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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.

DS'tS-N AM NClNNEt'4fN NV iNlgN.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on NOR
DAY Nov. 49, ISL
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
For Boston, at 40 exp, t. 925 exp. and g4j M and
I.4O 20 exp $50 exp, 6U0 and $50 exp. at.
The ~ m and 2j 3.5j and g.5j d IN trains rtart
station N' 80
For Grafton, wcstboro'. Southvle, CorirynIq and
Ashland at TOO and 945 a m, !. 10 and 4 do n m Gnu
For South FramiHgham, l.2O, 100 92i and g. n \ m
LlO, S.25 3.5j 600 and 95j . M 40
FOR Milford at 100 and r. m, LiO % and - n M
eor EanGk, at 7Ol and - a m, Lao and G.OO . "a
FOR wellesley, Granville, West Newton Newton
and Brighton. at ZOO and g4j a m. and 6UO n m r,e
seIgers lct inc same stations also take tie 10 m
IRAN 10 haLck and there change 10 the SaNoaVIis
Tram Which ieaNes Natick twenty minutes amer
The 400 a m train every day except Mo, day su
Others every day except SUNDAY 49,
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washing oh sonara
s'l o 1t sJ5 m. for Boston.
sunday Mail leaves Washington square station at
$50 4. n. tMt ay), for D.. S on. "
TRAINS leave boston as tolows:
Fer Worcester at stu, 100 S3GcNp cxn a M I 3n =
express 4SO express to Framngham $50 express q II
For New York, via springfedgoO exp. m, 800 exr
New York, via Norwich 53c exp. pm.
Grafton : ~ 2 m, i.3O, $50 p NJ
McaLbOro 100 m. l3H $50 3 20 cxD n m
sonlhVlHc, LOO a IN, l30, I30 pm.
CoFdAVllle, 100 q m L20, 1 80 p m.
Asnahd, 100 a N, 100 40, $50 exp. p m.
tn' tx - GSG zoe exp, 400 400 exp. k10O SO
Satick' 100, IL IN, L3o els AGO. 5uO 5au g. oo u GO
Minbury, 1905 m, 43Dpm.
SaXOnville, 1864 a m. 6nn D m
M I a ~ S$G exp 9eNp am IS exp. 4aO exp pm
sunday ma leaves Boston at $50 m stnIn,up pt V,
Hgwi9., south birmingham, Worcester Wrsf ErnnE
Hs sS Tsmer and sPringhcd, arrive. in New York q,
'''V q ln' - kt SELL, Sup't, Springfield
a.
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA r. r.

On and after April ID, 1871. Passenger Train will
leave Foster street station Sunday A. NJ for Gro
ton Junction and way stations This train will connect
az HfOton Junction with train for Boston and nered
ate stations on Ftchburg Railroad also with train or
Lowell Boston, and intermediate stations on Stouv
BIook and Boston Il Lowell Railroads
returning, Will connect at GrotOn Junction with
trains from Lowell and Boston, and Will arrive AZ WnI
eester al S,l5 pm. d a. TitllNER Sunt
Worcester, May ~, 1871 dtf All
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woRCEsEER ANp srRINGrIEIn n1,l..n

mOdatiOul at ISL am ' 'o'A ''Scvtn
pm. '' jaw '''i' anu "a
FOR Albany tcxpress) $50; for New York and Albany
SNpil tU.z1 a m, ami -, and 1898 p M New Yoli
sunday man leaves at lUOi r. H. Sieepng ears viii
4.3n train. - e ''us "ltH
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 100 TIE Il9oa n,
I5l exp 2u5 cN3., 100, $40 exp. m. ALBANY SUNDAY
express b.3ta m. Sunday mail FPS a m (SInulIlyl
KAILRo 40 COENECrIpEs.-At Albany win ia Nov
YORK central Troy and Grccuhlsh, and Hudson Eirsr
Railroads. Al Chatham with the Harlem AMI iHuIsn,
anu boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads Al Stste
iahG WIN We Iiousaonic Railroad At rusheld win
he IlllSrid an North Adams and Tou-atoni. rlilras
A. Mgsihed with the New Haven and Noril,amptonIE
Az Springfield with the Hartford New Haven AMI Snrig.
held and Connecticut River Railroads Al Palmer VIII
the New London Northern ER. Al Worcester jiln,tiop
WIN the Providence and Worcester. Worcester nm .
nashua aud Norwich and Worcester Railroads (
SCUM inmluglFm with the Boston. Clinton ana fitch
bury, and Milford Railroads. ''
q u I.L-lAI.LI 80. ,----..-..
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mtstcIIanruus.


A MEXICAN Il FOREIGN p
r.. II. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents for Inventions T. or
Designs, No. 16 State ST. opposite
Boston.
No AgeRcp in ne kaited States posS fg.
cd{titJOr obtaining Patents, or dScert eBfg
bH3tB al HreRfiORS. ~
An necessity OF a journey 10 Washington @, cure
Patent, and the great delay there, are here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
81 regard Mr. Eddy OF The most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents"
II have no Hesitation IN assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent amt tfustirorihy
and moro capable of putting their applications in form
to secure tor them an early ana favorable consideration
az the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
MIR. II. II. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY ap
pcalous for Patents having been successful in almost
every caSe such unm,takabe proof great talent and
ahlN ON his part leads me To recommend ALL inventors
TO apply To him To procure their patents. they may be
snFco having the most faithful attention bestowed
iheit cisSSand al very reasonable charges
hoSi"n Jan 1871. d2twlv RIO JOHN TAGGART.
II ECEIV WE'D THIS DAY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

WESTWARD, HO 49, Tickets tor the
West by all roates, and for al points south on the
Aissssipp RIVER al the lowest rates Apply 10 J1Nh
$4,000 sL y, y and Canada Es preas oa8ce Csomp,
10 ohsertplS given. du Haik1
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU.

~ SETS. WORCESTER, Probate Court. To all
persons interested in the estate Of ARNOLD TAFT late
of MenCOn, in said county, deceased. ntestatc:
Upon the petition of Martha W. Taft YOU are hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court to he held Wor
ceser, in said County, on the first Tuesday of Deem
her next. At nine O'Clock in the forenoon. to show
cause why the report Of the commissioners assigning
dover IN the lands OF said deceased, his widow,
said Martha w. faf, should not be accepted, and said
assignment confirmed and also why the report the
commissioners assigning homestead in the
lands and buildings 81 said deceased to the said Martha
W. TAN should not be accepted, and said assignment
confirmed.
And the said Martha w. Taft is ordered to serve this
citation by publishing the same week three weeks
successfully, in the Worcester Daily spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication to he one
day, at least before said court and send
he sent. written or printed copy of this notice. proper
y mailed postage prepaid to each OF the heirs dcvisees
legatees OF said estate their legal
known to the petitioner days at least, before said
Court.
Witness, Henry Chaplin Esquire Judge of said Court
this twenty second day Of November in the year one
thousand eight hundred and SCyenty-unc.
CllAS. L. STEVENS. Register
n94 Gnli27&G4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 10 and from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
calling at Londonderry TO land Mails and PASSENGERS
The Steamers Of this EvOrite line built expressly
for the Atlantic Passenger Trade and fitted up I'M every
respect WIN all the modern improvements calculated
to insure the safety, comfort and convenience of mas
sengers
PASSAGE RATEs-PAYABLs IL CURRENCY.
TO GLASGOW. LlH ERPOUL AND LONDONDERRY
First Cabin, S6j and SIS, according location Cabin
Return Tickets, $3.50. scouting best accommodations
inferno iiate sS3. Storage. S2s
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Country
can purchase tickets reduced rates For further mar
ticulars apply to HENDERSON Bros, Bowling Green.
New York, or to RICE d WHITING
90 dtial Worccstar Nfass
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ger Trains will run IS follows.
Leave Wore ester at go aud H. Is a M and 2p ana
(Hruton Passenger, = a.. ~
Leave Groion junction for Worcester nj am
Leave Nashua al 40 IN, T. M m. ami ! Gu y m
The $50 Train connects at Fitchmy with trains for ibn
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland ana
Burlington Railroads. at Gruon junction with trali,s ~
TIE FlichbuIg down, feerhoro aud SHIRLEY Stony
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and 4
Nashua with trains OF the Wilton, Concord, Mche.te lev
and Lawrence, N0rthcTn Boston, Concord and Montreal
Vermont Central. fassnmpsc and 0glefshurg Rail-
roads 's
The Ills m train connects at Fitehhurg with Che
Ehirc, and Rutland and Burlington (Freight and mas on
ger TO Rutland trains; at Hroon Junction with FitchJ
burg, stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence trains nd
at Nashua with Wilton, Concord, Manchester AMI favI
renee Northern TO franklin, and Boston, Concord AKA
Montreal Ito Plymuuth) trains. N
The 20 p IN tram connects at fichbnrg al Is n m
with Cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts ,nJ Ru,isI3
and burlington Night Express train: at Gruun !nT,ti ~
with Fchburg, Pcierbor0 and Shirley ana stony RrS
trains and Nashua with Concord, Manchrster -
Lawrence, Northern vermont Central Night ~ rra sas
ogdensburg and Montreal Gni CLampian lrsin - f'eaA
a.
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q
~ SErrS.-Worcester, SIS. Probate Court 70 tile
Next of KIM Creditors. and all other persons inter
esied in the estate OF LUCINDA RICE otherwise called
Mrs Comfort Rice late Of Milbury in said county, de
ceased, intcstatc, Greeting:
Upon the petition OF Samuel Rice, you hereby
cited to appear Al Probate Court to be held Worces
ter in said County on the first Tuesday OF December
next at nine O'Clock i'm the forenoon to show cause
II any you have, why letter OF administration the
estate of said deceased should not he granted said
petitioner.
And The said petitioner is ordered this citation
by publishing the same once week, two weeks sue
ctsSiyely, in the Worcester Daily Spy newspaper
printed al Worcester, the last publication to be day,
at least before said court, and to send, cause to be
sent, written printed copy of this notice, properly
maed postage prepaid, 60 each Of the heirs, dcvisees
lcgtecS Of said estate their legal representatives
known the petitioner seven days least before said
court
Witness, Henry CHAPIN, Esquire, Judge Of said Court,
this twentieth day Of November, in the year thousand
eight hundred and seventy one.
CHAS. f. STEVENS Register.
n9I duJlE27
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L. }. CEoSSMAN, Cen AGENT, Lowell ; '''"''u's'
OLA ar
EITCRBUKG y WORCESTER X a.
y ALMMER AERA 81. EN- EMT = G-.,....-......a -.

- 81 MINER ARRANG EMENT - Conimenrnp ON
MONDAY, May |, lSll.-Passenger Trans Tor Woes.
- " 49,
Leave Fichburg, 2. m, 1850 and ssh p IN
SCUM FHchhuTg, SOS q, M, ~ 81 ana 5A4 D. n
Leominster, Sl2 a. m, leo and Is. 90 p. m.
Gales Crossing, 81 a. n. LOT and 6OI. D. m
ffait JunctiOn, 8 % a. H. LIS and g ~ D. ~
Sterhng Center, & 80 q. m, l2h and go p. m
Passenger Trains for Fitcliturg
Leave Worcester, $50 and H. II A. n ami 70 - IN
sterling Juncti II, lU7 and ll5i a. m ana 500 u. m
sterling Center, IA and l205 p M, and : lS H. M,
PTatt Junction 10 a. m, and l2.l4 and : ID D. NJ
Gates Crossing, I25 a. m l322 sld "a b. N
Le9mlnsicr 1870 o. m, IL 30 and . 80 p. u.
sOulh Fltchburg, 1871 a. m. l23g and 3 q D. m
RAILROAD COENECTIOEs.-Ihc Il 80 and IL IL a. II, qna
20 D. m. trains from Worcester connect at FitcInrt
with the Cheshire aud Rutland and Burlington IL II tnr
az points north and west; also connect Fchburg
WIN the eImnn and NassaehuSetS L for Greenfield
and BlatllchurO and intermediate stations.
Tao 500 a, m and i35U p III. Tram rom FIcbburp rn,
meet at worcester with Boston " Worcester rrviuce
worcester, Norwich IL Worcester Railroads. and
ied. 'l''"s'
The 550 p; m tram from Fttchbu7s connects at wov
ceser with Norwich Il Worcester Steamboat Train fnr
New York via New London. H. A. BLOOD S,,n,t ~
Office kilChburg s. Worcester Il. r.. ! w -
FitGhhurg NAV | ISL. ar
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nISSOLUTiON OF COMPREHENSIVE
II EDWIN A. BABCuCK &c to he member OF the
firm of j. TODD a CO., on and after this date All
persons are hereby forbid making any payments to The
said BabcOck OF debts due the Cuparmcrshp
The Coffee and spice business of the former Cupart-
nershp will he continued at the OdltmI. III Union ST.
under the same firm name as before dissolution
j. TODD.
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Gegal Clothes.

TNO THE HONORABLE SENATE ard
Il House of Representatives in General Court Assem-
bed
The city of Worcester respectfully PETITIONS that
authority may be gnled to SAID city to take and hold
for The purpose OF PunC PARK and for other public
USES all that tract ct land in said Worcester known as
the "Old Common" and bounded norhery by Front
street caSlely by the east side Salem ~ are south
ery BY Park street. and westerly by Main street any
portion OF said tract now occupied used for other pur
poses By any persons corporations.
And your petitioners will ever pray
EDW'D EARLE. Mayor.
Worcester. Nov l. ISL
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Address LITTELL a. GAY, Boston.

ICE BILLS Please call and pay your Ice
Il Bills, az No. Exchange st. Office hodfs from 10 A,
" 70 l2A, 10 and tO6P.M,
p!Q dsw D. WALKER d co.
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CHARTERED 1874.

DAY STATE FIRE INSURANCE
- COMPANY OF WORCESTER MASS.
Office 35S Main ST, over Citizens Bank.
Chartered in 1860 Capital paid in slOt,sOO 90
Cash Assets...... 20O,OOO %
Insures Buildings Merchandise, Manufactures, and
Personal Property generally
DRECToRs-Stephen Salisbury, r. H. Dewey, Lewis
Barnard +. H. Kmnicutt, Geo. W. Richardson, Isaac
Davis Josiah H. Clarke, Chas Il. Pratt, VIM. s. Davis,
Samuel Woodward, Samuel A. Porter u OrCcster; Jacob
Edwards Jr., Boston; A. &. Mayhem Milford; c. G.
Stevens, Clinton; j. NJ. G. Amsby, WOrceser; Isaac
PrOuty, Spencer; Geo. q. Davis, NOrthhUrO'.
VIM. DAVIS, President
[. C. CROSBY, Jr., Secretary. deodtl NIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
SECRETARY's DEPARTMENT,
Boston, Nov. l3, 1871. !
approve the publication of the above petition in The
Worcester Daily Spy and Worcester Evening Gazette.
nlI div OLIVER WARNER. secretary.
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"THE LIVING AGE
has no equal in any coun-
| try. "-Phjld. Press.
cit stands at the head of
nineteenth century litera-
ture." - Chicago ECeniRg
Journal.
"The best periodical in
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

The Berkshire county poultry society has hecn
organized ut North Adams, with the following
officers President, Arthur NJ. Tinke'; Vice Pres
dents, Robert Howard and VIM. ). johnson;
Corresponding Secretary, Giles X. Tinker :;
Recording Secretary, A. J. Witherel; rreasur-
err i. D. TYLER.
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252 Main Street, Spy Buillino.

Opp. city Hail, Worcester.
n. y. Grub Ink, for Fruit Trees. far s,lo in m,
quantity. VII 7' '"' sue III Any
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PROVIDENCE, PHILADELPHIA AND
n BALTIMORE

KEYSTONE LINE, SEMI-WEERLY.
SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The Steamers of the Keystone Line will leave their
wharf at India street. Wednesdays and SATURDAYS at
p NJ, for Philadelphia and Baltimore, making the lime to
Philadelphia forty hours to Baltimore fifty hours
Sure connections Prompt dispatch. Marx your freight
via. Keystone Line
For through rates and further particulars apply to
J. L. BACON, Ag't p. u W X n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
Mail Matters.

Our citizens feel highly pleased over thc news that mail service s aoou to be placed on the route to New Mexico, md aYl hoIr that some cnierpris- ing man, oT company, will get the contract, which s~ to be awarded by the 3Jth of next month. Here is fine opening and favorable opportunity ,o es- tsblish goot Iinc of stagvs upon this gap ln the bcst and shortest route between the southern aud soutbwcsiern States and the Pacific. As propo- safs viii be opened as washington March iS., next it Is now Riuy>st too h,e to forward any from this Territory. ou' authority for spreading the good sews last week, was derived from the GolloSing, fovnd In Dcpartmcn, advertisement in Inc san,a Fe Pcs, el the 7lh ut:
 No. I7fiS From AlbggnsFqse to Prescott, tATi- KOpa TerritGry,) s3l miles and back, once week. hadete to propose schedule of departures aud arrivals.
 As soon As nssii service Is properly lnaugurated upon thSs route, the people or Northern Arizona wSIl bAye reason to "kick up their heels." for ii wlil bs good thing. But they must DO; rest sat AAcd sn.ii service Is placed aPoH the route from Prescott lo Itardyvle, and route established 0 the rnlRlEg dlstricts cAst and sOnth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
Thrift of the Yankee.

Tn perfectly good humor, Southern paper has given the fois,wing pungent and inio'C- able sketch:
 X mountaiU of granite appears rather tough subject to deal with. but the Yankee will burrow into its bowels, and To! the gran ite becomes gold in the vaults of the Com monwealth Bank in Boston.
 X pond of ice presents . sheerless and chilly prospect to the eye. but the Yankee, nothing daun,ed, will heave ID its crystal masses, and straightway the ice gliiters in diamonds upon the bosom of his rosy-checked spouse.
 Wherever the Yankee layeth down his hands, gold springeth. Into what soil soever he thrustcth his spade, gold sprouteth therefrom.
 In the deep twilight, by his chimney cor ner, he sitteth meditating, and thoughts chase oneanother through his brain, which thoughts are gold.
 Various they arc, it may be, in form and seeming
 One is but a rridiron, another baby jump er and third a team-engine, but be writeth l themtall down in the patent office at Wash 1 ington, and then putteth them in his pocket l in golden eagles from the mint at Phiiadel- phia-
 Bat your genuine Yankee coineth not mere | ly his own sagacious eoRceits; the foliies, the ! fears and errors of others, are moreover all gold to him.
 He fabFicAteth mermaids" and "sea-ser. pents," and Iocketh up tn his iron chest heaps of golden credulity.
 He nakcth pil, of chalk and wheaton bread, which he warranteth 10 cure asthma, hydrocephslus, epilepsy and yellow fever, and presently huldeth him a great house on the banks of the Hudson. When sudiea deirium scizetb all the world, prompting them to emigrate in floods to no where, he quietly mustereth his feet of transports f0r that destination, or hnilirth n railroad in that direction. regardless of what is at the other end,
 He erec,eth to himself no castles is tue air. but he diligently aideth his neighbors to build the same, and out of the proceeds grow up Co him presently castles upon the earth. Such is tbe Midss---tSe Midas without the long ears--the cool, acute, sagaeious, calcu- lating Yankee.
 We have few such Yankees here in Pres. colt, and we wish there were thousands 0! them here and elsewhere in Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
Boots. shocs, etc.

John LanghliSs new RsassIaeH, MOaietunaa street one of 1ss aaatsse ia aas. The fvat s0sa h well hisd Stg ready hads bOsa si0ss, RassS ste fs adas, ehdrenk aDd geafiendebs Wsar dzs naiefai kz re " work Az tbsss articles kaShs ese1 selseisf Nh KssSi ears, by MF, faghA Whils E Sah FEaRcises recently h is aiasf useless to inform tbs people Of Anzsn f whom they were purchased that they of eod quality and t6t all om shs younea s0 hs oldest caa hs hsted aud suited hy calling up0n John .a.r .-, .et t:..ti
 His wofksh0 in the rar of the EaieSDn is oas sf shs bsss places in Prescott good wofkDeH bsss oonstsntY fmpboyed, raaking ana ncpairipg to efd4F- ~, .'...
 His poss will be buna to be In aeoofdzBos sffh c5s times aud advice friends s ssi Jshsh ana get gpcA, eealf1stbis Af. >s ... ss-.s5it a9Fl9u
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
From Tucson.

We have TBcsSn dates of the eist nit The Leg. klature was hard at work, passing resolutions and Iasrodneiug ssiIs The Arisosaa Applauds our deiegati0u toE goo,i seuss, honor, knowledge and suahfiFaess.----The CSfiErs d;Sotss three of Is kcaBsy columns a letter from Prescott, :h: bur den Oi which is. "the MISgR and its cdiior."---- TAe Apaches s=a stolen several head os es;;le from she Papagoes.--The Supreme Court con Tepea oH the 18th usi. All the Judges were in a;- tendSrcs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04

FROM EngESDERG-A correspopden. from this place furnishes with the following Items A company talk Of constructing telegraph noe through Central Arizona of the Steamboat company ks brisk. The siearaers Ni,sa ITIdeHand ColaraSo, eacb with baTges In tow, had ed.--,f. RaVana an old resident. Is to leave soon for Europe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04

GoSE 10 wAsurNGToS.-Generai Pbineas Ban ning, If Wilmington, California, has gone to Washington for tbe puFpose, we presume, Of get- .iaS sgcSgssss "a sid :a hailding tue proposed rEilroad from Los Angeles, California, to Wiekeu- burg. Arizona. Hope he wIii be successful. pro yldiug hlS ~Intestions are aoDorsble,s which NC believe sheTa to Do.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04

The driver Of the wickenbwg and Prescott
 stage iuforus usthat the PinnAs killed two Apache Mohayes recently. Ais0, that a soldier ef Camp Date Greek lost his fife, q few days ago. He was carried against tree. by sa animal he was riding, and hIs neck coming in coaiaet with a linb, was