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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-09-14
AFLowER THAT CHANGES ITS COLOR.


Botany division Of natural science which treats
plants aud study Of Vegetable Physiology must be the
foundation Of botanical knsWledgea study only posi-
Bile BY the improvements the microscope and organ
chemistry. AS plants not scattered haphszard
the earth, botanical geography must be studied. and
it'll this plant history. Botany may be applied to the
wants Of everyday life IN gricul tuTe Medical
Botany. Animals often exhibit marvellous instinct
Ilecting medicinal herbs, and observation Of
their habits often in the present time led
most valuable discoveries. And shOuld With his
knowledge and appliances fail discover less than the
brute? tits of Medical Botany would speak or Of
the HEPATTNE PLANT. discovered in Southern Nubia
the flower which changes its color with every change Of
the atmosphere. The remarkable changes and Yara-
this Plant and Flower have been for years
special study lng in the discovery Of its possession
wonderful medical properties the existence and value
which have heretofore been entirely known TO med
ica After much labor and scientific invest ga
t0n we have succesied extracting its pure medicinal
principles which specific sBu for all diseases Of
the Liver Stomach and Bowels permanent cnre for
Dyspepsia Indigestion Spleen COnsti patton JauEdice
and sll Billions Complaints Of course cannot send
living Flower Of this plant to all who read Of Hepa
De-but to al who viii send their address to N RELL
4 COUDEN Philadelphia Pa. with a thres-ceut stamp
for postage viii send frea fac-simile Of the
Flower that viii change its color Just the the
zeal Hepatire FLOW
The Medicine mERRELL's HEPATIEE for sale by
Hammer King and viii all disease Of the Liver
july - '7G-tf
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-09-14
FOE aAGE.

An excellent large feather bed. Apply
at this office
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-09-14
on BARBECUE DAY
IF YOU WANT A DRINK,
GIVE
MR. PITsER BIRDsONG a CALL

Splendid photographs only three do
lars Per dozen at McCarleY's Gallery.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-09-14
TO MEMPHIS

Leave Bolivar 7.O8, a. M, arrive at
Memphis 1'2 0, a. N.
Leave Memphis 4:20, p. m, arrive at
Bolivar sol, pm.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-09-14

The above-named gentl3man is a
brother of Drs Hugh aud Robert Tate
OF Bolivar, two of cur most prominent
and successful physicians.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND oUACHfTA n
REGULAR .OUACHITA RIVER W.
PACKET,
J. Leaves every WEDN EsDAY NJ sfI.a
IT, FOX OUACHITA CITY, ANSl
kssna.,,slskx5 Trenton and all landings q e
and Ouaehifa riyers-The ~ ]
draft passenger steamer
WILLIE,
I'm place Of Ouhchita Belle and LessislP
II. A. Blcnks master.
will leave Ms above. making connecd4 !
light draft steamers for all the tributaUe3
For freight or passage apply or b0ardM1
Capt. II. A. BLANKS, Press
No. Canal, corner Deue1
HITE h CABIN. BRITTON Il
ADAMS h WOKH. LORD IL McPEAKkR
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
VI AkINE NEWS.
n y. DEMOCllAT OFFICE. July 70. 1875.
Arrived this Morning.

No arrivals from sea.
srEAMgoATs.
Carrie A. Thorn. OPry, from Lower Cons.
1T Mary, Bergeron. from Baton Rouge.
Receipts this Morning.
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer Carrie A Thorn
-sundriesto order
BATON KOUGE--Per steamer ST Mary--G
bales cotton io2 bbls molasses.
ny Railroad.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Il r.
2os bales cotton LAG s9s oats 2s sks rice 7s9 head
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
hhds tobacco and sundry mdsc.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship China. Fernald. for Havre-
Silaa Weeks 300
Brig Helen VI Rowley. Fischer. far Bremen
Norton IL Bell
Arrived last Evening.
Steamship Knickcrboeker. Kcmble. from New
York, 23d inst. TO Noulton-2d dis =.
STEAMBOATS,
Martha, Bassett from Lower Coast
r. J u Frazer. Canton from Lower Coast. ~
Wawehock, Taylor. from Lower Coast.
Mary Ida. Ruiz from Houma Plantation.
rs.t Exports.
HAvRE-Per ship China 1856 bales cotton 1874
bales moss pkge mdse $500 pes stages,
BKEMENEPer brig Helen Row1ey-7so bid
cotton 1i6 hhds tobacco 1900 pcs staves
Imports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Knckerbocke
Assorted mdse.
Receipts last Evening.
LOWER COAST Persteamer Martha-59 bi
rice.
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer J Frazer
sundries to order.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Wawenock--
sundries to order
HOUMA PLANTATION-Pe steamer Mar
Ida-l00 ska rough rice.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
oPELoUsAs.

INDEPENDENT opELoULAs TEmI
PACAEr.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, asnm
<Ty4ga~~ FOR WASHINGTON IN
svxrcn zss.,sstSk Barry. Churehvills, Esy5u Il
= qlaizes, Atchafalaya. Hnnayx
Big Bend Landing. Old River. and Ill insssts
ilate points--Ths light.draff p,laseng4f nn61
RDBT. YOUNG,
In place ~ NJ. Mary.j
w. II. Daniel. master. j. b. 5ehmtdk n
FOR freight or passal,s apply on board. ofb
HITE h Cabin. 3 TeuouuiJalAs
Connecting Mt Smmsport with ateameys "a
for Bayou isss ,snize'f, dAfj31
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
BAYOU SARA

- FOR BAYOU SARA. WATENa
Lf1M4 Hermitage. Port Hudson =
Rouge, Pia1uefntne aud p
iandings-The United States mail ssn5t1
packet Al
OUACHITA BELLE,
In place Of steamers Coy. Allen and VA
#,.st j. j. brown, master. b
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDlLG
m, for Bayou Sara -
HITE h Cabin. Agts., 3 Tchoupitd
q d2s 2U A. q. NODDfEl ~ No.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29

a4gf $50 ~ ia NJ &. a. tlla Is haake re-
pole T. HtHN f4lF. MaIksf strung
TOBACCO Nafhirt rsrtN rsssl yes gafes ~
.4ie tHsl+ aHoH tt.I o.. L. at4-ss.tA. .--a.
f1T Tie previous week. Inc amount "a sale lk
estimated at $500 hhds. The market continues
steady. We repeat our quotations as follows
Low Tugs 5t86 medium 70 good Jugs 6xG7l
low leaf 8991. medium iog1Ik good I2@13, fine
- z5gI5, SELECTIONS 15h916. Africans -916t.
6hElGHTS-We continue 10 quote as follows
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 1d, corn p
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29

Weekly. 8
II our memory serves US Alright, the
naneS OF the safe men are Harrington
ana dI1 baocock: Their performances at
N ashlngton IN that line have led to
their Indictment World.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
hEGULAh orELorAAs pAc6gr.

LfFtVos egrry WFDNF5DAY W 5Eh
IT, FOR WASHINGTON. OPnls|
- VI gas. slmmsport and all landar4|
the AtgtiafsIaya River and hfz1
Courtaibleau - The fms and last Dsssr|
steamer BERTHA.
~. II. Broad, muster. r. ToidnS4
VIII leave ~ above. converting with Tug sp4&3
Minnie for Bayou dos Glaize. For ftsifza
passsl<e apply on board. or 10
lyIg9 BKITTUN It f,i'PLER. LOG Comn@(|
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
4 Midnight Raid vi ,Insurgcnts In the
Town III santa Clara.
RADICAL REFORM.

Washington Special to Chicago Times.l


Washington Special to Chicago TImesl I
James Atkins, confirmed some days
since as Collector OF the Port OF Savan-
nah, Ga, was appointed Collector OF In
ternal Revenue In 1866, and up to 1871
named year he was found to be de-
faulter to the Government In the sum
OF $4,000, which he said had been
stolen from him by some deputy collec-
tors whom he disappointed In order to
please his friend, Mr.. Delano, while
Commissioned OF Internal Revenue.
However, this state OF affairs did not
dampen his ardor or aspirations for
Office or promotion. In the year 1872
Atkins was a successful applicant for
the office Of Collector OF the Port OF
Savannah, Georgia. 1t TRANSFERRED soon
after this event that he was de-
faulter In the sum OF $31, 900, including
the STA, 900 taken by Delano's deputies
He recently got y bill through Congress
relieving him OF the $H, 900 by reciting
in it, "a bill to correct an error In en-
rollment," when In fact this was not
true, as the bill had never passed both
houses Of the previous Congress as Al-
legged. This relief from the 900 de-
falcatiOn leaves him still defaulter In
the sum Of $l7 900, and yet he finds no
difficulty in getting confirmed as Col
lector Of the Port Of Savannah. But
the explanation Of this gives an in
sight into the manner in which the
recent candidates for Presidential
honors at the Cincinnati Convention
we're governed. Early In January
Of this year Atkins came 70 Washington
as a strong Bristow man, aud did not
scrupio 10 promise the friends OF this
gentleman that the Georgia delegation
should be carried solid for Bristow
After he Was renaminAted for the Col.
lectorship, and bis confirmation was
aot made promptly, be went 10 Senator
Morton ard promised that tie would s@s.
that the ucsrgsn Delegation ta 1Incin
astl went sgtst faf hlfn. Ssih impatient
a. the delay ~ hls confirmation. b. seat
ID aoaksina, to wham he pfafni8sH fha
sosid tseofRla 5eiaaatlpn TIE nAAlhr
lasn hewNveF fsfe#eesi hlsn. aAa a9 fhe
tspywatlAH AtkfHw Ypssa hyf tanktRN
Nma = AaaAm tsaisaslaspF ~ thm Nsaet Hf mm
vAnm@h Ihm = MAaw mM sFisaeaae "a
a. sfMaa f#fafHs iMssla4fmassf iss tha 81
.ssiisfsaa rsets
tNe giea Wsfa&a A#fA8a#A@Na whg. n
ought H4 kM@@ says thms ttfAm8 fm
slowed Postmaster tseneHMA Iewssii ssst
If compliment g. eeaAtoF MaFfen and
that the President viii begin q hear
the crash 81 crockcTy II ne keeps on this
Kind VI compliments.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
RED RIVER.


NEW ORLEANS AND RED EIvr,. .a-..l-l-..
,pOHTATl0N COMPANY SfiEllnn gIgasAHs
II. r. .ryarlyl ~ fsdns ra
Dol. A. +. Kbuns. VI, I,ah,.!.
iSi Eeiie.,p Bi4Ile Da..ssh1
rnw~ FOR .SuREvEpignnp9ms and.
-. vlZ1 - e son, Upper Red nIs,,. skFPEh
sSFEzkk 0oustatta. Grand rrasr, MIndAl]
tria snd 81 way aud plantation ana Is, .Al;xsh
III For shreveport and Jslrsr.on
il Ljavss SATURDAY. JnIy NJ ns,
Ri a# bonnie LIZ,
<.f.ft Noah scoyall. rnes...
No ahaffboat Ghnrges viii be n,a,l. Il
consigned 10 The company NJ Tho nna III lisltht
Htvs3T. " eY"sa " W
NJ forwarding freiehta eDnaikaAlta,t....
NJ New Orleans will bs handled frss ~ s,ntssy
aId commissions. y hfayHe
4 For freight on pligAnee, apply on boas, !. ia
bfs.ts on it the 'oiiee ~ tbs e1fo,, wtha y VI
afayisr Htrest JOS. 4, AIKEE.'ippls,. l9a,..u
HfTE& CABIN, BBfTToss1A FEEtifi Ss54
do lord 3 MopTIFaa l nsa
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
vICKsBuRo.

Lsavts syefy 4 u EbDAy atsnu
,fr- .FOR. ,VICkHBUKG XIa,fos..
- e.. -. Dhvis's Bend and in hfmavhl
- iandings--Ths steamer ''' 'aeal1it
Katie,
lin place OF H. +. Tfss.j
VIM. Campbell. master. - A ,fev.u
leaves rs above, connecting nj Viekstsws.ua WA
Parieot'e Line for Ill points on Yazoo ~. ~
or. Deer Greek and Taliahetehis. |aa@v
3a ADAMS A. WORN.
al . JhD. JANNEY. a.y,.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
COW N ERCGAI..

COTTON-The dispatches report Liverpool
baey ani At The sdsaBse 81 i-tel with SALES al
rs CO. bales and arr yais t-isd CHER bat closing
weaker, aud New York FIRM ~ previous rAtsss
For ~ = aud sleaty Tor futures later qulsi aud
easy 1T partial adxsaee Of lA4n in soms
uanatbs. aua partial deciina ~ f-4Aa
pa aihars nsier isa liverpool &c
@GHuie fHefnfW a#@ a. IRE sfyf ssfHHt Ia shetf
Nrefa'asi aHa kbi hHa checked thn up4assisuf.
fhera ~ lHNafrf al4ge ifs438fF ASH II naffissI
#tHusH sfNefbff w. tna* iA. 4 fgf far NHAlaesa
lFat 'sf +NF - fiaAs haeH fssrn Hu8e#
-altH hales saf4F ~ smaH I1aa =
~ rs ~tafNiHa Hu H.lsaH78Ie IHs4fm
HaA#f NHzn H.e sel5H af.lt1ar afFr 1fss
~ a ~ fzflf HlHs HN fs
s4aaaa
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
STEAM boats.
GRAND ECORy

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY =
n afs. ron GRAND Ef1ht9nDlp
10Y - geometry. Alsxandrien MONT.
x = q Wago'e. Hatbinsi md IN n,osulaos
Rivers Tho st>satupf "'up' and IL.
Nov Hart Abls. sks
II. Sinuott. rpnst,,r Geo L. fIsn..
For freight or passage apply on Nv w slsfl
= dele am No. \ fsnmaas4W QRK.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT. /
Saturday, July 20. 1916 IL m.
MONETARY. 4i r1E
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Ciearings. Balances.
july D.................. S5t5 s0s OF s75 Gy7 81
Same time last week -. si95 5lg III slIs O5i 10
lotHi last week ........ 3.52D,25S CT Sl4.6l5 93
Total week before. $685. 73s ~ 7gg 2sa IL
The money market isunchanged.
We continueto gu ote- exeeptiohal paper at s01
per cent per annum discount Al do 1ONDl2
and second grade 1bHla. First class mo rt4,ages
RUE nj oGle per cent Dcr annum. while second
grade are entirely nominal Ill, ob I4f
:, Gold opened Mt iiH@1f1,s, against ifik at New
YORK. and now rules at 1l1AWl12. against li2a in
that market.
:, Under the advance In gold at New York ster-
ing II 20 highrr and franc yer gent; the
ladlng and AL clear. -nbislz for bank, and %
$40 Tor bank counter rate. and francs at SO 90
Le5 for commercial aud nominal for bank.
The banks continue to check on New York Mt
= cent premium. and commercial sight u still
quoted at &@-.
Stocks are dun. State consols rule ut --gG2.
and premium bonds ~ aisoat Is. fz.I
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
FOR GHEENyfLbE, yIGgsBUgg y.rcu..
& AND ALL WAY AND PLAETATlldissa A
FRANK rAm0Oun.

III FRANK rAR9OUD.
ISL Leaves everv TIL UKgDAY atsnm
]. III. White. muster. G Holmes es,s
VIII leaye ~ abDys. connecting nj Vlsl.s..
with the Parispt Line for all points ~ ayys s.4t
and Talahateflie rivers. For freight d, ns.s 1a
apply on board. or to JOHN JAyNEY -
mya N5 AIH ADAMS 4 W0Kg
SATURDAY vICkHBUEg UNITED Ar ~.
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every BATU HDAY, m5P,M
~ ~ For VICKSBU i.1. DAVIgx hvxs
e. - Nmclcz and all intsrmedlasS s ~
ings-,The passenger paekst
Matches,
7. +. Leathers, master. J. r. M1se. esn
connecting At vieksbure with the pariza n
Tor Yazo0,l Tallabntehie and snna1ser m
gnd, with Anchor Line for Memphis Csjre :
NJ. Louis. '"a'
For freight or pasaage apply on board ~
JOHN JANSEY. III Common nv
orto HITE &CAHiiN. TehouDitou~x
ushD IA
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29

7 SION th's Nv Nqrf " t9Ifal ~ ? N,
accordance with the evidence tnkap
and substantially just SO much as IL oi
partisan character have no syn pathv
with J. H. BURLEIGH.
Sec. w. Curtis.
NEW York, July 2S.-Hon. George "
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
River. News.
OFFICE New on,.ssps pnmoonsr.

OFFICE NFw Onr4FANs DEMonHsr.
Saturday, july a. istss-i3 III.
III. ,,rdersjened. hi aAsdrninR ciiares ~ the
ave, Deunrtmsnt II The DAILY DEMOCRAT, re-.
s,,,sf lis aolicia from bis eteauboh friends u
'nnutinnanee of tho patronage literally OK.
tenasd during hle sonpegtioo. with the New Or
leans u, aadsrl and Hsiilsta = !. = g .......
''''''' GEO. =, DUNCAN.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29

.sV HITTfFtIH IfDFII ''5Ff
STEAMBOATS,.
Carrie A. Thorn. O'Pry. from Lower Coasi
1T Mary. Bergeron. from Baton Rouge.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29
Receipts this Morning.

LOWER COAST-Per steamer Carrie A Thorn
-sundries to order
BATON KOUGE--Per steamer 81 Mary--G
bales cotton iO1 bbs molasses.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29

MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Il r.
2os bales cotton lac skS oats Is sks rice 7sg hea
cattle.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAfLROAI
2 hhds tobacco and sundry mdsc.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-29

HAVEE-Per ship China 1856 bales cotton 1874
,ales moss pkge mdse 5000 pes stayes,
BKEMEN-Per brig Helen Rowlcy=-17s0 bid
,otton 1i6 hhds tobacco 1900 pcs staves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-24

COUNTRY BOARD FOR THE SUMNER DESIRED NJ
~ Hwdow lady and grown within 40 miles OF tho
city; salt water location prcerrea Address. giving de-
tails and otherwise attention paid W
No. ~, broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-24

COUNTRY BOARD AT THE "sIiADOws"-FlsHIN9
~ and huuting terms - week Address J. w. REf-
NOIDs. Midway. tireenc county, n. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-24

COUNTRY B0ARD.--A DELIGHTFUL rLACE.AMONG
~ the mountains: boating hs1ng and good sfabing for
horses private hcuse miles from Monticcio. Ad.
Mrs w. Laurel cottage. White Lske Sullivan county,
Y. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-24

n ELEGANT FULL SIZE ADMIRABLY LOCATED
N sth four story high stoop brown stone Dwelling
low $1,000, and IL rented immediately will take
$50 bargain OH No Pine and III East 7tl
" X STEVENSON.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-04-29
New Post Routes

Inla~t weeks CITIZEN. we mention
Il the new post routes Just establi,he,
by Congress in Arizona and New
Mexico. Tho San Francisco Bulletin
referring to the establishment of new
post routes 10y Congress. has the fol-
lowing timely information and re.
marks on the subject:
From time immemorial in the Unit.
ed States, the establishment of a ront,
as Postroad 10y Act Of Congress Ia.
been considered merely as author
lily for the Postmaster-General 70 con-
tract for service upon it, if in the ex-
ercise Of his Judgment aud discretion
he beloved the same to be proper and
needful. The revised statutes. how
ever, make it obligatory on the De-
pertinent TO Gauss the mails 70 be
ei-riai over al post routes, leaving to
as disc elton only one thing. viz,
IoTo'tan l5e service shall be Der.
formed.
The language Of the law as it now
stsnd' Is as follows: THE Postmas-
t9r-General shall provide for carving
the mail on ri p5stroads established
by law as often as h., having due re-
gard TO prcductiveue>s. aud other cir
cnmstSnces, may think proper This
section Is cited as derived from tha
the Act Of 1872 aud although the
eo 'ltsrs mag have made mistake
81 preparing their synopsis. the Ian
S"2ge' Is above quoted, Is unougs-
Uoonsoiy to-day the law of the lsr7
winch the PoStmaSter-Ge General :
oound 70 obey in respect of every.
ro1te to which has attention NAV be
II WI doubtless De held. however
thftall bids moon any new ronta ,.I,;.,'
Vhs Department may oous,de- pnnoc-
eN'6ty A. too high and their r.
j'e'i'u vail enable tia authorities -
.Ne'eiNa portion, 20 least. Of their
h''h"rto e'''ce3ed discretionary power
|Hrt'es Interested will tbsrsfSra d,
@""lse To traSt 20 the mandatory
H'nSass- Of the present law and J..
order TO secure the placing Of service
''h any particular route shoold sda-.
'ae usual course 10 convince tue To-
pNr'ln"ut 81 rs necessity by means of
i,''.AoH* ana through she Influence Of
-tl' Congressional representatives.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-04-29
Yuma County.

The Sentinel of April %, says:
The steamship Montana left San
Francisco on the 18th, instant, and
was expected to arrive at the mouth
of the Colorado on May 3.
James NJ. Barney has shipped dur
ing the week, 65 tons of silver and
galena ore, to San Francisco, and So
700 pounds of merchandise to Tucson
and other points in the interior.
David Neabr has shipped during
the week, for Phenix and way stations,
by Lut.ering's train, 1851 pounds of
merchandise; by A. Contreras train,
$4,000 pounds; by F. Amabisca's train
5000 pounds; and for Florence
and Sanford, by +. Amabisca's train,
$4,000 pounds; and by A. Contrerss
train 1867 pounds. Total, 1854
pounds of merchandise.
Last Tuesday morning, l.. A. Smith,
Esq, the present contractor on the
walls of the Penitentiary, having in
vited the citizens of Yuma to be pres
emit, proceeded TO have the corner stone
Of that edifice laid in due form. The
collection of articles placed under the
stone was not very large, but sufficient
TO show the people who may inhsbit
this planet away down in the dim
future, what kind of people erected this
The collection consisted of
one copy of the Arizona Sentinel, of
April 10th, 1876, and Some pieces of
United States silver coin. The corner
stone was laid with due solemnity,
he articles above mentioned being
placed in their receptacle by the editor
If this paper, and Hon. A. j. Finlay
ising the trowel.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-04-29
s4TCED5J, AP.fLL "a 1876.
rEe Chiricahun Apaches.

Tho uro-. su~u-i-ir- -hi~,r Of all
-,,,, .,... r., .r..5.. r.
,,e sr,srs,f srr-r- ,rf,bd~.n.e,
-. III, finn e-.al. Of s,-,,;.. that +.
sin,I,- a,,.li,7r +, is ,.r.iflanass
vsr.is,er;ors s,l Distinctions and ii
-o.t ,,..-qas NOV. s-; % r-,p humorous
.s,rrc.. and ,,riops psr,.cs rJss.b for
.bo .,i-o IF ,,,o,ni,,. ans onr common
,aqobo,j :, :. a. he boD,,l are either
,o,suy false or r-eg.Iv evaorcra,ed
Bnt with 81 7inrc~fro tear that the
common i.nn,e,sio9 and -.oort from
81. C.i,i-,1,,,n., l,,r,Ie- mi~r, b,,e some
f,r,ss-ior in rs,, ,,c Lay.. baen ,r,ino
f,r Tie rast two works 10 mt men n
manor for the nnrrose Of STATING what
seems TO have b,a, and i a GENERAL
belief a-,onr an settlers around the
Cbiricabua reservation B,t we can
not writs s.. NO carrot mint If We
caa however s,v This. There are only
two sides 10 The borjer naonle,s inn
,,-.ssio, or Tho c,,4,o, or oa:,,rs ON
Che Cairic,bY. r.sa-rsti,p viz tbc
truth or f.Is;fv Of srcb 7m,ressien r.
,yba I5.,lr- + IF poonle o., tle border
believe TO hive bean done ea tbe CHR
lrqses reservation f,r tbe Inst TWO.
rosrs aas b,en dome anil the naopIei
i.ave anv n-,of thereof whatever III
wou.d almost seem that there - only
one ,finr which r,, reach the case.
and dol. ,5,..re and thar i lnob law
Of the ioeDe.t dive Do Won think ibi,.
srr.er. ls,--5... ~ come from 90 nYt
Tic journals Wei then, if it must bel
written listens Is itw1thin the range
Of amy of the horrible things of which
you have heard or read, for men oc.
his day, with white blood in their
veins, 10 BE- in league with band of
iiendish sava~es and to st these iends
70 rob, torture and murder helpless
men, women and children i'm adjoining
Territory, to welcome these fiends upon
1Leir return, to receive from them their
hiunder and money dripping with hu-
7nFn blood and to re-supply these in
'aI1a's devils with iiqucr, ammunition
ana deadly weapons TO continue them
ID Their hei'ish work, and all this for
The mere sake of money? We have
heard men, OF late, hint at or openly
assert the existence Of such a state Of
alI'rS' ha; always ina low tone OF voice ,
anu with very black look in their
c'unienanec +.
These things Il tnse. onrht to belt
capable IF proof and if they can be'
proven true. the proof should lirbt p
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