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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1871-12-07

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t.ns sotlwsits Csfaans fprattsus ssin
uno man mnbis bnr,is 1u s8stir ssttn,
um Ten esd ju NOpfsH, uup bcs 5imisn
bss Gatr,susss Su usrtinpsrn. 69 /
60 stlana. DaS bsrstts sInssbrun.
gene sRafsr pasp wiseu ausssfaVpft,
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1871-12-07
Ganftts SapttsI.
DeS Glafes netermuth.

ii Susattdr MAR pds @hafssrltt, mel.
dee btr ,alts sasdt st,arnts Gar Sbsr
bic aafrdtrsrifatn 8anpsn Der @tfsit.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
Chantcs for Bnsineos nlen.
G,arble an0 Slate Alanlc!s.

KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MAii,LE-
i1VG WORKS I1i sud 10 Mas. Fghteutt. ols 'Vl &c
"a NsIIs.I HMe. n eompst As1 Monuments "Ii' ''oI
Tsbie Top, ee at prices thas dei' eompelton.
T,NhuFIFD SLATE MANTELS.-Pl Plain,
M,rsiel anl Dece'eL 81 p.ss n a. -o q, = 20 am -P"
Between IIhl and s'Nih-ave'.
,4ARRIFIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
bb "a si.s,rt ds,qns rom S) Hi;, , s3 az 20 Eo l. d
trtyIF1 Co. Gs uasye., teL IhAH-alh Nd IA.''hiAt.
@ kT,NBER a. Co.'S Marble Works, 2li to22j
~ ~ - :, bteqen ro.lway aui shave Marble and mafbfe
80, roacnt. original ae' na cheapest ih "eel
e.,S AND UPWARDS Marble Manlcls'
40 sb fae wor good pattern pr res love .'a any ou'' "'
ffgVCutrCR ft li1lse fRd lot n ofnrr M lofh a., -
D GCnAeu WaiUAH ~ ". ifa-A Jeb w ss 'A' ''>
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
HORSE AND CARRYAGE MARKET

-, NDw-NoRK, Thursday Aprn H. 1871.
Inc morse market remains practically un-
changed and nothing has occnrrod t,,Io, rc,ri,ir,
cepcCial notice.
1he Horse and c"rriagc Auction Mart of Mcssr. John
ston Var Im;ci. N ras' Tlireeuth-.t has Of lato
been cohSHftahB .larged and otherwise greatly i'm
pi0vUd fOr tOln0rTOw tFridayl, the ian ineG tboy
announce through our ADVERTISING columns the sale of
large and select stock, intending lnn tearo ~
mgchcd road horses, Abdaah stock when Wi, lc sod
unCcr wfrrantec also Ir. Heres well-tnovn froifcr
Commodore Idly, and matter OF interest for vcry
young folks we may add that complete turnout com,
nrisng goat team, carriage and hrness, will also be
brought under The hammer
the oaIr,gc trade continues active. but without fen
ture to note
IN reply TO repeated inquiries addressed 70 u we state
that t5r only Journal devoted the harness aud lcry
trades pub h in this city is The Hgi1cSs dd C1T0ge
J0UI7tGi.. published once week by DeSer % co. and
nat We arc no. aware OF the existence Of any other
yorkly embracing tho harness ard carriage TRACES Sd
their collateral branches. it5 columns are m'sty hHed
with int resting and valuable trade 2idclos.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
1--WE STOCK MARKETs.

Tsrg.rtr April l3BEKvBs-Ar to-day: 81 ~ Wee
Lirc.lSt, and % CoUnulll1W l'ing i
DE Zl3 Which arrived yests- sad several lots SUI bold
Sef0G have m elire ais nee OF IRE 10
~ r nucn question oi price as D. Vas 10 eet a
Elc'ers can't eel THEN met and are eri 20 stock
cie --e ;oy and on these tn decline fully t.
fr Nols- ta l24 ltc lor the bulk few prime u cS
ser Q1.sy lJ. FOR torvf' tlOye Ct - bead q
at II -c; - Of ot CIT ~ l@Hsc
t-ht Oh, e. --t &C., 90 IIos &C. cw at l2Tl-lc leI1
N-y-iCrk AID The rTCr can NOW se' some cool
tls cattle 70 eat up Ie grass so'l 10 be- oI even
Y C vah very heavy receipts Of live and dressed sent in
er avorng;ic markets are E-,ted mat lots
~ oaI have tean takel one slcl lot Of p was
rs -lq ,ua calves have aeD odd at doc & 10
tv J. N IiuI>fgn Co. 10 d. 10 &c. who also soi
> B-s Coz ldl25 5 az gc Ibre ou sold = tate calves
Inr t,-e NsG.aw Reid sod cul Of l j az tci %
tit rt 10 70, at 7!c Of lSO ID at &C., aui Jew OF It@ ID
sssp Ayp IAvBs-arrval 3C07 viz: Il at Communpav
t3- et to1i ve been n y,steTIs- AZ y c-. % Secr
ig7t f2l vrusc bat .t isc Ice ar
fy ,l- drug s-ain. The IIrh market very nsy
tr,- actually cs u. % tufa O. scale one
sold at 2lC; cf % l 70 ltc TT cV are got
hi d. -i1ys I6clc 1hv some s oI eep snl Iuce
u- % clipped % &C.. iar err ~ 10 i'i WOO,
ssp Hrr Elo. sing lO ONO selI-l heep ~ ~ otci -
4 r i state wool sheep. 90 p ~ q !ets,i' ala ooi
SD 7 ac 100 II, '.ci 90 do, lo' To- &C. ana
JT5i e. Oh, G, ped the,p % % a, s!c l5 Illinois wool
Fqsrt hi. sott a. Ohio wool sheep. % 70, at &c.
Fpr.ict .' ono c.9f "a. snip 't TO- NJ '!
Bs--ra-a-, c.rs Comircli'ev F1l - afei. ~ IT,
AL Tt .ra change puco FROM o. az sc or Fe all 'a r
49, fofl! OHIO Logs To- TO- sold at Foruel-s Tor ts'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

JAAiES IoOtf, "nl''''llt =" - vor,
Eew.Yogs April Ig1L No. u. LSe.! 's' ~, ~ :
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Ll,,p. trsl l3-l rnCoaso opened ct Or ~ more7 Al
-ft. rHt American CIet ad steady Uli.ed states
F.rrr- lo. 1902 % 1865 DID, 81 l.,5 % Te4Fpe 90
F..sv, Ami l2-Efelng-Uu!el States Hs5-IveHy bonds
tasi E s. ilf .ac i-ue Of lto2. 80 .-.... 90
IyEzr1i april IlI:5J mC0tton o. ered dull bltdhng P
u y sling Orleans, "a S8 Of DE- tay l1 vj bake
IoytC All l $3.50 D u-Consos G.e ogotd a s3 for Hoaey
g. 81 fr .c,-4t American s.cDuuts re ArAer an4 have '-
fr-- To rug lie quotations. In ed states fe-IHeLtY
l.s'. irl l1 t. Oh 90. 1867 9li; Ten Fori,s 6gt
l0VDo' h- l-41 p mtOlc c'5.l al y9s FOR money sH1
AneIcsz secuuie3 gr'et; tri Stetes live
l.tiy b, & s3 5j. Oil, s2li la,I s2t Ien-fories ~
LirERPor tral lssn p. IlCOt0l closed cuhi hitng p
@ i ID ~ Orss ga tie saIcs of the day have been
az se o Which 900 bales sieu iol speculation and export
trun - fJf Cumberland Cut. ,
L.ND,y si is p IaIhc Ievula- vetAy statement o the
tk Of L-.,I. ra4- Trbc today slow. shat tie SlO1 O bLlOn
,sEFo... aI.u I3-D.c0l-Shor Ribbed Mides quoted Il
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
COTTON MARKrrS


NrwoRiFN Aptl l-tott quiet hut frmi Midtngs, ~ n
inc net r'er J. iis baesi gr9s A ba-, olrongto Great
1905 lacs TO Haul i bales; ll5J
to Cruz 4!j bals; sales 20 haes stock bales
NoFriN ApTil 3-Coon quet Low Mllnes 2ldac; net
CENTS o. baes cNnos-c03stW 1856 bales; sales 100 bales;
3.0i bales
SAvANS'H, April l3Coton- Miincs 14c.; receipts 223
81 lst3 bales.
Cn,Wrs-ov April l3Coon csdy Mdune. sl 7Iici ne, re.
eer M has expotscoastvse. i56 bales as fD bales oek,
~ 5s6 bales
Bo'foN Arrl l2-Coon quiet; Millngs lHc net receipts III
bales; 220 haes sales, J1 slcs; stock lJUH bales
bAL1iNORR, April l}to'ton duh and nominal; MinVs ~ a
bc receipts leo bales cross l5l bales erporsto tha Cont
neu IS bales; cols.wc 100 bates sales i bales; stock 1928 bales
MOBILE. April l3Cot1u dll; MtdluQ. liici receipts j
bales; exports coastwsr 3 hss sales. 2o bales spc ~ bales
GALvtslON, April (04n STEADY; Good Ordinary. PIE;
e bales exports cOast 65 bales; sales 100 balesi stock
IS ,01 bales
MiIslyrToN, April l2COon inacvci Miluss. l4c Let
celpts, 20 Oa.esi sales, 10 bsios stock, sO7 bales
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

,sx ary ,,a unchanged Buk Meats In fair dmnd At lower
80 % zoo pounds Shoulders steIc Sides 8@alc for Rib 9Dd
C Rib SALES oiey by rsrc, nho Soud not Keen their merzns
& Sc Tobacco duh and lowers sales 600 hhds. WHISKY
m April DUH held firm Wheat duh No 81 2li
- . 2J seller April <during noon
sadt ai ii So cash Gem airiy seiivoi No t3c during
~ NC active 2 9009lc Barley higher; No ~ j6r
1i & s,n AZ Mes Pork Sl0 IS cash s5 % seller Msy
iii, cash. NE seller iuuc Meats nominal At
50 Cattle tull snd unchanged Receipts Ooo bb Flour
n rq brh wheat 4I0n hp Com; 2200 bsh Oats: 2O0 bush
ID on bush BARLEY; 4toJ Hogs Shipments bbls Flour
i60N Wheat +2Oeo bush Corn; "a 0 bush
Bsfev; 900 Hogs. ffegn,s guict Com q Bufu.o. Sc.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
prCrIpTs OF PRODUCE.

Per Ttssels ami RrtrO0Gs. . 80. -
30 Ik-s Ahes, 1903 hes5 Cotton 10 - & 9i or
Ei 100 fla Elriev bush seed. 80 bush ears o3 DDS
NJ 90 bs-. Mel. 40 bhs Oatmeal 39l8 bb hsin, al o'
prt s tt Pee- A. rkcs. Meats, lan pkf GrSs'i st
ita sr l te,. Iarl " Tkrs Stern, lgI pkss Butter Zj
- C-e- 38ltl E.cs 10 pgs. Tow, y pag~ Dled Ff.
st-. Ot g. 3 3 hs WHISKY % laes Wool bales Hemr,
y - i 49, ~. ,sles Leather 221 Iitss 81 hs H1es 3JJ
~ Tobacco Us ILes ToJaclo 2gj y Lead, oj hsclests Tea
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
RrTFAIO IIYr SrnCK MARKEr-Arrn n.

CaloReccs far in the demand, being sc1nst
2 day Of LOST market ee ali sales confined butch
greater portion Of the Eq IN hands
huyeTs sales msfe OF 10 Missouri steers Averaging 1870 d to
1851 o. At S6 6od -; Is llana. I6 10 1881 H. n II Hi
no 1879 n, sc 80; 80 Mchsh socNe GlJ ~ IS M ~ Canada
lsl TO- at a. 2 Sheep lower trle market DALI sales 28
shr.e Ohio Sc H. - 0 f35 v7Ot Illinois n. ~.
81 Hogs somewhat scve but shading in prize; leS 8,
aycsagn Ia % TO j TO- p. leo 2l& d. 80 u
3 4
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
60 farmers anb Others.

SEND for CIRCULAR of the l.. GREEN PLOW,
- u. host in the market. FOUGHKEEPsIB a. ~ PLOW Co
I'REES.-NORSERY STOCK
= or ALL KINDS AND ALL SIZES.
4 =. CHAPMAN. 81 and 20 yesey It,, New-York
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

" JERsEY.-NOTiCE 20 COSiRACIOh"
Prooo. el roed the Engineers onee No 0 ilos'! ST.
SewYos mil NOON of THURSDAY the goth ds' Of AP in'
f te graduation necessary two sl tonal TRA'hs OF
- t..,ep Elizabeth lad Bound Brook except
,.., ber, tie I-i d Scotch Plains Grade snd nei 'A u"
RoTf " gr-6sI m Dol BLE tracs o. rAt oi' .o,r
pl,,. IA Do s.u AZ WIS '' ~
lie Igtl Instant Ths Elncer TIE u.h or1' 0" ~ NV
deemed 10 " JASs aoORF Conelirg Engineer
~ ~ An ia-i No. n. Ltcftl-stt Ne"-loIe.-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

weekly enbracing tho harness ard carriage trades SEd
thor collateral bsdhchos. i.5 c"innS aIe n'S' hi'
with interesting and valuable traae aiIclts'
----
forses, Carriages, GdrEsss, Sc.
4 UCTION HOUSE
ONE ,ni se,ro5m d .issr CTa R1o''r 80 Lbe''y''
HossE AND cAFnIAeF ugAScgH. .,,.,,.
Nos no s Ii5'Il pAy " TRDhg FRI iT p q o tI0cK
ErEGAyT CaOss IiTCIBD SPEEDY ROAD TEAA 5! ta01s
hh and gelr h6a,sh s:9ei Ls r'a' AMI true "'''-H''
sPIEsDD Gf1Y FAMILY I'LL had. h.h, old. 'oaoi
w Well sI '5 KSo%S J TBoryG HoayE oIo5oPE EDDY Ht
tue has oel In 2S Also TOP sl 20 TOP ROAD HAGQS 40
Isne Il5es Rl, SC, &C. 6.iny ~ istiRE sOAD @ ~ lab
''''' TsS oTilrs n5RsEs. Rod hED, FAMILY.
COUPE RocKAWAis. PARK PHtET0Sj TOP All no TOP
EAGOES nea tad seeoll h'nd. &C., &c ------
4 -1hE CARRIAGE OF The PERIOD.
rCEY pHAEroSs
...... vthof wilton, rugei.. st PIAYDEA[gs'
Pony PIAiTON3, NO Eis B'lA!eeph"I
in al, le nqyss. stiles ut FLANDRAUs,
PoEY PHAETOTS. No Ess Eisiieeaihst
Pony rHAEIONs. No E,s Eshteeaihst
on .go or thee spriag. q. FLANDEAUs.
PONY rHABT0NS. 30 E- sltecnth-st
p0EY PHAErGys. No Eas. hshtcell+t
vill or without tops ct FLANDRAUs,
raB cAeRAqg Op THE PERIOD No. Elst Rish'ecnh't
ne.p psrAsoramE VEHICLES in GREAT VARIETY.
C4r.ac toagt I.,la Lan,u four and zsoat Coupe Rock-
laayA llh. Summer i,cLa@aya
Pax and rody S pans. MO Top Rosi Wagons.
v,r A a, ',,io'eS or srcoyTa,yp VEHICLES or
EVERY DESCRIPTION
A. 5 FLAEDR.U, C-rrlse Builder,
No. 7 Elst LiIh''- -nli-5t re-, ~ lele.
4 ). B. BREWSTER & Co.,
MAN oFA'i oi'Ni' " / '-'N '""'''-'''''''
''L LAa- Oh'a' fdS'. - ZOE Sd - - y = A-
EsrABrJsHED 1883.
.,.,-...,- ,,.,o,,,o, .,,, o,,, r.,o,, NAM ov
rng pRtNsr&
Is n. ,,.,-,,.
''''' ,,,',-5.,, ,-oon.urg
,,sl-Iiy;;s;;,ias.s y;;, ~ PiyR SC'tli,rAGrs
ca AND G3O BROADWAY, y. Y.
our GrSlIrV,.5s COUNTRY CARRIAGE AT sG0
THE LAEDIC{ LtSD4gLEIs. cIAEEJcE5 e.
tgl7rIraa-rrohf' bt:G'tG;ii'.S.' $40.
Pony PHATTJNS-al 81 iey-loa. 80 4J We Invite d, to
e1.:2-a. orr ,-',, ,,.i,,,,- ~ :
q NlN-'h, D ~ L-'' 9 ~"
nANUTACTirRERS or FINE CARRIAGES
AND LIGHT ROAD WAGONS,
-4t. er-r, FSo.a, .le.r
OI'' ~ ti,, R66gS Ss" RGo,DWAY.
TFR NoSr ELEf g[oCH o. SGGlLf TINS tISg @ SAR5FE5 5TF
T,tr,I.'iE .vO FniFCN sIALTl WITH LATEST IMPROVE.
MEME , s,,.,xs E, r., -..,, ,,, ,,,r, ,.,, ,,.,o,.
%ia y ss. 81 BY l o in complete g5ng order sei VII
=. 1,t,.r,x r,r,r,
bi'COOO'i> > DI'l'" ''-'-'i
tr.Ii.l t,i t.-..',r.t .'l i''''' ''''''-'''
NEILSOS & GUILD,
NrA%rrrA ACTI-HErS AND IMPORTERS
OF ,,
49, .,.-l,.- ..,-.r,,.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
n,-.,,, ~ T.u .r.,,ros OrFrcV OF ISprIs ArJt,R'
' nArtuSGros. n. c.. March 90 1871. ,

sorTI ee r reng bills and ssmilei under The ABOVE aO
,er,urt b,, been ehiu. Washington D. c. to No. oJ Dh'
Ns,yo Ct, which place viii ior business on and amer
,n,s T. s PARKER, Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

The rnarfri cperel stro"g ior the low gr'l,e,,;;
-, 6,r shjrment al &c close TIE market was dnll
y III re5ium grade. and lnn for Family; sales,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

- I'D
w .gt % iht Oiec OF
ont pp A. ~ Anil t0 1871. frri'hirF: denver - (te
,n In ni. Inn woft of the fourth hoori ino ,GP W
ne Ore. .I Is.lrt Lui.g in Boston 'ias'
rsn, snI s,h.iuie consisting principal Of rolled "fos'' ~
Tb Sors to he delivered PIT In pite Il sath yb a,r
time 10 time redIdd By the super nth4sl, ,rJ that he
,rd tie roof ha b. made lie subject Of 'efa.a. nae OF
contractor ,lsl he allowed 30 iars for 81. nis ~
each door and ~ dvs ps m.ng s-d parg u pae "
Tie eontrtetors win he permit. tir rf' ' ' r,rgs
t,i5s'S~ m ,bs irs m rrt.rr ihe aofk n t-c' w..
hrt - m II. tegu,r. 10 ray .le rc ~ Oh" men 'Ni
tbeo n 0tuf U d. NArh 'i-''-'
SlaFtIrg tumble 10 re c0n.4e' or ILL.,
worA will be suhli,ied an ''t 'A' ''"-''' '
esnsdescl asais r. le a., III ,A. .oson OF
hntt, psf cent Of due I" y he i'il - W,
each loo. tho balance tie iLal eanp % ~ 400
An i. ug he nfe1nrsniti b} sal t3.' pm o Gun -
a. s llfsr l ac. 20 rtI pe the eoai ~ " eNal ~ a.
suFieercy of .te seouafl a. 10 ectt.d n ue a.. I "
n 1rt az D,,ue Aorrey o he Iltic "hffe De f;,d, ,,
Tie Dtpst,ueat esoffas re Il % t any ol ~ w M, 49, 4.
deemed 10 he rt.fc,. " s Goyurnsn 70 90 90 "a Aa S
I'D u.f, n,i.f De ohiattd 60 w VH' an
,,r,,n feduueYis o ta Hl'th'eA,
of d. ril, o. XII ,ile VIII no, ~ C'nsie1e ne'tI W.
pfoga. h. fo.l parties Nl uf not Inta eng ~
a Of Cas ol wouybtlfO "oia AZ 80 L-l' N''
tie cssrhts ~ g.a tfihH
pfspaa, b. .ul1rld bI Tor ltoh m1,, INV,
Tea,nfy Bosioa Mas snl JlrSs'e 70 6NlplA' p"'A-
AsnstgtsS4slt
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
Proposals.

AZ u cock THURSDAY the -h o ApTii
1eFt for iaql'ia lbs qaDis therein given. any all 'fhss
~'''' -''''' =" '"' -''''' soHssDuLg MOL.
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Mock Humanity.

The following St. Louis dispatch refers to the massacre of whites near Fort Sill when General Sherman was out there. It is the report of an es- capped captive:
 The Indians tomahawked and scalp ed the wounded, and took MacMoore, John Jones, Thomas Hayward. Henry Brown, and Harry Jackson and an- other prisoner. They bound them and sent them to the woods under guard. What disposition was made of the train is not known. The day after the battle one of the party at tempted to escape and was killed and scalped. They marched for two days in northerly direction, and on Friday they halted, when the Indians tied Jones and Hayward to stake, cut out their tongues, Topped off their ears, and otherwise tortured them in the presence of other prisoners, and then burned them to death.
 This is going the rounds of the hu- mane (?) press of the old States. It is given merely as news unworthy of comment. It only tells of the cruelest murder of peaceable laborers by lazy, barbarous Indians, hence Eastern hu- manitarians regard it with pious in- difference. What a choice lot of Pharisees they are
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-26
PapagO Indians.

Recently Indian Agent, Dr. Wilbur, visited the Papago settlements. He reports an almost entire failure of crops. The wheat crop is total fai- lure. Possibly some corn and pump kins may be produced if the late rains extended over their lands. The early rains did not touch their section, hence the failure of wheat. We are inform ed that there are over 2,OOO Papago families.
 Except some fifty families about San Xavier, they live fifty or more miles to the southwest. Nearly one half have gone into Sonora to endeavor to get labor whereby they may sup port themselves. But for the abund- ance of mesquite beans, the Doctor says many would now be short of food.
 The Papagos are notably we'll be- haved and industrious. They have been so without lavish appropriations by Congress. They are of the same stock as the Pimas, but are better disposed Indian, and have been almost wholly neglected by the Government. Now in their time of need, they should receive help. Many thousands are being worse than fooled away on the families of Apaches at war against us, and not one dimes worth of food or aid is bestowed upon the peaceable Papagos who have always susbsisted themselves and helped to fight our battles. Will this inconsistency be continued?
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-26
1 French Communists for Arizona.

French Communists for Arizona.
 Files of New York papers recently received give details of what purports to be scheme of Charles D. Poston to colonize 40, 900 French State prisoners in Arizona. The Tribune and Herald have quite full cable dispatches on the subject, and The Herald lengthy Paris correspondence giving particu- lars of the scheme, and the resources of Arizona. The correspondent evidently knows nothing of Arizona and as little of the personal rights of man in the United States.
 As first proposed by Poston, the Communist prisoners were to be divided into three grades and 40, 900 of the best ones sent to Arizona. Later advices say that all the prisoners will be individually tried before any will be permitted to depart the country, hence the Arizona scheme may be held as practically abandoned.
 This scheme has enabled the distant press to get off much of what may pass for wit where put in circulation, but as understood by those really informed of the alliance of the Eastern press and Apaches against the struggling pioneers of Arizona, it is all stupidly contemptible. However, we would be pleased to sec Communists come, but if they do come on such information as The Herald correspondent gives, candor compels us to say they will be sadly disappointed on their arrival. Arizona is second in value to no Ter ritory under the American Flag, but The Herald writer makes Illinois ap- pear worthless ill comparison.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-26

SINCE last Saturday, we have heard some reports which, if true, will ex- onerate Colonel Grover, of Camp Verde, from the charge of wilful refusal to permit the troops there to follow the murdering Indians all about Verde and on the road to Pres colt. We will know the truth very soon, and we shall comment accord ingly.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-26
Independent Command ordered to operate throughout the Depart. ment of Arizona.

HEADQUARTERS, DEPT OF ARIZONA, l In the Field, Camp Apache, Aug. If, 'H. Troops ID" Captain Hes yl "F'' (Ct ptain Moo 'e), HI" (Ca2 n Stan wood) Third Cava' y, Gap a Guy V. Hen y, Third Cavalry in command, will constitute an eEcedition for the purpose oc operating against hostile Indians in this Deoartment. Thij expedition will operate independent O. any Post, but its commanding officer is authorized to call on any Post Com mander for what supplies or aid the expedition may require. Captain Henry will report to the undersign e6 for detailed instructions.
 Signed: GEORGE CROOK,
 Lieut.. Colonel 23d Infantry,
 B'vt Major General U. s. Army,
 Commanding Department.