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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

-. <n,Y.>,i inoL TEACHERS MEETING To-
.r ~ hF" ,D-STREET METHODIST LECTURE
T. .uv.- lrry important meeting will be
1a} fa.E,-h at Rroad->1rcct Church lecture
,.s &, tlr teachers of all the Episcopal.
Fr.-.Nlrrinu. Methodist, and Baptist sun.
t.r -,lnni>.
W, .arm that many subjects of special
.4'..r,' Z" >ruday-school workers will come
.,.r" Tie meeting. On Sunday the different
,..r.i- appointed delegates. and we look f0l
tail huu>r.
W., following is tho circulu-lettcr calling
'.n melting:
RlcuNoND, May 90, 1872.
..a,, NaJbuth Schools Of all Denomination.
.r the tity II richmond:
i,ihrrn.- We. the undersigned, realizing
rhr necessity and importance Of frequent
conference "n the great work in which we
Engaged. have agreed 10 request the scve
81. ,ygol> OF our city and suburbs TO ap.
.,.ni a committee of three to meet similar
.auH't'tS from the other schools ut Broad.
rj Methodist church on Tuesday evening
W., -. 1872. at : o'clock.
lh" discussion Of The question of "The
rI"grirty OF Sunday-Schoo ric-Nics," anG
.ra,r >Unday-school subjects, will occupy
'.,,. attention of the meeting.
Members Of the schools other than thos,
.r"ja'"G under this call are invited 10 at.
'.;t! an| participate in the discussions LII
'.' aUlTy Of preparation Of this paper it wa,
nl"-Sl"lr Ia procure the names Of ali tn,
prIut"ndrntS OF the schools: the com.
init. therefore deemed it only necessary t.
c.'iuiu "n" or two from each denomination
ll.J-r give this your immediate attention
Yours, lrTtcrnally.
I. VI. P"mh'rton. superintendent rrinit,
sunday school.
VA SNYDER. Superintendent Centenary Sun
,ltv school.
',ror.,r ". Armi>tc:,d, Superintendent Clay
street ~mndi, school.
tnuI-, l.. Hidg0nd, Assistant Sipc.inten.
Don't Hr"ad-strcrt Methodist Sunda,
huoi
Y II. th-lmri't, ev~nnu," Church Sunda,
school.
= =. is. >Icl%Ilt, First Presbyterian Sunda,
,,'rDuI
N"r-ir,l! VI. Gillian, Superintendent Sccon,
Presbyterian sunday school
ltWard W. Cone. Superintendent Third
Presbyterian Sunday school.
G@"rr stiles. Superintendent Grrc.Strcc
Presbyterian Sunday school.
"tiinn u. Gibson, superintendent Grace
~'rNi Episcopal sunday school.
.".ln Tyler, Superintendent Monumental
Episcopal Sunday school.
-. '. Walker. superintendent st. Paul,
Npi,r"inI sunday school.
i. l.. Whitehead, Superintendent st. John
Episcopal Sunday school,
!. " iI!ans. Of st. Marks Episcopal Sun
day -chool
A +, Clarke, Superintendent Lcisll-strce
Baptist sunday school.
William +, lIarwond, teacher, First Baptis
sunday school
- ',ri,r. Assistant superintendent Grace
'tr"ot Baptist school.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

4 Pennsylvania temperance lecturer recently real
lied twenty cents from his evenings efforts, which
would have bought two boxes of paper collars at f.
II. SPENCE & SoN'S.
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PERsoSAL.-Major Jed. Hotchkiss; of
Staunton, and Mr.. John B. Tinsley, of Balti.
more, are in the city. ..s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

FINE WHEAr.-Iseportsfr from the lower end
of the county represent the wheat as looking
unusually fine where it was seeded in good
land. The recent rains seem to have had the
effect of bringing it out entirely, and there
is now a prospect for an unusually good crop.
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BAPTIST GENERAL AssocIATToN.-Thc excur-
sion train from this city on Wednesday will be met
on the road bya committee from Staunton who will
assign delegates and visitors to homes before reach
ing that city. Ample preparations have been made
to accommodate all who may attend. Train leaves
at Io:3o p. III. --tn ----- --.--t E-.--
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BADLY BuREED.-On Sunday afternoon a
roiored girl employed in the ltInily OF Mr.
Lewis Bates, on Jackson street between
Carrie and Adams, was severely burned IN
attempting to cxtinguisb kerosene Oil lamp.
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We heard gentleman say 1t was impossible TO
heat a man for office who had two WHEELER G
WILSON sewing-Muchincs In his family. Our es-
teemed friend and successful candidate, General r
T. Moore, has that number In his. Thus his sue
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IIo! FOR STAUSToN.-The excursion train tC
Staunton, which leaves here at 1880 Tomorrow, offer:
one of the most delightful trips Of the Fare
for the round trip only IS; regular fare, $500.
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CoMPLETE.-E. B. SPENCE 8 Sons stock Of piece
goods, suits Of gentemen's wear generally, Is now
complete. Call in and get bargains.
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LARGE YELLOW BANANAS i at plzz1s1's.
P1SEArpLEs at P1zzINI's.

PAGE keeps a constant supply Of Richmond-made
shoes and eaiters for gentlemen and boys.
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TocK OF IssPEcrIoN.-The joint commit
tee Oh the improvement Of James river viii
make Il ,iip of inspection this afternoon On
tie steamer John Sylvester.
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Gentlemen win find at PAGES, fao3 Main street,
fine stock Of boots, Shoes and CATERS as cnn be
had In the city. ....L. 8. .lLlE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

The excelsior gniter for gentlemen, something
new, can be found mt PAGES, 1903 Main street
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Go to Staunton on the excursion train Tomorrow
and get the worth Of your money IN the most plea
SAINT trip OF the season. Train leaves ut 1880 p. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

Linen coats for one dollar at E. b. SPENCE s
Sons 1900 Main street.
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EWHLC0x & GIBBS hssa@
h 3%' fi'.'s = sEWIE6-srACHiNEs.
WHAT MACHINE Is THE BEST {, = THAT IS
/, THE QUESTION:
NOT THE ONE MOST SOLD, BUT THE ONE
sE g fr MOST USED. X ssi.s -. si i{,Ett

=
The very large number Of double-threa n,achines
exchanged for the WILLCox& GIBBS machine has
conpeiled the COMPANY to arrange for quarterly
ceariug.otf trade sales at auction or these so-caed
= iock.stitchH machines Country dealers buy at
these auctions and sell their customers, who soon
become tired OF their purchase. and traite them
aa.iis for n WILCOX s. GDBs machine Double
thread machines arc thus becoming sort OF clrcu-
lifting medium TO pafchaso shs f'
WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINES
with, Af late auction ut so1 Broadway. N.Y. I.2So
of these capt,ired machines were sold by the Wllcox
& Gibbs Company to start on their old round and
come back to be exchanged for the reliable Liz
COX & GIBBS MACHINES.
J a full stock OF WILCOX &. GIBBS. MA
CHIMES kept ON hand for sale eAshange AND s rent,
streets. Richmond, Va. ESs = =. st..+. i
b zap 90 JAMt:S n. Il. GlbbS.
SEWING-MACHINES OF, ALL KINDS
- REPAIRF.D.-The sLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW;
JEG-MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAJ
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
mye 14is Cary street near Fourteenth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

EXECUTIVE APPolSTMEST.-Goycrno
Walker has appointed Charles Cash Com
missioner of Fish for the town Of Fredc-
ricksburg.
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CHERRIES AND STRAWBERRIES at PIzz1srs.

JOHN c. PAGE, JR., has ut all times and seasons
the best boots, shoes, &C., to be had In the city,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

PAGE keeps styles of goods In his line not to be
found elsewhere In the city. f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

Gentlemen's linen and white goods at T..
SPENCE s. SONS, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

Great bargains In linen coats at K. b. SPENCE 4
SONS, 1900 Main street. .... -,...-
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If you wish to buy your boots and shoes at fail
prices. go to PAGES, 1903 Main street. ..Jt
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r J.. MONTAGUE.
q -. gfMaSEFAGTURERo OF sash, BLiSIfs,
Do0RS, ,MOILLpiSGSrBk.A'.' sss5!,s,,.
In all their varieties, corner OF Stnth Rls' Affn
streets. Richmond, ~ :
Satisfaction Guaranteed .s...t -.
Send for circular. nv is-o,AWSS" "eHt
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71uE AND CEs1ENT.

r ME, LIME, LIaE-Tfe Lime manu-
IL factured BY us :iI Dotet9nyt county knoSn as
WILSON, OR R0ck YILI.E. Il3fE. Win bsrsIiIsrr t y
ROCK LIME. Orders for aliel, may ic left At our
Office, No. t5O3 Dock street. ,
SoyeIni,er 2i. ls7I. n0as
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AIpac: coats In endless variety at f. g. SPENCE &
SOS'S, 1900 Blain street. ..r IS.
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RTAINESS CHANCES.

IMPORTANT NOT1CE.-In the absence
4 of my husband at the Farnyllle Hour mills. am
selling rs rlcap, If not cheaper than any. Buyers
are invited 10 examine my stock before going else
where, as am sure they will he pleased.
MRS. JOHN CHARLTON,
Eleventh and Hull streets Manchester, Va.
my 2S-itS
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HARDWOOD & RITTER, a
Ill -G,.i 1l'1.a. GOVERNOR STREET, "a
TOILET ARTICLES.
rLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
y NArrANs CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE II tTR
TIE HAIR.

perfectly clear preparatlon In os bo,tls a. 90
easily applied as water for restoring to gray mar is
natttiri Color and youthful appearance, to eiadcae
and prevent dpndruf to prolnote the CROWN OF the
hair, and stop Its failing.
IL is enttrey harmless aud perfectly lTee from any
poI,ono,s substance, and VIII therefore luxe llie
Mace of all the dirty aud unpleasant preparati0ns
now in use Numerous testimonials have been sen. ~
ur, from many OF our most prominent ftizeiis. N
eirrythiug I'M which the articles now in use are Oh
iectionabie CRYSTAL DISCOVERY " perfect,
IA warranted to coutan nellber sugar ot lei.p SUI
phur, or nitrate of silver Clear anu clean as wa.er
tdoe, not soil the clothes scalp IL ~ agrecay
ncrfuIued and makes one Of tie best dressings tor
the hair i'm use II restores the color OF me air
more perjtctiy and uni6nmfy than any other Pre-, IT,
mraton aud niways does 80 In foin lhrse 10 p, nh
DAYS. Virtually feeding the roots oi inc ~ N.T ,.t
and healthy condition, st restores the decay and an
Ii,ces a new growth OF the hair NOR. gasinyeIy
than anything else. The application Oh TINS mo @
dcrful discovery also produces pls, aIn .ssant
| '''" - ARTHUR NATTASS.
Inventor and proprietor, Washington II. =.
| Fer sale Wholesale and retail. BY
| PURCELL, LADD 6 CO., proprietor
| IA 3f-codtIel3 AaehtS' hitiIiho0, % ~ =.
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rp-,-g GENERAL ASsoc.ArroS.-By Il tclc.
-.. received in tins city last evening we
'4; a committee from the BAPTIST
...... ~ >taunton will meet the excursion
. 4. t,ord"n>yiilc. which leaves here al
e.. 50. Tomorrow. and assign the delegates
..! , .-ii"l> 10 their homes. 10 which they
.,... s,, ,>c"rf"d on the arrival of the train al
,..>',@aiirH. This arrangement will give
..5. '.to lrr all TO so TO their scvcr1
....- t.t; reach the church in time to hcal
... .'.oIGrt"ry sermon before the Genera
{-,..a.,,oH J., the Rev. William +. Hatcher
% !'r'rr.'d!r-.
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Guuzc shirts at only seventy-ve cents apiece at r.
b. SPENCE & SONS.
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: STRAWBERRIES by the quart at Fzz1SI's thu
morning. Y p ~ - e.
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EURNITURE, &e.

u GATHRlGHT, FURN ITU req
Es DEALER, having moved 70 the, new se,
store No II; Governor street, between Mali III
and franklin, keeps on hand hrgc stock o., -
te latest styles Of ! HoE,MAnE aud sttrs,es
Readinr' &c. :: which Will be sold at the lowest
priCeg for cst II will be TO the Interest OF buyers
to give inc call before purchasing elsewhere;
w CIV F.. GATIIRIGHT,
INV o,,m No. 16 Governor street.
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The ladies will find At PAGES a splendid assert
ment of CATERS, boots, and shoes, OF all kinds.
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Police C6uRT, .,M6sDAY-Justice J. j.
Wh,te presidtas.- following clses were
disposed OF:
Mahaia johnson (colored), charged with as.
sauhing and beating Clara Church; and Clara
Cnufch, charged with assaultins and striking
alahala Johnson witha goblet, Allowed TO
take Ia, their choice between fine of $40 or three
lhomas Egan, charged with being COM
mon ;vagrant, was required to give security
ID the sum of $50 for three months.
caroline Bennett (colored), charged with
snatcbing pair Of shoes from. Nancy Harris,
Done under color Of right; discharged. -
Charies Fisher, charged with embezzlinp
ana converting to his own use $40, the bro.
perty OF "A. D. Tinsley. Continued until
Tuesday.
Robert Hope, charged with assaultinr
choking, and striking Bette Trowcr. Fined
$3.50. '''''0
Us. b. Tirsley. charged with being DRINK
and disorderly and trespassing on the con.
gregation of Clay.Street church. Fined s.
William Henry Gales (colored). charged
with unlawful association. Not sufficient
evidence discharged. ,,.......
William Gilihan, charged with shooting
and wounding Joseph Horner with pistol
Fined $3.50 for disorderly conduct. Pisto
discharged accidentally.
Henry Washington. (colored), charged will
being drunk and abusing the police in tht
public street. Fined 81. ...--..,,.
Patrick Henry (coloreG, charged with as
saulting and beating Agnes Henry. Dis
charged. 2
Albert Washington (colorcd(, charged
with abusing Richard Morris. Fined 81.
Mary Cullin (colored), charged will
abusing Mrs. O'Grady and creating dis
turbance in the street Discharged. ,...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

NAPOLEON CHERRIEs.-PzzINIh has just received
a fine lot Of this fruit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD is offered by
the proprietor of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery for medicine that will equal 1t In the cur'
of bronchitis, severe coughs and the early stages
consumption. ... ..sat rs j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

Advertisein the RELIGIOUS HERALD. ii.
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|, ELECTION EXPENSES. .--ssihc nj amount
expended ON account Of tic ia'c e'rclon y
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IRExTAURANrs.1,y

ZETELLE,
Z 80, l2O2 MAIN STREET, y.
kee,s on hand the best that the markets
afford for hts guests. Tbs Injuries qf AL esl<s are
seryed 10 order ia the best style HIS saloons are
ready for diiiher parties and he eapfitY hssfts
ladies and getlemen to the saoon Ieseryed Tor tber
accommodation. Ll... ~ ~ s.sT2ss -, =,
4 TiIeiest MINES end LIQ UORS that are Estaitsd
In Richmond are found at hia bar, where BHEWfD
DRINKS arc prompsly made by one ef TIE naostsa'
With accomplished cSoss; tte BEST TyIANDssIe
seryedIn the most eegzIk Witi tle nsy Ss, Ssas
ZRTELLR turns over new Ieaf. and goss niieso "t
the buoyant spirit Or the new Htclnond- sas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

ESTRAY .SHEEP.-A colored boy named
IL Minor D.bney found two sheep on the corner
Of sixth and Canal streets Sunday between and,S
O'Clock. The owner can get them by paying five
dollars, 0p Canal street between Fourth and Filth
streets. sss} my 2s.lts
ESTRAYED, on Tuesday, 21st, from fs
H my residence, 1ll4 Broad street. one.
small LlGHT-RED COW. Amy person having
such one In their possession will receive liberal
reward 10y returning the same TO my residence, or at
Corner Byrd and Eighth streets. -.
INV sf-yt@ y ,sft57. ~ JOHN aDABSEf.t .
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Strawberries AND CREAM ut PIzzIs1's.
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THERE ARE TWO STRAY COWSTsy
Il at my place both red and white pied ILL.,.
one young, the other iniddle-aged; one has holes
bored In the horn. and the other one wears bell.
The owner will please come forward, prove pro-
-, JOSEPH WALKER,
Holly Springs Farm, near Manchester
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sEwaHaHMAcs1fNEs. 3
sf n n - f3slsf n ~. p ,gss..
DOMESTIC y STILL LIVES.

The ladies' or Richmond and vicinity are respecs-
fully Informed that THE .sDoMEsfic = sEwTNG-
MACHINE COMPANY have established 4 branch
olacc In this city for silc sale ofthaf ne
FAITHFUL DOMESTIC. ~
And this celebrated sEwING-MACIINE, the
KTSc OF THE LocK-srITcH MACHINES, may BE
found at sIe Main street until about june 18TH ~hea
they win occupy the store a2l saip street. adjoining
Messrs. Nowlan & CO.
5 DOMESTIC SEWTNG-MaCHINE co.
( -1Yy, {.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD is the organ OF 100000
Baptists-a good advertising medium. -
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aiing $500 to the president Of the Board of
Health for services. Adopted. ,.,.... ,..s,.,e
BY Mr.. Straus: A resolution fixing the pay
OF the registrars and clerks at the recent cleo
ton at five dollars per day. Adopted. 49,.
by MIR. Scott of Clay Ward: Petition of
citizeris of Oregon Hill for the extension of
water.pipes and introduction of gas. Re-
fertcd. 5s5isf 1sfrf W -
e by Mr.. Whitioek: Claims, of grand and
petit Jurors a,nouhtiDg to s64, Ordered to
he paid. N..7&.' - ". ~s-4 3. =
by Dir. Metzger: Al resolution inquiring
the names of the architects employed in the
construction of the school-houses and The
expenses, etc. Referrad.s ..,.sy..,.
On motion, at s:45 the Cotlicii adjourned
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LOST, sTRAYED, &c.

I OST, on Sunday, either in Hollywood OF
~ at the Pump-If0use, q lady's BLACK JET
CROSS BREASTPlN, bound with god, with pear
set In centre. The finder viii please leave 1t at GIN
Bakery No. $50 froad street, and receive the thanks
Of the owner. -. u - L---L, L. my 2S-lfk I
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EOR RENT, CONVENIENT ROOMS e..
L on second floor at lilo Main street. Ap-E IL
ply, for particulars, to G ', - ss.
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Dentists,
my 25-S, ,Tu&Th3t* ITO Main street.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. with BOARD, large S;s
Il FRONT ROOM, with closet and porch at Ill
tached. Also, II FRONT BASEMENT ROON.
Both are beautiful rooms, aud In nlce order. Ap-
ply at 2l7 Governor street. formerly the residence
Of DR.. Conway. .as- II
DAY BOAIsDERS wanted. my 27-2t
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TOR RENT, STORE No. 9 Pearl Msas
l. Block, Fourteenth street. Apply 70 Ell
my 2G-2w LANCASTER h co.
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WANTED, by the first of June, u good
| of fonr persons. Also. Il HOUSE-SERvANT. male
| ar female. Recommendations required. Apply al
! 500 Franklin street, between Eighth and Ninth.
| my 2J-lw*
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STAVE-GErTERS WANTED.-SiX in
~ dltstrious men accustomed tO getting out stavcs
can lind Il good home, excellent wages, aud steady
employment by applying TO me at once mt my coal
ollice Fourteenth street near hiayo's bridge.
my 2i-lw ALBERT BLAIR.
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WANTED, A GOOD WHITE HOUSE
w SERVANT Irisht who understands how TO
wash and iron. Must come recommended. Apply
at this Office my ?2-Gt"
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WANTED, THREE HUNDRED
w MINERS to go TO jackson county, Illinois.
Men will start Saturday next with James Colds
worthy. Wages, !. to $3.50 per day, Apply ut the
office Of >. !. JUsIlS'
Labor Agent, No. 9 Fifteenth street.
NV % Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, ONE HUNDRED AND
W FIFTY MINERS: wages two dollars aud fifty
cents tf2.50) per day: payments made weekly
Apply To Agent at Exchange Hotel, MONDAY,
9th Instant.
my 25-3.A y" -' q MINER.
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WANTED, a NUMBER OF GOOD
w CANYAsSERS. Apply AT the Office Of the
".DOM ESTIC C'NsEWING-MACHINEC COMPANY,
Q1Q Main DIV
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-06
THE ACQUITTAL.

The trial of the hundred men accused of murder, for the killing of Indians at Camp Grant, in April last, has been concluded, and, to the credit of our Courts ana the justice of the accused let it be said, that the latter were found guiltless of any offense against the law
 It remains, in fact, an insult 10 our civll- zation and an outrage upon our suffering peo- pie that they were ever required to answer to charge of murder for the striking of a single blow in defense of their lives and prop erty against despoiler whose guilty hand has made of this Territory a charnel- house and slaughter pen for the rest of the Union
 As an embodiment of far-seeing logic, able dIction and humane consideration, we com mend to the perusal of the reader the charge delivered by Judge Titus to the jury by which the case was rrreu,--~.--l-..;u bo found on the fourth page of this issue The article contains no idle display of rhetoric, no doubtful deduction, but candid, une- quivocal interpretation of the law and its bearing in connection with the gist of the whole evidence adduced; this, together with the sentiment of man and patriot.
 While we hope that It may never again become necessary for our citizens to take nm arms in defense of life and property against the savage horde of this frontier. they have at least, by this decision, learned that they have certain rights which are sacred and which must not be trampled upon with im- punity. If such spoilation and assault" says Judge Titus, "are presistently carried on and "not prevented by the Government, then "the sufferers have right to protect them "selves and to employ force enough for the purpose"
 It may seem somewhat strange to those Who have not watched the progress of affairs Tn Arizona since the advent of Americans, that we should indulge an expression. of grat- ification because we have been permitted to protect ourselves, but it should be understood that the Tight of self-protection was not en- joyed by this people previous to the trial and acqu'ttal under consideration. Reference to the Camp Goodwin Indian policy from 1866 up ''-the late abandonment of that post will ssia7i the truth of this statement.
 jut now that the citizens of Arizona know R, sz n, to which the law will protect them
 enjoyment of their rights,a is pretty ''', ' @acQdc that, whatever the people sa-y q iat.' be called upon to suffer at the. ha''-.s "' 'F'''t-'s hostile Indians, they have toNnd Femeoa aga'iA the demons of the reseryations