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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
SheriR's Sales.

John A. IIinnant and wife, and Mary Will
bingham, against James willingham and
others.
In pursuance Of an ordcr Of the Court,
Of Probate mado IN the above stated case,
viii offer for sale at public auction to tho
highest bidder. before tho Court Hou.o
door in Winnshoro. within the legal hours
of sale. on the frat Monday In December
next, the following described property. to
witt
A tract Of land. lying. being and situate
in the County Of Fairfield. in tho State
Of South Carolina, on Little Niver, con-
tanning Five Hundred Acrcs, moro or less,
and bounded by lsnds Of Mra. Graddick,
Mre. Steele, lands belonging to the estate
OF j. @. Rabb, lands Of Sias Ruff and
Joseph Gibson.
Terms Of Sale.
Ono half Of the purchase money TO DO
paid in Gosh, for balnnce o O, edit Of
twelve months with int crest thereon from
the day Of sa,e, the purchaser to give bis
bond with n mortgage Of the premises, and
to pny for oil necessary papers.
l.. W. DUVALL, 8. &c.
Sheriff 3 Office.
W:nnsboro, Nov. 7, 1879.
nov 1-t1x2 .. g D.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

An Iowa agriculturalist has forty
acres of land near Keokuk entirely
devoted to such crops rs produce the
most forage for bees. He uses clover,
Iuckwhcat, garden flowers, and has
lin den, willow and cherry trees plant
cd to add to the supply. The fact
is, pasture for bees, whore the honey
business is carried to an extent, is
just as necessary as it is for COWS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
~
Fire in Charlotte,

The Office of Dr.. Gregory, on the
corner of Third and Tryon streets,
was burned on Saturday night. Ow-
ing to tho efficiency of the fire com.
Panics, DR.. Bratton's house was saved
and tho fire did not spread. The
building was once the law Office of
W. j. Alexander, E>q, and was one
Of the old laud marks Of Charlotte
Southern Home.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
Survivors Association.

~ COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. ls, 1872.
10 the President of the Survivors, Asso.
cato" ofeach District tn the State.
DEAR SIR : An adjourned meeting
OF tho Survivors Association of the
State of South Carolina will be held
IL Charleston, on Thursday, the 18th
December next, ut which Gen. J. b..
Hood will deliver TN address. Please
have a delegation from your District
III uttteud"nce. by order of
GEN. WADE HAMPTON,
President.
A. G. HASKELL, Secretary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
The Air Line Railway.

The work on the Limo is progress.
ing in both directions from this point.
On the East, the track is laid to Rich
land Creek Trestlc, which is now be-
ing raised. On tho Wost, the track is
laid nearly to Saluda Rivor.- Green.
viNs Mountainey.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
The Warning has been Heed.
cd

Since the exposure Of the attempts
mad" by certain unSc,urulnus Vocal &. .lcrs
>" PAIN of tEeir coarse astrir gents, na,lc
'r"'" 'h''rp aud impure meirr.als, in the
lace OF 'h" great unli"n1I tonic. lIostr,
''' : '"m' 'ch Hi,trrs, pubic opinion has
sci strongly against these enpirirs and
'hrir preparations. Their Occupation is
z ne ~ soon will he. When he hphu i.
let in'o '!rc"liion it soon willis down Per-
sans wh, Irh" with their nsn hcnl,,, hy
using unknown pr"parntin' y. with no qua.
hntc" 10 sustain ihtr,. wIru m c.tnh,i>,. Il
srcclhc, proven hy twenty yro'.; cy,rIi
enre 10 he cxncily wEn, il j. :. ;,n"l D..
be. ~ within iicir wtch nrc sur. p. r..,r,,
their tcme'i'y. Mary have .;.,r t...t
instance. hnt it is "lrd th.' r
plainly sp ken has n,,.>,r. Ne
tho ncnniine Tie demand f., IT,, a. ,,
protective md restorative m, ii ."tc ,,
America was never sr grrnf n* i.r. hc..r
tins season. From The fever and nc dis
tricss "t the west. south west. nn.l s,,,'h,
1t ~ ii'era ~ overwhelming. aud il may he
said of the advices fr"m MI parts of the
country of the cures il is crectiny in dis
persla. bIl'i'ns complaints, nnd chronic
constipation, that "hcir name is lcriun t"
Everywhere It's sick and feeble seem to
nave realized the importance of "h"hing
hst that which is pcod," and Of avoiding
what Is spurious and dangerous.
The numerous .Bitcrs," under various
names. which mcrccnary Il aIers cndcavor
to substitute for Hostcltcr's Stomach
Bitters, should he avoided, for their own
sakcs, by tho sick and the public AZ large
1ostetter's Biticr's are procurrble in bot
ties only, and never sold in bulk.
Nov /
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

! have used ten (l0) tons of the Slono
Soluble on my cotton crop the past senson
and am satisfied from close observation
that il has at least doubled the yield.
have been using the Wando for several
years, but prefer the Sono, and l shall
use large amount on my crop the coming
season.
(Signed.) ". N. MASON.
10 Messrs. Hncot & Co., Agents Stono
Phosphate Co. nov 25
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
A. G. HASKELL, Secretary.
How they Treat the COIOrcd Element in
New England.

The managers of the Hartford
(Conn.) Woman's Christian Associa-
tlon Home having refused to admit Il
respectable colored girl to the instu-
tlon, were reported to the board of
directrcncss, but have been sustained,
the board resolving, by vote of four
teen to seven, to exclude colorcd wo-
men from the Home cas- matter of
Christian expcdieucy." Much feeling
exists in Hartford and vicinity over
the matter and result.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

a telegram from Washington city
states that the competition for the
Philadelphia Postmaster is decidedly
sharp. Several delegations arc in
the city. The President appears to
90 disposed to let the civil service ex-
animation designate those from whom
he will select.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
Killed BY q Grain Of Corn,

On the 7th instant little boy nam.
ed Luptop, whose parents reside near
Harrisburg, Virginia, was strapgled
to death by grain Of corn getting in
his throat.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

The donariere glove is the prop.
cr thing for demi-toilletto. 1t is
made Of soft and flexible skin, slips on
without opening of buttons, and
moulds itself to the haud perfectly.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

An lrishmau, on being told that n
newly invented stove would save just
half his usual fuel, replied, "Arrah,
then Pll have two, aud save it oil my
lowell"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
Executors Final Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the
IL Estate of James Johnston, deceased.
are hereby notified TO present them TO ME
properly established and all those indebted
to gaid estate nre notified to como forward
and settle up without delay
SAMUEL II. JOHNSTON, Ex'or.
nov 27-xd
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

a frightful family's chimney tum-
blcd into their parlor in Baltimore,
the other day, and all ran through the
streets to see how extensive the
earthquake was.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
Te1eBraPhic.
Foreign News.

LONDON, November 23.-A report
is current that King Amedeus is
dead, but it is officially reported
that he is better.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

lp the contested cases TO far, from
other counties, says the South Caro-.
lnlan, the Board has sustained the
report Of the County Commissioners
"i Election invariably. The contest
between Messrs. Blythe and Perry for
The Solicitorship of tho 9Th Circuit,
was decided in favor Of the former.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
Public Notice.

A s Executor Of the last Will and Tesla
~ ment Of James Johnston, deceased,
l will sell at the late residence Of the de-
ceased, 18th December acxt, the following
personal Estate, 10 wit:
2 MULES,
Some CATTLE,
HOGS,
HOUSEHOLD and
KIrCIIIN FURNITURE,
COTTON SEED,
CORN,
FODDER,
WAGON,
and other articles
Terms Of sale, CAST on delivery.
SAMUEL K. JOHNSTON,
nov 2f-14 Executor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

General Joseph Il. Fiuucgan, of
Savannah, and Mrs. Lucy G. !Alexand.
or, Of Knoxville, Tennessee, were mar
ried on the 7th
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

Since our last issue Mrs. Cynthia
pooe, widow of John Poag, and Mrs.
Chambers, widow of w. McCreight
Chambers, formerly Clerk of the
Court of Chester County. have de-
parted this lite in our town. They
b tn leave behiud them a large circle
Of friends and relatives to lament
their decease. - Chester Reporter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

The notorious mulatto confidence
operator and Jail breaker, Hoctor
Gardner, has been arrested in Char
lesion.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

There is great complaint in
orangeburg county, on account of the
bad condition Of the roads and
bridges.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

The Montgomery Advertiser states
that the Democrats have carried both
branches of the Alabama Legislature.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

Never marry woman until you
know where her dress ends and her
soul begins.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

MIR. Barnum expressed South tt 6
other day one elephant and o cage
of sea lions,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
Read the Recommendations of
some of our Planters.

used the Stono Soluable on tho same
lands with tho Soluble Pacific and the
Carolina Fertilizer, and consider it equal
~ as good as either of the above named,
ana intend to use considerable amount
OF 1t on my cotton crop the next yenr.
(Signcd) Il. E. ELLISON, Jr.
TO Mcssrs Facet & Co., Agents Slono
Phosphate Co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

John G. Shaw and r. A. McCorklc
of York, who, in 1871, were, as is
supposed, engaged i'll a difficulty with
some of the State constabulary, dur
ing which Il man was fatally shot. left
the State. They returned recently,
upon the assurance that they should
have fair trial, and on the 2lst, deliv-
cred themselves to the Sheriff Of York.
Judge Mackey has issued writ of
habcas corpus, returnable in the Court
House Of RicLland, to- morrow, with a
view of bailing Mcssrs. Shaw and Nc.
Corkle.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

2 Land on Depot street, Chester was
recently sold at $l2 SO per foot.
Che:ter is aspiring to be city.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
S1TON0
PHOSPHATE COMPANY.
SOLUBLE STONO.

W L are now prepared to furnish planters
with this excellent Fertilizer. The cup.
plies offered on the market this season will
be prepared under the immediate supcrvis
ion Of the Compnny's Chemist, DR.. St. Ju.
lian Rnvcnel, and the standard will be
precisely the same as heretofore.
Planters can order now and VIC will give
them until tho let Of April to pay the cash
or give their notes for the credit rice.
TERMs-$33 cash or $53 on credit to
the 1st November next.
BACOT & co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
The F0rty-Third Congress.

The Congressional returns indicate
that the Furty-third Congress will
stand lo9 Republicans and SO Demo.
Gratis and liberals, not including the
members from New Hampshire and
Connecticut, who are yet to be elect.
cd.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

DR.. Eli Cornwell, of Chester is
dead.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

propor of,cers Of the War Department be al.
reotod 10 inform the various bands OF rowing
.Shs tss, ,S'E ar. q Sss Sp SBG =
doing they will DO fully protected and pro
remaln on ssld ressrystons and preserve
each other, and the white people, and that IN.
iesa they comply with this request they will not
30 thus provided for apd protected. lsuggsst
permitted TO send their old men, women, and
children upon such reservations and permit
their young mon and braves to so upon the war
Ibeg also 70 request that the proper ofaoors
Of the War Department be Instructed 70 notify
tho white people Of Arizona and New Mexico
Of this Dissemination Of the Government TO pre-.
serve, II possible, peace between the whites and
the Indians, and that neither will be allowed 10
deprednte or treapass upon the other with In
Punity, and that 90 long and 90 far as the To-
dlans comply with these requirements OF the
qovornmenL and settle upon those reservations
before indicated, and conduct themselves peace
ably thereafter, they will be protected BY the
Department TO the null extent Of its power, and
1 beg also 10 inform you that II Is the inten-
ton Of this Department 10 communioate copy
Of this letter 70 the suporlntendenu Of Indian
direct tho superintendent Of Indian Affairs for
Arizona 10 remove bis Headquarters imme-
dlately TO the headquarters OF the com
mAnding ofioer Of tho Department Of Arizona,
and 10 request him 70 cooperate fully with the
ofncer in charge Of the troops In AriIona, in the
execution OF the purpose Of tho government as
herein ' oppressed shall have the appreciation Of
the President and the war Department.
1 would further suggest that the War Depart
mont will, for the present select some suitable
agent for any Of tho reservations In Arizona,
which may DO occupied by the Indians under
the orders herein CONTEMPLATED
Such agent Will DO superceded by persons
hereafter appointed by THIS Department at such
times as the President may hereafter deem
proper.
Very respectfully, your obOdlent servant,
(Slgned) q. DKLAEo, Secretary.
To ne Preside T.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
Proposals.
A RMY TRANSPORTATION.


HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. or THR MfssoURI.)
OTTIdE OHIEE QuAnrERMAsrnR,
tonr LHAyEENohTn. kihnl J.l ,hy y: lela 10y,
II SsiooR n FsbSs.T S"i u Ia fos iSs ans
portAtiOn Of HllliATJ, Indian Gpd Goys5nmSat sup
ia and sSdlas March tRiTSSrsf ii.,j, ISIS On u:
RoUTE NO. TWO Ol.
10 branohss, snd me Denver and &c GIsods RAJ:
S::SS.:d NJ S.s%,:' =; = y; Mn M
sSr q ts'I tsSe Il The sat- q hSns1 and TS5
TsnltoJ Is Is north q .hs Red Rivor and wssl o.
Sss Ss z. soHss S & Ss PSsts
and places aboysmSntloasd the proposals for ship
he Den Denver and Rlo uSsads TsiissS. '''" "0
PR - one =: re s ssR 2
VIII tTIiSpor ne stores IN each moath Of the rear
fSs @ss61 . g tssaseoissd will nss OIoOsd in the
ASTsssts y go POInds =, ...,... -.
90 Sss. @s, ss 1Sso%UsSl;S y ssSS; e
he order q he aBdsfsslsdj = EqsTGaIss that 10
e sSS Il sS:.I nso SoSSoe Viii sOod SaS .aSS
security, In AnoordAnoo with the terms OF this adyeE
p s.e Ss. g. ~ par sASn ss
contract be awarded 10 eKsouts In due form such
The entire route must DO bid for BIDS viii not DO
sntertAinsd Tor portions only q the route,
ohorod Il reserved.
M ,st M, ~ ~ AeS M sna %a.s AZ ei.ss
81 Business or assnly AZ which he MY 30 coming.
nsSlsd ylh rs.dly slIItas polai Il ne route
70 Do sntered int must Aoeompany Aad Be part q
can b had application 70 this once, and % tho
Quarter AZ 81 Louis, Mo, and Santa Fe, N.
Pspa,T o. X dsSiT. J. A. O. o n b:pT oftSsaO.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

RcLUDNG CONDITIONS TO M EMBRAoED IN rIn
CONTRACT.
TT The hour q arrival At and departure from The
me Of -; ssS mail. BE-
stSanSoatS % be saTpiod IL sa6stsSial one o. two
hoa wagons Of suieient capacity for the ontirs mall
ne ana pTOtssssS ssa SS$
md Teea carried 10 re alss, mSst 90 tS
h,ss Wagons, harness, driver, and guard % DO sub
ieot At ali times to the POatmAatsrS control and Ap-
The BID. for this service q all Transport
tlon OF mail matter 70 or from Wellington OlU Post
iha malls Of the United States irgm the elY, iBelud
ing dOolm and free publications Of
iosd. dss and L must b dstiScy uadsfstood that
the contractor vii not receive any Increase Of e9m'
sasnsS p The iaialS o. ne mall. % arss sshsdals
sisambeat l.naiaEs ohlnEe IN ne loeAtloa q The
Post oee DARING tho oontIaet term, there Is 10 be no
Esh "a !: b ITO E:RITsSIt:
pie aud unquestonabo autelsuey, TO be certified 70
faith al performance q the ssrvisS In svSry respect
nS 9ongaet vi also proylds that ne eoa.fls.o6,
So%ni; Ss n he ss md = ss
sosn,s9ls 70 " onled 9,eisS loE shy damage sas.
isiiarss and dsp aSsSsss IN The psrioimsaSs Of tis
Ispoasd aaSss os yioatnS the post once laws, o.
dl;re5lrdi1G he ln.tTTstions q me pSgArtmsnL
esnTSot, or Of the lbaadoSSsnt q ssrvios dsIins
as ss %: u 2 81 sss
49,: oo. Ss Z s q. "a :: 6
.aihed,l Add nioLm themselves Of ths ehALaetsE .!
S g.: sRa sa s !. Srs s:, 4sE
appTC hsnsion alter the aeTVloS has been lsL
10 Ss s ss & n. q su IN;
foe Vhiah theg aafes 70 psri9ra s.eh tlip y eaeh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

pAHHA w No Iva Is htl-
The following lnalructiOna and orders nom
tho President OF the United States through .Ae
Secretary Of War, the Lieutenant General Of
tho Army aud the department comma nder, have
been received, and are published for the In
formation VI all concerned. In making known the
orders and wishes u the President, the district
commander feels assured OF the hearty oo-opera-
ton Of all good citizens OF the Territory In
peacefully and successfully carrying into elect
The wise and humane policy therein contained;
DEPARrMEEr or THn lHrKnIonl
WAAuIRoroH, ID. o.. Nov, Z, lui.
SIR: have tho honor 70 transmit herewith
COPY OF o communication addressed 10 this de-
pRTtment BY the Hon. Vincent OollyeT One OF
Inc board d Indian peace oommiaalOn6Fa who
recently visited Arizona, wherein he states his
Views IN relation 10 the Apache lndlanl and de-
scTlbes certain tracts OF country In Arizona and
Now Mexico, which, during his recent visit 70
said Indians he has selected 10 be bot apart a.
reservations for their use, as authorised by or
deTs issued to him before visiting the Apash0s.
have the honor 10 recommend, IN pursuance
Of the understanding arrived AZ In our CONVEX
satlOn with the Secretary OF War on the 10th
Instant, that the President Issue an order au-
thOring said tracts Of country described In MT
UUllyors letter 10 be regarded As reservations
inr the settlement OF Indians until III other
wise ordered.
i have the honor also to suggest that the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
D RofosALs FOR TUE CONSTRUCTION OF
ENGnSElhs OTSIcH, TEsIH l. H. DIsTMcr,l

SALAD n aDla y al b received At
thia olo6 I'LL m, February 10, ls1a for the con
struellou, ulngg Pr collectively, q lGht kSePsts
Ohio, OonneAut, Ohio, and Hurou, Ohio,
Plans and spSoih oAt0ns eAn be seen A. this once
tAbulA Aud nuron. Ohio. :.
BIDS 70 be eubSrtAlnsd niust be made upon the
stead u bOnds vii DO required Ps talthfs Rssiom'
Anoe Of ooutraoG u. Ia NlLLE5tlEl
Captain o. RnGinssrs and RasinsSF Teath L n, Dlu-
tfiot iAl9
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

OFEIcE OHrEF oonnIsakHI suBsIsrErcE.l
MnLTAnl Diyision o. III PA,S1io'

OEEIcR OmEf Oonn1aaknI SuBatHrENcEl
MILITARY DIVISION OF Tifn PACIFIC, !
han FRANciBoo, OAI-, Nov ~, ISL
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with oopy Of this
AttAohed each duplicate OF the bid.
vln Be received By the underslGnsd. At thls once,
tNo. 7o3 MAfkqt street, San Tranosco, CaiforniaD
until u O'Clock, m, gu THuRhDAf, februay y,
ls71 when they will be opened for the supply and de-
nvoy, live slaughtered, At each and ever one 81
tho military posts now or hersAftar estAblishsd In
Arizona Territory, Of all the Beef and nuttc1 that
be required for the troops Atoned thsreat, dur
Ing the ear commencing July I, i5a PROPOSALS To
empress prices In United States note currency
The supply will probably require about
abO0 BREVEH AND Do0 WkTHERB.
Copies Of the present oontraot and Of the last
vious with detailed Instructions to bidders upou
which proposals should DO bassd. be obtained 81
this ONCE and from the Uommissariea a. the iooutng
PLACES, viz Yuma Depot, Iuoson aud Fort Whlpple.
Arizona Territory bAniA Ne, ksu MeIiool bAn An
tonic, TaIAa, Chicago. ninols st. Louis, Missouri;
fort Lsaysnuorth, Kansas Omaha, FsbrsskAi and
Propossis vii be received for one or any number Of
As guarantees that The contract viii be sIsoutsd n
awarded, bid will BE- oousidsred without an Acoom-
pAnytnE deposit Of eSOO0 currency. the ofotAl osf
uhoato Of the Oommiasay at one Of the above desif
mated places that such deposit has been reosivsd By
Bids. are invited TO be present q. the opening Of
Tue right !. reserved Of ssssp,ias or rsi.oiIng any
bid MAJ be deemed best for the interest q The
United states. M. ID. n. SIMPSON,
Janis Lieut. Dol, A. q. O. y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
Tus.ao.ss ~. y.Ilsr a. Y Z Rs.Esya.IPs.l

OAMp TuLAhOaA, N. NJ, AUG. ~, lalls y
NaIAaaisi PTs, ~, sPsTfaisHdsai ~ fai'aA Afars
SIRi Agreeably 10 the power upon me
by the President, and communicated 10 me In
the letter Of the Hon. Secretary OF the Interior.
Of the 22i OF July, isTl, that should proceed 70
New Mexico and Arizona, aud take such action
az IN my Judgment should DO deemed wisest and
most proper ioL locating the nomadle 1le 9ts o.
bringing them under the control Of the proper
ofioers Of the Indian Department. 40. Assisted
BY yourself and o. y. Piper, agent for the south,
the place and neighborhoOd Al Canada Alamosa,
where the agency 10 at present located, for sove-
raj reasons, IND the same unsuitable for . reser-
walton.
Assisted by the Officers named above, have
also carefully Inspected tho valley Of the TulA :
rosa, aud finding the same 10 posses. most Of the
requisites necessary i3r home LOT tne inalans
cd by mountains not easily crossed, sutiiclent ar.
able lands, good water. and plenty OF wood and
game. l hereby declare the said valley Of the
TularOsa, beginning at the hoadwaters OF tho
Tularosa river and Its tributaries In the noun
tAins. and extending down tho same ten miles
on each side for distance Of thirty milost 70 be
cupation Of the southern and other rowing bands
Of Apache Indians, their agents and other OH
GERS and employees OF the Government
The laws relating 10 Indian reservations 10
the United States, governing the same until
such time as the Executive or Congress shall
approve or set aside this order, would there
fore sugSest that Agent Piper Se INSTRUCTED Ne e
charge from Canada AlAmosA TO the Tularosh
valley as soon as practicable Ater the receipt Of
this letter, the War Department having di,
rected the oficers commanding the district Of
New Mexico and Arizona TO afford military pro
lection TO such Indians AZ may be Induced q
come 10, both on their way and after their arrival
at the reservation.
The agency will DO amply protected, and the
Department having authorized me TO supply
these Indians with whatever may be necessary,
you are at liberty 10 incur such moderate ex'
penditure as may DO absolutely necessary 70
carry out the above Instructions.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
YINoKNT CoLLYER, Commissioner
EXECUTIVE MANn1N,l
wAHuINaroN, u. O., November ., 1871. y
Respectfully referred TO the Secretary OF War
who will take such action as may be necessary
| 10 carry out the recommendation OF the Score
| taTy OF the Interior. u. B, GRANT.
(Ofnoial copies.)
Assistant AdIutant General
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