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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20
FRANKLIN COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
=. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Pursuant to an order of the District Court Of the
United States for the District of Virginia, made
the 18th day OF January 1871 in the matter of John
s. Woods, bankrupt SHALL as assignee of said bank
rupt, proceed to sell, at
FRANKLIN COURTHOUSE, VIRGINIA,
at public auction, to the highest bidder, On
THE SIN DAY OF MARCH, 1871,
the said bankrupt's life interest in THREE HUN
DRIED AND TIlIRTY-SIX 1856 ACRES OF LAND,
lying in the said county of Franklin, on Pig River
said land will be sold free of ali liens and encun-
brances
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third of the purchase
money viii be required to be paid in cash the bal
ance in two equal installments of six and nine
months from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security fer The deferred pay
ments, and the title retained until the whole of tie
purchase money is paid.
JOHN 7. BARKSDALE,
10 le--2aw2w Assignee of John s. Wood
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L STATES, for the District OF Virginia
In the matter OF X. X. Chandler, Bankrupt--in
Bankruptcy.
District of Virginia, S.:
Notice is hereby given that last general meet
ing OF the creditors of the said r. X. Chandler
bankrupt, for the purpose of declaring DIVIDEND
will be hold at Richmond, at the office of w. W.
Forbes, Register in Bankruptcy, in said district,
Thursday, the I'D day of February, 1871 at 10
o'clock A. NJ, in accordance with the provisions Of
tho 9Th and 18th sections of the Bankruptcy Act of
March End 1867.
DATED at Ruthergleu, the I'd day of february, 1871
fe 2-2t r.. A. KICKS, Assignee.
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TRUNK FULL OF FUN.

A Portfolio of first-class Wit and Humor, contain
ing the Richest Comica Stories, Cruel Sells, Side
Splitting Jokes, Humorous Poetry, Quaint parodies
Burlesque Sermons, New Conundrums and Mirth-
Provoking Speeches ever published Interlpersed
with Curious Puzzles, Amusing Card Tricks Feats
of Parlor Magic, and nearly 200 Funny Engravings.
Illustrated Cover. Price Is cts. Sent by mail, post
age paid to any part of the United States receipt
of price. DICK fITZGERALD, Publishers, i8
Ann street. New York. -.
4 PPLE PARER, CoRER AND SLICER. Made
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ID BRIGGS & BROS al
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OF FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
AND SUMMER PIONEERING BULBs
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RANKRUPT NOTICES.

N the District Court OF the United States for the
l. District of Virginia.
In the matter of John Rogers, bankrupt-in
bankruptcy
TO whom it May Concern:-Th undersigned VIM
Atkins, of Boydton, Meeklenburg co, Va hereby
gives notice of his appointment assignee of tbs
estate Of John Rogers of Meckenburg county, Va,
who was on the u of september, 1870, adjudged
a bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
court of said district.
Dated at Boy dton, the LIST day of February ISL
fe 6-M3w VIM L ATi{INS Assignee
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ASSIGNEE SALES,
AssIaN EE's sALE
Ia OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTIES
OF ROANOKE, FLOYD AND MONTGOMERY,
AIIn1InNr

Pursuant to an order Of the District Court of the
United states for the district of Virginia, made in
the matter OF Wariield Price, bankrupt we shall, as
assgnees of said bankrupt. proceed to sell at the
Oourt-iouse door of Roanoke county, Virginia, in
the town Of Salem. on
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A VOID QUACKS.-A victim Of carly ndiscreton,
having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has
simple Of selEcure, which Ne will send free TO
his fellow-suilerers Address J. II. FUTILE, rs Mas
sau street, New York. 70 10
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CURIOUS HOW sTRANuEl
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the desired information Cont free for two stamps
Address Mrs II. METZaER, Hanover, Pa.
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TERMs-one-thifd Of purchase money will be re-
CURED to be paid in cash residue in two equal in
staments oil six and Twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond, with good personal security, for the
deferred payments, and the title retained until the
purchase money is fully paid
'- McKGNsEY BROWN, Assignees
ia 2s-2aw3w of Warfield Price, Bankrupt.
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WEDNESDAY, THE srH DAY OF MARCH, 1871,
at public auction, to the highest bidder,
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.

lying in the counties of Floyd Roanoke and Mont
gomery, belonging to the estate of said BANKRUPT:
most OF which is quite valuable, SAID land will DO
sold FREQ OF all liens and encumIra,ces
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POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale is postponed
until the 18th APRIL, 1871. 70 ltd
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If keeping the secret. Address JAMES GOODWIN
u Exchange Place, New York.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
THE COMMUNISTS.

It is our firm belief that our exDelcgate to Congress, Charles D. Postonr IS figuring to get expatriated Frenchmen colon'zed in Lower California, and not in this Territory as reports say. We think so from the fact that he was once an agent, or something ot the sort. for the Lower California company. We may be wrong in this, but, ii so, nothing will be lost or gained by expressing this opln- ion Should they be taken to Lower Califor- mia. they cannot there make living, or be controlled by the Mexican Goynrnment, and troubles will be produced. Here, if they are not all Parisans and entirely unacquaintcd with country life and labor, they could make an honest livelihood, and "grow up with the country" But we want them, anyway, II for nothing else than to help US kill or con auer the Apaches
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
Vincent Conyer.

This knave, or tool,- do n't know which of the two terms apply 10 him reached Santa Fe, New Mexico. on the iith nlt., and may come to Arizona, provided the commander of New Mexico can spare him a good, big escort of cavalrymen. Should the old sinner come, let us treat him ss we'll as we possibly can, and, may be, he will come to see himself as we see him,--''a fraudulent old Indian worshipper," not for any love he bears the Indian, but for the power and money bis position as grandmother of all the murderous Reds gives him.
 But, Cnllyer is not as much to blame in this matter as his master, President Grant, who sends him here to stay the hand of ven geance which now for the first time in ten years is powerful enough; willing enough, to infiict chsstisement upon our tormentors. Without President Grants consent, this old fuo-foo Collyer would not be here on so fool ish mission; therefore, let US not hang the old effigy, in case he should come to Prescott He has S30,0O0 to fool away in pacifying' the Apaches, some of which money he had better pay to citizens who within the past few weeks, have been broken up in bushes, | by Apache thieves.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
ARIZONA FEVER"

This epidemic has broken out in Pioche, and almos, every day or two parties ot three or four start out for the Sacramento District, situated about thirty miles south of the Col orado river. in Arizona. Many reports are current here regarding the richness Of the ledges in the District snd hence the desire of many to be first to get the best chances Old Arizouan,, who have been there. show no desire to go again; but, on the contrary, advise those leaving to stay where they are until the country has been opened up more. All the parties leaving here are well prepared for anything in the shape of "onpleassnt- nessn with the Indians, which is expected at most any time, ard Henry rifles, x-shooter> and knives constitute the principal part of the outtit.-Pioch (Ssv.) Rsoor3.
 This is about the tirst instance on record wherein old Arizonsns are accused of die suading, or attempting to dissusde, other. from migrating to this Territory and while We do not question the verscity of our con temporary, we do question the genuineness of the men who, calling themselves "old Arizonans," will yet take q stand in opposi- ton 10 the attainment, fof Arizona, of that which she most needs, viz population. Of the present inhabitants of Arizona ve find, M a rule, that those who were first in the field are now the wealthy men in every commun- ity. They came here without means, when the population was not fifth of what it now is, and when there there were not as many acres of land under cultivation as there are at present of square miles. They did not court the pleasures of civilization, in the midst of comparative luxury, whilst others were at work "opening up" the country for them; but with courage to undertake, and nerve to perform, they grappled with every obstacle; and they have had their reward
 They are they who "open up" a frontier country tha, have the best opportunity tC smass fortunes: the best tracts of agricultural land are theirs, by right of discovery ant pre-emption, and the richest mines of gold and silver are theirs by right of discovery aad location. These facts must be evident tC all men; and particularly should it occasion surprise that an argument like unto the ons We have quoted, should influence the pion eer people of Nevada contrary to their better judgment. Before Arizona can be "opencd up" we require population on hand stuff cient to undertake tine work and while "; do not pray for the return of the bogus spir its that have abandoned the contest and fec in dismay, we do ask that better men will no permit their good judgment to be influenced by report emanating from such a source.
 There are yet many fortunes to be mad' in Arizona, and, in the distribution of these the chances are certainly in favor of the mel that first enter upon the pursuit.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
The Wheeler Expedition.

A rumor-whcnce it camc or whither des- tined. we cannot say-reached Prescott this week, to the effect that most of Lieutenant Wheel r's escort of Cavalry had deserted him, raking their horses, an ambulance, etc, and leaving him and his party of scientists alone and on foot, at some point this side of the Great Colorado river. Military men put no faith in the rumor yet should the other ru mor-that he had sent into Camp llualpat for an escort-be correct, the men ot his old escort, who belong to Trnop"I, 3d Cavalry, may have left ,hc Lieutenant and bis party in the urch We hope not, however, as We look to the Lieutenant and his party to make a complete exploration, this summer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
Discord in France.

The peace of the city of Paris is again threatened. The popular mind is again torn by political dissensions that threaten to es- tablish anarchy upon the ruins of the infant Republic. The l6th of August was the fete day of the First Napoleon, and the rumor that the Army would, on that day, revolt against the Versailles government and de- mand the Empire, with MeMahon as Regent, caused general panic. Thousands fled from the city, in terror
 The unreliable spirit of the French people was never more clearly evinced than at pres ent Thiers, lately the admired of all who has done so much for France who snatched the shattered fragments of the vanqulshed Empire from cauldron of civil war aud was the chief architect in the work of building up a Republican government, founded upon the principle of liberty, is now the hated and envied Uf all. He is still Chief of the Asseu- ply, but is liable to be swept away by revo- lntionary wave, at any moment It is evil dent that even the overthrow of the Red Re bellien has failed to restore the confidence of the people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
An Unexpected Result.

Contrary to all expectations, the people of Montana Territory have just elected Re publican (Mr. ClaggetD. Delegate to Con gress from their Territory, by majority of about 300. The MontanidH, of Virginia City, says the result vas brought about through the disaffection of large class of voters who formerly acted with the Democratic party, and we certainly think it Was, as there Is, in Montana, a clear Democratic majority Of 2,OO0 But, what caused this '''lis,e ton 2" Was it dislike of Mr. Tool', the defeated Democratic candidate; disgust with the manner in which Democratic candidates were nominated. or had Jay Cuoke Co.,, of 'he Northern Pacific R. R. Co.,, anything to do in creating the |" "dsaffecton 1''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
News Summary.

A bill is before the French Assembly which provides that military service shall be compulsory upon all citizens.
 In the second battle between Admiral Rogers fleet and the Coreans. GOO Americans defeated tOCO natives. One thousand Of the latter are re- ported killed. An Anglo-Chinese newspaper says that the Colorado" and another American man of-war, having run aground, were captured by the Coreans With tine single exception of Minister Low, who has been retained as hostage all on board have been massacred IL is reported that our Government will send out endorsements 10 enable the Admiral to carry out the programme to the end.
 Brick Pomeroy was 10 have delivered an address at Bfaytou Hall, Oakland, on the evening Of the 2lst, but was prevented from doing SO by the shcrih, who pursuant to A difficulty between Brick and Gen. La Grange, feared that tragedy might ensue, and would not permit the hall to be opened. LaGrange, it seems, sought Brick scalp because the latter once gave him little no. torleiy through the columns of the La Crosse IIeoloerat. Another hall was procured and Brick delivered his address 10 a large audience-unin- terrupted by the irate ex-General
 Dr. helmhold of" Buchu nOtotiety, tried to psh his purpose.
 A meeting of Republicans at San Pranelsco on the night of the 22d, tursted up in a grand {" on. pleasantness." The breach formed 1t is claimed by the Demoerats, will ensure Democratic vic. tory in the city.
 The Canadian authorities have selzed an Amer. lean vessel for violating the fishing lava.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
To the Blockhead of the Tucson Clti' zen" and all Others Whom 1t May Concern.

We had about made up our mind 10 let the slanderous official organ at Tucson go with the notice we gave It and its conductor cn the fourth page of this paper, and would have done so had not the number for August l9 reached Us, Monday last, with assertions which, although they would not be believed by those who know us, might be taken for granted by those not acquainted with Us. Nr. Wasson, the rcputed editor and pub fisher, claimed to have received letter rom some person in Prescott, which opened with the choice quotation, Hell $ afoat and the rivers a raisin'" and which goes on to say, after having alluded to the recent Apache murders and rubberics near Camp Verde, and the criminal conduct of General Grover m not having sent out troops to chastise the Apaches: "The MINER chief knows everything, but dare not talk This letter was, no doubt, written before we bad tuns Co talk out, in the MINER, and the caves dropping, political hanger-on who wrote It, must have learned, soon after be had pcnned his malicious islander about us, that the MIssR chief, as he was pleased to call Us, did talk out in very plain language did con demn the course General Grover had taken, and that. in bis editorial columns, with no
 
 of the author of the remarks. either, such as bis gruveling, mean nature has, upon several occasions, caused him to practice. Dare not talk" indeed Lying wretch, we dare speak, at all times and upon all occasions; not like YOU. however, from behind mask, but openly and above board. Furthermore, we wish to inform you that you are a coward'y political bummer, sneaking liar and tell-tale caves dropper, without force, character, or standing. So much for this toady, who | "bends the supple hinges of bis knees, that thrift may follow fswnng."
 And, now, for WassOn, the menial of car pet -bagCers; the boorish fellow who came to the Territory to take an office, whose duties ! he can no more fill than 1e could those of an honest man and citizen. This adder; thi- loafer; this Guberuatorial boot-black and scullon, who bummed his living from the military and citizens of this Territory, until he got installed in office, tries to fool people into the belief that he--sn abject, cringlng slave--is chiyalrous gentleman, and that we of the MINER are "debauched and de based towards and slanderers." Mercy ha: it come to this Must we, for once, forget our manhood and come down to the level o
 this human brutel If 20, we, the senior ed itOr of this paper, unhesitatngly fling those words back into the teeth of this blutinp dog, and dare him to meet us at any place h6 may name, and, forever, settle this little mat
 ter of cowardice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02

Theodore Hilton wishes that he may be permitted to live ng enough to see n negress occupy the Presidential chair With the advent of this event, which would be the final throe of distinctions founded upon race and sex, he will he satisfied to go down into the grave The Rev. Mir. Haven, of Boston, editor of Zion's Heraid. goes yet further his wish embodies that of Hilton, and this much more that he would not be satisfied unless she were married to a white man-thus set ting aside all distinctions, political as we'll as social.
 Nobody cares a cent whether MT. Haven marry wench or otherwise; nor would it seriously interfere with the public should the life of Tilton be prolonged to an eternity. But, in connection, this much is certain-that neither son nor daughter of Africa will ever repose his or her sooty limbs in the chair of Washington.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
To Be Broken Up.

The word is that Drum Barracks, Califor- nia, is to be broken up. And who can say that it's breaking up and abandonment will hurt any interest worth fostering. Hral- quarters uf the 2lst Infantry having been or dered 10 Fort Yuma, and Department Head quarters being on the road for Prescott, 1t strikes us that the necessity for keeping mp a costly miltlry establishment on General Bannings ranch, should not be much longer indulged in. couple of old fngy generals ought to be sufficient for Drum Barracks and Wilmington.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02

James Collins, Frst Lieutenant of the First Cavalry, having ordered a soldier to discharge bis carbine at target before which a trumpeter was standng-thereby causing the shooting and killing of the trumpeter- has been tried by court-martial, found guilty of < conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline" and dismissed the ser vice. The civil authorities should now take him in hands, find him guilty of 'rnurder in the first degree" and dismiss him through a a trap door after having first secured bis neck to the end of ahempen cord, so as to "b break J his fall
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
A Judicious Order.

A copy ofGeneral Orders No. l6, from De
 partment Headquarters, has been received at this office and it's wise provisions--tending to the retention of the Government animals, particularly the horses of the Cavalry, in q seryiceable condition-are such as to merit more than mere, passing notice. General Crook has observed that great numbers of horses have been rendered unserviceable from neglect and through want of proper care while travelling, on escort duty. To remedy this evil he has ordered that, whenever prac- ticable, escorts shall he detailed from the In taniry; and in no case shall mounted troops be detailed for this duty except when direct ed by superior authority, or when Infantry cannot perform the service required. The orders moreover provide that when the na- ture of the service requires mounted escort. the same shall be in charge of an experienced cavalry officer " wh'iwiii use every oxpcdient known to the service to spare the horses"