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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-14
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IT Is now declared that the abolition of
lie ranking privilege takes with it the
free exchange of newspapers with one an
other. If this be the effect of the law II
will be 4 serious blow to the country press
IN particular and to many dailies in the
city as we'll 1t is also said that this priv
iiegc was allowed to be cut off by the frank
ing bIll as measure of spite against the
newspapers for their almost unanimous adj
vacacy of the abolition of the f,ankino
privilege BE this as it may, the free ex,
change of newspapers has never been =
burd II 10 the departments, and there is no
necessity for cutting it off It's benefits
have accrued TO readers as well as pub
hsheiS, for 1T has been the best and the
Cheapest means by Which the news of all
parts of tie country is circulated at every
newspaper point. That part of the law,
at least, should be repealed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-14

THE WORLD ALMASac -,rbo b.., ,r
nu'' ana one that shonld be IN the posses
SION OF every one is the World Almanac for
1873. This work contains the c,rrs,.+ -,
turns of every important election tb.,t -,
heid IN the Cni'ed States during lS33 NJ
politician can be without it, and We wonI'i
advise all our readers 10 encloSo a quart
o; dollar 70 the publisher of the Foyid vim
a fequst TO forward copy 70 your address.
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uuequaled 10y any known Ersra
eradicate, eXtiUpIJe and thorough ~
poisonous substances i'm the Blyr. '
sectually dispeI all pvCdispOsitiOu 6, %
uDEomCnt.
Is there rant pf dctiDn in VouT Ifr.-
-nlesS relieved at once. the blood
1UUe 10y leletCriOus sccretiOnS. prod
IIOus or skin diseases. BlOtCHa~, O.
sulCS, Cankcr- PimpleS. &c. &e.
HGre U1U q DlEpcgfjC StuwGrL5 [
ION is promptly aided the system Is
With loss OF vital force, puVcrlE ol
DropSiCal Tendency. General Neaas
.itude.
q will imp1Tt youthful vigOrto wrr
Hare Un1i 7rruiTIsSS Of tie Tsfrsf.
= danger of Chronic Diurrhaa ar ~
ILLUMINATION of the Bowels. /
ii'trC EgE l~CTiUCSS uf 'Es j'.ri.
HDdHSE Aou must procure ir-'
on are liable to suffering worse r-
ATc Np1t 0CfeCiC6, drCE-Sy. GgIl. z'"z
'rC>Sed in spirits. with head ache. .--
Dated tOngUc and bad tasting ul.I.-. -.
For a certain remedy fCTa!' no 'Er
FeakreSSOS and troubles t.r .
'uritSln@ the vitiated blood md w'-
10 all the forces; for hui ding a.-
ng the wpa kPned cgnStirsFf ion. I 81
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3VsLlG SALE tg REAI Ei5I

THE undersigned will offer al Pl....,
L ThU-sti tiay. March IiJb' fl--ss b
aluable Farm Of IG. Scrc>' 5rr &,
which are ciear5 d-thc balance ~ '--srl y
situated in Allegheny tuWn~a.i ..---.--s
Pa, between LOrUttO and inc--... - rI- 81
improvements are good DIV .-.."- ~. ,s-ii d Z
7aining rooms. q splendid ha' J, an u
.uPply of water and an eyceIie77tt. ..r- ~
There are twelve acres in grain .-aa-.
vas formerly owned 10y Jane. .-,-- r -5rss
will be sold. Live Stock. Farm'hA
Terms made known at sale. u SHIB-
Feb. Its. I. = q" -
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&TR AHS.

TANE into the enclosure OF 'fg fg uas
'e.t. II, "nai MI SS>,iF,ARIiNG S,i, STEsi,.
white and q white BOAR it,.'-i', rrs-'
and half years old. havtn2. 81. .-,.r~sr J
wattics under tie throat i'. r,sa qT-
ers are requested To appear, .a
pay charges, aud take them I'm Ht-
Fallen Timber. Feb. :, ls,5-'.'
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ExecntOr"= y Otl'Ss

7 ET'TERS TESTAMENTALRIl Il,...l5.ry gH ... Z
Il of Joseph Lent. late OF a. IIsgli'
ship, Cambria county, dcceas-sg4 rarns !
granted by the Register ot s.il55 r, sd ?
subscriber. all persons lndeell's... -. r-yl.55-
ire requested to make lmmce..1t.,.,, .1.., Estate =
hose having claims against ih. ',.r1gsrl
Iecedent viii preeenI the same i''''
thenticated Tor settlement Eye,y
LOretto, Feb. :. lS.S--0t- -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-14

SEEAToR WALLACE will please accept
f,AnkS =, for regular files Of the Lcg5s!atur,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-14
.JURUBEBA,

~. but has been long used bE fa. =
ictanS Of other countries with
.lal results. ..-,r--
D5nt ICeGlscn aud impair tha -rv-
" catharticS and physics. They .,,.-s-'.
-Orary relief. Indigestion. ta- s-s
'epsla, with piles and kindred i.sl1'
follow their use. ...ssr-s
Keep he blood pure and rT7i. = E
JOHN . KELLOGG. Is H..L. -
Sole Agent for the s--T-l
rice One DOllarppr Bottle. >-h"'
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HEE ADVERYEgE,,-..


k5ijNlT Easily madf5v5tr ,.,.--.
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4'A - - stafford Mtg Co. &C. Flg,..... ..lg, H,
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

GOVERNOR SAFFoRD has received from Judge Porter a copy of the tes- timony elicited ill the trial of Manuel Fernandez, at the last term of the district court in Yuma county, for the murder of M. Mccartney. Fernandez was convicted of murder in the first degree, and on the 2Sth of March, Judge Porter sentenced him to be hung on Friday, May 2, 1873.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
NOTICE.

nF GREGORIA BENEDICT BECOM- V ing "sole trader" Know all men by these presents, that l, Gregoria Rene dict, oi the town of Tucson, county of P- ma and Territory of Arizona. do hereby give notice that intend from this date to carry on business as sole trader in rhe town and county aforesaid, in my own name and on my own account pursuant to an Act of the Legislat re of the Territory of Arizona, passed December 30, A. D., 1865, entitled "Of the rights of married women," and sections A to ? inclusive, of the Act amendatory thereof anu supple mental thereto. The nature of the bu-i ness, trade, professian, or art, l in:end to carry on, is that of general merchandising, and buying and selling, and dealing in real and personal property in the town and county above mentioned, and from this date will be personally and individually responsible in my own name for all debts contracted by me on account of my said trade, business, profession, or art.
 GREGORlA BENEDICT.
 Tucson, A. T., April 4, A. D., 1873. 3t
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

/ DRAMATIC Christians who busy themselves more about the faults or supposed faults of others than of themselves, have time and again charged the frontier press with exag- gerating the loss of life by Indian savages. As illustrating how untrue the charge is, we here recite some facts furnished us by MT. Andrew Cronly, resident for long time at Camp Apache: In December last, Francisco Bustamante and Jesus San chez, who had been in the employ of H. c. Hooker, beef contractor, left Apache for their homes and families in New Mexico. Soon after, their horses returned to Cooly's ranch with brides and saddles on. This cir cumstance aroused suspicious that the men had been murdered by the blood thirsty Apaches for the sake of murder alone, and not long after, mans head, which was quite surely that of Bustamante, was found in the Little Colorado neighborhood. In January, MT. Cronly having business at Santa Fe, went out of his way to find the wives of the missing men, and from them he learned neither had ever returned although expected at the proper time.
 This is the first printed account ever given of these two murders, and 1t is by mere accident we get 1t from MT. ACro only. Doubtless hundreds of men have los1stheir lives by the Apaches and ot. ,: Indians, of which nothing was ever known to the public. The noun tains are nearly always secured by ad venturou's prospectors, and hard ly a week pas ses that letters of in- quiry regarding missing men, do not come to THE C'IT1z. EN office.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

FEBRUARY %, the War Department discharged hospital steward John Howden, then at Camp Hualpai, Ari- zona. March 5, leave of absence for six months, on surgeons certificate of disability, was granted Major A. J. Dallas, Twenty-third Infantry; and on March 3, the leave of absence on surgeons certificate of disability granted Captain E. H. Leib, Fifth Cavalry, January 21, 1873, from headquarters Department of Arizona, was extended five months.
 Judged from these and other cases, it might, by the uninitiated, be sup posed that army surgeons make in- valids of officers upon their own ap- plication, but they never do for two reasons Firstly, no sound officer would ask them to do so, and secondly, they understand their business too well to grant such certificates unless an officer be unfit for duty.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

Tn accordance with the Act of Congress, approved June l, 1872, the United States Centennial Commission hereby issue call for meeting of the Corporators. and all others who may then have subscribed for Stock of the Centennial Board of Finance, to be held in Concert Hall. on the north side of Chestnut street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, in the City of Phil adelphia, aforesaid, on the
 22d Day of April, next, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of electing board of di- rectors, to consist of twenty-fve stockhoId CTS, whose term of office shall be one year and until their successors shall have been qualified IS prescribed in said act.
 At this meeting each subs for stock will be entitled to cast one vote in person or by proxy for each share of stock thus represented.
 And under rule ninth, the following form of proxy may be used.
 "I do hereby authorize and empower
 for me, and in my name to vote upon share of stock in said corporation held by me, and represented by subscription certificate No.
 at the meeting of the corporatOrs and subscribers for salu Stock cdlieu oy Iue United States Centennial Commission, and to be held at Philadelphia, State of Penn sylvania, for the purpose of electing the first board of directors of said corporation. :" Witness at) "(name of Subscriber)' signing (addresS.
 By order of the United States Centen- nial commission.
 JOSEPH R. HAWLEY, LEWIS WALN SMITH, President.
 Secretary. ap5-ud
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

THE Humboldt Register, of March p, says Geo. w. Fox was then at San Francisco and would leave again for the diamond fields about April 10. Many people of Tucson will remember MT. Fox as having spent much of the Summer of 1871 in Arizona and in one trip to the "diamond country"
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

APRIL 1, Governor Stafford appointed George Davidson notary puollc Ill Yavapai county. MT. D. IS ohlel clerk in the commissary department at military headquarters.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

THE Arizona Sentinel refers to Gov ernor Saford's reappointment in this language: "This indorsement by "the government, of faithful public servant, cannot but meet the hearty "approval of every well-disposed "citizen of the Territory"
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

CAPT. JAMES THOMPSON, twenty third Infantry, has resigned in con- seouence as we are informed, of heavy pressure by John Barleycorn. Res ignation takes effect September 1.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, ]
 PIMA C,UNTY, April 5, 1873 uyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL UPON
 presentation at his office pay County Warrants from No. IA to l54 incln i've Interest on the above Warrants will be stopped from date of this notice.
 It A. c. BENEDICT, Treasurer.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

Having full faith ill the country, they mean to stay by it until the day of gen eral jubilee shall come, when all can re- joice together in its peace and prosperity; Drop in and examine our stock. Exchange sold on all parts ofthe world. Photographic transfers made with any section of the country.
 A few more of those "Don't mention them" left. Call quick if needed. c. H. Le2D. W. W. WILLIAMS.
 iy6-tf
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
MARRIED.

At the Cathedral, in this city, March 50, 1873, by Right Rev. Bishof salpointe, An drew Cronly and Bridget McHall.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-Green' backs are quoted here at Ss29S74.

DISPATCHES say Governor McCor- mick will visit Arizona this Summer.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

LORD & WILLIAMS RE NOW OPENING AND OFFERING FOR SALE One of the largest and most complete as-
 sortmcnt of GENERAL MERCHANDIS Ever before brought to the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-26
DfE{F.

February 25th, at & . clock ?. m, CNAS. D.;
RUDD, aged AZ years. E::" The relatives ana
friends OF the deceased are respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral. from his late residence
south side of Wolfe street, between Fairfax and
Water, tomorrow afternoon, the 18th instant, at
o clock- l,y nchourg papers please copy.
On Tie evening o: Tie I'D, ELIZABETH A.,
beloved wife 'ach burnell, aged "A years
End six Gar*. She suffered with Christian Tor
ti.ud" and died ia the love of Christ. ~ The
friend. OF the family are invited to attend her
funeral, which will take place from the NJ. Z.
Church tomorrow CInursday) It: o clock pm.
In Stanton. Va on the 18th Instant, after an
ill,... Of several wceks, Mrs. ELEANOR
THOM PHILLIPS, il the I'D ycar OF Ter age.
Tn: drc"asc If Til. c,:!mab!c Christian lady hss
Iii. :. zap which VIII be long and painfully felt,
no. in th..t family circle on!y ot which snc WAS
the centre and the 'gu., not only in the cnrnlnu
n.ty wncr: for "a quarter OF q century she had
been - cxtei svcy known ana 50 generally be-
loved, bat in the Church, which IIs; lo:: in her
f. tIul dausht one vino in her unobtrusIve
s:herc has done lons u.d abor.ou. aad success
tJl service.
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CETY CGESsHE.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Board OfAiEerIsien.

At u regular meeting of the Board o: Alder
men, held February 18th, 1873, there were pre-,
sent: Henry l.. Simpson, esq, President, and
Mtssrs MARKELL Loving, French, Johnson
Corse Underwood and Se&ton.
Reports of the Committee on the Poor on the
bills of. T. Crump, S3S G6; VIM. y. Berkeley,
SSi.5S for supplies furnished the Aims House;
also bill of W. F. Hend' rson, S5430, against
The Aims House also bill of Davy l. Harmon,
$50 81, against the same; also a bill OF Geo. w.
Harr son, S1I93, against the same; also a bill OF
w. N. Brown, SI5, for rent of No Fairfax ST.
also tiil of Jos. Hopkins, Si29. S. against the
Aims House also !; report of the Committee on
the Poor on the bill OF }. Leutherland, S19.61
FOR Woo, were received from the Common
Council and their acton concurred in.
A bill OF John Lcatherland, Sl9S.31, for wood
furnished the poor, was referred to the Com
m:tcc on Claims.
A bill of j. Entwis!c, $50, for medicine for
the poor. was ordered - be paid.
A petition of +. 5. Ja!fray Z Co., for reduc-
ton Of assess mcnt WAS called from the table and
ref rrcd to the Committee on Claims.
The preamble and resolution offered by MIR.
johns IN 1T the last meeting IN regard to petit
tioning TIE L. g.Sluturo for permission to borrow
So, q ~ for the purpose OF repairing the Streets
was called from the table ;ad adopted.
An act in regard to smallpox was received
from tie Common Council, read once, and an
act recurring general vaccination wa: introduced
as a substitute, and on motion The whole subject
VA laid on the table.
On motion Il WAS resolved, that the Committee
on Public Property be instructed TO enquire what
repairs arc necessary 10 the Aims House ana re-
port to Council.
The Boa. then atj 'urnol.
Test: $50. j. JAMESON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-26
s.DE.hL ssssEVI'TiES.

The market square will contain good accom-
modations Tor the fish dealers.
White perch were offered for sale in market
this morning at scots. per bunch.
The Board of County Supervisors will meet
Tomorrow.
We arc Indebted to purscr l. B. IIoof, p.
NJ s. Co., for late flies OF China papers.
The near approach Of the fishing season
makes business more lively than 1t has been
for souc time past.
Some of the finest cattle received here for
the last five years arrived yesterday aud were
purchased by the butchers Of this city.
We hear frequent compliant of the failure OF
the mail 1T Acco,iuk and other Offices on the
new railroad line.
1t is now said that owing to the late lnc!enl-
eut weather which hiudercd the repairs on
the {. Il o. Canal, navigation wall not be re
sumed uutll the 18th prox
Owing to the ice on the flats on the opposite
side of III. river, it is impossible for the stealth
or Virginia to run, but the line Is kept up with
!; row boat.
Deli.oucnt tax payers would do well TO re-
member ti.at after Saturday next their dues
will be collected by distraint. See ADVERTISE
mcnt 10 another column.
The alarm of fire about eleven O'Clock last
night was caused by the partial burning OF the
roof of the house of Mr.. John McCuln, near
the lower end of Princess street.
Two new cases Of smallpox, the wife and
child of Mr. Jack Green, gu Hurry street be-
tween Queen and Princess streets, the same
house in which fatal case occurred snlnc
weeks since, were reported this morning.
The late trains on the \. 4 W. Il 4. have
since Saturday night last, been crowded with
people who had been to see Jefferson 10 Rip
| Van Wiukle at Walls Opera H9use. The
! bill will be repcatcd tonight
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Weather Report.
WAR DEpARTNHET,
OFFICE CuISF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WAsHlNGT0S, Feb. %. 7 I a. u.
Probabilities. For New + gland apl the
Middle States, during the TEST OF Wednesday
rising temperature aud increasing coudIIeS';
wiuds vcerug to northeast over New ErgiaId
and 20 southeast over the Middle States. In
he South Atlantic and Gull States soa beast
erlv winds, cloudy weather aud rain. L. the
Western Cuff States >outherly winds with rain
The low barometer ia the Missouri valley move
RAPIDLY northeastward t. Lake Michigan, pre-
caicd by fresh an brisk northeast wlnds, rala
and snow from Lake Erie to Nlanc-o'a. =
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TELEGRAPH NEW 5.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE. I
s'ssAtss ESS.
WAsuIyGToN, February %, 1873.
SENATE

In the Senate, today. the Utah bIi! Was c'n-
sidcred until the close 81 the ulorul;G hour, at
the expiration Of which tic River and il"r'r2r
bill was taken un.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House Of Represents; W: Wlih III
mio;shcd crowd re-rliucd ;hc Consideration q
the Poland committee resolutions 10! tie OK
nulson of Ames ana Brooks.
Mr. Voorhees,. Of Indiana, opl"sed The rcso'u-
ton in the case Of Mr. Brooks. ilcatt'ncd that
the committee had refused the demand oil Mf
Brooks for further time to produce Witnesses
had considered charges Of which they never no
tilted him, ard had closed ;I!c d"oIs 81 the
committee room aga; i;L him.
Mr. N;black said that the committee alter
the evidence closed lclinc1 to hear any one.
Mr.. Brooks tri>iag IL great excl c'irn') Y on
let in Co!fax after you had refused uc; yes you
did.
Mr.. Nib!ack replied that III commitcc lad
used its best discretirn.
Mr., Brooks But You u d It a-;a'nSt me-
Mr.Vorlecs continued his Gei'llcc, cone.ad-
ing with an eloquent appeal
Mr.. job Stephenson !o!l2w"dan tho debate
was continued until Il late hour.
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.HlK REED.

In Ills city, February 2Glh, by Roy. J. l..
Killgorc, Mr.. JOHN K. MOORE, Of Kappa
hammock county, to LIZZIE }. GREEN, OF
Alexandria, Va.
February 18Th, 1873, by Roy. Dr. Bullock,
W. y: GOODHAND TO Miss -hl29oC III Il.
GLOVER, both of this city.
In Mount Vernon Place Church. Washington,
on The 18th instant, by Rev Dr. RosScil, :IA3
WHITE. Of Clarke county, ANA r An Me
STKOTHER of Fnuquier county, Va.
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The Bethlehem .7su"GcT.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. February. 26. -lhe IN
neral of the murdered M"nroe Snyder took
place this morning The second iaqug>t com
menecd yesterday in making thorough exln1I,
nation OF witnes< by the D:s;rics Attorney and
will BE- concluded Tomorrow.
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'Esla .Taos3cS.

san Francesca, Feb. - Il sp2n'!l dis
patch to the Bulletin r'c:lFed TINS GFcIlHt
from Fairclild' 5 camp. h>aGu'ltt&:S 81 M ~
doc peace ,says t1lt hnher VI iiit-
IL, ard his Iul!an wife rc'utuad from Captain
jack < camp on Monlay uiahl,it being their So
con,l visit. thy brought .'lodrc Dave W'h
them. j bard ii Captain jack : men, NUN
hclin@ 43 warriors all hei'lly armed a: carry
ing needle guns. met t'ict;i n:e nii;" GA thc
Lava beds. Some ct the ln,ltDH II tW1 t't"-
bred cartridges ;;!unc t. thclr p@!*"nS. hey
sail lhey did lot ,Gan; to h@h', bat they c'''!ii
now FIRE ten shots ,s:,rrG they ilred ong on the
day Of the last bar;lc. they SAID 10 y hlti!c,
"Wc have not got mad. our house |. sand,
ing, 50 is Doris Van Brcncr ;: fairc,!iI; an"
Snall's because we are not ma YET ,n,ali'h
Jack still holds H. position 'i e1',;' ne ,'yS
he is willing to tax win .h''-rS' >,Sc''' l"l',
child or Judge rs ro11''' ',I'e "';l'
back this morning with lne>aa@c III t falT-
chld, White, Ma,il,.a, his VIII, ADJ the
.ou,w Astcru wou.l 20 lo,ln"rrow t. arrange
for another meeting. TIC pcac' commission
have given Strict orders that no ;"e;"ocrS q
the press shall accompany IN M, having deter
mined that there shall be NJ !nforinatIpn gwen
to the public except through t""'r na1d'.
When the ;wo squ1ws rtIurnei if'Hi ihe.r lF>t
visit to The Lava beds they w4re taken mo Il
room into which none nf inc c1!.Hl'iHd, Is
were adnttc /. Aher an h>tt' co"lo'cncc INC
commissioners sacI u 'ne corr, Sl' LI -
that the hiatioin s4I;" Eau h'''o~ ','c '"lo"
Ing statement: I'm she a'ri'eI ~ 'a"P
MoJoc all rcc:lvtd l:ef Al;Gy anu S"'u i"',I
were CAD she had come i""y were VIZ u
waiting Tor talk, ihcy were cut 81 c'''! r!,.
out OF PROVISIONS ana wa: ~
were reaIy to wash 'h@'r han"> 81 '."""'
Captain JACK ara '"'''' @f'i2''I'' 81 ''"o' ~
tic OLD Cilei och"hoc: an I'''''i Not ' ~.
only speakers; tap:;lh JACK co'l'!iCI'oI "S
complll'lng that 'I1 l.9l'''i' were pIG"ed ~
ny the military ani ci'iZ3uS "neh III! NtAG
lndianSl were a. "cp. lhey di1 not 'hrcud
to trouble the citizens and W4ned 10 hGht
the soldiers The cl;Z:ns Should not nave
troubled them. They went to the rocks Tor
safety and the soldiers cane and hunted mem
as Ii they were cay"'cS' ih"y ca, '9' want ~
live like that, bat wl"!ch 'h' O"ekaoc r"ls'u.
They were tired 91 SEEM "o'l,h c'H'c ~
them. Women dld not unncr:tana "il;h men
lied lie waS ch!cI s'l''. eIll'e '1ac'le iasi'
hlm chief. lie ga not %a';t 10 IL % n.,'lc
Eyes or to people VINO iiid been III INC IiSh''
lie wanted to see them conc III mere
They should not lie hurt. nc Wa ready ~ T..
talk with these men who came ai"':@ gay oil.
He would like II talk With Juig3 hrrcbo.
rouah. John Schonecs: brother OF oil Chief
Schonecs DOW on the h'amoth Preservation,
aud one of the surviving Mod"cs who took part
in the Modoc war ii 1852, then spoke. lie
said he was very tired OF waiting flr some one
to come and talk because be could not 60 out
and talk. He remembered Ben Nrghts
tcachcry These boys lroinilnS to TIE sol
Il r,,Wl - n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-26

- very large stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
to make room for my Spring supply, which l
intend shall be the best IN the market, l will,
for some few weeks, sell for cash large proper
ton of the same
AT AND BELOW COST
Please give me II call before purchasing elss-
where | am convinced you will find it To your
advantage to do So. We keep constantly on
hand full line Of
BURTS
JUSTLY CELEBRATED WORK.
Also Il full line of EASTERN and HON r.
MADE WORK.
As heretofore AL classes OF work made TO or
der, fit guaranteed and warranted 10 give en-
tire satisfaction. Try me-
feb l2-lf F. PAFF, IS King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-26
Throw not People's Faults

in their teeth, for there are few teeth that have
not faults of their own. There is but one way
to preserve them without spot or blemish, and
that is by the daily use OF the best dentrifce in
existence, fragran: SOZODONT, cool. refresh
ing and agreeable feb 24-eolw