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Arizona citizen., 1871-07-08
Official Report of the Prescott
 Jubilee.

PRESCOTT, Arizona, June IS, 1871. A meeting of the citizens of Prescott and vicinity was held at Niles & Grifin's restaurant on Sunday even ing, June Is, ill honor of the partici- pators ill the expedition which fol lowed, overlook and chastised the Apa- ches who killed John Can't, and stole the herd of cattle and horses from Bowers Bros. ranch on the evening of July 5th. In accordance with previous notice the doors of the restaurant were thrown open at g o'clock P. M., disclosing an array of tables laden with all the attainable luxuries of the season-and every available standing place in the room was speedily oc- cupied.
 The meeting was called to order, and Wm. J. Berry, Esq, was chosen Chairman, and H. A. Bigelow, Secre- tary.
 On motion that all necessary con- mittees to further the objects of the meeting be appointed by the Chair, Messrs. Joseph Melvin and Jesse Jackson were appointed Committee on Finance, and Henry A. Bigelow, A. l.. Moeller and Geo. D. Kendall, a Committee on Resolutions. The lat ter committee was requested to report at once, and through the Chairman offered the following preamble and resolutions
 !, WHEREAS, The hostile Indians have been, ever since the first settlement of Central Arizona, making frequent raids upon the settlements, stealing and driving off our stock and murder ing our citizens, until the soil is reek- ing with the blood of our brave pion- eers and whereas, so swift have been the movements of these depredators after such raids, and to such a distance have they fled into their mountain fastnesses with their plumber that they have seldom heretofore been over taken and punished; and, whereas, on the evening of the fifth day of June, 1871, hostile Indians did, in 8 large body, make a descent upon the ranch of our fellow citizens H. and
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-08
Authorized Agents for The Citizen
LETTER FROM PRESCOTT.

uIltcH Ou - 1T uISulI Oy SO1u1cIS and Citizens-Recapture of most
 of the Stock - Slaughter of 56 Apaches-Grcat JOlllficatIOn In Prescott.
 PRESCOTT, June 20, 1871. - On
 Monday evening, June ,, the two
 herders of Messrs. H. & N. Bow
 CTS had just driven the herd of cattle,
 horses and mules to water, and were
 starting them towards the corral where
 1t has been customary to keep the
 herd at night, when the Indians to the
 number of fifty or sixty charged upon
 the herd with volley of gun shots
 and arrows, and with terrific yells ac-
 cording to their usual custom. One
 of the herders, John Can't, was in-
 stantly killed. The mule of the other
 herder was killed and fell with his
 rider--who escaped. The herd was
 stanpeded and driven eastward by the
 redskins at rapid rate. The only animals left on the ranch were four
 horses in use in team. One of these
 was saddled, and messenger de- spatched to Fort Whipple and Pres colt, distant sixteen miles, in hot haste.
 Colonel W. H. Brown, commanding at Fort Whipple, could render no as sistance as he could mount only four men-those he had on the road to Camp Verde with dispatch in one hour from the time the messenger from the rauch reached the post. MT. H. Bowers is post-trader at Fort
 Whipple, and on receipt of the bad news and finding that no soldiers could be sent from Whipple in pursuit of the Indians, he came to Prescott and told the oft heard story of an at tack by Indians,.a murder, and the stealing of the herd. It was ten o'clock at night-but the news spread through the town and in half an hour great excitement prevailed. Several of the best Indian hunters ill the country fortunately were in town and offered to go; plenty of men followed their lead, and the rustling around for riding animals was very brisk. A large party of citizens and strangers had left town that day and the day before, and horses were very scarce. By 12 o'clock every available horse and mule was secured, and the party started for Bowers ranch, where they arrived in due time and made the final arrangements for the trip. Tuesday morning, the party numbering in all sixteen hardy pioneers, having chosen J. B. Townsend as their Captain, took the trail and left the ranch, announc- their determination to follow the h. dians to Camp Grant, if they could not overtake them this side. In the mean time, the military were not idle. The express from Fort Whipple made good time, and on its arrival at Camp Verde l Colonel c. Grover detailed Lieutenant Charles Morton of the Third Cavalry, 1 with twenty-nine men and Surgeon Prindell, to go after the murdering thieves. The necessary arrangements were so rapidly made that the party started before daylight Tuesday morn ing, and went south to strike the trail | of the Indians, which was found 30 or 35 miles below Camp Verde, following the trail till water was found, the | party camped. The citizen party fol- lowed the trail from the ranch some 35 miles and made dry camp. Tues day night; started early Wednesday travelled on Il miles to wa ter and stonned for breakfast. being
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-08
Pine Humber!

THE SANTA RITA SAW MILL co. 1 are now prepared to furnish all kinds of
 LuIn Der and Shingles at the Lowest Prices and of the Very Best Quality ever offered in this market.
 Parties wanting any kind of lumber will please leave their orders at the store of hessrs. E. N. Fish & Co.,, and they will be promptly filled. .,25tf
Arizona citizen., 1871-07-08

RAINS have fallen in New Mexico, much to the advantage of the crops,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BIZ ORDER or SANFORD B. DoLE, ADMINISTRATORS OF
The ESTATE OF wv. Ii. BRAY, DECEASED.
1T Is ORDERED BY THE COURT
Il that the said Sanford D. Dole be, aud he is hereby
authorised to sell at public auction the highest bid
der, at Honolulu Aforesaid at u O'Clock, noon on
SATURDAY. THE 25th DAY OF FEBRUARY.
A D. 1871 such other time and place as this Court
may direct all right title aud interest Of the said de-
ceased IN and to the real estate hereinafter described
and that the said Sanford B. Dole do give notice Of
this order by publication hereof in the Hawaiian and
English languages in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and
Az OKoA, newspapers printed and Published in Homo
lulu aforesaid. and by posting the same in at least
three conspicuous and public places in said Honolulu
for at least three successive weeks previous the said
sale and that be make due return Of his proceedings
to this Court within ten days after such sale.
The following Is description Of the real estate or
derej to be offered for sale:
Commencing the makai side Of Queen street at
the east corner Of this lot the boundary runs s. 62o
W. Isl links to the southeast corner Of this lot
thence y. 4oS 80 W. 50 links to the southwest cor
ner; thence " $50 i5 Z. liz links to the northwest
corner on Queen street aforesaid thence 5. 40 15 E.
9li links along said Queen street to point Of COM
meuceuent, containing 10 Lilo square rods There is
ane new cottage this lot. with an clubhouse The
Government water Is laid on in pipes
SANFORD B. DOLE,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Wm H. Bray. deed
3-iw E. P ADAMS. Auctioneer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

VESSEtS REFSrErSe.-The bark Fidshtss- uhieh
cane ints pert few 1ouths sirce dis1sstsd. and
Otherwise ssAhlsa has been sztirsy rest,sa. and is
sev bsizs rigZsa. she purchased ey Messrs-
uas have had their usssSnses employed % esr Tor
the past few weeks Wssa her repairs are completed
shs I'll bs As gooa vessel vhsa she sr<t len the
stseks-f aos tstts-.-8ni vii s< smother evidence
q tas ue-kH,4sship Of Honolulr mechanics. The
brs Kosaa Is resolving considerable repairs PreP4rs
s0ry u suVth-r vbalius cruise Nsrth WsEaisrstaad
tat he bark Wilhelm Is bsiug reP@ise3 FOR another
II tie Aretss as,sai q s0ias to EzToFs, as
Ia ~ irte-sef.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

Mans pCE-rhs strong trades which have been
blowing for the past week Or two, cannot possibly
reaeh great dtstsrce from the islands, Tue China
eouna clipper which . hourly hooked for would
have reported herself ere this with the trades ss We
have had them, even If she aid rot leave SAP Fran
cisco uutn few GAYS sfser the date announced for
Der sailing There Is = possibility. however, that
sae usy have gone on without stopping The Cali
fo-ui4 Steamer viii be due On SATURDAY. and b. her
ne ussy lock for vc-y exciting news. he Austria
lizu Steamer is aae OF Friday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

NkvAL,-H. 3. NJ ship SeynA sailed en- Friday
SIS, or Victoria Hsrsiss e this port. ,hsgh sAeTs-
hss hees pleasant ere, ard vas mach spiSyed BY
ts0ss Who bad the PeAssrs e being asssAistsa with
ke- cs-s-s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22
PoRr OF HONOLULU.


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22
Samples viii be Sold without Reserve.
Liberal Terms at Sale.

N. B.-The Groceries will be offered at I2f o'clock
on THURMDAY, aud Immediately after them. Port
land Cement. GALVANIZED Wire, Hubbuck's Zinc.
White Lead and Boiled OIL.
E. P. ADAMS. Auctioneer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22
MARRIED..

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TIE rssense q The srdss Msthsr b. The Rev F4tas-
He-ua1-, NJ Ts1as La~rvaes Li2y 70 Ms CShErius J.
sss~sza- Ne C3rds. -LO1Ssa F4Fers Pi-Ass eoFy.I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22
DIED.

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- Ezsd1r. ~iss x D x Fyfe
Tis flzsral rkss place fgz the residence Il : Sith
thss asruoc. shrss csioes- Frisais AID .eguEHs
a-ces 1-s izri.-5 70 attend
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22
LOCAL NEWS


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

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Elasa slzzz- srs, Izs sus & Ia ezid-sz vas hall
E1-aai- 0ur zf-zazr says la1r jErsaZs tsa-par-i-a
zrs 60 paF-ar n that asirhssrhaed fs-usriy-
AzCEI.sss--EE L P Az1zzs o5--s AZ Ter o-eisek
-1-ss1F szE azaorr1e-r q z-errEzr6ize recently
imported b = T TEte-ao-se Esg- r-z Esfrh en-
-ftz 1lzost ever article q nler-hzrelse tla.
b aszris1sG- Deaie-s Il every brzzeE e b1Efuezz
ElI d vel q E--eni tas sac a al samPlez Sod
vi be Efrh11t reserve, 4a1 tae terms Esst Ese-al
The Ezle vi GceEpg t1-c1E E1d t1-z1rruE- o.
satz-say fsrzzccc zez1. NJ Azz--s vi sel vlI-
aahie piesa & Fr0Pe--T CO c1esn street, beIsazng
70 the estate q Wa Il Bray CO Faleh L 1Gae neu
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
nAsnROAD LINES.
@ ag
DIcHMoND AND
Az YoRK EIvEE RAILROAD.
NOTICE no SHIPPERS AND THE TRAY
ELLrNG PUBLIC. sss
pr ESTABLISHMENT OF THE TRI-WEEK-
LY LINE DAILY LINE IN FEW
DAYS. BETWEEN RICHMOND
AND BALTiMJ ORE. F

Trains leave depot at Richmond at 4 A. NJ. and
y. III connecting at West Point with me frst-
class steamer EASTERN CITY f,r baltimore
which wi / leave West Point TODAY IhSrs,
dsyl August 'st, touching at sll the landlpss on
ths York river and arriving In Baltimore we H..
lowing morning in time to connect VIII traius
North, West and Northwest. ,co,s
GMEsT DEDUCTION OF FARE. ACCOU-
KODkTlONS UNSURPASSED.
DTIfRiuGH TiCKETS AID BAGGAGE
CHECKE, TO ALL Pp1STS hORiH AMI
Freight trains leave IN time to connect wife
s,es mer ut West Point and Though bills OF ladne
given 10 sll points FreIghts carefully aaEdee
and Or, m pity forwarded.
sttamer leaves Pier No. IA LIGHT sFREET.
RsITIMORF, on FsIDL Y. sep' mhcr lit. at
r. NJ -, arriving In Richmond The following morn
Ing at IL A. u.
From Richmond 10 Baltimore. .......S q
From Richmond 10 Pb'ladeiphia.. u
From hichmond 10 New foik................ 10 OF
From Richmond N Boston Observation-Disclosures. 10 w
Excursion Ticke.s to New York and return,
good for thirty days. Is on
From RichnoGd to Baltimore and re uru.... w
WIN. II. BRAGG, Sup't.
jill. TAYLOR, Ticket agent.
s. G. GBAsTY, Beceivicg Agent, Baltimore
au3l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
ZONE SCHOOL.

home SCHOOL.
having teacher who teaches Fnglsh Freuch,
Latte, and haeic, wish 10 take FOUk YUUEG
LADIES as scholars.
Charge for the year beginning the lgh Sepsem-
Der aud ending the 18th June, 1900. No extras.
Direct to Mrs. ROBERT GARTER,
an 2s-lm Carter's Bridge, Albemarle Co, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
CREDEkICK'S HALL

TREDEkICkS HAIL. yMALE SCHOOL.
T. ,o,, 20, young lsd,es: ~,sh two s,,, e aIsn
reased 'e ,s and cose ssth June,
1879. ., ,u,,kab,y healthy, and zee ssh
bic I sna'sa Hs Geoos and
;hdo rsilroad, where there is post and telegraph
ofilce. u.on.h Latin and
..,h.n, ties siso. Vocal and Instrumental Music
with use OF plano 800 half payable In advance,
and the balance 18Th Of Februuy next NO ex-
tras. 49, =, -u rI.ppJy
MRn. ~. ". fhNNlo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW SCHEDU L E.-FORSsizEH
~ JaMES AgD CHtCk 4 sasssasalsss ssasa
HOXINY RIVERS. Tie fast and eies ant side.
f.ALsoH @il' leave her wba-t st Rockets ow-
hst c9mPsnys stssmD lat shf fsF h,p and
SsIUEDaYS at 6 O'Clock A. ~, connecting
wi The O'Clock train az City Point for Pc eIs,
burg. Returning will leave Grove wharf, az
kinr,s Mill Up WEDNESDAYS and MONDAYS
at o'.lock A. NJ, touching at all tie regular
landings each way. 49, -,,,,,.
gill leave her wharf st Rocsetts ior slnn ?
,vn.r. on ,Trtckahomiriy, on THURSDAYS at
o,clnck T.. NJ, connecting al City Point with ene
O'Clock train from Petersburg, touching 81 ali sne
reouiar landings on james river down 70 Du-
ias>;,s wharf ald al! regular landings on Cnlcka-
hominy. Returning, viii leave Binn's on FIJI
DAYS at Go'clock a. ID. o,,,
ho1niny rece we'd on Wednesdays.
, All fTeisbts to way lsod!nka AUST be prepaid
hort orto wy. P. kEETT, tgcnt
su25 at Powhatsn Steamboat heas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG =. 3. Co..
RICHEoND, VA, Aug. s. 1871.

REDMOND AND EETzssBuEG =. 3. Co...
RICAEoND. VA, Aug. s. 1871.
ETHE AIMS ON TAlS Road
= RUIZ as follows: .
The mail trains leave Richmond s.. a:S A. b.
and 1880 L. ~: aud leave Petersburg a. Ass A. IL
and TAO 2, Ii.
Freight and Accommodation trains leave Rich
mona 1t "a. N. and Ale z. NJ, and leave Peters
burg st 10 A. II. and $50 z. NJ.
The las A. IS. train VIII not leave RichDoGde ca
SUNDAYS, and the 1920 T.. Is. train will TO; leave
Petersburg On SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Eorlolk Will take the gao r. Y.
daily train, and those from Norfolk will connect
III Petersburg with the 10 A. u. train.
Paaoengers from Glover Hill will lake the $40 A.
A, train on Mondays, " edGe;dsye, and Fridays;
ard returning, leave Richmond on the same days At
$50 M
Ths mall trans will stop pnir at Chester.
The 8 A. III. train Will connect ~ Peters.
burg wi.h the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road for LyDchburg daily.
SLEEPING CARS On the 80 y. II. train, run
ming tnIoush 70 WILMINGTON. 2. b. EASEJ,
au7 Ticket and Freight Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
Nv Vyell!n2tcn GnGdla
Acctjoneer sud Real Estate AGENT
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
T ARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL

T ARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL
FIL.Ts IN TIE PLANOF BUCK HULL"
anJo iNING OK EFAs T7iG row Dc
MANCHESTER. pOT ShLN AT AU "r!ON.-.
with The concurrence. OF MIR. 1ho3. Widen: .lr. l
shall sell 1t public aug i"n, on THUR5DAl,1
Scptem er, 1871. ut O'Clock T. NJ, upon me
ESrkTE whca frtnts On The Manchester a9d
FaTing-cre' k turnpike sod has been sn ,dsvidrd
into lots according % sptnt and survey 10 be ex-
hi bited st the hcus Of sale.
These lots are really be .uticul and are In
thickly-se tied part Of the suburbs % Manchester,
and Should attract The a-'euti of those who wish
to make prol able iDresm ITS In small lets.
TERMS: the third ca b h1lance 1T four ana
eIgh. MOI tbs, for negotiable Ites with Interest
added, and Little re .alaed.
cpdi W.
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wuuCAT7OHAH.

pRooKLAND u sC I53; ,c For sos I'D
~ GsE R., ALsEwARLE C0UsTY. Va;
r,,orSr tbs sch 1oi OF Nc. Em D;nwlddie, WI
be re-opened September 18TH oy Mf. W. LIN.
TIC whole enst o. tuition and hoard per session
ar niue months will not exceed ssse. 80. %
Se,lher palma nor expenee VIII oe sphIeu "
:, az the estabiiah1nent worthy OF confidence.
FOR particulars, address the Principal s nei
90 ,bo EacuItS OF the Virginia University. re
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al 24-Eis
EY W. Godciu,
Auc,tonee- ana Reel Estate Agent.
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

Corner Of Eleventh snd Bank stresla'
TNRUSTEES' SALE OF THAT EALuA A.
Il BILE ESTATE IN HANOVER COUNTY
CALLbn "GOLp HILL" ON TIE PAGUS,
KEY RIVER, EIGHTEEN MILES FA>T OF
hICHMOTD.-By virtue Of deed OF trns, exc,
cutnd TO tine subsclihcc by fhomas v. BALLARD arg
WIFE bearing date lst octOoor. 1870, dulV fscnIdeo
in Hanover County Court On The 2ith octoner,
1870 we shall, In execution thereof, proceen 70
sell at public auction, ON the premises, on W Ed
NESDaY, the Goth September, 1871, 81 l2o'c,ocs
NJ. Or fair If NOT til. 1rst fair day thereafter,
thstYALUABL ESTA TIE located as bove, ad-
Joining the lands OF Nts. VIM. =. Merton , Il
Pollard, and The estate Of The Messrs. hunnie;,
containing FIGHT HUNDRED hND IL
ACRES, more or less. known as GOLD MIL,
and formerly owned by the In Or. " m. X Mel MI
SON. This estate has II all The fuildiHas us2 ny
found on such pa"e, and the lsnd is 'eSarGru
euusl to the best On the rnmunsey river. ne
pe'ghborhood is am ongst the most desirable Ill
Hanover county.
The deed requires 50 much IN CASH as shall %
sufficient to defray The eIocnse5 or sale era 70
pay off an acceptance for &l.4stS2 wlh lrtsres1
from 4th April last; on credit 80 to 81 5aS!? III
til 4th October Eext on credit &c 10 81 w
til 4th Apyl next on cEe1it as TO 81 GIe 20 until
4h october. ls72 and Las to III. re'ldue or ne pro-
ceeds OF gale on such terms as the ssld AVA u
sh all prescribe and direct, on his failure 10 give
shy such directions, then OF such terms as Tug
t:listces .hall at the hour of ST.. announce.
ANDREW l.. E;,4ETf,l Trustees
jobs c. DAVIS,
OIL
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BY Grubhs & williams,
AuctiopeeIs AID Zeal Estate AGepts,
Eleventh. between Main AMI Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A STORE
" AND DWETEITNG ~ THg CORN FIR OF
BAKER AND ST. J.rIN STGGGTS.-Tn execu-
lion Of p decree Of the Chincery Court of Rich-
mond entered the ID Ii Ct July, ISL. In tie c. s..
OF Ainor VS., Kinker the undersigned, the COM
missioner thereby appointed, Will cell ut auction,
on the premises, on MtHDay, nth september, at
o'clo Z. NJ. the LOT Sl0 ~, ami DIV Il DL-
I.G located as ab"vc described.
Also. VaEA 1T LIT in rear Of said lot.
The house has four rooms beeides o. c store.
TIE lot on which the house Is situated fronts at
feet on Baker street. running back l25 feet, and
fronting on ST John street The can't lot fir nts
81 feet ST. John street. ana runs back 1895 feet.
TERM: Gne third CASH: balance at six ini
twelve months. for ne. o,table rOtcs, 1n'eresL
added Title retained pntil the prch Sc Iconey Is
paid +. NJ. I'm %R, Cnm'r.
GEUBBs & WILLIAMS Auctonecrs, 80