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Morrison.
" AYsIDE, Wis, My ii, 1871.

WAYsIDE, Wis, My ii, 1877.
Ed PILuT:-Pa ktarz u Co succeeded
in getting their logs as far the trips
The logs are destined for Manitowoc, AMI
may reach there some time this summer /.
7. & Co, are waiting for the summer in
nunda ion to accomplish this feat.
There was a spelling school in District
No. 1 on Thursday last. The spelling
continued for about an hour, and then was
some tip top decaiming done by some of
he pupils Mr.. T. Frosch had his hall
prepared for action at the c'ose of the
,eling, and there was A Jolly old dance
uItil clear day light in the morning. Music,
street music, too, was played by d. Cron-
ing, B. Fl,rigan and many Others.
There is one "lIercu|es," residing near
Wavsilp, who is drpaieoi from pole TO pole
on account Of his enormous strength, and
his ability to use the same.
WATSIDE
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List of Jurors.

CIRCUIT COURT.
MANITuwoC COUNTY.
List of persons drawn MAY 18th 1871. to serve
petit jurors at the CircIit Court, 10 be bald in
and for said county on the first Monday in June,
being the 4th day of June. A d. 1871:
/ james McCartv. ku>suth.
Joseph Ieuueield.
) ID. IL Knapp. RpCS}and-
l. Landua. >Che>vi-
r MafAec R0Cklaud.
William l}rUS,. Cuopcy>tuWn.
: o. :. Davis. Cato.
\. q. Fulton. Mluitawuc Rapids,
. Edwin Shaw, NO Rivers.
10 John kirwan, Mecme.
II Geo. G. Jerman
Il + II Young. Two Rivers
Is simon Nehoiyein. Newton.
IA c. W Butler cato.
- John Hickey. Maple Grove.
10 Ernst Dassler, Ccn1reyillr.
/. Patrick Fielding. Maple Grove.
i Henry Ncstphai, Sd wari city.
IS Christian Larsen. Cato.
~ William IiSch, Nishicutt.
y Cha> Washer. Two Creeks.
- Ilu-h Carbcrry, CuutrcvIlle.
- JOAN Roth. Two Creeks.
- Henry >toii. Two Rivers.
- iiliam klos-
u Ernst Niles Eaton.
: IAchard Donovan, Manitowoc Rapids
> Junn r. Pitts.
- Peer >WenSun. Eaton.
- john heenau. CooPrrStown.
81 l.. Is Lawrence. Manituwoc Rapids.
3 Chr. Su-rl>Ca, 81 ward. city.
81 ferry Iegeus- Two creeks.
II AaNIcr GUlsrT. Eaton.
% James Au-crtuu. uIbSuu.
b IN WInataie. 81 ward city
Dated MAY 18th. lsiI.
\. PIENING, Clerk,
per WILLIAM Bach, Deputy.
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\ Card

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretioas OF youth ne. 1ous weakness, early de
cay, loss of manhood, sc, | viii send recipe
that viii cure You FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send selt-addreSsed envelope
10 the REV. Jo>EFH T. INMAS, Station d. Bible
House, New York qiS6m
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25.t 20 CoNsUMPTIvES in the United
Arabian Mix Cure for Consumption. l.
gives immeiiate relief, With the most salts
factory prospects Of heinr permanently
cured. For Coughs, Cnld-, HoarseneS~,
Ca'arrh. and Asthma it Is infl liable. NJ
am Is should at this inclAmenr season If
p. ally where there are children INCLINED
TO Group A single dose of the Mix Cure,
IF taken in time. Il av save he.
Snli by o. K Bacon, Drag st, Sole Agent
for Mauisowuc.
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Attention. Firemen.

The sem annual review of the Fire De-
partment will take place on SATURDAY next,
the 18th inst, at O'Clock p. m, BET re
the Council rooms. A full attic dance is
desired.
F. SEEG Err, Fire Marshal.
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SCHEME COMMENSURATE WITH TRE TIMES
$50. 900 for only Ten.
h9a CaSa Gifts amounting to S3lUtiO
WHOLE TICKETS 5l0,HALVES, 55,QUARTER
81 30 II Tickets 500, % Tickets $500,
So. Tickets $50.
DRAWING POSITIVELY JUNE Nth. ISL
And Every 'E.,rce IaJuf2is Thereafter

CERTIFICATE OF SUPERVISORS OF DRAWING.
This i 10 certify that The first drawing of the
Kentucky Cash Distribution Company took place
on the 9Th of December. H. Mayor Hall. Frankfort,
Ky. III our presence and Hnder our immediate
supervision.
,,Ms ilrthcr state That every tic:.ct and part of
the wheel AID thIt the aNiug was iaIrly and
honestly conducted. We further stale that We
bad no interest whatever in thu enterprise. nor
amy connection with The same except in the
character % supervisors. hose sole. duty wa TO
protect the interest of the tcket-holdcrs and to
preside over The drawing.
lion. alvin DuyalI. late Chief Justice sup Court
OF Ky. James G. Dudley, Chairman Beard Of School
Trustees.
Grant Green. Cashier Farmers Bank nf Kentucky
Hon. ) /. NJ Major, Iubiic Primer State Of
Kentucky.
Hon. Thomas y. Lindsay. Prest Farmers Bank
of keu'Uchy.
Hon holaas e. Jones. Clerk Of sup. Court ~fKv.
judge Il. y Thompson, Pres d. Jude Franklin
GO. CIT James G. Crockett, Clerk Franklin Conn
" Court.
RemitranceS ca he made by Mail. Express
Draft. y. O. Order or Registered Letter, made
payable 10 G. u. Barrow < Co.
All commuuicutioa- and orders for tickets should
be adQrts-- tu
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E K. & Z H. Ranc come the nearest 10
giving away goods of any firm in this
county. Give them "A call before you buy.
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The advanced price of bread s'ufs
doesn't So III diminish the appetite OF
the averng- IN 81. boy or the regular boarc-
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Letter List.

The following is list of letters received
At the Post Office at Manitowoc, County
of Mnnltowoc, Wis, and remainiEg un-
chilled for up 70 Nay lItb, 1877:
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The Wisconsin + litural Association g
called to m ct in Milwauke &c, June 18th, tor
the TRANSACTION of important business
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Two weeks from Yesterday W ednesfay)
slll ne decoration day. VIII the 'erolc
d. ad Of MahitowCc county ba remember
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The Schooner CITY OF Mantowoc, which
eft the lake, last fall, arrived at Montreal
Monday from Leith, Scotland, with a
cargo IF coal.
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1t has been decided by the courts that
I'll the wives Of a mormon, after the hrst
one, are not wives. but lady helps"
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NeWhaII iIouSe.

j. F. ANTI~DEL. Proprietor.
broadway and Michigan Sts. Milwaukee Wis
>aO-tf
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SUNDAY was d CHARM ng day for a drive,
and the opportunity was improved by
Iarg number OF our c'tzeus-youps ana
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-05-17

Pants, OILS, Narnishrs, Brushes-the
best, largest and cheapest assortment, ~
|. y J Rnbin>on'S Dru. Sture.
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Burglars went through TIE house of a
millionaire At Jan--viIl., and rak j in Z e
handsome pile uf 81 cents.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-05-17

This would be splendid TIM {, plant
some of those Singer eats. befor, Z.
season for seIenale~ opens.
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A Buffalo man was held in $500 Tail for
openiIg his wite's letters. THIS item is
published for the benefit Of husbands.
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The tug Willie Richards surprised the
Milwaukee boss Saturday Afternoon by
tov ing cwo vessels into that harbor.-
Chtcuyo Times.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-05-17

The briIcn Temple of Honor produced
the Temperance dram. OF Zen Nights III Il
Bar Room" at that place on the evening
OF the 4Jh inst.
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There is an advertisement in our columns
to which we take much pleasure in refer
ing our readers, because we believe in it
and can con>cIrntInuslv and heartily recon
mend il. We refer To Hall. Hair Renew
or We rtuember MANY cases in our midst
of old and middle aged people who former
" wore grey hair, or whose locks where thin
and faded, but who now have presentable
head pieces, and with no little pride an
nounce 10 their friends that they haven't
s-ey hair in their heads 1t is II pardon
able pride, and the world be better off, if
there was more Of it. for " ben The aged
make them elves attractive 10 Others they
are m IRE certain to win and retain the es-
TEEN aud respecG to which burthrn of well
spent wears entities them. Try Halls Hair
Renew if age or disease has thinned or
whi:ened yynr locks AMI YOU will thank US
for our advice. Pan Hdadie NetcS, Wells.
bury, ". ia.
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The block occupied by the 1T Natl nal
Bank, O r. BAG n and l.. Sherman 4 Co
i receiving a new tin roof
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
CHkS. kEnNOTSkYs.

Has re-opened his barber shop at the
old stand. corner Sth and Commercial
streets, opposite Torrison's, and has ft-
ted Ii up in way that makes it the
best furnished barber shop in the city.
Call and see him, and he will guarantee
satisfaction.
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Ascension Thursday was appropriately
observed by the Episcopal aud Catholic
churches Of this city
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Ice Cream

F. Mika will open his ice cream parlor
for the season on Saturday afternoon, and
hopes to see all his old friends and patrons
on that dav, and have them try has
celebrated Berlin Ice Cream. All old
patrons will welcome this announcement.
He sat alone IN her fathers parlor, walt
ing for the fair ones appearance, the 9th
er evening, when her little brother came
cautiously into the room, and gliding up 30
the young's mans side hell out a handful
of something, and earnestly inquired, Il
say, Mister, what's them - "Thcse," r.
pile the Young man, sClemnly taking up
one in his fingers, ''those are beans
''rhere :" shouted the boy, turning 10 his
sister, who was ju,t cunning in, Il knew
YOU lied You said he diin't know beans.
and be does, toC!'' The young maa's
stay was not what you could cali pio-
iOnged one that evening. ChicGgo JUurRaL.
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ARRIVALS.
10 Str Chicago. Chicago, suuds
II Str. Shcboy-an.
Il Scur Henrietta Esct Milwaukee, light
SChr. OEacr M&Hi-tee. 4WIm lumber.
Schr. Mariner Nu-ke-On. 81 IN lumber.
Str. Chicago. Chicago, SUHuS.
Il S"hr. Reindeer, Milwaukee. 10 bbls. salt.
Str. Snebuygau. Chicago. SuGGs.
Schr Minuchuha Milwaukee, suuds.
- Julia Larsen, Ludiugtou. 81 IN lumber.
Str. Chicago, Chicago. sands.
Il -. >hchuygan. Chicago, >Uuds.
SChr. Reindeer. Detroit. sunds.
Schr IL. {. Post, Milwaukee,, light.
CLEAEANCEs.
% Str. Chicago. Chicago. sunds
II ~tr Shcb Y-aIs, Chicago. =
Tug Willie richards. Chicago. light.
y ScAr Henrietta EsCh. Milwaukee,. - eds. wood.
ScHr. Wonder, Mauistcr. , tons plaster,
SChr. Mariner. iuuiugton. SUnd,.
str. II ca-o, Chicago, sGnds.
Ii Str. SAvhuy -au.
Reindeer. Ddlry's Harder. light
Scar. Mime Huha. ShchOy gan. - n lum Der.
Il SChr. Julia Larsen, Ludin-ton. 30 lumber,
2}tuhs nay
Str. Chicago, Chicago. sUuds
Is SUI ShcbOygau. Chicago. sands.
Schr. II. {. Ust, Milwaukee, 20 c wood.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-05-17

The semi-annual drawing of the Circuit
Court Iottcr, took place last Saturday a
list of those draw ny prizes Is given in an
other column, under the head OF List Of
Jurors"
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4 I rTibie COnGil,
HAS. CAIN.

How often we hear the above remark
during these extreme changes of weather
Colds, Coughs ard Sore throats we're never
more prevalent among children than now.
Now We are going to urge you TO try a
remedy which has excited comments by
PHI scinns all over The country, who ac-
knowledge their surprise at the wonderful
and happy results from is use That
remedy j. the wel-knnNn preparation,
HALES COUGH CORDIAL Your own
nruggrt, 7. u } ROBINSON, viii tell YOU
th"t 1t is the best cough medicine they ever
sold; and VIII warrant cure or return
your moneT to YOU il case of failure after
using one half the bottle 1t IS very pIgns-
ant to the taste making it very desirable
remedy for Children 950-Gm.
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HARDWARE. STOVES. Etc.
PAUL EE.ss sNE.R.

! EALER in all kinds of stow. sr5rT.rs,,-ar
and MANUFACTURER of Copper Tin gpdShc,t-
I'LL ~sies, urA stree Norm S.ac, Nanitowoe.
tS'v
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" ARTIN UEWEl~T' Prangistat. Commercial -.
: EW NuU~r and NEW H4rTt. tho best az srcprma-
d8tuu> al TnGr-ste prices Sy.iy
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COM IN ERCiAL
MANIT0WOC MARKET REPORT
Corrected Weekly by J.. >chuctte Bros
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MEfsEEElNnlSE.

OFFICE OF TmE MANITowoC PIIor.
MANITowoG NAY Il. 1871
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The best selected stock OF Hardware
ever brought to Manitowoc county, at E.
X. y f H. Rtnd's.
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FINE CARRIAGEs-Messrs. TIllson (
Shmek displayed four carriages of their
ate meuufacture on IIeubner's corner,
FRIDAY last, before sending to the prrchaS
ers. W. St ausky and Joseph Duv,ll, of
kewaunee, are among the lucky ones, ard
the other two are ordered by parties at
Greco, Iowa, and Centrevile, this state.
VI ey are very fine lot of carriages, AMI
cmnos fail to please their new owners,
both 10 appearance and Inability.
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c. w. gARRoE & Cd.

G 'urior JauTnIl bHi.Iin-, Louisville. Ky.
OrTHO~- H. HAYS X 60. t7eu'I AGENTS
Send for Circular Ca1 Broadway New Yori.
~
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LtrgesJ and best assortment of fresh
garden seeds in the city at /. X j. Roth =
son, Drug Store.
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Peter iinriuS IA practical u"Per-hanger
nod painter. has fixed his prlce Tor hang
a. paper th,> season at ~ cents per roi' !.
nuld /, be done cheaper? Call at tbs
residence, next door to Mrs. Emery's, on
Sixth street, ani leave your orders.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-05-17

f.. X X Z II. RAXD-rhis reliable irm
can al~ay, he depended upon in the repre-
sensations of Their goods, and fair dealing
and low prices are their PRINCIPLES in buSl'
MSS When YOU want anything III tue
hardware Inc - to them, and you will got
good bargains.
BooK-BTN DING We have lately made
arrangements with Milwaukee firm by
which we are able have binding of all
kinds. magazines, books, etc, done in
good shape and on short notice. Bring in
your old files of Harper. Scrihner, Atlantic,
etc and get them bound in durable form,
ut very small expense. Call and lsarn
prices.
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and C9UNSEL0RS-AT-
LAW


SsH7:i3. 81 tEH..EEH0N.
attorneys ani s'on1sr.o - .:sE May.
nFFIrE pN EiCt!rH STREET. NEAE ~NE
" corner Of YORK. it-3sly
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~ cgetation has commenced kicking off
the bed clothes, and viii soon be up anu
dressed"
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The lame can be- braIco and tho ,yourd,d rna,,.
,-li 60 al 1870 80 i i me h', t 49,,
Tin,,,.n, " ~ Jn M. Ill, t ~ lrl"
i'ri'''Ni' VIZ W., In,H III! I't 'h.IlI "'pNtn
""hC7 vi $50 1870 put llt! VIZ tHHiI"'I
ht ",i, IVY hneTiil Sil '.ilt y WI 2Ir
Sr :" , ~ ,[ ri ,,, as1'c a''h''li'S ''" an!
" Srin,,tiF iiIi ,,,,,,t ~ t1 ~ e, r
=, oCi'i'.Ho ShIil T''''H"' - neto" le .lcCIS ~
, -, I.iIat Nauc PlcPH"iioHS' St'D"i'
-; 80 80 u man! s'His s'tUULi.. -
-, :. '"N iil.t;h, 80 rn.ts' p''S
Ii y, oCln'C4i I"Ntt- - br"a' +, distorted
oo.his anu nPialncO Llilb> OF NE worst Klid are
'uT.u ~ 5he me lenlaur ,h.m,ul.
II VIII destroy me pam ana fe'si without "a
scar an ordinary BufhN ana socaidS 1t VIII eN-
'Ct l.ic poison Oh hileT aI1 sHh-F, IN" me i"Hi
rom lto|Gn ilhhS' IL y very cllcaclnu' Tor
,aIlCnc: room acne l'Sh ana SGtaHeohs
LtuPhshs.
Mr. Josiah Ncstake, OF Maryvir, o. writes
-for many v ars my Hhcrmatlsm has been 90
ma t!at nave "reH uhaolc 10 sur i@a NE house
No. ,' -, &c III ~ i'lll'"ieiit ~
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Marine

May l6;h, 1877.
The following is the list of arrivals and
clearances ct this port during the past
week:
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The Postmaster General has issued
order that hereafter appointments of rall-
way post office clerks, route agents, mail
agents, mail roure messengers, or local
agents, shall he made only for six months,
and that at the expiration Of this period n"
re-appointment shall be made unless the
afpoin.ee pass a satisfactory examination.
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Pay for your PILoT.
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Mr.. H. IIinricks, of Robinson's Drug
Store fame, has recovered from his late
sickness, and commences this morning 10
dish cut soda to all hIs friends aud every
body else at cents glass.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-05-17

TIE Sturgeon Bay Expnsitor, lately
purchased 10y Mr.. Cn,s. Martin, comes
TO Us this week greatly improved IN make
up AMI general appearance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-05-17

Dir. J. W Carhart, Of Oshkosh, occu-
ptrd the pulpit of the VI. f Church last
Sunday.
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The pu4pit of the vi. L Charch in this
city wall be occupied b, Rev. Z. Il Pare,
OF Two Rivers, next Sunday, while Rev,
OlmSted Is at the latter place.
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the averng- nj. boy or the regular bOarC'
SUNDAY was u Charm ng day for drive,
and the Opportunity was improved by a
,arg number OF our citizeus-young and
cd
The Schooner CITY OF Manltowoc, which
eft the lakes last fall, arrived at MontrelI
Monday from Leith, Scotland, with a
cargo IF coal.
The brIhUn Temple Of Honor produced
the Temperance dram. OF Tea Nights III IA
Bar Room" at that place on the evening
Of the 4ch inst.
The tug Willie Richards surprised the
Milwaukee boes Saturday AFTERNOON by
touing two vessels into that harbor.-
Chtcayo Times
Wk"tc is our base bail ciub and the n'.w
grourd,? Isn't II abnu. time something
IS done toward r-ttbii,hlns a club, an /
giving them PRACTICE
TIE Sturgeon Bay Expositor, lately
purchased 10y Mr.. Chns. |. Martin, comes
TO Us this week greatly improved IN make
up and general appearance.
The pulpit of the Nj L Charch in this
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-05-17

Splendid shower Tues lay night. just
what we needed.
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Mr. VIM Il ,hr Iefs key of bis ceiebrat
ed "bock' beer ut this office last Friday,
for which he has our thanks, we'll ao OF
those who Helped to oaml lie 1t.
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The inmates of n house of II! fame Oh
the south side we're pulled before JustIcr
Wailich OF Monday night, and coulrsbut
ed alb ut $50 to the City Treasury.
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Yesterday was what could be called Il
growing day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28
srEIkE E--.- HI.l. NOW.

The time has at las, arrived l.r our worthy Department Commander, ta .al,'r the base and un>crupulou~ iu-iuUauaas. mad, a.ains, him by those connected ui;h ihe lndiag ling.
 Now iS the tms 6. -t.fs, t.e blow at ,nr r1scolly Apache. .al t..,. tI.u that tba Military Department 0. a-r -'ycwmaat i- the power to which t..r have Co yield. Let General kaUs ~c,g. ts.- officer. who are most competent {. tG ihe important trusts. assigned ,o them, give them 20 "cart. blanche to go where ,Aey please. lu pur- suit of the Indians aoi NC i.al assured that he will sustain reputation He has .a.rcJ a- d soldier, both during and since d.. war.
 We have ever advocated the transfer ol the Indian tn the War Department. and We have stood by tha General ia hi, c,n.r9rc-- Sy with his enemies: and NC now believe that this is the critical moment. when he will show thc people that eur policy is th, true one.
 He ha, ;ro .i- at his command: one rc-i- mcnt oi Caya.Iy. ..a .n. .' luf..r, and four companies 70. Indian .c.u... .l officer ed hy meG Wa' I... -..ne great l..l ,. Indian f-lt.rr. .... aE r..r. '..i- v.. are ambitious, ar. anxious t.la..f.r ll.M. selves r.n.t..HH-
 IL Arizona .s. . .y.. .H showing t.r- grc-s thc ne,. -itE .a i.,....eo ot oe- army. and su:iiciea. u...E {. .Ha..y -an..lt that army, ' -.. .a.r 1..e when tas red man i> rat t.Hs i A.,...a aa. be- came v-.l. .... ........ .... 5ra-r r1a- state. she may I.a. p.... f a.r a..i.ecmgg.-
 Tucson Star
 The editor Q. ta, ~..r seems Co have lost sight of ,he very .au.cart fct fhat -n~ona a> the Warm s.a. Indian. ...t thc r.-eua ton, the troops oi.-g.l 'y such m.a B.. Ruckcr, Hanna, etc., were ou th.ir trail and that large number or the yenegsde~ have been killed and captured. T4s Star tor-ct~. also. to correct false impression tAa. has gone abroad, to ;he effect that the k.ilingot citizens by lnuiaE- recently vI~ mostly CH New Mexico soil aad uat within tls borders of Arizona. General kaD,l ha, a watch.ul eve to the movements being made by Ind ianS and cauSes his troops to move in the right direction and at thc right time, as cyi- deGccd from the fact that his scouts are in nearly every Instance, successful ED. MINER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28
LETTER FROM YUMA COUNTY.
NUMA. Septembec $. 1871.

UNA. september .. icia.
 EDlrGR MINER :-Atthis season of the year the journey from Ehrenberg 10 thIs place, lv the river, is far from agreesble. in con- scqence of intense heat, and the low stage of water in the Colorado. which causes nayiga- lion to be slow and iiTes0me. The steamers run irregularly and their arrival and depart urc cannot be asccrtained wi:h any degree of certainty. The railroad bridge at this point draws near to completion, notwith- standing the fact that the commanding off ger of the post. Col. Dunn. has received orders from the Secretary of War to order the x. P. R. R. Co. to suspend work on the military reservation. claiming that the same extends to the southern side of the Colo rado at point where ihe road crosses the river
 It would seem that every enterprise or undertaking looking to the development of Arizona's material prosperity k interrupted and sealed with the disapproval of fate A large number of Chinamen are engaged in grading for the road, and it appears to be the prevailing impression that the work iS fo be extended eastward as one million and bali of ties have been ordered for this place.
 Associate Justice Porter returned last week from California. where hc has been soiourning for i- hea.th but since his ar nval here he h. been confined to his bed from painful at.ac, of rheumatism. The Mexican population afe to-..ay celebrating fhe 9th anniversary of their National h. dependence, in manner peculiar 10 them selves: the cries of '-..rr are heard all over the town, and the atmosphere Is redolcnt with the odor of burnt gun powder. It is said tha, the weather ha, moderated since the late rains. hu; i- still sufficiently intcn- >iiivd to cause a ,alamln6cr to seek cool piace
 All the copies of the MINER, received Slere, are read with much interest, proving that the people of Yuma are interested iii matter, in and around tlc Capital. Your correspondent will address you in d few siay> from the vlueyarJ- and orchards of Kos Angeles. I. L. 5. C.