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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-09
Thirty.ihird Days Proceedings.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE,
Thursday, February8, 1872.
The House met at twelve o'clock, pur
suant to adjournment.
Speaker Brewster in the chair.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Speaker Brewster, and Messrs. Abel
Adolphe, Antoine, Baker, Barker, Barrett
Barrow, Belot, Bickham, Broussard
BRYAN, buckingham. Carr, Chachere, Coch
rane, Crawford, Darby. Davidson, Davis,
Demas, Devices, Deslonde, Durio, Ellis
Faulkner, Floyd, Fontelieu, Gaddis. Garst
kamp, William Harper, Hampstead, Hyams
Mere, Laurent, Llambias, H. Lott, Maho
ney, Marie, Marvin, McCarty, Mcfarland
Meadows. Moncure, Moore, Morphy, Morris
Murray, Nelson, Oplatek. Overton, Pond
Quinn, Raby, Riley, Sartain, Smith, SOuer
Stamps, Stanton, StinsOn, Tatman, Tu
reaud, Verrett, Washington Assumption
Washington (Concordia), Waters, E. Viii
lams, II. Williams, Worrall, Yorke-75.
Quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Upon motion of Mr.. Hampstead, of her
vile, the reading of the minutes was dis
pensed with and the journal was adopted
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced with the following message:
SENATE CHAMBER, I
February 8, 1872. )
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of representatives:
l am directed to present for your cOnsid-
Grafton Senate bill No. 279, to be en-
titled an act to provide for the govern
ment of the city of Baton Rouge and the
notify you that the President Of the Senate
has signed enrolled House joint resolution
appointing joint committee of the House
and Senate to prepare an address to the
Congress of the United States, etc.
Respectfully,
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary of Senate.
Mr. Murray, of Orleans, called up the fol
lowing resolution lying over, which was
adopted:
Resolced, That the Committee on Rail
roads are hereby instructed to examine the
affairs Of the New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas railroad and other railroads, and to
ascertain whether they have complied with
their charter, granted to them by the Lou
isiana Legislature, and said committee to
have power to take testimony, and to give
the said committee power to send for the
conductors of the said roads and to examine
Them and to ascertain who they get their
instructions from, and to report back to
this House as soon as practicable by bill or
otherwise. with no expense whatever to the
State.
Mr.. Bryan, of Calcasieu, moved to recon
slider the vote whereby the resolution was
adopted, and, also, to lay that motion on the
table.
Carried.
Mr.. Washington, of Assumption, offered
the following resolution, and moved a sus-
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A Valuable Mouse Nest.

Captain Dingmore, baker of Berlin,
Wisconsin, went into the detective business.
one day last week, because he could keep
no money in his money drawer and natur-
ally expected pilierers were about A two
dollar bill was placed alone in the drawer,
and then the captain awaited results. In
me course OF time the bill disappeared from
the drawer under circumstances which
showed that no human hands had removed
1t. Captain was at a loss to know what he
came of his greenback, but while he stood
wondering, his eyes rested on a crack in the
counter near the money drawer. In the
crack he saw something green," and there
upon he began an investigation. The re-
suit was that mouse nest was found made
entirely OF greenbacks-a five, two. and
two ones. The bills were all chewed up
into little bits, just enough being left so
that the denominations could be distin-
guished
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MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced with the following message:

MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced with the following message:
SENATE CHAMBER,
February g. 1872.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
1 am directed to request the signature OF
the Speaker to enrolled Senate bill for the
relief of j. Osborn.
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary of the Senate.
Mr.. Matthews, of Tensas, called for the
special order of the day, House bill No. 3l|,
and act to limit and define the duties and
powers, fees and emoluments, of the Au-
ditor of Public Accounts and other minis
terial officers of the State, and to prohibit
them from instituting or defending actions,
suits, writs, or other process, for or against
them, or any of them or for or against the
State, and from employing counsel and in
curing costs of court, attorneys fees and
other unnecessary expenses to the State,
and to define the duties and powers Of the
Governor, the Attorney General, the dis
trct attorneys, and the courts of the State,
in certain cases.
Amendment:
Be it further enacted, ETC.. That in every
case in which process issues from any court
against the Auditor Of Public Accounts, or
any other ministerial officer of the State,
service shall be also made on such officer,
and he shall be amenable, as heretofore,
to all process of court, and subject to pun
ishment for any violation of any order,
writ or judgment, as now provided by law,
and such further punishment as the court
may deem necessary to maintain its juris-
dictiOn and enforce its mandates.
Mr.. Carr, of De Soto, moved that the
amendment to the bill, made the special
order of the day, be adopted, and the bill,
as amended, be replaced upon the calen-
dar.
Mr.. Hampstead, of Iberville, moved that
the bill and amendment be recommitted to
the Committee on Judiciary.
Carried.
Mr.. .Kenner, of Orleans, moved that the
House do now resolve itself into the COM
mittee of the whole to transact business.
Lost.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
Notice was given that at some future
time the following entitled bills would be
introduced:
BY Mr. Hampstead, of Iberville:
A bill for the relief of P. H. Murphy and
others.
Also, bill for the relief of Mrs. James
Lave and Jacob Schlater.
By Mr.. Blunt, of Natchitoches:
A bill dispensing with the publication of
legal and judicial advertisements in the
French Language in the parish of Natchi-
tOches
By Mr. Brown, of Ascension:
A bill providing for the payment or re-
demption of all genuine outstanding unau-
dited warrants and vouchers of the session
of the General Assembly of the State of
Louisiana, for the year 1871.
The Speaker announced the appointment
of the following committee under the reso-
luton adopted to-day:
Washington, of Assumption; Carr, Of De-
Soto; H. Lott, of Rapides; Huston, of East
Felciana; Barrett, of Orleans.
Upon motion of Mr.. Kenner, of Orleans,
the House was adjourned until tomorrow
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
WILLIAM vIGERS,
Chief Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-09

James Sanders, Bridgeport Con
netlcut stonemason, small man weighing
only $50 pounds, drank without stopping,
the other day, on wager, the contents of
case of weiss beer-twentv.four bottles
over four gallons. After he won the wager
he drank two more bottles, and asked the
loser to stand treat" What became of
this walking distillery we are not in
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OFFICIAL. JOURNA
OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SECOND SESSION
OF THE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF Ma.
JOURNA

STATE OF LOUISIANA
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by the following vote:
Yeas-Anderson, Barber, Butler, Camp
bell Gallup, Harris, Hunsaker, jerks. Kel-
Raglan, Swords, Todd, Twitcheil-I7.
Nays-Antoine, Blackman, Bowman,
COPELAND. Daigle, Herwig. Ingraham,
O'Hara, Ray, Smith, Sypher, Thomas,
Thompson, WilcOx-l4.
Mr. Ray offered the following as an ad-
ditional ton, to follow section five:
That it shall be the duty of the Governor
to submit to the Senate, before the close of
this session, the names of persons for SUI
pervisors of registration for each parish,
and each ward of the city of New Orleans,
and if he fails to do so, that then the police
juries Of such parishes as he may not have
named appointments for to appoint the SUI
pervisOrs therefor.
Mr.. Blackman moved to amend by au-
thorizing the Mayor and Administrators of
the city of New Orleans to appoint super
visors for such wards, appointments for
which shall not have been so named by the
Governor and submitted to the Senate.
Mr.. Ray accepted the amendment, moved
the adoption of the additional section, and,
upon that motion, called for the previous
question.
Mr. Raglan raised the point of order that
the additional section offered was in conflict
with section five, which had been adopted.
The President held the point not well
taken.
Mr.. McMlIlen appealed from the decision
of the Chair.
Mr.. Smith made the point of order that
debate pending the call of the previous
question was not in order.
The President held the point not well
taken till after the main question had been
ordered.
Mr.. McMillen then withdrew his appeal
from the decision Of the Chair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
5dpluQs Banks

4 TLANTGC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM
"a hQuAFE
EEw.YoRK December g. l}'i.
TWENTY FOURTH DlNlDFED
Te Trustees 81 the Atlantic Savings Bank have orierei th' semi
snnt Dividend SIX Per Cent De PAID TO all
deolT' et thereto uadr the bylaws Tor The bali year quar-
ter ending January /. lst&
wiz be- $40 - end viii he entitled
principal payable acr 1oaily Jau
usry l6. HARRISON HALL President
J. T. COOPER Secrrtlrv
G D BAuRY Treasure.
MONEY DEPosfLD now Will RECEIVE INTEREST - FROM
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EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
CT GREENE COUNTY,
State of Missouri.

Tue at,sa.r, o. investors is called 'he shove Bonds vi A. Is
81 70 s Ksrss Cty sDd Memphis brsab Of the Hannibal sr
Eo-ps COMPANY The total debt Of Greene Ccuuiv PROV "
G., Issue Of @ on was about $1,000 Tie assessed valuation Of
Ia1ll. prop ~ Is estimated q; BAH &c 49,
o. 90 ai1 % which some $500 lo o. railroad property VII
Que taxable trs tine daring the present
Th-e- ISSUE 5000 coupon bonds . 600
ga bearing l Au l7 aai ua.u-g twenty Interest
a. 3D.; PEI per lluun 4,te Neaio tie
c. Ca o. February aui August o. esh c4f We authorized
ihe public .zv sr1 sceru-d interest h the
deserved rrce AZ Al this r .hsy
psv OVER ELEVEN PER CENT on The investment.
Government Der marketable received exchange
sa'r,at r9'-s p.-.1y cypress charges both ways.
Pimphts &c with full particulars any Iher -'o-ua,o-
b i-rslsl 13l. a.. either personally W litter
GWYENE JOHNSON d DAY. Bankers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
Citp Rea! gstate for Sale

A -l16TH-ST. 600 feet willie three LOTS
n near Na ave overlooking Morning SIZE PARK for SALE at
bargain. WIZ. sIS, LIN u = - ~
Tor SALE, CHEAP in the Eighth Ward
STORE anf TENEMENT PROPERTY yelling large iGcoue
Arrlv 10 the 30 Broadva'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02


TEr.srRYrs OFFICE srr,ay ED Noy. - 1871
THE INTEREST which will sJfc0me due
..rk OIL. bt ST ArP OF ULIyOTs reFrt Monde o' la-
usr i,. pa. a. E1cblc National BSbA 'ioA
the ,-couc sixteenth of jslHRt cl.ve. rr'rgo
LEASIUs y. BATES state Tftsslrtr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
BrookIpn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for COUNIK1
RFSIDESgF two 1si0rf soop fout HOUSES com
piele With poyelnenu, pear Pfosneet FiE ~ - -,
wv RlLAED WHITING. ) Beekmanst-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02

ADRIAN Il. MULLER, AGcLoneen
EXECUTOR'S SALE
II OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY
on
CANAL. AND HOWARD SITS.
ADRIAN u. MULLER p r. WILKINS CO.
Will sell at auction.
OF THURSDAY, JAN. II, 1872,
at Y O'Clock the EIchange sesroom, III Broaiwsy.
By ouler uuergae Of the estate VI Daniel Devn
dece1se
CANAL AND HOWARD-STS,
The Grs-clasa Gyestory marble front
STORES AND LOTS
norhery Of Caua and souae.y side Of Howard
and known
Nos. 26l. 253 s55 AMI 151 CANALSr.
Mo-. q and - HOWARDST.
The property on lnlls l0IlI0 that Howard g. @So
feet The were BY Daniel Deu AMI Constructed
The thorough haze modern improvements
sal nTeni ences. Tley produce
ANNUAL RENTAL OF $1,000.
Henry sPACLDEG
JEREMIAH DRyLIS.
Map. At the Office the slctionrers ~. Paest co.'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02

THrNII NlTT0N'T .A"E- ~ %, - y ID
TUE Board OF Directors Of THIS Bank have
Dol. aag declared DIVIDEND o. THREE ANu ONE HALF
f{ - PER ti,NT fr-er rom TAI. rar4l Jan. g. =
N JuHS PARKER. "a. her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
Drn Oooos.
A NEW-YEAR's GREETING
"A FROM

EHRICHs TEMPLE OF FASHION
struggles and successes dies and psrs
into the grave the with its vailed iestnies
.bei ten appropriate address % our
friends thank them for e ndugent patronage
erp the and hopes for the future
During Iesos bore to -appy our patrons
gOOs moderate have endeaYOto he
exact nd announcements We aye
AZ, to pone and faithful attendance IN our estAo
and trade The pleasing
s1rance nat recognized and sppr.ate Durng we
please By an Antc tte
establishment hope to ADD both 70 tn VARIETY a..
comfort
nv more importaons from Europe expect
even special OF the season Being Young men
c,rns nat m immediate gain ambitious build commercial
wG8g with the least possible perceut
az profit enjoy the future growth and develop
men VI our business
Tag sincerity OF Efforts and 10 demon
,rs by oar e1erns that deserve cordially Wish all
very happy PROS evooa New Yea and reun most Respectfully
''' --'''' ENRICH 70. No 387 Elghih-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02

HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKKT.
NEV-YoRK, Monday Jan. I, 1872.
On account of its being New-Y ears Day no
business has been transacted in the departments under
this head
Messrs Johnston & Van Tasselps yrlar semiweekly
sale 10 the Horse and Carriage Auction Mart IN East
ThIrteenth-st tomorrow Cuo sdo) Jan ? at 70 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
Ueooina Garos. &t.

At WIN. FVERDELLs SONS, No 104 Full
y ton-st WEDDING CARDS and PINE sTATIONERf tLsab'
hshel 8l5.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02

t-rrtFN- IA Nh NtN-l. JIM ire loti'
DIVIDEND of FIVE (5) PER CENT, free
n Of men declared PAYABLE anu siter
Jis7 ,- The auster books vl remain coi anti. nat '
W. u. OAKLEY, Cashier
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Df.tWARr, LA1kASA>NA ANo ssrEHS K t. COT
10 ~ EIrlaucs Pie NEW.1nRE, Der ~, lo'l, }
TRAN~FER BOOKS of this Company viii he
until morning Of hTIuu-fy % "hc4 d1'
'1'' INVITE A. J. ODELL Tressurtt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02

V,sDLaBtir T. u X 'ft-if'
GEsESw!C.. SAVING. BiEE. No. 9 SIyrHtvr
NV fOEX De IL. IJi
INTEREST viii I've paid 10 DepOslt0rS at the
rate n FyBy PHI ClNI per al slas Of - % s
i SIX Prp gKNT ous exceeding so sgee ably p TIE
rs Is La~ free and PAYABLE on and
AZ. MONDAY the 18th 81 jimmy Interest nof called Of VII De
cr- III - principal sod draF nt~rr,, from Jsrlarr
r. nd on or 4f,,. Js.uary a. ls11 will draw iu'e.-s.
frn M Id BENJ r. WH8ELWRlGHT, rresiisIL
JASEs BPycy. Ssc,a.,-rs
J UtHsRs 5
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, Corner
. Eshtl-ave. All West Thirty flur- =. go,
DlVIDEND-A SEMIANNUAL lNIDEND ~ ne ratc o. ~ -
Pig CENT rcr al u - 10 %30o T be pan %
and ferJ lnnlrv lN ~ Ia.
MONEY DEPOSITED On % before TIC -o'' o '4A-A'' ~" 49,
IL IEREST from Jan. l. 49, v,unAy
Ram rDep laly Gom n T. o. p. $50 % MphDAl'
WEDNESDAY, snI SArL RUAT ktENlNtS iron - o e CO.
49, a BeyyErT Seere.arT JOHN HOOPER Pr-stspi
UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
1 N. :ig6 aud BpS CANALST. corner l..g.,
sid pfI CFNT INTEREST - 90 S1,ooo',
N-l-- -f1''-N a.slsra 8 N .Ir1 100 II.
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IS~A JANUARY INTEREST.
LS(@. q lZENS sAVlhSS BANk,
Corner Of Bowefv ant tanalt y. Y - q,
rb olI SgMfNHlA Al INTEREST DIVIDEND. .. Tie rave Of
SIX PFo CFNT r auuun III slls of FIVE D0LA a.. up
- i bv. rs1 90 dep0ft f,l OSE moths n.f prev
s 10 Jan vim h. credited ard rad sad amer MOhbAi jan -
Al, nt.r.t rs called pnapi aad draw ln
co-ng7 VIII BE- entered on the d-oso tjJEs any ' "A
P4 E.oF . oep EVERY LAY for and pirment q
onev fom p. and 90 MONDAl' ana - ~
INN d. n m b. GA he NAE NV lnteres WI oolAsl's
from Jan Bans Books "a Gerns1 eath en- reg ~ 49,.
Ss.vara 4 BUN,E. s~c--tar'. J. A. -, iAAD i'7'--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02

rJ,HE COMMERCIAL AGENCY.-The COM
MERClAL REGISTER FOR JANUARY, b72, will be issued
early n the conlug month.
MERCHANTS this and other Cities contemplating ORANGES 10
their bus organization Of New Firms S oOhge o eoWmu
piss,ug lie Lacts II the uG4engEeI early day.
McKILLOP SPRAGCE Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
DOWERY SAVINGS BANK.

ROWERY SAVINGS BANK.
will he paid DpOsor the rate Of SIX PER CENT
sums from Dollars Two thousand Dollars exceeding
Two Thousand Dollars Five PER CENT upon Of deposit
sgeaby provisions Of tie BLaws and prle SAL ~ r
MONDAY, Jan. Is. 1872.
The Bank viii be olen daily from u O'Clock the norab- ~ ,
O'Clock in afternoon all open MONTY, until
o clock n evening, No 80 Bower
THOMAS JEREMIAH Pres.ieat.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-03
THE NEWS.

The city of Mazatlan, Mexico, is in the hands of the rebels, and Governor Pesqueira, of Sonora, is sending forward troops to re- capture the place.
 Prussia is fitting up the largest naval ar mament ever organized in North Germany, for the purpose of bringing the Empire of Brazil to terms. The difficulty has grown out of the non-observancc by Brazil of the rights of German citizens abroad.
 The Piute Indians are feeling the bangs of hunger, at the Walker River Reservation, Nevada, and threaten violence if food be not furnished them at once.
 The Gentiles and liberal Mormons take strong ground against the proposed admission of Utah as State.
 Hon. B. F. Washington, editor of the San Francisco Examiner, died on the 22d ult. The Los Angeles Ne,cs says, editorially, of the deceased:
 He was descendant of General George Washington. Born in Virginia, he crossed the plains in 1S49, being among the early pi- oneers. The deceased has held various po- stions of trust and emolument, and has be- come identified with the history efthe State. As Police Judge and Mayor of Sacramento, Collector at the port of San Francisco, and Tide Land Commissioner, his duties were performed with fidelity that challenged admiration.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-03
MORE INDIAN DEvILTRIES.
The Savages Murder Three White Men Wound Another Man--Capture Stage Mail, &c, and Commit Other Crimes

Mir. Webster, driver of the Wickenburg stage, brought sad news to this place Thurs day evening last, which news is to the effect that on or about the Both ult., a large party of Apache murderers made an attack upon mail stage, somewhere between Tucson and Camp Bowie, killing Tom. Donovan, A. J. Bice and John Petty, and wounding the dri- ver-John Bedford, who, it Is said, escaped with his life to Camp Bowie and related the sad news to the officer in command, who despatched troops to the scene of the slaugh- ter, which troops took the mutiated remains of the three murdered Americans to the post, where they buried them.
 The mail sacks were cut open, and their contents destroyed, as were also the traPpings, etc., of the horses, stage, etc.
 This news has been verified by a letter from Captain J. P Hargrave to D. Tender son. of this place.
 The stage was bound east. The only one of the murdered men known to us was Mir. Donovan, and he was we'll and favorably known here and at Sacramento, California, where relatives of his reside, who will, no doubt, serenade the vile Sacramento Union for its efforts in behalf of the red murderers.
 The hollow truce made by the vile Colyer with the savages, is being broken on every hand, and would to God the old scoundrers neck was broken, so that he could not again fool Government out of money; stay the hand of justice or cause the death of good citizens.
 From every point we hear of fresh outra- ges and suspicious movements of large par ties of the savages, all of whom have left Camps Verde, Mcdowell, and, perhaps, other Colyer soup-houses. They have signalled their departure from Mcdowell by stealing animals belonging to Government and citi- zens, and from John Martin and others, who arrived here Thursday afternoon, from Camp Verde, We learn that the last of the few re- maining Indians at that post, left on Thurs day morning after refusing to receive the ra- afterwards signal smokes were sent up from every eminence in the immediate neighbor- hood of the post. The troops expect an at tack at any moment.
 We understand that news of this affair was received at Whipple on Thursday evening, and that an express was dispatched to Me Dowell on Friday morning with instructions to be delivered to certain commanders of cav airy there.
 Recently, at Lower Agua Eric, large number of the savages went near the houses of John Townsend and Theo. Boggs, cut and peeled lot of sticks, with the sharp ends pointing towards MT. Townsend's habitation.
 General Crook is doing everything in his power to insure a successful campaign against all savages, not found upon their reservations after the 18th inst. Meanwhile, we caution all citizens to be on their guard, as the say ages mean mischief.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-03
Powell and Reavis

These two worthics are placed in no envi- able light by the card and sworn communi- cation of W. B. Hcllings which is copied on the fourth page of this paper, from the Tue son Citizen, of the 20th ult., which paper, by the way, calls Rowell several ugly names, and threatens to give an exposition of other cases out of which Rowell tried to turn dishonest penny. Had we space, we might add more weight to the testimony against Rowell and Reavis, but, after the naked truths told so well by MT. Hellings, who we know to be a straightforward business man, peoples imaginations cannot conjurs up any mean, swindling act of which one or both of those two R's would not be guilty. Mir. Powell has been removed from office. Mir. Reavis should, as soon as possible, be drumm- ed out, and Mir. Darlington, the Clerk of his Court, should also receive his walking papers.
 The appointment of such unblushing ras- calls to office is disgrace to the Administra- ton of President Grant and blot upon Re publican Government, for, if half what we have heard be true, Rowell has proved him. self not only rogue, but black mailing scoundrel. Reavis has established an infa- nous character, as a naughty, overbearing and corrupt judge, and Darlington has acted the vcnal tool for both, which stamps him as a man who is entirely unfitted to fill any DO sition of trust, under the Government.
 Besides being dismissed from office, Rowell and Reavis if guilty of all the counts against them, ought to be made refund all moneys they may have frightened citizens into pay ing them.
 And, if we are to believe Rowell, other Federal officers of the Territory are as justly entitled to distinction
 "FOr ways that dark and tricks that arc vain," as either himself or Reavis, which, if so, should cause the President to make clean sweep of the whole batch.
 At any rate, our Ring" is bursted; there Is row in the camp of the rpet-baggers and bitterness of feeling which may lead to other exposures, and to the emancipation of the people of Arizona from the rule of imported officials who came here at Govern ment expense to earn rewards for dirty polit ical services performed in other States and Territories.
 On with the fight, and-"poor be him that first
 cries hold-enough."
 In the meantime, our people will sing
 Glory, glory. halIelujah," By way of encouraging the under dogs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-03
New U. s, Dist. Attorney.

Among the nominations sent to the |. S. Senate, for confirmation, January 22d, we see the name of J. E. McCaffry, as United States District Attorney for Arizona, rice 0. W. .. Powell, whose head has been cut off
 Mir. McCaffry is an old Arizonan, of whom hard study and close attention to business lave made a leading man, in Arizona.