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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-23

Or. Hollands Greek OIL,
Lighting Cure for all kinds OF Pain,
and ACnes.

APFtiIn ENrUENAiLY,-lt Will crro all kind, OF
palhs AMI aches, such ~ rheumatism, Aeuraig a,
IouiAachc, 'hlhlaus, spfalus, Brulscs, frost.
Bites, headaches, Pans m The Back and Loins.
Pans the Ju.uts, Limbs stage OF Insects, Ring.
NOTm~, etc.
IAkEN ISTLENALLi.-it will cure Kidney Com.
plaut baCkarhes, sick headache, cole, dyscntcTy,
darrhOca, cho.era lutantuiu, cholera morbu.,
cramps aai pains "a the stomach fever and agUe,
coughs, colds, asthma, etc,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-23
PRICES3 OO.-Sent by Mail, Post Paid

Every instrument is neatly boxed, and nand.
soInely labeled with full directions for use Thou.
sands have been sent by mail.
Address, W. j, LINES CO.,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
ADVERTISING RATES.

my God. I procured it. 1t was
obtained in good faith lfifregu-
lar, if invalid, We are not in fault.
Oh, sentence me! l cannot part
from him. lie is too pure, too
good. You know him not. ! do
know him."
The Court-Madan, | bare
duty to perform here, and, while
sympathize with you from the
bottom of my heart, I must still
perform that duty. In addition,
Mr.. Bower, to the ,nlsrisonmcnt
for two years in the Albany peni-
Tertiary, you will pay Il 9ne Of
$3.50.
| hope the warden Of the Jail, if
YOU are committed to bis custody.
will postpone the execution Of the
sentence until you have an op-
portunity TO apply to some of my
brethren on this bill of exceptions
for stay of tho execution of the
sentence. / may be mistaken. l
do not profess to be uncrrins
about this, but l have given my
best judgement to it. The case is
so sad that it draws blood from
the heart. You are a man of
great intelligence. You are sur
rounded in such a way that it is sad
to be compelled, as,I think / am
compelled to pass the sentence Of
the law. | wish from the bottom
Of my heart that it were other
wise. But l have brought my
best judgement to the case. The
law must be administered, how
ever high your social position may
be, and however sorrowfut tire sur
roundings may be. If [ had any
doubt about the rightfalness of the
verdict. might have taken an
other course But | do not sec
how | could do it. While / sit
here | mus. perform my duty as I
understand it.
Bowen then spent some time in
the marshal's Office, a message be-
inS sent in to the reporters re-
qn .sting that he be allowed to seq
the report Of his speech. After 1t
short Stay there, he departed for
jail in q hack, and was, with Mrs.
KinG-Bowcn, furnished comforta-
hle quarters by Warden Crockcr.
Application for respite Of the
sentence will be made immedi
atcly it IS said, to Jadgc Hum
phreys -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

SEC. 121. This Act shall be
deemed public Act. and continue
in force for the term Of fifteen
years, and until the end Of the
session Of the Legislature there
after.
Approved the 9Th day of March.
A. D. 1871.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

\ MELANcHoLy SUlcIDE.-In
New York city an Inquest was
lately held on the body Of Mary
McNanus, girl Of fifteen, who
shot herself Oil Monday, at 1888
West NinctecnthS street. She had
piltercd 4 ribbon from a Mrs.
Robinson, who lodged IN her
unc!c's house, and being found
out, prayed for forgiveness, and
begged that the ls'!y wona not
inform upon her. But the lady,
however, persisted in informing
upon her, and the girl, with
strange sensihility to shame, took
her unclc's pistol from his trunk
and killed herself. At the inchc.s
there was quite an excited crowd.
demanding punishment Of the
Mrs. Robinson, and frequent
threats Of Iynching were made
against her.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

4 late Paris letter states that
the cemetery of Pierre Ii Chase
presents dcplorabIe sight + tho
resting places OF thc dead arc
much dcf;cd ; the monuments
have been greatly injured BY tho
fl: rag collins have been, broken,
and the remains lie scattered
over the ground. You may meas
nrc the dead, nos by numbers, !,r.
by the rod. They lie in doublr
tier on the grass, powdered over
with coating Of lime. There arc
many women among them, and
faces, the ferocity Of Which makes
one sick to look upon.
FELL DEAD Captain Henry ".
Mcmillan, an old and hi 5hly es-
tecmed citizen Of Barnwell Coan-
ty, teI! dead on Wednesday morn'
ing last, while at work in his field,
near Graham's, S. G.
There are seven applications f"f
divorce pending before the supe-
rlor court of Loudoun County,
Va. Is this an instance OF tbs,
march Of Northern ideas?
4 young lady Of Logan County,,
Kentucky, has advertised for "sea'-,
cd proposals for her hand and
heart" 1t is not stated whether
she will take the lowest 'tenderr'
Charles ?. Gorefcld, formerly t
reputable and prosperous eitizc'',
but recently incorporate, s!et
himself through the head wlr!<,
playing dominoes.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

In Baltimore the Smith Fan,;-
Iy" announce that they lrare made
arrangements fo, their. "tirst semi
annual cXcursion,' which is to-
take place next Tuesday,, rnder
the supcrinlcndeEco of & eons-
mittcc Of arrangements, embracing
Grandfather George N. Smith,
Father Julius II. Smith. Uncle
james II. B. Smith. Nephew
Charles II. G.. Smith, Brother
VIM. II. II. Smith, Brother Rob
crt N. W. Smith, Brother Thomas
r. Smith. Brother Joseph j.,
Smith, Ballet mastcr-ticorse ".
VI. Smith. The music is to he
by the "Smilh;s celebrated band
and all the "Smillrs, Symths,
Schn>itts, SchmidS, s & h mi d ts,
Schmitzcs, Smidts and Smitts" arc
invited TO attend.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
Acts and Joint Resolutions
Passed by the Lesislature-Session 1870 anc
1871.
TOFFICIAL.7
TOFFICIAL.7

CONCLUDED FROM LAST WEEK
AN ACT TO GRANT, RENEW AND
AMEND THE CHARTER OF CERTAIN
TOWNS AND VILLAGES THEREIN
nENTIOSED
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

Joseps JoS1p u; o--a time, the sum Of ten thousand
Emma ssgoSorg, ssoSog, And the Mayor and AL
1 TT I4ooaFg' his witt, II have full power to
cs.a ha Creditors of the Ess.shlsb ali sncb rn1es
rendar rs deceased, are hereby l;nonoss rosnaot
soeesra oees. IN and establish OATH fespect
Com. e. demands before the Cler.eets, market and
Of Se3,s seeree on Or before the wn, as shall ap-
- THos' n 1,rr ,,rssary and rcqui-
JUS q, 25-4,. y " 1'ty, welfare and
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NV41OG Vt 1NVOSk VNAx1OENss Il.
Notice IS hereby given that the unde signed
come incorporated under the Laws of iowa,
for the purpose OF trAhaNctine Business as . d
in,c c for pecuaiary profit,
principal place Of trpnsacting business Is In
Ottumwa, Wapello County, iowa.
"a. The general Nature Of the business 10
Construction oil Gas Work. iii said city, the
Manuiactufe ana supply of Coal Gas, Cox e
and Coal Tar to said city and Its inhahitaAts,
including The purchase and sale Of Coal there
Sd. The amount OF Capital and stock Is one
Hundred Thousand Dollars (authorizei Capt.
tai Stock Two Hundred and Flfty Thousand
paid when subscribed, aud the balance With
In one year, as called for by the Directors,
calls hot TO exceed twenty per cent. of the
amount subscribed, nor be oftener than once
I'm. The Incorporation shall commence its
existencs on the LIST day of November, a. d.
lS5i; and continue M, foi the term Of fifty years.
Quoted by a Board Of Directors Of not less
than Three or more than Seven, who elect
from their number apnuRlly, Old the first
tuesday III November, at Ottumwa, q Presf-
dent, Vice President, Secretary and Treasur-
err and who also appoint an Executive Com
mittee OF Three, all OF whom hold their re-
successors are elected or appointed.
9th. The highest amount Of Indebtedness
or Liability TO which the Corporation shall at
thirds q It's paid-up Capital stock:
rators ADD stock holders shall be exempt from
all corporate debts or liabilities.
our hands this LIST day of November, A, D.
''A S M%fIiA \ & MMatrrA, rneorptor.
Nov. edit wit
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23
NoT1on OF INcoRPoRATIoN.

;, Notice is hereby given that the Ottumwa
base. BALL Association has been Incorporated
under the general laws of the State Of Iowa,
for the purpose OF enclosing, improving and
operating Base Ball Grounds nea. Ottumwa,
Iowa, and Playing Match Games Of Base hall.
The capital stock OF said Association Is
One Thousand Dollars tsi0Oo.00), to be paid IN
when the stock Is taken. -
Said Corporation commenced on the 8th
Twenty years.
It's principal place of business is at the city
OF Ottumwa,
The affairs Of the Corporation to be conduct.
ed by board OF not more than seven Direc-
tors who are to be elected on the second Fri.
day in September of each year. :
The Executive officers for the year com.
mencing September SLh. 1871, ore June A.
Wentz, President; j l. Tayl Vice Presi.
dent; J. q. osgood. Secretary. and j. ]. Mil
lard, Treasurer. +
This Association can at no time subject it.
self to an Indebtedness exceeding one half OF
the capital stock.
The private property of the stockholders 10
exempt from liability for corporate indebted.
ness. JUNe A WENTZ -
J. c. OSGooD, PRESIDENT.
Secretary in29.w1.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23
NOTICE OF INooRroRATToN.

Sotice Is hereby given that the undersigned
h hre associated .hfmselyss togetisr and be.
lei he al ttsnss citing business a. Ss an
Incorporation for pecuniary profit.
Isl. the name OF such Incorporation IL
the National Coal and Mining Company, J"
ne.s is ID oltiimwa. Wspeilo County, iowa.
~. The general nature of the business to
oe ltansaci.d by such Incorporation Is the
n mining q ant dealing In Coal and Coal
said Coal and other Minesais for r S III
Mapeilo County, iowa, and slich otEer places
as n may be detelmlne upon,
Two Hundred Thousand boilers (authOfized
cspits stock Five Hundred Thousand Dol
lais), 10 be paid In at such times and ia such
Sums ,1,tn as the Board Of Directors may by reso-
.4ih. The commencement of the Incorpora.
-,on is on the 30l h dey Of October, A. u. 1871,
and continues Twenty }t2o) years, with the
! 9th The affairs Of the Company are to be
conducted by a Board of not more than Five
Directors, to be chosen nom the members OF
The Company at the annual meeting Of the
second WsdnesdEy In June In each yearfez-
ceptihg tliat the first regular meeting for The
electi IN OF Directors shall be on the frs.
time s e. saa
rotary, Treasurer and superintendent. all Of
whom hold their respective offices i0f one
year and until their successors hre elected
etn. The highest amount Of Indebtedness
or liability TO which the Corpoi alton sh III at
any time subject itself shall not exceed one
half Of the capital stock Of the Company "a
7th. The priysts property Of the Ineorno
all corporate debts or liabilities,
our bands at Ottpmwe, Iowa, this isth day O.
October, A. d. 1871. a*HB s'SFf
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
Marine Disastsrs--victor Emanuel in
Rome.

| s8SSsuo OAo11t9x8--V1ex0T Emanuel IN
Rome.
LONDON, Nov. ri.
The vessels sunk in the Mersey
with ali on board are the bark Mary
Baker, of Boston, bound from Liver
pool to Bermuda. and the British
ship, ARROW, from Sierra Leon,
bound for Liverpool.
Dispatches from Constantinople
report that cold and clear weather
is now prevailing there and that tho
cholera is decreasing daily.
The bark CHARLES belonging 10
Aberdeen, is reported wrecked. Six
OF the crew were drowned.
A dispatch from Hong Kong says
the ship Gangee, Captain Smith,
from Foo Chow, was lost on the
reef of Paracels Island in the China
sea. The Captain and fou, of the
crew were drowned.
A special dispatch from Versailles
yesterday says that the commission
OF arbitration on the Alabama claims
will assemble IN Geneva in Deccm-
Der, and that the sitting will contin-
NC ali Tho winter About live hun
bred cases will be presented 10 the
consideration OF tho commission.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23
StAslIlN0TON
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.

W AsHlNGTON, NOV. ~.
Chester A.. Archer was this after.
noon appointed Collector Of New
York, vice Murphy, resigned,
The correspondence between Pres.
ident Grant and Collector Murphy,
upon the resignation OF The lntter, is
published. Murphy refers 10 the
possessions to which he has been
suhjected since he held the office, and
which he says for persistent inisrep-
resen tation and unaelenting vindic.
ltiveness, have but few parallels in
the history of political strife, and
says he has been sustained by the
consciousness Of his own rectiLude,
and that he has enjoyed uninterrupt.
ed, and still retains, the Presidents
confidence undiminished by the vitu-
peration Of his accusers. For the
manner In which the duties Of his
office have been performed, be refers
with pleasure 10 the Secretary OF the
Treasury, and 70 the figures on re
cord in the Treasury Department.
he says, however, that he Is coz.
scious that his continuance In Office
will be made the pretext and occa,
sion for assaults calculated to iniuro
the President and the Republican,
party, and rather than incur such 4
hazard he would relinquish the posi-.
ton, even II, 1t had been coveted,
which the President knows il was
not. When appointed no believed
be could render service by accepting.
Now he believes he can render ser.
vice by iesigning. He concludes by
referring to the gratifying result Of
the recent election in New York
State.
The President in his reply says it
gives him great pleasure 20 bear tes-
timony to the efficiency, honesty and
zeal with which Mr.. Murphy has ad.
ministered the Office. Ho states .aat
while his peace Of mind may be en-.
HANGED By lowing The office OF col.
iectorship, hetthe Presidency doubts
whether such a course vii. in pDy
sense be d benefit to he pubic se,'.
vice; that under his administration
the revenues Of tho New York Chs.
tom Rouse haye been largely il.
creased end tie cost OF collection
greatly diminished, which facts is
slown by the record In the Treasury
Department. He Gays In conclusion.
aYou have bad my unqualified con-
idence ever since yon entered the
Office Of collector. You hat that
confidence before or. the appointments
would not have been teiideset. tbG,
Taat conHdence is sill mistaken,
and in accepting your resignation, |
desire to have your fullest assurance
OF this fact, that whether you remain
in or out Of Office, time will convince
u Just public of your entire Innocence
Oh charges brought against YOU"
WAsHiseros, Nov. 81.
The presiden. to iay appointed
Francis A. Walker, present Superin-
tendent Of Census, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs.
The Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue rules that the principal and
interest of the new bonds are exempt
from taxation IN any form, and that
The interest received will not be
included in the amount upon which
dividend or otter taxes are required
TO be paid. se
Treasurer Spinner in his annual
report shows the receipts for the
fiscal year including balance in the
treasury were $3.50, 9O4, 349 cxpen-
ditures, $3.50, 986,872
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23
sHEsIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue of an Execution TO me directed
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF wa;
pe 10 County Iowa, on Judgment OBTAINED
ia said Court on the 26th day Of o T., l67I:in
favor of John Hite, rs plaintiff. and against
ants. for the sum OF Two Thousand Three
Hundred and Eighty-three Doliarsen 81 cts.
end ten per mt. interest and costs taxed at
~ .05 and accruing costs, I have levied upon
the following real estate, taken rs the prop.
erty Of said defendants to satisfy said execu-
ton, tO-wit tse
Lots Nos. four IA and five (s) In Porter
Co.'S sub livision OF parts Of out lots Numbers
thirty 1907 and thirty one SlD In the city OF
Ottun1wa. Wape1lo County, iowa. llRss
And will offer tile same for sale to the high.
est bidder, subject TO right OF redeinpiion, for
cash In hand, on the 18th day Of December.
A. D., 1871. In front OF the Court House door
in OttuYawa. at the hour of one O'CLOCK, Z
NJ, Of said DAY, when and where dH&Rttend-
ance will be given by be undersigned.
Dated at Ottumwa, Town. Nov 18th. ISL.
s. A. SWIGGETT, sheriff of said Co.
BY WIN. II. n. AsBURY, hcpGty lnSi-w2
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23
Farmer Clubs.

The following topics are sugges i d
as good ones TO be debated by Far.
mers Clubs during the long winter
evenings:
The result OF farming in 1871, and
what has been learned that viii be
beneficial in the future.
Has the importation of the fol uisn
breed Of cattle, horses and other
stock been benefit to the commu
nitys
Trades and trade unions-their in
fuence on the business of the com
munity. Would combination of
the farming interests be a benefit to
their general prosperity.
Woodland and forest trces-their
advantages or disadvantages to the
farm and community.
Farm and tarmers--what are the
indications OF good farming?
Swine and poultry the best
breeds of each and the best method
of keeping and feeding, and the
profit or loss.
Fruits and vegetables proper
time to gather and the best way Of
preserving them.
Mich cows-the feeding and man
agement in regard TO health and tho
production OF milk.
The raising, feeding and training
OF horses for speed, road and farm
work.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23
THE PRESIDENCY.

Our neighbor OF tho Burlington
Gazette figures thus on tho canvass
ofls72:
"Many there are, who look forward
TO 1872, for An easy Republican vic.
tory, and we must confess that tax
ing the result Of tie past elections as
q criterion, the prospects Tor the
democracy are by no means fatter-
ing. Yet We think il the worst OF
Jolly, especially for democrats, 10
look upon the success of the repsb.
iican party in seventy-two as fore,
gone conclusion. There arc SO many
elements necessary TO the make up
of a presidential contest, that it is
impossible to tell how much the out
look will be modified in the next ten
months.
The elections of ISL have been
held in the following states, to which
we append their ELECTORAL votes,
classifying them according to the
majority recorded by each on its
popular vete;
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23

~ no MA chosen by tho lAnealsa
Lincoln AZ one or his oouhsellors and
who .is regarded not only by the
tticnds Of Che admi0istration but by
The people Of the whole country as
ono Of the most able of American
Senators. II IL Tor them to say
whetserthe State Of Iowa can afford
to substitute for such an one, any
other person within her borders.
however deserving he may be of
other positions within the gift Of the
people.
The appropriate gin Of Rhode
Island to the Government, Of the
statues Of Green and Roger Williams,
has been supplemented by one from
Connecticut Of Roger Sherman and
Colonel Trumbull. A better work
could hardly have been inaug urated,
should DO followed by all the States.
'----'ss ss5s sl t1EY.T,A
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EtllERtFs,e sAL.lsl

by virtue uf an execution TO me directed
r. ON iiue Clerk or he District Court of Wa
IN ia "a Court, Oh the l4tb day OF 6eptemberl
1871, In faver ~ i,atrick Hughes, as Plaintiff
and against Mary BUrk, ct. Al a. Defendants
,or the sum of Nine Hundred and Twelve
Ioi ara pMH as iceists and interest and. costs
taxed at So IS and acc.uins costs, hkve levied
rnoa the f0Iiovviai eel estate taken as the
> ooee,y OF sej,l defendants, 20 satisfy said
10. No. tsyslye, IL, a block No. TWENTY-FIVE
isil ID Risks eli .,dditoi 10 the cltt OF Ottum
wa, Wupello County, iowa.
- And VIII offer the same for sale to the high
est BIDDER for cash in hand, on the 18TH day
OF December, A. D.. 1871, In front "A the Court
o'clock, p, NJ of said day, when ana where
due attendance will be given by tpe under
fRatsd AZ ottumwa, iowa, Nov. 18Th 1871.
-. s. A. SWIGGETT;
Sheriff of said County !
BY WIN. IL, II. AsBURY, Deputy
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sIiERtFF's SALE.

By virtue OF an Execution 70 me directed
rro;n tha Clerk of the District Court Of Wa,
, ,,s,In Gnnntv iowa. on q Judgment Obtained
N said Court, on the goth day OF Aug 1870 ID
favor OF S. G. McCnlloughi As plaintiff and
against j. B. Mcknight, as defendant. !or The
costs taxed al y4.0 aud sccruipg costs, have
levied upon the following real estate, taken
"a the property of said defendant, 10 satisfy
s' lot M. one al. in Carpenter q Godfrey's
addition to the city OF Ottumwa. Town.
Aud will offer the same for sale TO The high;
december. a. D., 1871, in front of the Court
House door In Ottu1nwa. at the hour of one
o'clock, p. NJ, Of said day, when and where
due attendance will be given by the under.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa, Nov iSths is7:
S. A. SWI9G ~ Il, sheriff OF said Go.
BY WN. H. II. AsBUKY, Deputy
M 81 w1t s5 t-s n fs14
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23
DEMOCRATIC.

Now Mr.. Gosetfe taking your own
figures, we cannot for the life of US
see where you hang your hopes of
Democratic victory in 1872. Even
New Hampshire, New Jersey and
West Virginia, may with reasonable
safety be set down for Grant, and
this will leave you 81 electoral votes.
1t Is true that there will DO q new
apportionment and that the electoral
vote will be somewhat changed in
the different States, but in the great
West, which is all Republican, will
be the principal gains, and this will
only be SO much the worse tor Demo
crazy. Verify, the man who can
derive comfol from even the Gasettes
own figures, could draw sunshine
irom a cucumber. Besides this in q
Presidential campaign the Repub-
iican party will DO imbued with moro
enthusiasm, be more closely held to-
gether, and the sweep of Republican
triumphs will reach from Maine to
California, and from Florida to Min
nesota. The hopes of the Democracy
rest entirely on division in the
Republican ranks, and though they
long snd pray forit, ard should even
like Moses, ascend Mt. Nebo ind
think they behold the promised land,
and gloat uponit with longing eyes,
yet they will never realize the acma
OF their hopes. Democracy is deao,
and the sooner its friends recognize
the tact the better for them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23
COLORADO.
DENyER. No,

+-@ DENVER, NOV. II.
On Friday morning fire broke
out in the barber shop adjoining the
Ferry House at Kit Carson the en-.
tire block, including tho Ferry
House, several dry goods houses and
grocery stores, the post-ofiice, two
billiard halls, and number of 50
looms and dwellings werc destroyed.
Very little was saved. No insur.
ance. The loss il estimated at $780,.
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CALIFO
San FRANCISCO. Nov.

San FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.
The Grand Jury OF Los Angeles is
finding numerous indictments for
participation IN the butchery of the
Chinese. Most of the inaipted parties
not already in jail have tieI the
country.
The coroner's jury al .yieherburg.
Arizona, found a verdict that on the
the 9th day of November, 1871, c.
I. Adams, John Lent, Fred. w
Loring, Fred. w. Stockholm, w. G.
Salmon, and P. M. Helmet, found
scalped, came to their dea. b. by gun
shot wounds received from Tho lu-
dams travelling towsds the Date
Creek reservations.