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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-15

The Legislative Convention.-As Satur-
day is busy day with everybody, both in
County Convention will not be held on that
day. Due notice will be given of the time.
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Sent to the Grand Jury.-J. B. Hobeck
was yesterday sent on to the grand jury Of
the Hastings Court by Mayor Chiles for
entering the cooper-shop of j. It. Reams
and stealing watch.
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The Philadelphia Press says that the
Minister Of Turkey, Aristarchi Bey. is
wrongly called o Turk; that he is Christian
and Greek. Of one OF the old Fanariote
Greek families, long In the service of the
Porte as dragomanS, bureau officers, and
Ministers to foreign countries.
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Application for Pardon.-James Z. Wor-
sham, in the county iail for the larceny Of
raiIroad-iron, is an applicant for pardon.
Evidence lately discovered, it is said, proves
the innocence OF Worsharn.
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CLAREr-fncst brands; Dutf. Gordon Sherry
our own Importation; Willis Whiskey, Leghan
yyhlskey, B Select Whiskey. :" FL Consolador"
and :. pl,aua --two excellent brands Of cigars Of
our own manufacture Liberal discount to the
trade. "ALfsh " nLA.A Co''
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Street Improrement.-The chain-gang,
under the direction Of Captain Lipscomb,
were engaged yesterday in guttering and
otherwise improving Ninth street from Hull
to Banbridge streets.
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The County Coart.-The County Court
has adjourned until Friday, when County
Treasurer Woodbridge will present his re-
port OF the delinquent land, personal, and
capitation tax.
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REVIVAL OF BUSINRss.-Great activity ut LEVY
BROTHERS store. Low prices will tell. Even In
hard times people win buy goods II they can get
them low enough. LEVY BROTHERS buy cheap, so
sell cheap: they handle large quantities. Of goods
buy from first hands, and give their customers the
advantage or their bargains,
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Cooley for September, and "Her Dearest
Foe" by Mrs. Alexander, and "a Daugh-
ter OF Heth," by William Black, Seaside
Library editions, received from j. T. Ely
snn Il12 Main street.
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TuEsAPONrSE DESTIFRICE preparedby MEADE
G BAKER will eradicate The incipient tartar on
teeth ald prevent decay. Fifty cents box.
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No FAMILY or person should be without the IA
nous MERMAID TRocHEs. Praised by buyers.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & Co.. 1915 Main street.
and Inv druggists generally. -.ti
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
partly cloudy, and cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: Il \. NJ, ~;
0 A. NJ, II: noon. SO: 3 i. NJ. 20; L.
NJ, so midnight, 1G.
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LEVY BROTHERS sell their Hamburger Edgings
and Insertings at The lowest prices. They know how
to buy them cheap and that Is the secret They now
show the largest stock in this CITY,.
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THE CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH Is pleasant to tn
taste, and an excellent garxe for sore-hroat. Ffft
cents d bottle.
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COLLEGE.

II SALEM. VA.
Twcntv-ni,h session begins SEPTEMBER 9TH.
Collegiate. ,lcct1rc. and preparatory courses. Loca-
tinn unsurpassed for bealtbfulncss and mountain
scenery Town End cdlleyu noted for good morals.
rive churches in town. Expenses for nine and 4
half months from Sl60 I" *240 iincuding tuition,
hoard fuel. lights, and mash.np Coll quite pros.
l..ror~-l77 students from fifteen States, Indian
Territory and Mexico For catalogues. &C., address
SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
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- NJ ELLYscN & CO., advertising agents, .n-ert aG-
vcrtisements In all OF the newspapers of the Unite
States ut publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room Will receive prampt attep-
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done tth'
DISPATCH PRfNTISG-tiOUsE. Good york, lon
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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BEACTIFY YOUR TEETH by using hEADR & BA-
KER's elegant SAPoNINE DENTIFRIcE. Fifty
cents box. ..
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IS 3O-deo.lk wSw .'.
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

SININTV Z.
REV. X. X. PHILLIPS. rector. assisted by fu
CorpS oi experienced officers. The thIrty-iflrd an
nusl session will commence SEPTEMBER 18TH,
1871. buildings spacious. with gas and hot and
cold wafer. Geated by stcain. Extensive grounds
Patronage from nintcccn States. School firSt-class
Terms modrra;"- Seven churches within three
minutes walk For catalogue address The Rector.
iy o--i>S " l,nSwlm
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WAR NIws.-The Wars of the Roses have now
finally terminated In the complete triumph Of The
White Rose Extract made by j. & f. ATKINSON.
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BLEEDING AND ULCERArEo GUNS healed b!
MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC MoUTH-WAsH
Fifty cents q bottle. q
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NISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

- ,,,,rs
rooh WYNN Nv" '"iN"
iiaVihs ONO ol ''' hA " =" '>Si' D''''
EQulPPED JOB OFFICES IN lhf s&C ILL., COLD
bincd with skilfu! mechanical talent, we are pre-.
, .. o,,,.o ,,.o,,,,,t,,, T., tho vor, hcst stv,o
,>,,,,,,,e, .,u,.,.c
ana al ~" 1' - 80
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
- 'sCCu AS
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beanuiuiiy W While
by the use Of MEADE q BAKEh's sAfosisE bAS'
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE q BAHER't
CARBoLIc MoUTH.WAsH, for sore gums ana de-
cay ed teeth. Fifty cents bottle. s,i. --t-
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Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE &
BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents
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ALpAcAs eau be had az LEVY BROTHERS at
prices lower than ever. For good bargains In tils
ltle give them call. .r..s
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Aichmand 1lspatth,
wEDNEsD AUGUST ID. 1877.

Ea~TfTF CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LAIs6ER THAN THE COMBINED FIRCU-
LATreN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PArERS OF THE CITY -
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DEcAYEp TEETH dlsinfected by MEADE 4 BA-
xRR,s CARpoLIc MOUTH. WASH. Fifty cents
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DEN. PIKE pOWERS,S SCHOOL EOR

ID EN. PIKE POWERS'S SCHOOL FOR
Al GIRLS, at No. 5 Second street. between Main
am. Cary. begins lST .oCTUBFR. Teachers:
Rev Pix" Powers. Miss Anna II. Powers. and
MI, l.. Z. Power. MaIrnn: Mrs lhke Powers.
TLliun. 450. SEQ, and $40. payable half yearly in
advance. i,ttIu and French ,rfhrut cLtra chdrye.
German. FrsR ch NTH conversation. and Music
a' professors charges. CaisthcnicS, hy Miss Anna
II. Power. al 81 rtT annual session. Address
REV. PINE POWERS
" lB-,OdlMt 81 | west Iary street.
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episcopal HIGH SCHOOL,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA.

The Thirty fourth Annual session opens SEI'TEM-
Rel! 26. 1877. Catalogues sent on application 10
thr Principal. l.. VI. BLACKBOARD. NJ. A..
an 3-rD,,Sw Alexandria. Va.
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THE largest stock Of ready-mad goods ior aaies
Is ut LEVY BROTHERS Give them eau anu you
will get suited.
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BOOTS. sROES. dc.

TRUNKS. TRUNKS, TRUNKS, a
l. &C-Just received a large assbrt-4 %
&C. Special bargains offered In Gem
snen's Low-Quarter Shoes. large stock OF La.
dtes' slippers; Children's, Misses, Youths, and
WINGO, ELLETT, & CRUMPS,
No. 1000, corner Tenth and Main streets.
Wholesale Department, 1908 Main street.
le21.3m
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

s1~ On ull safes of Real Estate mode 6etoet II
the st NJ january md ktt8t 9f June the taGesfsr
the present year hare to he paid 6y the p"rchas'r
On i'm safes made oct 1oesn the 1St Of Jntydndid't
NJ the gear the tdreS have TO be paid by ne senr.
(ThiS custom WIS Adopted about fifteen years ago
bv u the real. estate agents In Rirh,nond ana NJ
plies 20 RicilmoHd aud yicnity.]
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WELLINGTON GODDIN, 81 T.. ~. trustees sale
Of small framed tenement on the east side OF
Ninth street, French Garden Hill.
FRANK j. SAMPSON. r. NJ. building lots In
the city of Manchester on Ninth. Bainbridge,
and McDonouSh streets.
4. p. DUESBERRY. 10 a. NJ, Brussels carpet,
household furniture, &c,
f. ". POWELL, 10Y 4. NJ. ut No. 1922 Main
street, household furniture, carpets, &C.
HILL & ANDERSON. II A. NJ, ut T. L. Turner'S
stables. horses harness, &c.
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TECU RS! y.
RAND EXCURSION.


OLD POINT. NORFOLK. AND PORTSMOUTH.
TRINITY LODGE, No. 81 Independent Order or
Good Trnrars. will make their second excursion TO
the above-named points, leaving the wharf: at
Rockets. on THURSDAY MORNING, August 10th,
ut O'Clock, on the fast and elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER.
Arrangements have been made with the proprietor
of the Iygeia Hotel for supper, lodging, and break
fast nj 90 person children under ten years at
Sl Those wishing 10 remain LONGER S2.23 per
day; children under ten years 80: or for one
weeks board, $3.50; children under ten years,
$3.50.
Meals on boat at q reduced rate.
Fare for the round trip ~. children and servants
haf-pricc.
Special arrangements can be made for families or
parties of five more by applying to the committee
Tickets can be procured Of the following commit
tee: W. W. Wood, City Hall; james +. Riddick,
City Hall; l.. G. Weatherford, st. Clair Hotel; j. A.
Gill 1902 Main street: NJ. T. Din, Eleventh street
and Basin bank; Daniel Wren, First poiice-statton:
also ut the following places: T. E. Gtll. $50 east
Broad street; John Fl. Frischkorn, No. 8 Seven.
tcenth street; William II. Williams. "a B Broad
street; F. Kerscy 4 Son. 1907 Main street; and A.
w. CARRIERS, s28 east Main street. au Lit
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VIIE MISSES RANDOLPH WILL RE
4 OPEN THEIR SCHOOL AT EDGE HILL on
The 18TH OF SEPTEMBER 1877.
Address: ShadwcIl Depot Albcmarle county. Va.
an 1-tS
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CSDERTAKERS.

"AY & SUTHERLAND. H3
IlfsUccEssoRs Il syowILL1AMAcRRAYl, TO
EIIRSIsHINC; UNDERTAKES,
107 Governor street.
We keep on hand fun stock on d WooR eSR riaI asa
Orders nronptIs attended TO In city or country 1T
prices to suit the times. Also, FURNlTURE-RE.
PAIRING and UPH0LsTERIkG done IN the best
twenty-ave years with MIR. Murray In the under
taking aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ty 3l-3m
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4 UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n STAUNTOS.EA.
The largest nrsi-class institution for young ladies
In Virginia with able corps OF twetty- teach
erS.
Opens the FIRST WEDNESDAY III September
1877.
For catalogues containing full particulars apply
10 Miss N. j. BALDWIN, Principal, .
jc 22-2m Staunton. Va.
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

IL DASNlLLE. VA
The next (ihc niuslccnth) session begins on the
2aTH OF AUGUST. 1877, and ends on the 29th Of
May, lS7S.
Board. washing. lights. and English studies. s22S.
Usual charges for Languages. Music, Drawing, and
Painting.
Send for our catalogue.
" 3 l-dS SwtScl :. ". 4 j. T. AFERETT.
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= POLICE CouRT, YEsTERDAT.-Jame Scott
(colored) was fined $3.50 for creating dis
turbance in the street.
Isaiah Wingfeld (colored) was fined $3.50
and cost for assaulting and beating W. Tay-
lor. ~.
The case OF Lucien Toer alias Jim Scott
(colored), assauliinS and beating Joseph
Wilkinson with rock, was continued until
today. An attachment was issued for his
arrest. ,......
Herbert Taylor Colored) was fined s5 and
cost for assaulting and striking Mary Brown
with rock.
william Scott (colored) was fined $40 for
fast riding across the Free bridge.
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EOR RENT, UPPER PART OFE
Il TENEMENT 721 Main street; six ROOMS, N::I
besides two In kitchen; separate entrance; coal
vault, wood-house, bathroom. &C. Residence newly
painted and ed throughout. Rent low. Apply to
an. ! O-eod6t - - ., ~. &, Il, STEEE,
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rTE HALL .tCADEM \.

CHARLOTTE HALL ACADEMY.
" tFoundcd in 1774.l
Preparatory and collegiate. State donation re-
duc"S the terms Tor board tut ion and military IT,
>:Tuctluu 10 ESQ per session nf five months. Fall
session commences Sd SEPTEMBER. For CATH
i"snc, apply 10
HERBERT THOMPSON. Principal.
Charlotte Hall. ~. Mary's county, Md
ix Ill lllln
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FOR RENT, that desirably- located A.
T. and comfortable RESIDENCE, grounds, M:a
carriage-hnuse, stable, &c, corner of Adams aud
Franklin streets. Possession given 1st September.
Apply to JOHN @. WILLIAMS, Bank OF Com
mercc. or 10 JULIA A. WORTHAM,
au l3-eOdGt '7#'f..'" 2O1 Marshall street.
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GUMAC WANTED.
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE@
Il DWELLING, with large garden attached, aJ
corner Clay and Monroe streets. Possession given
- -, - = BENJAMIN r. LIPsCOMB.
au l5-lw ...,-. 1910 Franklin street.
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EOR RENT, AT Low RATES, o.
L the following F'IRST-CLASS DWELL d::l
INGS. with all modern Improvements:
. 3O6 south Third street (new brtck); II rooms.
60l west Grace street tRew brick); 10 rooms.
922 west Main street tnew brtckj; 10 rooms.
lO9 north Seventh street tbrick); 10 rooms.
500 west Main street (new brick); 10 rooms.
4O5 west Main street (brickl; 8 rooms. .5. -.
3O4 east Grace street tbrick); rooms.
7Ol north Seventh street tframel; 8 rooms.
7O2 north Fourth street tnew brckl; rooms.
Ill west Cary street tuew brickl; rooms.
622 west China street thew brick); @ rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES In various localities.
.,l-.0E0I. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
-, Real Estate Agent and Auetionerr.
11f3 Main street, opposite Dispatch.
: al, ll-1S,153t #,. ,.ta Il jE ~
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DEHTlSTS.

JOSEPH WOODWARD, DEN @zEa
S1 ,TISf, sos FRANKLIN STREET, BE-eo35Yo
THREE YEAES' EXPERIEN IN ALL
ERtNCHEs &F DENTISTRY. ARTIFICIAL
IEFTu INSERTED TO LOOK NATURAL AND
BECOMING. f@ssons with maformation OF mouth
"ori9 do well 10 consult me, as have treated such
caer-o With great suscess. au S-12t
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
lcoNNUxIcATED.l l

EDITOR sMISER :-I would repectfuily re- quest that the following may be given a place in the columns of your valuable journal.
 If Southern Arizona is having the out ragcous troubles with Indians, the Tucson Ring" have portrayed in the New York Herald of the 23d uf March. 1877, why don't the Ss0,0O0 "Safford Militia find In- diadsl the militia has been in the field about two months and have already spent more than half the appropriation, surely Indians should have been found by this time.
 Now Mir. Tucson Ring Chief. aft-r all the trouble you have made and the outrage you with your 3oston unatic" have perpetrsted upon our people, our advice Is that your "Ring Militia" had better find Indians be- fore the money is all consumed, even if with your other comtemptible schemes, you must get Cum to drive q few useless old squaws from the reservation to be killed, (which will no doubt be the easel You have in terfered with the commercial interests of Arizona, and now with your miserable in- strument at Tubac, tthrough the columns of the New York Herald) you have inflicted an injury upon the laboring miner not soon to be forgotten, this is not written as athrest, but to inform you that the Territory would be more advanced and the people better con tented were it not for your damnable pre- sence. MINER.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
southern r.elns n-iireaa .Hd tn. rre.,.

soathsrn Pacific Railroad asd the Front.
 A correspondent of the San Francisco Post, ia VT ting up An account of hts trip on the Southern Pacific R- R which will reach Arizona during the present month, ,ays niE scESE AT THE FRONT. Tt va, carly on lAst Tuesday morning that we arrived at " the front, within about hf;y miles uf Yama The front '" has for a population some 70 white men and 200 Chinamen. They sleep as bcs; they can, but they eat, cook. buy an d sell in railroad cars. Every time the front gc,s advanced, say 70 miles, an engine is hltcl,ed on tp thuss cars and " the front goes to the fnunt once more. The immense force Is under tho supervision of Superintendent Harris, who has that order which is Heavens first law strictly enf,rced. and without a check he marches forward his 3 !. miles day with marvellous case towurd the Colorado. There Is no water fit for man to drink at the front Drinking water Is hauled from the raislrod tanks 50 miles above, but a flowing well, l60 feet deep, supplies all that k required ,n the team hnrses-Iherc were 100 teams at work at the time the editorial party arrived. In sinking the well Superintendent Harris informed me that water va. encountered at 90 feet, but i, was perfectly salt. Pure wa ter was attained at l6O feet, and its present saline quality he attributed entirely ta bad joints in the pipe sent down, which have al- tow ed the salt water c. aslmix Niih the fresh For loo feel the pipe passes through gravel and sand, and for @ feet through kaolin or pot,er's clay, equal m quality tu any found in Siafordshirc, England. From here the mirage of the lake nf the iost ships, winch so many years agp excited the aticn- iion of the Academy of sscienee-, is plainly visible. The ships, with yards squared. arc seen lying as if a, anchor in some quiet bay. The idea that the principal vessel seen in the mirage was the treasure ship of Commodore ViscamOs fleet, lost on the coas, above San Diego more than hundred years aga, had such a hold on the minds of the good ciu- zens of san Bcrnarlinu that We are told they fitted out several vessels to look Tor the long lost treasure, which indeced
 " Is only found
 Where the rainbow meets the ground.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

vegetables were taken, from the vicinity oi the Johr ss,n ranch, thrn abandoned. Lieut. Ilcncly thought it pity iu Sec thcm goin2 to waste. but don't propose io relate any ,f the circums,ancvs in connection there- with. except that what was then appropfia- t,ri has been paid for. don't suppose that if all the fair-mindcd men on earth wer- to know exactly what was then done, how it WAS done. and should approve 1t, that Gov crnor Saff1rl would hesitate to make any assertion concerning il which would serve his purpose.
 | don't know anyone, except the Gover- nor. who regards that little march ot minc in September a. having been scout
 Does the Governor feel bad because l could find no Indians in Oetoberf con. tend that am the one to feel Aygrieved about that, whether there arc Indians ID the country or not If there were Indians m the country secuted, because l could not find them if there were no Indians, then because was forced to scout and assume responsibilities the same as though the country was infested by them.
 While on the San Pedro tn September, believed that the Department C mmander would give credencc to reports from Tucson if such reports were backed by Ihe Cover nor, and thought it likely that l might get q scoring all round unless l howled Indian in an official report the same as certain par ties howled in the newspapers. l concluded to 20 home and report what believed to bc tru~, and take the scoring, or, if need be, trial by Court Martial. l am still amenable to trial for whatever mistakes l then ma ie, or for whatever l then did that was wrong.
 suspect that l have been eliminated from that brave and patriotic band of "ih, ccrs and soldiers in Arizona whom the Gov ernor professes to admire so much. IL would be more manly to come ont as Agent Cum has done and eliminate all but two or three.
 My Dear NIT. Governor Don't you know that while you may convince the people that some of Us are " Bad Eg, g." will travel roads, steal vegetables, take eur cues from our Commanding Officers, and won't kill Indians. you can't stuff down that two per cent per month patriotism of yoursi They know you too we'll, Governor Try again, if you have time.
 Now, Mir. MINER: while the Governor and Citi,ea look after the patriotism of the army, suggest that we attend, you and |, to our legitimate business, and let them fume. Truly yours,
 T. C. TuPPER. Capt 9th Cav. Camp Grant, March %, 1877.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
IT. V. NNEIfaNs "Fts Wttt NFE'' Camp Grant, March %, 1871.
Special Dispatch to the s. F. Chronicle.I

Special Dispatch to the \. F. .Chronicle.l
 WASHINGTON, April IA letter has been received here from General kautz, com manding the Department of Arizona, Tn which he very emphatically takes issue with Gov. Safford regarding the latters re- cent message to the Legislature, and other public allegations of inefiiciency on the part of the military Facts and figures furnished by General Kautz gu to show that many of the reported IudiAn depredations are en- ,irely unfounded. and that the remainder are greatly exaggerated: that the troops have cone their duty faithfully; that the Governors charge that the troops have done nothing and will do nothing. is not true; that no twenty men nor half that number of citizens have been killed in the past six months. and that the whole message of Gov ernor Stafford is manufactured out of very limited material to form basis on which to solicit the removal of General kautz from command by few dissatisfied Indian con- tractors in Tucson, in order to fores:all any complaint against the Indian ring for any bad treatment of the Indians on the reserva- ton. who are not properly fed, and there fore run away to get living ny depredstins on the inhabitants of the exposed frontier. General KauiZ also intimates that if the headquarters of the Department could he moved to Tucson, and more troops could be
 rdered to that section for the benefit of the contractors r,ng, il would stop the clamor, Tucson having lost political control of the Territory and being now dcsirous of enjoy ing military patronage instead Letters received from other sources assert that the present charges are instigated by the old faction that brought about the removal of General Stoneman and tried to crush Gen. Crook. and that they are now trying to dis place General KauN because they are tired of the continued peace that has existed in Arizona for two years.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

E.P. Stone, of Hesldsburg' w says: "wash hen roosts ana sc' coal oil and frequently with llns = ' a dash of carbolic acid in it or V ,, spoonfuls of carbolic sheep aip sh full of whitewash, and chicken' ., x from vermin and the young c ab die as is so common in poult'!
 will bc healthy and strong.