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backs of thelr animals, filled with s:lVer-0eAr- ing rock This rock was tben'. '.,ut through a process of smsltins, zach cargaeg .edin; aoou' five pounds of silver.
 This IS in substance one of the stories told by the old man, and he tells many others of a na- iure nearly similar. He believes tbe mines from which this rock was obtained to be inexhaustible, and says the work was not abandoned until the time that the Jesuits were expelled from Ari- zona. About that time the Indians arose and butchered about hundred of the inhabitants; the work was then abandoned, and as the ln- dians have ever since contindnl hostile. was never resumed
 His stories, it Is true, may sean sxtrsVa- gant, but when it Is coDsidered that they are corroborated by history, the most sceptical will feel inclined to give them little consideration. Professor Lam5orn, discoursing upon the char actsrs of silver ore, speaks of mass Of virgin silver weighing 2,7OO pounds, which was found near the Mission ofSan Xavier dei Bac nine miles from this town;) that r0 cords are extant iE the archives of Spaia showing that suit was brought on by the crown officers to obtain this mass ofsilvsr from the owners-peading that it was public curiosity ani, therefore, should belong to the King.
 When we consider the many evidences which we have seen, and the many reports which have been confirmed to our satisfaction, we cesce to doubt the existence of immensely rich deposits of the precious metals in the neigh. boring mouotains. Already one of those de. post5 has been discovered in the eighborhood of Burro Mountain, an1 care.ul prospecting will doubtless lead to the discovery of others during the coming summer.
 In these mines lie the marvellous discovery before referred to as necessary to give an im- petus to inning pursuits in Arizona. Of the explored parts of the Territory a tract of land ten miles square cannot be found, in which gold or silver may not be discovered, and much unknown wealth will doubtless be brought 10 light within the next few months, 5y miners from California and elsewhere who have already commenced flowing into Tucson, and hence into the mountains to the South and East This will prove the mos: effective warfare ever con- dueted agains: the Apache for miners will not suffer themselves to be driven of by say ages when fame and fortune promise to reward courage, perseverance, and industry
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TRANSPORTATION 0F :.
 ERNNENT STOBFl' ''
OFFICE OF CHIEF Q-sp-spv..
 Department of Califor.: San Francisco, March Iotb b,s

GEALED PROPOSALS ARE ryvT.' J IS this of6ce until l2 NJ, ca Wedns.4,,Ll' l'a. day of May. 1870, for the transpor,.i;,' ''. g tons (more pr les of Government S,''a S,' ' a San Francisco to Tucson. 4. T E year Commencing July lst. 1870. ,,, R June 30th. 1871. ca Bids to state in each case the priea in gold coin. for tbs whole distance. s' g,e Bidders viii state the route by which . pose to transport the stores. Bidders will. in every case, state ia tbsj. l., smallest number of days they are wi.lins VI tract to deliver the stores at thelr after they are turned over to them for '.,.'s '. tation, All bids to be made in triplicate, w;h advertisement attached to each bid. No E5f be considered unless accompanied by 2 l.'-. two thousand dollars Ia certified check t' rt.. as guarantee that the bidders vii eIa.a'' '0 contract if aE arded to him. Bidders will state the names of their ,D,,... the required bond.
 No contract made under this ndvertisen,., be considered in force until approved bv I'' partmszt and Division Commanders Ths right to rejsct aII or any Of the hid, served, if it be considered fer the in.er,,t ., servic- to do SO Bids to be addressed 70 the undersigned .,, ed Proposals for Transporting Arav S,,., from San Francisco, Cal, to Tucson 4. T"'F
 c. G. SAWTELJg
 B7t. Brig. Gen. and Chief Q. N. Den, q,
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McCormicA in Congress.

Mccormick still keeps hammering away at Congress- From a discussion n the Indian Appropriation Bill on the 18th of February, as published iu the Globe, we have the follow ing.
 Mr. Mccormick, of Arizona. It seems to me that one cause of misunderstanding upon this floor, and ore, perhaps, that has led to some confusion in the remarks made upon the subject, is that gentlemen here are inclined to look upon the Indians IS all alike. Now, we have in the Territory of Arizona from thirty to thirty-6ye thousand Indians. We have Indians there of every style and charac~ ter. We have Indians that differ as much from each other as Americans do from Ja- panese or Chinese We have class of Indians whose tendency is te civilization. We have large class whose tendency is to barbarism, who are as wild ss the birds of the air or tie beasts of the mountains We have therefore, to pursue varying course toward the Indians in that TerritUry and in all our frontier coun- try. l would go as far as any man upon this floor in protecting friendly Indians under all crcun stances and at all times, and am not opposed to the appropriation of any reason able suln of mouey for the care of such h. dians
 think the appropriations for friendly In- dians fer years past have been altogether toe small I should like to see them generously increased; but if war is necessary, absolutely necessary, with any of the Indians-and believe 1t is-let us havo war iR every sense ot the term let us strike heavy and strike hard This is the humane way; thisis the sconomica way; this is the only way. And without under taking 10 speak in detail of this particular cast i in Montana-for I know nothing of it except ing what have seen iu the newspaper reports and cannot believe them-I do say tba
 there are cases of Indian atrocities auC
 Outrages occurring every day on the frontier
 that demand the most vigorous treatment or
 the part ofour troops that it were fata mistake to trlhe with; that 1t were the climc'
 of folly to apologize for or let go unavenged
 Hundreds of valuable lives and hundreds O
 thousands Of dollars worth Of property wau'' ! have been saved in Arizona had Ihe Govern , ment rsced military force there salh:le to make an DniulsrmitinE sggres-i'e war upo
 the e'eRtiess Apache, a wat which y Iis yer force Noad iOng since nave brouga; nm terms Millions Of dollars woaid have bee
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CAMP MCDowsLL, 4. T., April g, lS,i SEALED PROPOS4E.S will 5s r.,.. ed at this oiiica unti. l2 o'clock M., Sam, May 2lst. 1870, for supplying the U. s 0s termasters Department at this rost |, one million, five Hundred thousand { ] 5O0b pound of Barley.
 Bids will be received for the entire auo, or any part of that amount provided no 5 less than tbree hundred thousan1 (30oe pounds.
 The Barley mnst be of the best 1ua'irn ed a this section of the Territory, sound a free from all dirt and foreign .ubslsuces, II to be cleaned with flaming mil before dl very also to 3e delivered at such time, n in such quantities as the Quarsermase,iDs D pariment may require.
 Bidders will state their prices rer posaii Gold coin, for Barley. to be thus delivered
 Eech bid must be signed by we r-sposi persons as suret'es, that in case 8 contrai awar led, the same will be entered ;at0, 4 fulfilled
 Payment will be made in '. s God c- or it. equivalent in Legal Tender Eots E mediateiy after the receipt of the jirsiu, ii Quarts Departwen, be in funds. fig then as soon as funds may be rece'd | such purpose.
 The right IS reserved to reject any aHi bids, and ;o accept the whole or any P5~' of the grain. A copy of this advertisement (s sEP q from this paper) must be attached 10 "a bid
 Proposals to be endorsed Proposals ora plying Grain at Camp Mcdowell, A. r. , to be addressed to the undersigned.
 Bidders are invited to be present atthe ol' ing of the bds, J. J.J0HNSTON
 Bvt. Capt. U, $, A., 4. 4. Q. !
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CAMP MCDowgLJ, 4. T., April g. l8I' SEALED PROPOSALS in trplicsto'

LAMP ACDoWELL, A. l., Aprll ;, I0f SEALED PROPOSALS in triplicat'' E. be received at this office uctil l2 OelOcS T Wednesday, June ls!, 1870, for supplying U U. $. Quartermsstsr Department at thls p, with ONE THOUSAND (lO0O) cords 0t woo. more or less, Rs may be required for one !" from October 1, 1870
 The wood must consist entirely of Mszlll eni to be delivered at such times ani n ''- quantities as the Quartermsster DePaF'.,'l may require. 4 cord to nsiFt of one 1dAa'o and twsnty-eighs (l28) cubic feet, and "' closely pied. ..
 Bidders viii atate the priea per cord ias'' coin, for wood to be delivered.
 The names of at least two good suFetie' N' be given iu the proposals. c..
 Payment will be made in [. $. Goa ". or its equivalent in Legal Tender notes 'g- '. !. d;ately after the receipt of the wood Il ], f Quartermaster's Department be Tn iaDu5 not then as soon as funds may be rscei''' such purpose. r.s
 A copy of this advdriisement Cs sL' ;; ' from this paper) must be attached to ea'D s.l G,
 Proposals to be endorsed "Propossi $ lo' ,i '-i plying Fuel at Camp Mcdowell, A. l.. ''' be addressed 10 the undersigned
 The right is reserved to rejac. an '-- bids offered.
 Bidders are invitSd to be Pre'SD' opening of the bids.
 Byt Cart ' Ss, X. .A '
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that I have this day daputizet J |. NcIaifry county Recorder and rx-oficio Probate clerk, and lie wll perform the duties O! said office during my absence
 F. H. GOODWIN. tucson, April f. 1870.
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NoY,ECE

! have ih.s dav Soli ou' rHr ca' in the firm cf Gne-rhs~s < Psftr N Chamber -a,i accounts S'i o- he co'npanv7 and ali comP3ny cto'' Paid by them ,,ern;
 SINON E, CHaAob... . April Tth 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25


For the relief of the Atlantic Male and
Female institute, in the town OF Atlanta,
parish of VIM, State of Louisiana.
WEEREAs, The Atlanta Male and Female
Institute has been Incorporated for literary
purposes;
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives OF the State
OF Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the Treasurer be and he is hereby
directed and authorized to pay the sum Of
five thousand (Sj000) dollars, TO the treasu-
rer OF said board of the Male and Female
Institute, in the town Of Atlanta, parish Of
Vim. State of Louisiana, for the completion
of said Institute and improvements, out Of
any money Of treasury not otherwise appro-
prlated, upon the warrant OF the Auditor OF
Public Accounts, which he is hereby author
ICED to issue to said treasurer Of the Atlanta
Male and Fem ale Institute.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
this Atlanta Male and Female Institute shall
be conducted and carried on for literary
purposes Without regard to race or color.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, etc, That
the said Atlanta Male and Female Institute
shall be considered part of the public
school system, and shall be under the con-
troll of the Superintendent of Public Educa-
ton and the State Board of Education.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(Signed) MORTIMER CARR
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved March Is, 1870.
(SigneO II. G. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana
A true copy:
GEO. f. BovEE,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
=. Johnson Va. j. H. Conway

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans, No: s6L-By virtue of a
rogated vs. the City OF New Orleans. to directed
by the honorable the Sixth District Court Tor
the parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell st public auction, at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, IN the Second
District OF this city On ~ f aSDAY Aprl "a
property, tc wit
l. THE LOT OF GROUND situate in square
bounded by Poydras Baronne, Perdldo and Carroll
streets, measuring hundred and fifty feet six
inches Baronne street fifty seven feet i've Inc hes
on Perdido street, and one hundred and fifty feet
four and thres-e ghths inches Carroll street, an
ffty-seven feet five inches the line nearest Poy
dras street. subject to the instruct granted 30
Christian Sc lneider, Louis Schneider and Hermann
Zuberbier. act passed before William j. Cast H.
rotary publ this city. the eighteenth OF May,
1867 and also all Of the rights of the city to purchase
at the expiration If the charter of the New Orleans
and Carrollton Railroad Company. to WIT: On the
ninth of February 1888, the building erected on said
lot at value be fixed by four appraisers, two to
be named bg each pa{ty, who' IN case OF disagree
g. THE LOr OF GROUND situated in the
square bounded by Baronre. Perddo, PoyCras and
Penn streets designated by the letter on plan
of Pile Murray. surveyors, dated September IL,
1863 and annexed to act of lease nassed between
the city OF ew Orleans and Kern q Felnan, before
NJ. Uaste, notary pubic, IN this city, on the SAID
eleventh day OF September, lst9.
Said lot measures twenty feet on B9ronDe street,
with the same front on Penn street: seventy Jeet
seventy feet eight inches the line toward Peydras
street, subject 20 the lease OF ern Feman. tor
fourteen years from the aforesaid eleventh Septem
ber 1859 at the rate of $500 annum, and on the
further condition that the buildings and improve
ments erected by said Kern Il Fellnan shall revert
to city at the xpratian of said lease, ARD all Of
the rights ard interest OF the City to the conditions
| of said lease.
Seized in the above suit.
| Terms-Cash On the spot, ,.,
| mill 16 apl2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25

EIFyH DISTRICT COURTFOR THE PARIS FL
T. of Orleans No 1915 BY virtue d writ of sci
ure and sale. to mo directed by the Honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN tne
above entitled cause, viii proceed 10 sell at pnDtic
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioreers' tx
change Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house Streets TIE Second District Of this city.
MONDAY April II, 1910, at twelve O'Clock M,
the following described property. to Wit
ELEVEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND,
together with all tho budir gs and improvements
thereon, consisting OF syaG Gus two-stery Drick
dwelling house, ard all the rights, privileges
customs ways servItudes and appurte narces there
unto belonging, situate in the Fourth District CT
ttis city in the square bounded by Pry,ania Coils,
Washington avenue and designated respectively by
the numbers four ive SIX seven. e'gnt, nine, ten,
eleven, twelve, thirteen and fourteen on plan OF
the same and other lots drawn by o. A. BedIn, iate
posted IN the office or II. b. Oenas late notary
public this city. which said lots OF ground have,
in American measure, the following Dimensions,
to wit:
Lots numbers four Eve six, seven. eight and nine,
measure, EACH tive feet nine inches and four
lines front on Prytanla street. by one hundred and
twenty-tv feet six and one-haf inches in depth,
between equal and parallel lines-
Lot number ten measures twenty i've feet ten
inchee front Prytana street, by one hundred ana
twenty-five feet six and a half inches front on
Fourth street, OF which last two mentioned streets
it forms the corner.
And lots numbers eleven twelve. thirteen and
fourteen eash, twenty i've feet i've inches
and one and one-seVenUh lines 'front.' on Fourth
street, by one hundred and twenty nine feet, be-
tween equal and parallel lines. 80.
Being the same property acquired By the said
from Edward Ogden. by act passed beforeraid late
notary. Il. b. Oenas en- the fifteenth Gay Oh April,
1853
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
mhl0 25 apI0 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
FEMALE REGULATOR.


This valuable medicine is prepared for women er
clusively, and to be used by women only. L 70
adapted especially to those where the womb is
disordered. and will cure any irregularity in ths
'menses. except in such cases as require surgical
operation. A these last very rare the Female
Regulator is of almost universal appi cation. In
sudden check of the monthly courses from cold,
trouble OF mind, or Ike causes, it acts like charm.
by restoring the discharge IN every instance, thus
relieving the fever, headache, pain in the small OF
the back and lower stomach, Illus hes OF neat about
the face, chuly sensations, burning OF The eyeIdss
and general restlessness Taken in time, all these
symptoms pass away immediately, without injury 70
to the constitution. frequently, however. the pro-
per remedy is not applied in time. the disease be-
comes chronic. and the foundation laid for number
ess evils to the constitution of the woman. The
next turn comes around, and there is no SHOW.
Or perhaps the whites, will appear. There wiz be
some uneaslness about the womb, but very little or
none of the natural fluid escaping. The complexion
becomes saow bowels swollen, sort of greenisn
caste about the face const ant dull achpg pains in
the head, weight in the lower stomach and back,
with or without whites, palpitatons of the heart,
pallor. exhaustion, indigestion, wsariness iauguor.
aching the oins loss of appetite. pain in left
breast, tghtness across the chest cough and gidd-
be fully developed; the headache becomes severe.
with loss of memory, diminished sensibility, sick
stomach dyspepsia relish for food loss Of flesh
increased flutt erng of the heart sweng OF the
ct legs and body and occasional splitting of blood.
The slightest effort causes s hurried breathing a.
doughty feel" his is sad picture, but it is the
condition of thousands of women between the ages
of fifteen and forty-five who are brought to the
grave by Ignorance, or neglect to take the proper
remedy
above mentioned IN connection with an irregularity
Of the monthly sickness we earnestly ST. TAKE
A few ounces taken. you will at once experience lts
benefit, and with little patience you will be fully
restored to health.
This remedy has been extensively used for ,,+srd
of twenty years by many of the most experienced
and successful physicians in Georgia No family
should be without two three bottles.
We repeat, that DR. }. SRADFlELDS FEMALE
is prepared for women, and to be
used by women only. A trial is all we ask.
Prepared and sold in any quantity by
L. II. BRADEIELD, Druggist,
Atlanta. Ga.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
NO. 1OS.
AN ACT


For the relief of P. J. Kennedy, and to pro-
vide for the issue of bonds II payment OF
Indebtedness due him.
WHEREAS. The State of Louisiana did con-
tract with r. j. Kennedy, in the years eigh-
teen hundred aud sixty-siX and eighteen
hundred and siXty.seven, through the Board
of Levee Commissioners, for the construction
of certain levees, it being stipulated he was
to be paid cash for said work and whereas,
the State did not comply with said article OF
contract, but instead thereof the said Ken
nedy was rendered State bonds in payment,
which he was compelled to receive or moth.
ing. and which bonds he was forced to sell
on the market at the then prevailing dis.
count on said securities, thereby netting
him a loss of one hundred and thirty four
thousand four hundred and eight dollars
and twenty-nine cents (Sl34, 40S 29), as
shown by his account presented and sworn
to by him as correct, and which sum is
Justly due the said P. J. Kennedy under his
contract as aforesaid.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State OF
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the Governor Of the State is hereby au-
thorized and directed to issue the bonds OF
the State, to be signed by him and counter
signed by the Secretary of State, and under
the seal OF the State, to the amount one hum
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
sEeau Mule VS., FEED rick Stpmpf

EItFH DISTRICT COURT FOE THE PARISH
of Orleans, No. 1901 BY virtue OF writ of SEIZURE
and sale to rue directed by the Honorable the hith
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, viii proceed to sch at public
change, Royal strest, between Oanal and Custom
house streets, the Second District OF this city,
SATURDAY, April 2 is7o, at twelve o'clock
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, rights ways,
servitudes, privileges and advantages thereunto
belong, ne, IN any Wise appertainipg, situated in
the Fourth District of this city, IN the square
bounded by Jose p6ine, st. Andrew, Benton, or
Franklin. ana White streets, designated by the
numbers twelve thirteen. fourteen, fifteen sad six
t9sn on sketch of SAID square drawn by H. Rei2en-
an act passed in tire office Of j. Barnett, nGtar7
public in this city on the eight day OF March 1851
winch lots measure as follows. to wit:
Lot number twelve, thirty Feet front a fr2naln
street BY depth Of one hundred ard shirty-r9gen
teet two inches and two lines, between parallel
Lot number Thirteen, thirty feet fr7nt on Frank.
lin street. thirty feet i've inches and six lines front
he line OF Gormley' reserve, parallel to St. An.
drew street thirty feet five inches three and holf
lines on the line Of lot number twelve, and thirty
one feet four inches and tive lines on the line of lot
| number fourteen.
Lot number fourteen, thirty feet five inches snd
| six lines front the line of Gormley's reserve
thirtyone feet four inches and tive lines the line
of lot number thirteen, thirty Feet five inches three
and halt lines on the line OF lot number twelve and
thirty two feet nine inches and two lines thu limo
Lot number teen thirty feet five inches ard siy
lines front the line OF Gormley's reserve thirty
Two 1eSI nine lnclpS ana lines limo OF lot
number fourteen. thirty feet five inches and three
and half lines on the line OF lot number twelve an(
| thirtyfour feet and seven lines the line Of lo
4 number sixteen.
And lot number sixteen thirty feet five inches 81
| lines front on the line of Gorneys reserve thirty
| four feet one inch seven lines on the line of lo
number fifteen, thirty feet FIVE inches three and {
| halt lines on the line OF lot number twelve auC
thrtyve feet inches and four lines on the lin,
| OF lot numb Der sixteen
Being the same property acquired by de
| PENDANT by purchase. from P. j. Mcclure osr ae
passed before Edward Barnett notary public in thi
| city, dated August 10, 1861.
| Seized in the above SUIT.
| Terms-Cdsh on the spot.
| THOMAS L MAXWELL
mil 10 ap2 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans