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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Smallpox has made its appearance i
Norfolk among the colored people.
RAIN.-The farmers around Norfolk ar
complaining of too much rain.
The crop of cholera morbus is producin
a fine yield about Harrisonburg.
Great animation prevailed in the tobacco
markets of Lynchburg Wednesday.
MAD DoG.-A dog supposed to be rabid
was seen on Cove street, in Norfolk, las
Wednesday.
William Beasly, of Culpeper, aged abou
seventeen years, was killed by Lightning
last Tuesday.
The double daily mail on the Atlantic
Mississippi and Ohio railroad, will be es.
tablished on the oath.
Montpelier, Orange county, formerly the
home of President Madison, is offered al
private sale. 1t contains ,065 acres.
The dwelling-house of Mr.. Geo. G. Da.
Wis, of McGaheysville, in Rockingham coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire few days ago.
The house of Mr.. r. j. Barrett, of Nor
folk. was entered by thieves on Tuesday.
and bureau robbed Of the greater part Of
Its contents. ~
Persons from the mountains say that rat
tie and all other kind of snakes are more
numerous this summer than has been known
before for many years.
Gov. Randolph, of New Jersey, will visit
Virginia the latter part of the month and
spend a few weeks at the different springs.
and will be considerably lionized, no doubt.
An honorable gentleman from Mt. Airy
recently appeared in Wytheville, with his
hair cut short and parted in the middle.
This fact furnished an item for the Enter
prise. .
A well dressed woman by the name of
Mrs. 0. Roaks, deliberately stepped off the
wharf into the river at Norfolk last We'd
nIlesday. She was rescued by Captain R.
Sparrow.
Eloping with others property has recent
ly grown popular about Wytheville. Sew
eral parties of different hues having taken
to the habit kindly. In each case some
body else's wife was the property stolen.
The Fredericksburg Neacs says it is in
formed the Fredericksburg road charges al
most as much from Fredericksburg to Rich
mond, as is charged from Fredericksburg
via Baltimore to Memphis! How is this +?
A negro man of Buckingham was thrown
from mule a few days ago, dragged about
mile and killed. The mule was in har-
ness, in which the mans feet became en-
tangled. He was horribly mutilated; his
bowels were torn out.
A clerical gentleman of Norfolk took a
long run and long jump to catch the ferry
boat for Portsmouth. Landing safely on
deck, he was politely informed that the
boat was just landing and not departing as
he expected. He soon hid from observa-
ton.
Everything is favorable for reunion of
General Mahone's brigade at Norfolk on the
Both.
If the General would give the present bri-
gade he commands, holiday, he could make
q greater display in numbers, we have no
doubt.
Alanthus trees, hogs, dogs and cats, run
at large in Fredericksburg, all of which are
liable to 60 mad. A number of dogs have
been killed supposed to be mad. Ifa good
sized rusty nail is driven into the mad tree
about the middle of August, they will cease
to trouble. We advise the experiment some
dark night.
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Meeting Of The Richmond Turner'S 1sso.
ctdt'on. The Richmond Turner's Associa-
ton, composed Of German citizens, having
reorganized q short time since under highly
propitious circumstances, assembled last
evening at Schott's Monticello Hall, where
they had pleasant social reunion.
MIR. II. Koppel introduced the new presi-
dent, Mr.. Ferdinand Thomas, who. after
briefly thanking the association for the
honor conferred on him, called on Mr..
Katerlinus, who also made an appropriate
speech in German. Speeches were also
made by Messrs. Schiidowitz, Loyenstein,
and others.
The. Virginia Singing Society and the
Herman Mannaerchor each sang their best
music, and united in singing "The Watch
on the Rhine"
The Turner'S Association has fine ma
terial and its friends predict for it sue
cessful and useful career.
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MURDERED BY GOvERNMENT ARMS ]

| aio CONSCIOUS Oh no wrong lntent, tnat they
should be
MURDERED BY GOVERNMENT ARMS
in the hands of Papagoes and Mexicans
One of the chiefs said: 81 no longer want
| to live; my women and children have beer
killed before my face, and | have been un.
able to defend them. Most Indians in my
place would take knife and cut his throat
| but | acW Ire to show these people that ali
they have done, and all they can do, shall
not make me break faith with you SO long
as you will stand by us and defend us in q
language we know nothing of to great
Governor we never have nor never shall
see." About their captives they say:
SECT them back for us our little BOYS
will grow up slaves, and onr girls, as soon
as they are large enough, will be diseased
prostitutes to get money for whoever owns
them. Our women work hard, and are
good women, and they and our children
have no diseases. Our dead you cannot
bring back to life, but those that are living
we gave to you, and we look to you, who
can write and talk and have soldiers, to get
them back" | will assure you it is no
easy task to convince them of my zeal
when they see so little being done.
| have pledged my word to them that
never would rest easily, day or night, until
they should have justice, and Just now
would as soon leave the army as to be Or
dered away from them, or to be obliged to
order them away from here. But you well
know the difficulties in the way. You
know that parties who would engage in
murder like this could and would (and have
already make statements and multiply affi-
dayits without end in their justification. |
know you will use your influence on the
right side. believe, with them, this may
be made either means of making good
citizens of them and their children, or drive
them out to hopeless war of extermina-
ton. They ask to be allowed to live here
in their old homes, where nature supplies
nearly all their wants; they ask for fair
and impartial trial of their faith, and they
ask that all their captive children living may
be returned to them. Is their demand UNI
Unless some action is taken to convince
them that government means kindness and |
ustice, and they are driven away desperate
md disappointed, blinded by ignorance,
age, and superstition, | assure you could |
hardly command men to fire on them; and |
fail to do for them now everything in
ny power, | should expect it to be remem-
'ered against me when | am finally called
o account, as my gravest offense and great
st life responsibility. This letter has been
lastily written, but not inconsiderately.
lou may consider yourself at liberty to use
as you like best. | am willing for a copy
f it to go to the Indian Department. Cap
ain Stanwood will by this mail send full
ccount of the matter direct to division
If you are able to accomplish anything, I
now you will crafty yourself, and your
nxiety to do SO has already gratified,
Yours, very respectfully,
ROYAL Z. WHITMAN.
e First Lieutenant Sd U. S. Cavalry.
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Recenue Violations.-James w. Word.
who was arrested on Wednesday last
charged with dealing in contraband tobacco
had hearing this morning before u. S.
Commissioner J. G. Lynham, who reserved
his decision in the case until next Monday.
A number of seizures were made yester-
day by the revenue officers, confined prin-
cipally to druggists and confectioners.
Among the latter, were found jellies, mus
tards, and other condiments, without the
necessary stamps, ~.
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GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN Weregret
to learn that General John A. Logan is
lying dangerously i'll at his home, at Car
bondale, Illinois. We trust his sickness
will not reach fatal termination. General
Logan is one of the most prominent and
powerful young statesman of the West,
and the country can ill-atford to spare such
a man at this crisis. We hope to hear of
his speedy recovery.
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Accide't--Leg Brokem.-Mr. John J.
Prosser, of this city, a brother of the
weighmaster of the second market, met
with very serious accident yesterday
morning. He had recently purchased a
fine young horse, and not needing him for a
short time, put him in Mr.. Chesterman's
stable. On going to the stable to take him
out, the horse gave him kick on the left
leg, just below the knee, which produced a
serious fracture. Drs. Walden and Watson
were called in, and rendered the necessary
surgical aid.
This is the second time Mr.. Prosser has
had an accident of this kind; for it was
only few months ago that his right leg
was fractured. We are pleased to learn
that he is doing as well to-day as could be
expected. 1915
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Temple Of Hono,'-We hear that a new
lodge of the Templars of Honor IS to be es-
tablished on Church Hill. They take life
pledge not to use intoxicating liquors, and
their initiatory ceremonies are said to be in
keeping with the solemnity of the vow.
The Undine Temple will inaugurate a
course of lectures on general subjects this
winter, and expect to induce Cough, Josh
Billings, and other popular lecturers, to
come to Richmond.
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From Spain.

FORMATION OF A NEW MINISTRY. fia
Madrid, July 20.-M Marshal Serrano has
been entrusted by the King with the forma-
ton of new ministry, and has already, de-
signated the following members: Minister
of Justice, Senior Gomez Minister of For
eign affairs, Senor Cordan; Minister of Ma
rine, Admiral Malcompo Minister of FL
nance, Senor Camadis. s,f itdfsg 9ef
The Cortes adjourned unanimously, amid
protests from the minority.
/ From London.
ENGLISH ARMY COafNfIssIoNs-CH
RA IN PERsIA--GERMANS EvACuA- :
TING FRANCE. dr5ao..e c9 ,sis
London, July 2l.-All the papers. con-,
tain editorials on the subject of the cancel
latlon by Royal warrant of the act cquah-
zmg the purchase of army commissions.
The Times, Post and Standard, believe the
course of the ministry uaconst tutional.
while the Daily Nescs and Telegraph ap-
prove, to the fullest extent, the step taken
by the ministry.
Dispatches from the East represent that
the cholera is raging terribly in Persia.
The Germans are evacuating Amiens,.
Rouen, and the department of Somme,
Lower Seine and Eure.
Cuban News.
New York, July 21.-Mail advices from
Cuba report that.Gen. Coyado was shot ON /.
the 7th instead of the 1st of July, and after
orders had been received from Madrid that
he be pardoned and sent to this country.
NewYork Markets. ~, Is
Ne,o York, July 2l.-Flour dull. Wheat heavy.
Corn dull Pork dull at $l462k Lard dull
Iotton-Middhng Uplands, 2l Orleans, 2l5S:
sales 5000 bales, including 2,o00 in transit Tur-
pentine firm at 62. Rosin quiet at S3l2h for
strained. Freights quiet 77f
Financial.
Nelo York, July 21--Stoclts much better than p
at the opening, c old dull at ll2hMI.l2A Gov.
ernments dull and steady. State bonds steady
and dull. Money easy at per cent. Exchange &
long, l0's short, l0A.
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Captured and Sent Back. William
Thompson, sailor, belonging to the Ger
man bark Marathon" who deserted his
vessel few days ago, was arrested yester-
day on board the schooner SOLVER Jami-
SON." by detective Henry Dabney, and
locked up in the first station-house. He
was brought before Justice White this
morning, who ordered him to be turned
over to Captain Donnell of the "Mara-
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Bs City Subseribers.-Persons wishing the
STATE Journal left early and regularly at their
places of business, or residences, by responsible
carriers will please leave their orders with JoHS
sToN SELDRN, Newsdealers, 9ls Main Street.
and at the News Depot of W. A. EDWARDS, 229
East Broad Street. .
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Where is He !!

Where is He!
Where, oh where is good old Daniel2
Where, oh where is good old Daniel?
Where, oh where is good old Daniel
Way over in the promised land.''
lie only viewed it about the time of his
congratulations to the President.
lie thinks he has now chance of getting
another peep in the fall.
"Thc best laid plans of mice and men,
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evening tstate au,,raal,
RATES OF ADVERTISING
TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements of Lost, Wants, Found, For
be inserted under the proper headings at TWEEN
TY-FIvE CENTS for one insertion or two in
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Ms Subscribe to Edwards Circulating Libra
ry, now containing nearly FIVE THOUSAND
VOLUMES of choice and interesting reading
matter on all subjects. Terms moderate, only
twenty-five cents per month and a deposit OF
one dollar. Everybody ought to be able to read
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Dangerous Hole IN the .SidewaM. There
Is dangerous hole in the sidewalk on Vir-
g'nla street, between Cary and the Danville
depot, which needs attention. Yesterday
morning lady was passing along that
street, and without noticing the place,
stepped into the hole, and was considerably
bruised and Jared. The neglect on the
part OF those whose duty it is to attend to
the streets and sidewalks, will yet result in
the city having to pay heavy damages.
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RICHMOND VA. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 81 1871

-aensc sale, especially as its low price
NflSs it within reach of all. 1t is publish
ed in both English and German, sold by
subscription only, and the publishers want
agents in every county.
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Range of Thermometer at the Journal Office
TODAY.
g A. M........4 ll2 M. ......76 4P. M........-
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PROPOSALS.



fe Y. ). ENGINEER OFFICE, THIRD STORY, \
UNION BANK BUILDING, FAyErTR Sr
NEAR CHARLES, BALTIMORE, July 20, ls7l., }
DROPOSALS are invited for removing one
Il hundred thousand (1OO,OO yards of material.
more or less, from what is known as the South
Channel of the Appomattox River Virginia,
near and above Point of Rocks'N , IN
Excavation TO be in water from AZ to o feet
deep at low water, to obtain about ten (l0) feet
at low water 81 -, -.
Tide rises about 24 feet location sheltered /;
material, sand and mud; average towaec ~
miles; material removed to be measured in scows.
Separate proposals are also invited for remoy-
ing about 5000 cubic yards of mud, sand Sc
mo roct) from the cut already commenced by the
city of Petersburg through the Puddledock
Marsh The material removed from the Puddle
dock Marsh to be deposited behind piling already
IN place, at an average distance from the cut Of
about l20 feet. t5lsa 5fIs.Tf 77lGr
Proposals in duplicate, endorsed on outside. ae-
companied by a copy of this advertisement and
addressed to the undersigned, will be received at
this office until noon of August 2st next and will
De opened zen tiO) minutes thereafter, in presence
OF such bidders as choose TO attend
Inc right is reserved to reject any bid '' f's
Forms of proposals, &C., to be had at this Office
VIM. p. CRAIGHILL,
~ 2l-6t Major Engineers, u. s Ai
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DIED.

This morning, at O'clock of typhoid fever,
Professor John Millington, in the s3d year of his
age. AZ q .s 4 tliG II n Ffft IL N.t.f1SH 4
His funeral will take place from the residence
OF r.. f. Blankenship, III South Third street, at
6o'clock TO O-MORROW EVENING The friends
OF the family are invited to attend without fur
ther notice. .f 4.4.fe asi.i-sl48 q ~. .
NB- Memphis and Philadelphia papers please
copy IS ~. 4x
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NOT AN HOUR LOST FROM BUSINESS

FffrAi4 Il A. sfsftt
The elegant and fast steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER
will leave company's wharf on NEXT SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON July 22d, at P. M, land
ing at Old Point and Norfolk Sunday morning in
time for early breakfast Returning, will leave
Norfolk and Old Point late in the afternoon, and
arrive in Richmond about II p. M Sunday night.
Fare for round trip only $3.50. tr,s st. t.i.t !, Il
sB-BAND OF MUSIC ON BOARD -sk@ Z
Refreshment table on board at city prices, but
no meals necessarily taken on steamer
s81Garher's omnibuses will be in attendance
on return of steamer. 9fat fin tA t-A
This Is the best and cheapest arrangement ever
oheredi on this route to enable business men
iyoung and old to take this delightful salt water
trip without interfering with business hours.
Best order will be maintained tatt
Tickets for sale at CARRIER & Co.'s West & John
ston' $, Meade 4 Balsers, and the principal book
and drug stores. jy ls-5t
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Rs The Daily State Journal will be mailed
TO persons leaving the city for the summer
at FIFTY CENTS per month.
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ner of Main and Eleventh streets, keep the most
fashionable Billiard Saloon in Richmond Their
tables are all new, and everything connected
with the establishment is flrst-class. Players
are informed that whistling is positively prohib-
tied.
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nB'sB Select" Whiskey sold by w. ID. Blair
y CO, Ninth and Main streets, is equal to any
brand in the market. They sell it at $3.50 1t is
rich and mellow. Eg - Ill Il. ....qf
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M Edwards circulating Library is the
place for cheap and good Reading. ~
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Gre,ling State Sn,,r,aat.
punL1sHEp DAILY 1sundnv, rxc.n,ea,

PUBLISHED DAILY Sundays Excepted,
At No. 9i2h Main Street, Richmond. yo.
Inc JOURNAL Is delivered to subscribers in
tne city at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK. PAYABLE to
the carriers-IHREE CENTS per single copy.
PRICE FOR MAILINa.--Three months 81 75; six
months $3 90; one year So co.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL win be moi,ed IN
subscribers Tx months for 70 cents one year Al 5
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LOST.

hOG LCST-A black and white SHEPHERD
~ DOG W, tn tin collar, and medal ca--~,o
suitable reward ". n be given if returned to the
JOURNAL OFFICE = tStHf = jy 2l-ts
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FOR RENT

Two PARLORs FOR RENT--Near the CITY
Il Hall-well furnished Also, one or two
CHAMBERS. Apply at 1910 east Broad street.
Jy 2l-2t ssils sl-- s.i
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WANTS.

WANTED TO PURCHASE FARM, OF
Nv about 200 acres, in one o. the Southern
S.ates; must be healthy. Address, statng crops
ST. PAUL, MIsS. " 3-tf
OLD pAPERs--in any quantity for sale at
~ THIS OFFICE.
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TNHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.-RAF-
Il FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or.
phans of the Southern States.
DIsTRIBuros No 442. ri. EVENING, Jury 90 Z
% Q 35 SO 4s 22 40 2. 90 76 j6s- = =
DIsTRIBUrIoS No. 44s. MORNING.. July "a
SO l3 IS 20 Al " So rs II 6I s 40 -
Witness my hand, at Richmond Va, this 2isi
day of July, ls7l. tf7lrI
SIMMONS & Co, G. O. TOMPKINS
Managers. Commissioner
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be pur
ehased d iom Captain w. /. DABNEY, at the
Branch office, No. Twelfth street, three doors
from Main.
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Riot Between Irishmen and Germans.

Neac York, July 2l.-There has been a
riot at Manuel on the Erie road, between
the Irish and German laborers. The Irish
pckeda quarrel in a lager-bcer saloon, from
which they drove the proprietor and his
family. Subsequently two Irish laborers
were terribly beaten by the Germans. One
of them is probably fatally injured. After
this the Irish again attacked the lager sa-
loon with clubs and stones. They were
replied to by the Germans with repeated
volleys from shot-gms. Three of the Irish
were severely wounded-one of them hav-
ing been shot in twenty-six places. 1t is
not known how many Others We're injured.
Red Cloud Preparing for War.
omaha, July 21.-Fort Fitterman adj
vices report that "Red Cloud" is preparing
for the war path. ~ sslr 'asifr9
M Fatal Bridge Accident. ~
i Cincinnati, July 2l.-The incomplete
bridge of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
over Davis creek, fell in, precipitatng thir-
teen of the workmen. Two were killed.
FOREIGN NEWS.
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EXCURSION
GRAND. PICNIC

A GRAND PICNIC
Az ast,.sd t.fF FOR THE BENEFIT Oh
ST. .PATRICK'S CHURCH
illtake place at the
FAIR GROUNDS, = Z T. :.
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 2eTH JULY, 1871
There will be TRIAL OF SPEED between
several well known horses.
SMITHS BRASS BAND will be in attend.
ance.
Trains will leave the Broad Street Depot at o.
10 and l.oclock A. M, IL M, and ], and p.
Mn M, Inc last tram returning from the Grounds
TlCkETS-3O cents. Children under 12 years,
free. :
Ample arrangements have been made for the
preservation of good order, and an ample supply
ofrefreshments.. st..--l go. H. -
sss @ 80 s.s. coxMlrrnE ~,
PHILIP oNEIL, JOHN RANKIN,
BERN'D LEONARD, WALTER MAHdNEY.
jy 2l-4t N .afl
RIcHMoND AND DASvILLE AND PIEDMONT r. Rs &.
OfFIcEs GENERAL TIcxEF AND FRI AaENr,
rsssaa 4RicHhoSD, Va, July 10, 1871. 10
ExCURsiON TICKETS TO THE SPRINGS.
EXCURSION TICKETS for ethe following
points can be Purchased at the Ticket Office Of
tlId this compahy tRiehmond at 1.-THE rates specified,
Bonsack's (Coyner's springs) .........,$lo g5
Alleghany Station (A9ieghany Springs)......'l2 90
Big Tunnel (Montgomery White sulphur
- 9Spr1ngs) 12 30
Christiansburg yellow sulphur Springs).. a12 60.
New River and Central Depot New River
White Sulphur Springs) s)........-.-..-.... 13 90
a,: hausuenos Springs..., .,-s.- ......sl 80
Anena springs 3 90
Hickory Tavern, Mo, (Catawba Springs) 20 90
These Tickets enttle the holder to return with
out additional charge until the l5thof October
JOHN X. MACNURDO,
General Ticket and Freight A gent.
II. d. X. r.
Engineer and Superintendent. r. ID. r. r.
sBTickets fol, Bonsacks, Allegheny, Big Tun-
mel Christiansbnrg, and Central Depot are also
sissippi and Ohio Railroad, 1925 Main street,
hlchmond -. ). ...s..ss.s jy 20-lm
RICHMOND, FREDERIcKsBuRa s. p. r. r.
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AsD FaErdHT Aar.
S%s1 RICHMOND, July 20, 1870.
u XCUR RSION TICKE TO
9''PUTINBAY ISLAND, LAKE ERIE,
sa THE CAPE MAY OF THE wEsTi
uNEeuALED FOR BEAUTY DELEGATION AND sALuBnIrY-
.9toFcLIaATE-F1NE BEACH FOR BATHING
zsPLESDID FISHING AND BOATING. le3l5
~ ff=u. .slf-iat3 ~ .r-.4fis i
This, beautiful Island is located Is miles from
Sandusky. with which it is in daily connection by
steamer, and is celebrated in history as the place
where Com. Perry put in after his great victory
on Lake Erie. 1t is universally pronounced to
be without equal as aSummer Resort. .sl
The Hotel accommodations are ample and first
class in every respect, having all modern inn
provements (ineluding gas), all combining to rem
DER this one OF the first watering-paces in the
FARE for the round trip to this delightful
place has been placed at the low rate of $50
For further information and for Through tick
cts, apply at the companys office corner of
Broad and Eighth streets, and Ticket Office, cor
ner Byrd and Eighth streets.
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clear understanding of their misfortune.
They say: "We know there are grea
many white men and Mexicans who do not
wish us to live at peace. We know that
the Papagoes would not have come out af-
ter us at this time unless they had been
persuaded to do so." What they do not
understand is, while they are at peace, and
are conscious of no wrong intent, that they
should be