Apache Moiiave per
 r' -'''0h' "ho were very sociable and friendly .ue u'in leaves to-day, loaded with lumber from No!e' & Curtis Quartz Mountain mill, for Wick GaouTg' From wickenburg the train will. go to Ll'enoerg' and load with goods for oar mer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
J. ". SWELLING.
 THOMAS BARNUM. J T. ALSAP, pho.uiE Diteh lorut,nnr-
Phnnlx. July4 ls7o.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

Itap?eaing that there Is Democzaiio Ceutal Com ntae in and r ihe County of yaTai which considers itself authorized to call convention t0 nominate ticket for the cushing ce an i Is iherere dgsHed by Demo crlis from all parts of Inc tOu1ty that Democratic Mnss Meeting be held n the Towu of Prescoli Saturday the frsi dny of October next nomuaie Denocic Tickst as well also as Co appoint canifsl Coiufn'tee Or he next year
 mi. call s subject 10 the action of e Central Commit df t should acN fin regards time etc, tho only design of this being to naiutain organization.
 MANY DEMOcRAre. Piescos sera is'sifs0 ser1,e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03

k skuli Valley. last week, soldier stood talk ing to a farmer who was ehopping wood, when the age few from the handle. striking the foot of the soldier, covering the great toe and so cutting the foot otherwise that the man will Dc lame for life. The so,disr belonged to Camp Date Greek, and the Surgeon at that post attended to the sui ferer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Good Placer Claims,

We learn from miner that Jake Henkle and partner and Messrs. Dun 6 Kelly, who are work Ing on the Iiassaysmpa, near the mouth Of Indian creek, hayeayeraged an onnce day 10 the man for two weeks past. Also that other parties work ing on the creek above them have doae nearly as we'll.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Immigrants Coming.

Hundreds of families, from Texas Arkansas Mis- sonri and Tennessee, are on their way here, pia the 35th and S2d parallel routes, with their focks and herds, and 1t Is to be hoped that, upon lheir arrival, our citizens will point out to them suit Able Iocatioss in our mountains, valleys and foot hills Noman should act the past Of dog-n.the- manager, in e country like this, where tberc are good lay outs" for si
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
By stasa

The mail coach arriyed late Thursday night, bringing Messrs. J. A. Rash, Of Wickenburg, \. Richard, or the firm Of Richard S Co, from Pima Villages Jas. Grant, she mail Contractor, and Mir II. E. Summers, from Virginia City, Nevada, an old quartz operator. Also, two Chinamcn from Hong Kong, and Miss Jennie T -, nom Wiekcnburg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Leonora Valley.

NeS'Ts. "ormscr & Werthelmer purcha.ed, ,-N 'eek nom L e. Dickason, that splendid farm. .Ds property known as Dicka.on's Ranch. in Le. ol"A valley on thc Lower Agua Trio. for the '--A oi s'OOo- There is no better laud in the p, Tp.1Nuy' and as the new road from MeDowell to '.''o'', passes through the valleyVan the farms ''1' vicinity must be considered desirable ja
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
ScTimInagss

Early Friday morning, two gents colHdcd in the Diana saloon, and II Runt had gash cut in hi. scalp by blow from pistol in the hands or J. Hamilton. Not dangerous though bloody wound Cause-some little diflcn'iy over cards
 At Jackson's saloon one Of the barkcspers and the cook Of the house, had mnss which, owing to interference of friends did moi result iaially for either party.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Military Items.

Capt B. K. Perkins, and Lieut. J. s. King, ol the 18th Infantry, with 70 men Of Company F, started on Friday morning for Dickason's ranch, to work on the new road to Camp Mcdowell and Phunlx
 On Friday, the 2Cth inst, two soldiers employed in hauiiug water 10 Fort wbipple, took four mules from the water wagon and deserted. Lieut. " l.. Sherwood, Aid-deCamp 10 Col. stoucmau, and Lieut. J. C. Graham. Of the 3d Cavalry, with fonr men, siarted ln pursuit as soon ns The dcscuiou was discovered, overlook and captured ihe dsser- ters on the Ia Paz road, below Skull Valley, aud got back 10 Fort Whipplc on Sunday, afler a ride of s5 milcs--w!th both men and mules A court martial harlug previously been ordered for Mon day morning, the men were put through withoui delay, and are now in the guard-hoUsc with lal and chain. We did not learn the sentence of the court.
 The force Of men employed for some time past at the Government saw mil was discharged this week, with the exception ef fho-e necessary to assist in taking down the mill, which is to be moved to the timber near Camp Verde, and Sm- ployed in cutting lumber for the four company post 10 be built near tie present Camp. |. THE gay and festive John Reese was in town on Wednesday his fret appcarance for three weeks. His many lady friends began To fear that the reds had gobbed him up.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03

Proposals wiil De SO framed thai bids for each article may be considered separately; and where an article Is required to De delivered at more than ono place the price for delivery at each place will be eiyen and aii prices will be stated in & gold coin, and expressed in writing as well as in dgs urce.
 Payment will be made In Legal Tender cheeks, on Asssstant Treasurer of the United States, San Francisco, at Inc latest selling quotations avail able on date or payment, upon receipt of eertih- cate from the Agent on duty on the Reservation, stating the supplies have been received and are of the requisite quantity and quality.
 Two responsible suretles must be named, and must certify on the bids their willingness to 20 bond in the sum of fifty per ccLtum of the value of the contract
 The undersigned reserves ihe right to Increase or diminish the quantity of eaeb astsefo. and to reject any or all bids.
 Proposals 10 be endorsed on the envelope "rro- posas for Indian Supplies'
 Bidders are requested to be present at the open ing of thcir bids. sGEO. l.. ANDREWS
 svt Colonel U. s. A., s,yt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
The Eureka Mill

This mill was delayed in starting on Monday last from tho fact that some miscrcant had cut of and carried away several feet of the main brl,. a loss which was not discovered until the belt was needed for usc. Any wretch who would do such deeds, deserves 10 De run through a battery and concentrator, and sent to Bclzcbub to be dcsul- phurzcd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Willow Creek.

tuesday last two Indians ,neaked in unon ,hc p1a '' b Glasgow while he was occupied at ri,,'-,U, ana cut two horses loose, which be had ,U .,,-,., aooul 300 yards from the house, and M, ',Su c on with them toward Granite mountain b,n,S 'aw lhe redskins just as they entered the riso n 'ne animals, and scizing his Henry .Do'.,, s',ueA out over the hills and came near aI,,asa ao get two shots at the "frcndlies.r at a don VI ioo yards, which caused them 10 abap. lo.' ,4' horses' Mir. G. secured his horses and no,,'- %' tune Ia going to the next ranch helow 10 ,,on5 '"s settlers that the horse.eaters were e,. 'u, ."S,, MF harmaduke and two or ;hrse aih. in rn.. -l,ea their horses, and with Glasgow wen, lona 'e'' ot fhe sborigincs, but t,i.y had too
 ''Gs and were not caught
 v' StAcHISe sinday morning at usuol ,,.o ,,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
alrw Sdrertisrments.
GOVERNMENT SALE.

To br s8id hy Public Auction cn Saturday ihc eafa day of seTteuiisf. le70 Cssp Iiaulrai A. IT, Cs.fs Camp Toil tiie 'he floEiHg pfarrfy icaasag io the [ aifsd States,
 TWENTY-o BURRos, 70 fBe condition no longcr needei by Government 4 miscellaneous assorfmrnt of Mechanics Te1is via Carpeuters Hlacktuhs, WheelElg gh's, and saddicIt. Terms of sale cash in Uaiicd States Legal Tender No'cf
 Sale to commence prrcisely a, I o'clock PM
 x $. NCLFoRD. sepi33 Fifsi Lieut.; 3d Cav, A. \ c. M
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
From Chino Valley.

Jas. Baker came in from the rural districts in Chino Valley, Wednesday last, and reports that bis flock Of sheep are doing wel-big and little he has @iO all told. On Sunday lasi five Indians one on horseback and four on foot were pros pccting in that ngiglbOrhood and len their toe marks pointing towards Williamson Valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Latest Aiming News Sept 2, P. M

Uncle Billy Pointer, who owns the Pointer mine-one of the beet mines in the Tcrrhorv- has not been in town since our last issue. lis believed his arastras arc still ruuulngl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Sale of the Burnt Ranch"

Messrs Vaughn S Klansendorr or this town have lately purchased the farm known as tho Burnt Ranch, for q 900. Tbe property is To- cated on the stage road about six miles w.s, Of town, and has been under cultivation for several years.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03

JUST RFCEIVED.-A fine lot of Virginia To. tacca o Le Allowing hrandss Belle of Virginia Ante loTe Navy, La Puta Cousuollo Gold Bars, Atlantic Ca ble Twist Golden Flake Ihirs-chewing. Ornoko Champion, Amber Flake Sun Pearl, shower of Pearl smoking.
 No more Poor Tobacco" st our place.
 iul2 C. W. BARNARD 6 co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
ISAAC II. LEVY,
Dealer in General Merchandise, and Genera
 Commission Merchant, San Bernardino, California.

Merchandise forwarded io any rari of Arizona. with Irompfucss ald despafeh
 Goid-dust Legal Tenders and Soldiers Final Settle. Oa'ce f ihe Arizona Stage Line No ! Jacl son Bioek corner of Third aud Dralto1 streeis
 hau Bcuardino Cal. August L1 If10
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Tuesday, September 9th. 1870.

A4l Es. IO be received at this office until twelve o'clock, M., on
 Tuesday, September 9th. 1870. for supplying ;ho following articles, via. One Hundred and Twenty-Five Thousand noJ OeO)
 pounds nc' U. ...s9r o' standard superinc gpsl. seyenty-hye Thousand l55 0O0) pounds, net; Beans, of good merchantable qmlity.
 Finy Thousand t5O,O0O pounds. net Barley Of
 good merchantable quality, 10000 pounds of
 which shall t-. .l .foy seed
 Fifty Thousand CJ00OOl pounds. net, Bcof Cattle,
 @ lo' immediate slaughter as.d issas.
 DeliTory Of tbe above named supplies, to, f,s made a; the Colorado River Reservation. 4. T.. In, such quantities and at such tirnos pTior to June Both. lsTl as may be dusignatcd lly the superin. tendent Of Indian Aiairs toih he ezceEtios of the seed Baricg, which Is to De delivered al Saeaion. A. T., immediately.
 The Beef Cattle will be subject to the following conditions, viz:
 Not Co weigh over Eve hundred poupd., net per head, Co Dc weighed, fl practicable and from tbs hre weight of the animal tbus asoertained, iis net weight Co be determined by deducting therufrom, fifty per ccntum. 1T weighed not to be fed or va,crcd for from six 10 niBe hours previously. If hnpraetcablc Co weigh on scales, the herd to be. separated and arranged into three equal lois ac- cording to thcir apparent weight, as heavy, me dium and ght cattle; an average animal seiecfedi from each lC Killed and dressed as prescribed by. The U <. Army Regulations, and the average net weight of thr thrcc animals thns selected. killed and dFusscd, Co bc accrptcd the average net weight oi ths herd The examination and deter minatOn of the acccptahity and net weight Of the Beef Cattle to be by board composed Of the. specia lndian Agent on duty on the Reservation, an officer Of the Army selected by said Agent and person selccled by the Contractor.
 To bc dellFcrcd al the Colorado River Roscrva- ton, and ai Sacaton, A T., issBaed,asefy in nearly equal quantities, viz:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Correction

In the MINER Of August l3, we stated that tho Anahein Lighter Company had reduced lighter age 10 sl3 per ton. We should have said to e per ton, and charge for storage. Bear it in mind
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
NEW BUTCHER SHOP.

have opened Duuns old Meat Market corner Gurie,. and Cofifs streets and Tnose Co LeeP hand and Er sale at reduced piircs, Cod Be.G Pyrk, Mutton a,f Poatyy. Also Egg Vegetables ctc
 J.w JOHNSON.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
5rlr Sdrtrtistmtnts.
STORAGE AND FORWARDING.

Parties iu Wchenburg, Prescott, and oti,ar interior points notified that have at ihe Elrrnherr Tardrg e '-.- ...s~sS rsr vith good shngiu 51f and aln lfTeu % rccslVEia iorward goods Of every description ., as low rates as any other parties engaged in fhe bs h~S J. T. BRYAN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
POSTPONE sTENT.

OFFICE CHIEF DISBuRsING oFFICEPl NORTHERN Dl-uUlsINs ftgsrW r. ARIZONA
 FoRr wnirrlE- A. T.. AHgusi 3ist 1870. The proFosls invited r supplying grain for ths several military pos's iu N0rthern Arzsaa advertised from his oloe te opened Sept 3d is41 uiI hs oJrrcd until September 2sfh ls7a C " FOSTER
 Captain and Assistant Csartcruuasisf. sep3t2 Chf Dish. OaccF Nsrthcru Disi. Ariznaa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
NOTICE. ANAHEIM LIGHTER COMPANY

From and aeF thi' dste Cnas R IoHxsox l. our taly Agcat md General Sgpsrntenaca;. By order Q! the Board of Irs2ises.
 r KORN
 Secretary Anaheiai Lighter co. Azaheisa, Juiy l5 ls7e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS! Great Reduction in Freight.
 ANAHEIM LIGHTER co.

he Auabem Landing o be forwarded to any Fan the State Arz0na
 The low rate of Ighfcrore Ces Crest Inducements shippers of merchandise fo 1fue Pine CerO 0nrio San Bernurdno and Arizona Territory. shiprcrs win pease scud Biiis of inding hy suAnef and mark goods care ol Aualieim Lighter Co
 CHAs. R. JOHNSON Agent Anaheim July l5, ls7o. aug6-3m
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03

Prayer meeting ai the saIDe rlaos every Wednesday evening. commencing ai 7i o'eiock
 The Band pf HoTa meets as usual Saturday aher. uooa. at iise Court House. Ht . ociock
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03

10 all Whom it may Concern:

& V teAA " AANAAA v ~+A~~,y OOANNA AA The undersirued nndef inc name and style of ' The Pl0aix Ditch GcmTany," hereby give notice that they have ts day claimed five thousaud ~pu inches f'o be mcaslsS under two inches presuF of the of sa River n he taken fnn sasi dssF ai f-aRi aheu three fuarts of mile above ts head of the dlteh owned ard used by the sWling lrrigatng Canal Company and immediately below fhe rocky point that there reaches the river which said ocai.on elceted by J. W. Sw lag and Thsras iaTuuiIs. isis TvsT se ihs under signed also claim git uf way fur iheif ifrgaHg Ditch aluug te line seieeted and clearrd by sald SwuE ana BaFSium the old accqna ditch sometimes called the Maaeznma Ditch aad thence along he eeaiFe of said cl4 ditch iis whole length claiming hfy feet each sde And he said Hhanix Ditch Cqmuany give further notice that they intend 10 commence wuk upon sad aek Og before ihe l0ih day of August lel1
 J. ". SWELLING
 THOMAS BAlkNUM
 J. T. ALSAP
 Ph0uiK Ditch C0mpany Phenix, July ls7o aag63m Al meeting of tbe PbpHix Ditch Company, hold Au- gust n lelO John sniih and Barnett lied shares aud t agreed t claim OO0 inches additional to that sready claimed And it ordered that notice thereof be given by publication in he Arzona MiNEh J. T. ALsAP, Secretary
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03

WM \. KELLY, one of our fair and squarc eutchefs, ha5 now a vast pile Of hides ready for shipment 10 the sea coast
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.

From this date urefarud Co fgward freight from Ehercnhrr 'o Prtcof siE cel and Co wiekehburf ai three and ono half osuts per }slunsl o gold
 J. coLDWATER G FRO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
To Beef Eatcra

Prices reduced at ,he riousss Batehcr Shop. viii sell beef as low as !, tan be bought elsewhere in Prescott, w.N RrtlY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03

Nr 1Iulse LUNG sunday morning at usual time. by ''' | aend'athc Court House. ''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
PHGNIX STATION.

Phoeniz- TavsPai County Arizona. Hay and Graa and tie hor, of Accommodations t,r
 ItaFelers Thc patronage of thc iraysiiug pgbiie s ss.,cisd
 l. UTrEVp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03


 REAL ESTATE, in and around Prescott ia yeitipo 10 be more valuable day by day, and choice Io,s and farms aill soon be SO high ,ha, men and women of moderate means will be unable to reach them. The certainty that Napoleon and Eugcnie, Bismarck and sturdy old Wilhelm, with their fol. lowers. are coming to reside here. as soon as the Republicans drive them from Europe has caused uroieriy .aS pgrS Co advance ther prices This aud inc fcts that we have the best climate on the Pacific coast, tue purest water. inc richest mines the prrtiicst women md the best lager beer. i. now known abroad, and catcbcs the old boys and girls who wish 10 enjoy the evening Of life in "God's county [. C. the mountains Of Arizona In saying tbis much iu favor Of our locality. it is mot our nicution Co take the wind out Of the sails Of San Diego, or any other ouohorse coast town.
 CHARLES ArcnIsoS has opened a store in wn liamson Valley, and Is selling goods cheap for cash. Mr. A. and A. E. Davis, of Mohave City. own equal interests in tho business If we are not mistaken, NIT. Atchison was Captain in tha California Volunteers, and at one time, com. manded Camp Molavc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
INDIAN DEPARTMENT.
Office Superintendent Indian Affairs,
 Arizona City, A. T, August lst, 1870.

CEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE, will
 D be received at this office until twelve o'clock
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17

THE SUBSTANCE of Judge Lawrence's bill
to enforce the Constitutional Amendments
gives to the United States Courts power to
do everything necessary to enforce any con-
stitutional amendment already made or
hereafter to be made, as well as to enforce
and carry into effect the fundamental condi-
tons on which any State is admitted to re-
presentation in Congress. The final section
provides that any person who under color of
any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, GUS
tom or otherwise shall subject or cause to be
subjected any citizen or inhabitant of the
United States or Of any State or Territory
to deprivation or denial of any right, privi-
legc or franchise secured, protected or
granted by this act or by any amendment of
the Constitution which has been, or may be
made, or by any fundamental condition upon
which any State has been or may be admitted
to representation in Congress, or admitted
into the Union, shall be deemed guilty Of
misdemeanor and punished accordingly.
This will, Of course, conclusively affect any
State officers who may refuse to assess, or
receive tax, or take the votes, of colored
citizens, and it is therefore highly impor-
tant bill
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
Names on tho new Rsilro.d.

MEssRs. EDIToRs In your remarks upon the
names of stations on the new Railroad, you say
Laurel Iron Works attenuated to Laurel Is IN
improvement. / grant that 1t is more euphe-
nious, but as there is already Laurel Station on
the Delaware Railroad the passenger who may
by mistake find his ticket carrying him to the
wrong Laurel could almost wish the Iron Works
that gives the station its name were retained on
the ticket and he were going north instead of
south from Wilmington.
pocopson might do to replace the time honored
name Of Painters Bridge, that has been used TO
designate the locality for hundred years, were 1t
rightly spelled, but almost doubt IL the old In
dian Inhabitants of the valley Of the rocky rivu-
paragraph would know It in Its new style of
spelling as shown In the time table. l really
think It is ''sn' TO murder the last syllable of
so beautiful name.
/ cannot object to changing the name of Sagers-
vile to Lenape which you say s half OF the name
of an Indian tribe. There fear you mistake, Mr..
Editor. Leni Lenape was not the name of an In
dian tribe but of very powerful confederation of
Indian nations, whose territory includes what
now constitutes two States of1this union and half
of the old Keystone, not quite local enough for
| the name Of station. The other half of the
name, Leni, is already the name of station on
the Media road, but few miles from Sagersville.
| Wawaset was not the name of the Brandywine
but of locality on 1t, and should be given to that
particular locality. Minquas or the inland stream
| be adopted as name for some of the new sta
tions or Suspicough as they named the West
| Branch might be used above the fork.
Yours O,