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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

HlLLEL LODGE, No. 81, \. J. y. K. S.
IL -PATRIaRCiIs You are hereby notified to
assemble Il; tie hall above the store OF Levy Fro
Tiers, corner Eleventh and Main streets, OIL sun
ia the ish Instant, IT - o'clock p. NJ, Tor the
purpose OF attending the funeral Of the late Patrl-
arch, ). BLUM. BY ordrrof the ortny Ar.
de li-lf$ ALIEN. itAR1, SoperUPo 'PIn.
AFACFIINISTS' AND BLACkSAlIfilS'
w UNION. No., Of Virginia: BRoTiiEGs'--
You arv hereby requisite! to attend Il meeting "f
yorr II, ,ton THIS EVENING. as business OF I'M
portray 20 will he brought before the meeting. by
order OF the PRESIDENT.
drJl-U& g. W. STIRDIVAET. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14
Cs.sfFhEN 81.
FOR THE PEOPLE!
ONE, COME ALL.

ZONE ONE, COME ALL.
There will be gsand closing-out sale Of
CLOTHING,
GESTLEMEE'S FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS and CAPS,
at cost prices 10 surprise all.
Call and Ike convinced for yourself at the old
established clothing house Of
NJ. W. ROSE,
de e-dm No. 32S Broad. corner Fourth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

DESEVOLENCE, BROTHERLY LOVE,
DAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LODGE, No. fs,
]. .. o. B.-The members Of the above ionge are
summoned 10 meet at Covenant Hall ut O'Clock Z.
II. on SUNDAY the 18th Instant for the purpose Oh
attending tile funeral of our deceased brother :.
BLUM. Members OF Benjamin Lodge and transient
brethren arc frltcrDaly invited TO onus in paying
the last tribut. of respect to late brother BS
order Of the President. LEON SIiAAf,
dc l1-ltt Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14
DECEMBER 25-CHRIsTMAs-ls72.

DECEMBER 25-CHRISTMAS-lS1
ALEXANDER WERST,
e3t BROAD STREET, CORNER OF THIRD,
CAKE AND CANDY MANUFACTURER,
has on hand and Is constantly making CAKES and
CANDIES OF tho best material to he had In the CITY,
Also has on hand best quality OF FRENCH CAN.
DIES, CHOCOLATE. CREAMS, &C.
My ICED CAKES tfrnit and pound make the
most acceptable Christmas presents TO he found any
where.
Toys Of every kind and In great abundance ror
Christmas presents may be found at 4. : strra.
ALEXANDER NBRST.
de LEW nfnad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14
dn14-ltA

NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,l
RICHMOND, VA, December II, 1872.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TILE
4 STOCKHOLDERS Of this bank viii be held q.
the baukfng-house on TUESDAY, l!th January, AZ
IL o'clock VI. j. W. LOChNOOD,
lie i-codtd IashleT'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

The Senate met .. noon, Licutcnant-GoN
ernor MARYr In the chair.
Prayer hy Rev. John +. Edwards, y. y.
of Centenary Methodist Church.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13
NEW LAND DISTRICT.

On March Is our Delegate intro duced a bill in Congress to create all that part of Arizona south of the first standard survey line north (say thirty miles south of Wickenberg), into a separate land district to be known as the Gila District, and authorizing the President to locate the office at such place in said district as he may deem best, and to appoint, by and with the consent of the Senate, Register and Receiver of Public Moneys for said district.
 MT. Mccormick writes that he in troduced this bill to meet the wishes of numerous persons living on the Gila and Salt rivers, and throughout Southern Arizona, but he doubts its becoming law on account of the limited amount of business hitherto done at the present Land Office in the Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13

All articles must be of the best quality to be procured in the adjacent Territories, or California and be securely sacked each sack to contain 100 pounds net weight. Deliveries, in time and quanti. ties, upon call. Guarantee deposits certified check, secured note of hand, or cash-in one fourth the amount of the bid, must accompany proposals. Prices to be stated in U s. Currency Proposals are invited for the whole or any parts of the above. Samples to accompany each bid.
 The right is reserved to accept or reject any bid, as may be deemed best for the interest of the United States.
 Further particulars as to conditions, forms of proposals, etc., may be learned upon application to the Military Head quarters Santa Fe, Forts Wingate, Selden, or Bayard, N. M., San Francisco, Cal, or at any post in Arizona.
 Envelopes shOud be endorsed PROPO- SAILS for FLOUR and BEANS for SALT,l and be addressed to the undersigned.
 By Order of the Department Con- mander: A. W. EVANS,
 Major Third Cavalry.
 Acting Chief Comy'sy of Subs,
 Department of Arizona. Headquarters Department of Arizona,
 Office Act. Chief Com'y of Sub., [ma30-6tl Prescott, February 26, 1872.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13
IMPRACTICABLE.

Whenever military order IS pro-
 mulgated looking to the safety and advantage of the citizens and no in jury to the Indians, Lieutenant Whit
 man and his contemptible counsel, as
 we'll as his strikers and affidavit men generally, send up chorus of voices that the order is irhpracticable; but orders which can be used to specially advantage the savages, no matter how badly they may indirectly injure the citizens, the same miserable things find them practicable. Instance how the order requiring descriptive lists of adult Indians, the issue of rations every day, and other just requirements, was disobeyed by Whitman, and for which he is sent to Crittenden in arrest and scorned by all honest men. Now, he and his less respectable de- lenders declare the order was i'm practicable. The same order was found entirely practicable at Date Creek and easily enforced with satis- faction to the savages there receiving the nations bounty. Whitman and counsel can quite likely make good their boast that men will readily swear to the impracticability of the order at Grant, while the army records show it to be practicable at Date Creek. Even in the good old pious eastern States, the fact is daily de- that men there take readily to perjury, and even make a business of it. Constructive if not actual perjury eased Whitman over a rough place once before and may again.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13

HON JAMES E. MCCARTHY, U. S.. District Attorney, is still detained at Arizona City by the seemingly vicious term of Court now running there, which Is threatened to be continued from day to day until July l, unless Judge Porter should fortunately arrive soon- CT. MT. McCaffry writes his impress sions of General Howard to Mr. Hughes in this language:
 I like General Towards appear ance, as he seems to be frank and un- affected; and so far as have seen, he does not appear to have any pet the ory to bolster up, but wants to ascer- tain the best course to pursue before determining definitely.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13
Saturday, April 13. 1872.
ONE Captain W. D. Fuller, Com

ONE Captain W. D. Fuller, Com pany B, Twenty Infantry, .at Camp Apache, deserves a little atten- tion. He came to Tucson last Decem- Der. He brought letter to us and thereby made our acquaintance. He behaved himself while here and there by got good word in THE CITIZEN. He returned to his post and boasted that by subscribing for the paper he had "spiked that gun meaning THE CITIZENS utterances. We were relia- bly, informed of his bad acts, and asked him for an explanation, or be unde- ceived as to the difference between the paltry price of subscription to this paper and the priceless value of its opinions of men and their public acts. He has failed to respond, and we now inform him that neither uniform nor office, nor decent treatment, can make
 
 a true man or gentleman of him j; that for his false blab and abuse of volunteer friendship, he gets these few remarks. We have advice that his conduct has been so bad towards his associate officers that he has been put in arrest. We are credibly in formed that charges that said Fuller is liar and swindler, have been made against him at Washington. For his comfort, we will mail this paper to his friends to whom he re- quested that our complimentary mo- tioe of him be sent.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13

THE crops in Sonoita Valley prom ise very fair. An estimate by we'll informed gentleman out there, places the yield of barley at 129, 1000 pounds and the corn at 295, 900. No estimate per acre is stated, or the relative pro- duct of this and last year.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13

HE State of Connecticut held an election for State officers and Legisla- ture on the 1st instant. The result was a Republican majority of about two thousand.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13
Mccormick at Washington.

Colonel J. s. Tichenor, of the Treas ury Department, at Washington, writes to Governor Stafford on matters in general, and incidentally refers to Hon. R. c. Mccormick in words as follows:
 By the way, Governor, Mccormick is more than the Representative of the people of Arizona-he is their firm, able, fearless and watchful advocate :; and from my own knowledge and ex- perience, I do not believe his place could be filled. His presence here speaks volumes for the intelligence of the citizens of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13

THE Sentinel says that Miss Fran ces V. Bishop has been examined and found highly proficient as a teacher, and will be employed as such. The free school system is making as- tonishing progress in Arizona. Two teachers are now engaged at Arizona City.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13
PROPOSALS NOR GRAIN AND HAY.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,) !
 DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA
 PRESCOTT, A. T. Jan. 30, 1872. Sealed proposals in triplicate, with copy of this advertisement attached to each, will be received at this office until noon, May 15, 1872, at which time they will be opened, for the delivering at the following named military posts, during quantities, more or less, as specified be- low viz:
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13
PROPOSALS NOR FLOUR, BEANS AND
; A l. Y

Sealed proposals, ill triplicate, are are invited until l2 M, Wednesday, May 15, 1872, when they will be opened, for the delivery to the Subsistence Department in Arizona, during the year July l, 1872, to June 30, 1875, of the following quantities,
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13
THE Apaches are about Tubac ant

/ THE Apaches are about Tubac and again at their business of theft. Sev- eral days since, they stole twenty head of cattle there, drove them off to safe spot, killed every one, and carried the meat into the mountains, as is positively known by citizens tracing the thieves to where the kill ing was done, and to their entrance into the mountains. At the same time, Thomas Gardner went from his farm l in the Sonoita Valley to purchase 1 provisions at Tubac, and while in camp there, the Indians stole three of his best horses, among them being one he recently purchased of MT. E. N. Fish for $175,
 Now here is case where the get-a- horse business was practiced on man who had not found gold and got rich, but was trying to produce barley and corn whereby he could live honestly :; and the twenty cattle were taken from men of like condition. There is a re- port here that these fresh cases of theft were induced by Lieutenant Whitman's encouraging presence at Crittenden. He probably omitted to inform the thieves that his location at Crittenden was ill measure to dis courage theft and murder, fact not to have been inferred by the Christian Apaches from the royal disgrace's con- duct at6xant.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13

GREENBACKs in San Francisco, April 2, were buying at 914, and selling at 91a.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13
Quitting Freighters.

nUR STOCK Having been selected with Ogreat care by one of the firm, and with special reference to this market, we are confident that we can sell our goods as
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13

Bids will be received for one or all of the posts, or for reasonable proportion of the grain or hay required at either of them; the grain to be delivered in sacks, and the hay in stacks, either baled or loose.
 The price will be stated in United States Legal Tender notes.
 Each bid must be accompanied by q guarantee signed by two responsible per sons, whose responsibility must be certi- fled by an officer of the U. $. Civil or Mil itary service, that in case the bid is ac- cepted. the bidder will at once execute contract with satisfactory bond in one fourth the amount Ot the contract.
 Each proposal must also be accOmpan- jed by a satisfactory check or notes in the amount of (S1, ,OOO) one thousand dollars, made payable to the U. s. Asst. Treasurer, San Francisco, Cal, to insure the validity of the bid; to be returned to the prOpOs- CTS respectively, except in case of failure to execute a contract by the bidder to whom award may be made, in which case it will be forfeited
 The right to reject any or all bids is re- served by the United States, and bidders are requested to be present at the opening of proposals.
 Envelopes should be endorsed Pro- posals for Forage" and addressed to the undersigned.
 Blank forms of proposals and further information may be obtained at this ofnee, and of the Post Quartermasters at the posts herein named.
 By order of the Department Commah- der. J. J. DANA,
 Chief Quartermaster Dept of Arizona, rtmo41 Mai and Oartermaster U.S.A.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

than any other House in the Territory We are therefore certain that as to quality and adaptability to the wants of the com munity our stock is unsurpassed.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13

For these reasons we respectfully solicit Q share of the public patronage, feeling assured that our goods and prices cannot all to give entire satisfaction.
 FULLY, OCHOA & co.
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13
TO THEP PUBLIC.

ME take this method of respectful " w announcing to our friends and 4 the citizens of Arizona in genera, that wehave just received,
 and are now open
 ing
Arizona citizen., 1872-04-13

TlNE IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS and hest Brands of Chewing and Smokinp Tobaccos to be had at
 J. s. MANSFELD'S no4.tf Pioneer Cigar Store.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

Mrs. Alice Dougherty. fell from a srcond-story
OF IL E,st GOaaa,, {cttri a1d "a caA-'" 'n-
iurod.
The dwelling OF William Wcllouhcrg. At No. -
Ncrth Ston8s, Brooklyn robbed yetel-y $40 ~oih VI
prop'r'.
William II. Carr and Charles Juld, mize-candy
dealers No %. fuionst, Drooalyr, were a7es oa saa g. F
violating the .otte'y hvs
John Welch was caught in the act of picking the
pocket Of unknown Nasgol lke on Saturday iui
was committed by Jus4e' Hogan.
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday. Justice
Hoan committed William Burns ior auG O'eTcCa watch cn
AID II Loas LJl Of Log Il'GL
Michael J. RELY Of Siyts-seconl-st and Third
kuocSed cu estrv IN PnLtrg House square b. John
Eoyuof ana Gecrl severe se~r wound Nlor vas 4ne'e4
Stephen Nherlan, age 39. of Humboldt and Ten
Eycs. E.oOin, ium ID fom front platform of FuIn1a'e
c yeslerlay. aud Instantly Ale bis Ld srAng TIE iIoai
wheel
Nellie Randall. age %. OF New-Havcn. was found
v,.r a The r-.as OF Hr. l3 souh iaave aiIng from
l ne tien ~ 90 lrollo abortion She "-s removed ID
Bellevue Hospital
George Willard Of No. Il Cornoia-St.. and an mn
SAT- riv egoiin si With f4'
o. Louis cr' jcacr' t" No il5 Hpint sli Ic! wa
od Marl tat hi. co4i.rte tscg.. etu
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
THIEVES RECORD.

Wm. ic,scr, proprietor Oi a loan Office, No.
.ieS' wa, clos ns his establishment Friday
.,. 80 ci 90 ..sAeJ for the loan OF - currency
maj . ,rI p.ccc which he detached from his chain.
I,tfr a ti4t too late, but the stranger pleaded
,l.i ic E-d other ie>Ocsce. lie nnay consented.
,a landed tar etgln:"r "A p b. receiving the gold
49,. kttli. .lsIi.nt .aothcr man, evidently AN ao-
.r entered ad asked The other man 10 get small
.. ..r. turned o., hs safe. aud while his attention
frlI,o.., di+etef, the second man picked MP a
4.,t ..Ia ,i... noHh Of watches aud walked on
~al. -, .t..t ~I not discovered until his accom-
t,t. l.,. .,.r I.}c ~ the stolen watches were re
irs.d o. -ri on saturday rom an unknown quarter
~ Waofuf, % coI,rcd porter in The employ oi the
.,.y,r aud Arn-iiaycn Railroad COMPANY, WAS
,O,J ID ca and about $4,000 IL checks Oh saur
y 10 ia!. 10 bsAA lie carried the money and checAs
II, q ,,,,.i usg and accompanied by another man
ne, ba,od FouI1baSe and Broadway stage IA front
,f Tic dcpo: AMI wcdfesscd man entered the stase
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
CIV ANnrRsnN.s rI.NERAL.

The remains Of the late Brighten. Robert
Anderson. t. =. A.. viii DE removed from the Marble
Ceret.,y ip e,co ay u tie loot Of Thirty ourt-st,
~ r.. noXt NsGu,.lay, III time 20 be placed On the
,tcamcr-in the charge Of the officer sent down from
West Poim-by noon. I4e following viii be the order
Of the procession:
Police T. q; ur Erg Goa W G. W'l y O. s. Y y. r'rd
30, \. g.. y ~ tbe iT' bst p "i
e let All; g. 6ai l Vhclw,r" ia iori Sr VI Cen AHeei
oi 81 g. Il Ar ery. under Major J " nrtun2n. t
arer,; CO.y.c. .c iot tamter Ht' oA 49, r.soi
or td tHF 'l.f fas' bt;f
Ial.. OIl.s o. Amy Alder0 Ipi-ys; '1uni
o--K- t r,1-lis Crnrar,r, 30. P4uAc Lo-i saeL Ou
so-rtes ~ 20 join citizens
The procession VIII De under The direction OF Asst.
Adi-Ccn Chauncey IcIccvcr, [. s. \. who VIII act rs
marshal The military viii form in scconlaFe., front
if. a. ST. -..-.fio- uUc, facing
west Tho uuc 81 march VIII nc through Soc0Hdayc,
l.f-rrf-+ Pl.adrsav
Thirty -lOur ll-sg 10 tbc North RIVER.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
nEArH FROM LAuunING Gas.

The investigation in the case of the late Mrs.
Ann OShaughncsy, who died while under the influence
nitrous oXde laughing in the dental esab-
shmcnt OF Dr j. y. Newbrough at No 12S West Thirty
fourth-s concluded on Saturday by Coroner Herr
man. and the medical jury summOneiby hm Dr. Alex
ander Buchanan Of No 3}j est Thircthst, L. T. iioy
q dentist of 40. IS West Twenty sixth-t au Herman
Eneriduu chemist of The Board OF Health, gave testi-
nony after which the following verdict was rendered:
We ard that Nj. Az orhapness came 70 he death "'
manifested hY the Ieiet I'~
dab the
ha,- o'tc1 be-. ind cd by hc la! ii"a o ga sil
tered IN The opinion hat other haH ho
prescribed rrfston Oi uIO oxe fs as "a temp rata Z
Generation w.sllg bo.i's 10 Dc
rrgar.ci c.rel.s method d ma1afcurc IN ts par
t.lr rs--i he al rars used lF Nj .'.~'. .nh as
irler'cst. lc-r1cre regard tie adHiLs.l".i'l
rtro who're such administration AZ c1rn III
uool tho paci h, whore tAorc not positive G an
"a" chew c of the aid gn01ce 10 the laiA ID
the VhysisI oi The pea aad ih' physiological '
aIGatici. FIrh,rao r,srl o. "a l' 'of' 'f
tia sGa1 of ilr sas 'hVii have "i""4'
c appclton 2di 20 alarming e0h4'oAs u
s'ii s-e. 90 he .!aggs D., .cI W.T. tlI agents
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
! SNIP CINIL ACPOSS TIE 1MERIC4N
JSIBNUS
NEw-YoEK, Feb. o.. 1872.

NEw-YOEK, Feb. %, 1872.
To the President: The United : Sates are
deeply concerned in all movements aimed AT the creation
of new or the detection ancient lines of traffic and
especially in those FOR the creation OF an lneroceanc
ship Canal across the American Isthmus at point
hest adapted to the requirements OF her and
10 the commanding of the trade between Western Europe
ana Eastern Asia.
Within the last few years numerous surveys and cx.
ploraOus have been made with this object IN view ana
reports. with maps, plans aud estimates of cost nave
been made great ta and are noW in the possession
of the Government, and VIII dOnbttsS iunh an amount
data sufficient enable just comparison or the rel
tive advantages OF tine proposed routes and 10 authorize
If not call for such an Investigation Beng III common
with their feOw-czens of the United states, deeply Ill
tcrested in the questions Involved, the under
President will constitute Commission to he composed
OF five distinguished officers Of high ank VIZ: Two from
the Army, two from the Navy ana one from the ooaSt
Survey OF the United States, TO which may he referred
The several United STATES aud other surveys and eXplo
tions OF the American Isthmu and that the Commission
NAV be requested so mako "a careful and complete
analysis OF the same and report whether or n" suc
constructing at reasonable cOst, sap canal across
the American Ishmus. aId If ~, what point or points
are the most eligible for such route and the most ad
vaDta geOus 20 the United Stcs We nave me hoh0 10
be, sir your ODcdieDt servants,
WILSON q. HUM, tOor.R. HEWITT d CO..
LTvI T.. MORTON. JOIN CISCO
i. 4. CALHOUN, NOsLS Ihi LOh,
WILLIAM ORTON u. Z. j Az tNLaiO'K x,
WILLIAM j. HOfITN, thO W. bLlNi'
f. ALEXANDER 4 SO.s, EhOwN BEoTnfEs Co.
hANL J.. NJ BARLOW, FhAtCis SkILLl,
x a. EOISIOs SAn'L SLOAN.
THOs {. DUEANT.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WAsHISGToN, March l3, 1872
GENTLEMEN: Acknowledging the accepiiOn Of your
letter of the 21th u have say that the President
hae this day appointed Brcvct Major Gen. Andrew A.
Unupbrcys OF the u. 8. Army. Prof Benjamin Pierce of
Massachusetts, and Capt Daniel Ammcn Of the L. S.
Navy Commissioners 10 examine aHd consider all sur
vcys plans proposals. suggestions Of routes OF
nuuncatOn by canal water connection between the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, across, over or near ic
I,thmus connecting North aud South America, wni"u
have already been submitted, or which may bc hereafter
submitted, the President durjDI the cndcncy of their
appointment winch be referred 10 them by The
Preside ana 10 report, In writing Their coucusiOns
and the result ~ such examination 30 the President
with their opinion TO the probable cof and piacca
bty OF such rOut plan. and such other matters III
connection thcrc with. tAcy tiuk prJloI ana
pertinent. have the honor to be-, gentlemen. your
ObcdIcDt scrYnut, HAIILrON fIsH
Mcasrs f. A. Con ding Wilson c. Hunt Horace GfCeicy,
anti CtA1ls.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
LEcTrRES. MEnrINGs. ETC.

The last Of Dr.. Lords successful historical
seof % lectures viii De delivered to-day at ArOcil
ton HAIL.
\ free lecture or tho " \ ri of phonO rrfi Dhic
Reporting VIII hc given ~ nc In
MORROW ever ing. ly Mr.. Lila y. Durls.
4 meeting of delegates of German societies
Was held at tie GcrmaniA Assembly Rooms csterday.
10 trSc action in regard TO proposed celebration 81 the
nnnyo r4y of tie German Peace Jubi,cc. ncl Apil
10 last year Tho following Committee Of Arrangements
WI, appointed: Mc>sTs Ewl Ubg'r. WanHinaun.
welding Il.rer Ocorgu saver. KorTncr. ana BnrcEard.
Tie features u the celebration VIII bc banquet bali.
an Grafton ny eX-GOv. Salumon anu concert
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
TIE Gen. THOMAS MONUMENT.


The Ladies' Board of Managers of st. Luke's
Home for INDECENT Christian Females arc to hold fair
in AID tia, institution at Apollo Hail. corner Of Broad
way and Twenty-cieh-st, commencing April o. To the
usual articles for sale a1l TcIesbments the ladies
tend to add q series OI entertainments of varied and
interesting character each evening Of the Fair. They
VIII also Ge enabled through tie courtesy Of several
mont artists and private owners, TO present fine colec
ton OF picture. Tne canse they represent Is good
one the protection OF against want ana nirmity
The Rch; Rev Bishop Potter President OF tGe Board
Of MauagoIs Mrs. Henry A. Smythe is President Oi the
Lad