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The Blue and the Gray.

Inc blue ana the tray.
" Mr.. III. V. Redfield, who is one of
the most careful and observant COR
respondents in the country, has just
contributed paper to the Philadel4
phia Weekly Times, that produces
peculiar interest and Specification.
BETWEEN TWO FIRES.
* Mr.. Redfield was during the war
strict non-combatant. He was Qua
ker ike in his love of peace, and
pursued his inoffensive business, with
q mildly and beaming eye. He was
situated on contested ground; just
betw cen the Union and Confederate
armies. One day he was surrounded
by the Yankees, and the next day
his placid and unruff1ed face beamed
like a full moon, from the midst of
an angry: rebel hoat.
1t thus happened that Mr.. Red
field, who was clipping piece of
non-explosive calico, or weighing a
pound of tea, would observe things
closely out of the tail of his pc acetul
eye, had a capital opportunity Of
noting the characteristics
OF THE TWO ARMIES.
His impressions, gained while en-
gagged in the bloodless business Of
keeping store between lines, he has
put into print. The points that he
makes furnish many reasons for the
Confederate arms.
The first point of difference be-
tween the armies was the disparity
in equipments. The Northern sol,
diers had the very best of clothing
that money could buy or the mar
kets of the world furnish. They had
splendid double overcoats, oil-cloth
coverings, and perfect guns and ac-
contrements. Their wagons and
ambnlances were superb; and re-
.inarkably adapted for rough cam
.paigning. Their cavalry equipments
were magnificent. No army ever
went to the field better equipped
than the Union army.
THE ooNFEDERATEs,
on the other hand, were shabbily and
insufficiently dressed. They wore
homeepnn mostly, and it was of all
fcolors. In one regiment of cavalry,
Mr. Redfield has seen four or five
kinds of rifles and shot guns, all sorts
of saddles, some with rope s'irrups,
aud many of them without blanke's.
~ was really Ianghable, he says
The horses were poorly fed and
poorly groomed, and the men in II
half freezing and half starved con-
dition. ...
And even a greater difference was
observable in Tho suplly j ot TODD uhat
was served to the TWO armies. lhe
Federals always lad full ratiuns f
beet, pork, coffee, ealt, bread and
beans. Their articles were Of the
bcst qnality, and the regiments pro-
yided with snch convenient cvokl,s
utensils that they were able TO pre-
pare Il appetizingly. They never
suffered from hunger or poor RAJ
sions.
The Confederates on tie other
hand had scanty and poor eating. -
They had virtually o,cooking nten-
sils, and the poor food that they had
was miserably cooked. IN tue spring
0f1s83 MFR. Redfeld spent a few
days in the camp of s Confederate
regiment and found that they had
nothing for rations but beef aud
Aour. There was not even IN ounce
of snlt. Tie bread was literally
8gsE
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9IGEENS COUNTY DIRECTORY,

Senakor---R E Bowen.
ReprescntatiueS--DF Bradley and E H Bates
CLERK Of Court--yQhp J Lewis.
Judge 3f u obdte--W G Field.
Sheri6---Joab Mauldin.
Cofoher--Berry d Earle
SchooI Commiss,oner--G W Singleton.
TFe0saYer-=.W r Berry.
Aaditor-John y Davis. f.-
A. .
County ConlmiSsioners--BJ johnson c6oi.
T Lewis, Thos P Looper1. CIerf
County Commissioners, @ L Hollingsworth
Trial Justicss-- Edsley, J II Gossett. !. .Sa.
lubritv, Mnrous A Boggs- Genital James a
Picktns c. IL, q w Taylor. y10eu..
vile, J 5 Sutherland = diiIs Crssk, Il wv TOLL.
SON. Eastutos J N StsHatt.
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GIVES
Health. Strength, and
Appetite.

My daughter has received great
benefit from the use of Vegetine.
Her declining health was n source
of great anxiety to all her friends
a few bottles of Vegetine restored
her health, strength, and appetite
N. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 40 Sears Building,
Bos ton, Mass.
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Senator Gordon is working for the
appointment of Captain W. II. Nick~
erson, of General Crooks staff, to the
vacancy in the Adjutant Generals
Department The two were not over
200 yards apart, though on opposite
sides, at the battle of Antietam,
where both were terribly wounded.
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Passenger trains run daily, Sundays except
ed, connecting with night trains en- South
Carolina Railroad up and down On and aft
er Monday, July Is. 1877, :he following will
be the Schedule:
Leave Columbia at 11.lOa m
Leave Aston at J1Opm
Leave Newberry at 223 p m
Leave Hodges at 555p M
Leave belton at T.05,p n1
Arrive at Greenville at 835 pm
DOWN.
Leave Greenvilie at 7.20 & m,
Leave Beton nt 9lOan mn
Leave Hodges at 10 AZ n M
leave Newberry at l.42pu
Leave Aston at 800 D To
Arrive at Columbia 81 500 D ~
RG5~ Connect at Alstoh with Tf@ins on the
Spnrt anburg and Union Railroad ; connect at
Columbia with Night Trains on The South Car
olina Railroad up and down also with Trairs
going North and South on the Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta and the Wilmington. Coz
ABBEVILLE BRANCH
Tram leave AbbevilIe at 9.l5 n M, connect
ing with Down Train fvom GrceaSine. LeaH.
Cokesbury at 2.l5 M, connecting with IL
Train from Columbia. Accommo odaiion Train,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. LeesG
Cokesbury at IL. Is a M, on the arrival O.
Che Down Train from Greenvills> Leaves al,
beville NJ l O'clock p. M, coDnesting with g.
Train from Columbus. *.
ANDERSON BRANCH AND yLUE RIDGE
DIVISION,
Leave WaFlsaffa at $50 rn
Leave Seneca Mt 62@ am
Leave Perryville as $50 na
Leave PendfetoR FS 720 N.
Leave Anderson as 8.1O M
lrlve at Belton 0t $50 o M
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ScheduIe.
Atlanta & Richmond Air Line Railway


Atlanta & Richmond Air Line Railway
MAIL TRAIN. "~t''
Leave at Atlanta at Oop m
Leave Toccoa City at q AZ n M
Leave Westminster at 1912 p m
Leave Seneca city at II II m
Leave central at IL 48 D m
Leave Liberty at 1907 n M
Leave Easley at ~ 25 m
Leave Greenville at ] 90 m
Leave Spartanburg at 2 80 am
Arrive at oharsotte at IL am
Leaves Charlotte at 8 AZ u m
Leaves Spartanpprg at II 46 M
Leaves Greeuyille at 220 m
Leaves Easley at 248 m
Leaves Liberty at 3 Oh, q m
Leaves Central at 324 a M
Leaves Seneca City at, 3 81 q m
Leaves Westminster at 4 18 M
Leaves To0cpa at 603 a M
Arrives at Atlanta at 8 36iam
PAY PASSENGER. ...~5
Leaves Atlanta ut 6 60Oam
Leaves Toccoa at 10 % m
Leaves " Westminister at I1'15am
Leaves Seneca city at ii 18 m
Leaves Central at IL 25 p m
Leaves Liberty at l2 43 o M
Leaves Easley at -., II So pm
Leaves Greenville at | 80 o m
Leaves Spartanburg at 2 So p M
Arrive at Charlotte ut .. Z. 6l7 D m,
Leave Charlotte at IL 90 q m
leave Spartanburg at 253 p m
Leave Qreengille at "... a IL b M
Leave Easley at ....-- 440 m
Leaves Liberty at 4 SO p m
Leave Central at o." Gil pm
Leave Seneca City at .-,.r.. 5 43 p m,
Leave Westminster at 6 08 pm
Leave Toccoa City at 654pf IN
Arrive at Atlanta ut II 13 p m
In addition to these trains, there are Two
local freight trains and two through freight
trains running regularly. and often extra,
q. J. FoREAoRE
General Manager.
VI JHoustop, GenI Pass, s Ticket Agent,
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The best and cheapest BOOK and JOB
PRlNTlNT, of every descrir tion. promptly
and satisfactorily executed at the Register
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All kinds Of Law Blanks on hand, which
we will sell at the lowest prices.
JAMES A. HOTT,
II. N. ENlLYN,
w. B. MCDANIEL,
Proprietors and Publishers.
May 81, 1877
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CHARLEsTowN, MAS.

CHARLEsTowN, MASS.
MR.. Fl. r. STEvENs-Denr Sir:
This is to certify that l have used
your "Blood Preparation" in my
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that, for Scrofula or Cankerous
Humors or Rheumatic Affections,
it cannot be excelledS and, rs a
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IL is the best thing 1 have ever
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fully, Mrs. A. A. DINsMoRE
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

Passenger trains run daily, Sundays except
ed, connecting with night trains on South
Carolina Railroad up and down. On and aft
er Monday, July Is. 1877, :he following will
bo ha Schod,,lo. -
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Senator Grover, of Oregon, was
confirmed in his seat Saturday. ...
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Mr.. III. V. Redfield, who is one of
the most careful and observant COR
respondents in the country, has just
contributed paper to the Philadel4
'phia Weekly Times, that produces
peculiar interest and signification.
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VEGETINE r.
Purifies the Blood, Renovates
and Invigorates the Whole
System.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
a Alternative, Tonic, Solvent and
Diuretic.

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1T IS A
Valuable Remedy.

Vegetine sourn Boston, Feb. 7, 1870.
Mr.. SrEvENs-Dear Sir: have
Vegetine taken several bottles Of your ve>
vooo,;no valuable remedy for Dyspepsia,
'oS0''"o Kidney Complaint, and general
debility Of the system.
Vegetine can heartily recommend it to
all suffering from the above COM
uoo.: plants. Yonrs respectfully,
Eoge1ine Mrs. MUNRoE PARKER,
80 Athens street.
Vegetime
Prepared by
II. r. STEVENS. Boston Mass.
VEGET1NE is Sold by All Druggists.
may %. 1873 81
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
The signal Mining Assessment.

Surt has been filed in the Fifteenth Dis trict Court by Alonzo E. Davis to prevent the Silver Mining Company from collecting an assessment levied on the 18th Of May last, on 6.430 shares owned by him. The complaint sets forth that Davis and Jackson McCracken were the owners ofthe McCrack- en claim, Owen District, Mohaye county, Arizona, consisting of l,500 feet. On the 18th of December, 1876. they made an ar engagement with wm. N. Leete, to put up f0-stamp miIl, to work the mine and to in- corporate the company, they to retain two fifths of the capital stock, which should be exempt from assessment. Leete went into possession, took Thomas Ewing into the mine. and on the 2Sth of March, 1877, the two incorporated the Signal company. The following July the Company delivered Davis and McCracken 6,434 shares of the Con- pany stock each Plaintiff claims that the assessment on all the stock is in violation of his contract with Leete, and that the only title the Company has to the mine was derived from Leete, and is therefore subject to the original contract. Judge Dwinelie granted restraining order in accordance with the prayer of the complaint, and an or der to show cause.-ISan Francisco Call, July TO-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

The Camp Thomas shooting case noticed last week, creates very little excitement. as it is pretty generally understood that Will liams, who was shot by soldiers, was char acter that the world might dispense with. if necessary. It seems that a number of soldiers were at dance house, just outside of the military reservation, one evening, when Williams and others severely pun ished the soldiers by beating them over their heads with the butts of their revolvers nearly breaking the skull of one of them. A few evenings after the soldiers went to the same place prepared to give Williams and his crowd severe thrashing. They were seen coming, and Williams ran, when the soldiers fired and Williams was killed. It would be difficnlt to know who killed him, and the county is saved expense by not going through the farce of a trial.- Tucson Star.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Application for Patent
To THE CONGRESS MINING cLArx, No. 42.
 U.s. L.sp orrcr p,xs,o-


 U. s. LAND orrcx, PRKscorr. A. T.
 May 10th, 1878. [ Notice is hereby given, that THOMAS H. BLyrHS R. IF. HAfFoRp, R. CAMPBELL, and A. GoRpox by their Attorney, in fact, W. c. PARSONS whose postoffce address is Signal, Mohaye County Arizona Territory, has this day filed his appii- cation for patent for fifteen hundred (l50O linear feet of the Congress mine vein, bearing silver with lying and being in Cedar Valley mining district Coun ty of Mohsve and Territory of Arizona and known and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot number thirtyeight 3s in Township seventeen 7 north range fourteen (1S) west of tiia and Salt River meridian. The exterior boundaries of said Lot number thirtyeight f3s) being as follows to wit: Variation IS degrees East; commencing al original monument point of high ridge above main shaft thence South 63 degrees East 454i. chains to monument of granite rock center of East line thence North 27 degrees East Il. .36 chains to Northeast corr ner thence North 6S degs West 0a chains to Northeet corner, thence South 27 degrees West 7a, chains t monument st Southwest corner. thence South 63 de- Kreee East s0s chains to monument Southeast thence North 1 degrees, East l1.36 and onc-fourth chains to monument at center of East line and point of beginning of exterior boundry 2o6s acres The location of this mine is duly recorded fin the Re eorders once of Mohase County, in Book B of Mines Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad Congress mine said mining ground as hereipbe x1th thc Register of the United States Land oce hi Prescott in the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period Of publication hereof, they will be bar- rcd by virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 WILLIAM. N. KELLY Recister
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
SALT RIVER ITEMS.

From the Herald of July 18th, we copy the following:
 Capt. Sharp was again elected Sankero of the Tempe ditch on the 1st of July.
 A large amount of barley and flour were shipped to Prescott this week.
 The Phenix postoffice issued money orders on Thursday, to the amount of $l.424.2O.
 E. B. HelIings returned to Phenix, last week from years visit to the east.
 Two cases of smallpox of a mild type are reported as camped in the suburbs oi town. The authorities should attend to the matter.
 A large adobe building, 20 by GO and 12 feet high, to be used in storing grain, has just been completed for Asher & Ellis. This firm has also brick cellar, built by A. Allen. 1t is the first in Phenix.
 A stack of barley was burned on Saturday night last by an inccndary. The burning occurred on the premises of Mrs. Sotella. Anicita Sonora was arrested for the crime, but was afterward released.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
rnosr MINERAL PARK.


 Hon. xA E. Davis, and Mr. 4. comstock, sher1fF of Aohave County, arrived in Pres estt lakt eveniog from Mineral Park. Mr
 Davis is spoken of as a proper man to xepressnf Arizona at the Capitol of the united States, and 1t is reported that he will Do Republican candidate for she oGlce, st the coming election. Mr. Davis D well known throughout lise entire Terri tory, knows the wants of each and every peEticnlar section, and we see no reason ~ay he should not become candldafe and &Ss zhe chances of defeat CT success with o1hGRs Already ;n the field. This is a free eoontry, md there is nothing in the Howel Cble W3irh hau any person from coming telb1l 1ko people and asking their attesta- 1ico f1r ol6ct5on to office MT. Comstock = olco in fho oome boal with Mr. Davis
 8e Wioheo Co >55Fve the people of his County il1, on1 w5ll ask them to re-elect hin to 1<1 >cfike7x of Aohase county. at the ol 1 61f3en. Re bas made good off, 111s @ 1e foople cannot do better than
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
New Bankruptcies.

The following We copy from San Fran cisco paper. One of the petitioners will bt readily recognized by many of our readers samuel O. Frederick, of this city, has filed petition in bankruptcy in the United States District Court, with liabilities in the neighborhood of $11l,0O0, and assets amounting to $3,450. The creditors are numerous and are nearly all residents oi Prescott, A. T.; c. P. Head & Co.,, of that place, hold claims for $6l ,307.
 J. c. Hoag, stock dealer, has petitioned to be adjudged bankrupt, with about $50,. 900 liabilities, and $7,000 assets.
 Eugene Mccarthy has also filed peti. ton in bankruptcy, with S30,s23 liablli- ties, and $200 assets.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

Delivery of one-half the amounts will be required within 60 days and the balance within 90 days after tification of award.
 No bids will be entertained unless sample of the article is furnished. Flour samples should not be of less weight thsa ten pounds. Ill samples will be for warded to this oie and be marked and described in the bid ss to be easily Identified; they should arrive here before July 22 1878. The right to re- ject any all bids offered.
 Contracts awarded under this advertise uent shall not be construed to involve the United States in any ob gation for payment in excess of the appropriation granted by Conngess for the purpose.
 Blank forms, conditions, etc., embracing all peces- sary information furnished by any A. A. O. S. in fine Department or by the undersigned.
 CHAS. r. EAGAN Captain and q &
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Letter from ar.h.r Hayne.

EDzroR MINER :--Havlng just seen in your Weekly, of June 2Sth, that body, said to be mine, had been found on the road between Camp McDewell and Old Camp Keno. write to say that the report 6 not strictly correct as to fact. Don't feel like dead man, and don't remember having felt like one.
 Respectfully, ARTHUR JAYNE.
 TucscS, A. T., July 6, 1878.
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Execuotor's Notice.

l. the Probate Court fin and fer the Ccuntx of v.v,
 pai, in the Territory of Arizons-
 In the matter of the Estate of zadock yacksou ae- ceased - - Notice is hereby given that n pursuance ot an order of the Probste Court of the County ysvapai in the i<frhofy of Aizsha made the 9th day of July ls7s m toe mater of the eezte Of Zadock Jackson decesee the underSiencd exeeutor Of said eetate. will sell at prs.fr sale 10 the highest ddr for cx<h one parcel or otherw1se @ tAe undersigned shan decide and subject to confirmation by esad Proh,te Court
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Seminal Emissions, the consequences of self abuse This solitary vice, depraved sexual indulgence. is pract,ed by the youth of both almost unu. ted extent producing with uuerrng ceaio'y the follow ing train of morbid symptoms unless cobatted by sci
 en6c medical viz; Salow cOuntenance; darh spots under the eyes pain in the head ringing in the ears noise like the rusng of leaves and rattling charios uneasness sbont the Joins. weakness of the
 nbs confused vision, blunted intellect loss of conf dence. didence in approaching strangers, dislike tc form acuuanances disposition to shun society. loss of hectic Ishes pimpes and various eruptons about furred tongue fetid breath coughs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
On Monday, July 22d, 1878,

q l2 o'clock, u cf seid dny n the afee of Rush We tn the town of RreBcc< h the County of yayszsi in the Territory cf Arizona a the right tile and in- teresf that the End eeAte has by operation of law or othervtpe requtred ckh tAan cr , sdifson s tnst s the said sstase c the fe of his dc1kA n and t thss 2extcax peoPery and Irsises ncvn e the Exc-lsior dtcn snd Aning ComF<zys property, <ft.fe on Lower Lynx creek. h tae CoenH of Tsvspei aforessjd and eonslsdn< of the mining dkch, mIaing ground and sn wa<er rGn&s, cnlnss tenenaenks, hcreditaunenh and nppQreaances sreupto beaoaR1ng in anyxise apper ta!n3n9 70 t1f ee6 pfopy and heng cn fe xef sir of sed 11nx czesk erpod>e to t1e neh and rrezses TOW cssned ena ooc1f?ed " bn8kA Nnnczf3- The saiH uupeeJ oefn8 ahuuk eeegn 1hi1sG zn north ea<er3x cz<oc<1oc ffum cd town of pzoocofk 7s~
 q VAN BURxx. Execstor
 rrs,ozk Azdzonz, se9 ( lsr&
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for Flour and Beans.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARrwENT OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
 PRESCOTT, A. T., June 10, 1878. Sealed proposals in tripcate, with copy of this ad- vertsement attached to each, will be received at this office, and at the offices of each of the Acting Colnns- saries of Subsistence of the Posts named heren until noon Monday, July 22d 1S7s for the supply of the following Subsistence stores:
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Ice Depot.

pu1ehsr shop. Parties wishing 1aroe - 70: kefs then orders day in n5vnrc- tz'< 11
 Hesco<t, June & ISIS.