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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

hSCHOOL BOOKS
~ AND
SCHOOL Supplies
WHOLKSALR AND RETAIL
HEAUOUAR RTEkS FuH UBL1C SCHOOL
BOOKS.
EasENCH's, 93 It 95 KHNt3 SrBEEr.
Constantly u. hand tuli s snrtrnsnt or S'choo
snd College Text Books and Schooi Stationery
Of every description
Blank Books specslty; Ill sizas, from the
small Mems 10 the elsrgest iedgers and Journals
New line Ct Papeturirs, frcm lOc to SO each
P.ds OF Manila, Legs! Cap. Letter aud Note
sizes, very che,p, -,
Aut grsph and Photograph Albums, sll the
new styles.
scr.r Books an or dless variety.
Cold Pens and Pencils, fue Leather Goods
and everything else usually found in book and
stationary store Goods bought for cash and
will be sold 1T prices which defy compatltlon
sen6 GEO. 4 FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

BRIGHT AS THE MONDAY The "GoLDEN
SUM- FIRE PLACE HEATERS. For sale by
STANsBURY u BRO, maoutacturers and deal
ers 10 S owes and unWare, c3rner o. hiog ana
Washington streets, McBarusy's Building.
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tTRUSTER'S SALE OF LAND IN FAIR.
FAX COUNTY.

FAX COUNTY.
By virtue of deed of trust exc cuted on the
lSh d.y Of July, lS72 BY s. n'R%sa Pm sals 40
public suction, in front of the Court House At
Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY, the 18Th
day of October, 1850, tho TRACT OF LAND
coz sesed to me in aaid deed, situated on the
Ale1andria and Leesburg turnl ise, about eight
miles from Fsirta1 Court House, containing
about SEVENTY-ONE ACRES. The ssld
deed of trust is on record in the Clerks office OF
the County G, ,u.t of Fairfs1 cnuuty. Purchss'
ers are referred TO Mr. D. P. Guunell, at Vienna,
who will give all information aoout the land.
Terms: One fourth essh, and the residue IN
sale, bearing interest from that day, and secured
by deed of trust on the land.
Address me By letter at Winchester, Va.
sepl4-H4g W. L. CLARK Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
COMMISSIONERS LALE OF VALUA

rDMMISSIUNEKS LALE OF VALUA
~ RLE LAND-By virtue OF q decree pro-
nouncvd by the Circuit Court of Prince William
county at the November special term, 1879,
!nereo in the chsncery suit Cf Ssonnell vs. Ston.
le the u1der.izned special commissioners
.lcrein named will offer tor ssle at pubic suc
.ou, before the front door of the court house If
the sail county on MONDAY, the llth day OF
Uc:ober 1850. (th.t being Court day. the VAIL
UABLE FARM, situated 10 The said county.
c, Ied "NBaB5GO" containing about 643
scrss This farm lies on the Nes0sco run, SD >ut
ons hslt mile from Nesbsco Mills aud postoth Sc;
il i: heavily timbered and has on it co OMMO-
Dl0US DWELLING and sll necessary out
houses wall feucei aud 10 good state OF cultlva.
'ou 1t has on it also VALUA8LD SLATE
QJAKRY. which h,s been extensively worked
sncs the war.
rsrns of Sale-One third of the purchase
m)n-y iu cash, and the residue in three equal
p.y uelts at one, two and three years, with in
:e,4st from day of sale, the purchaser executing
oond3, with approved security, for the deferred
",ymen.s, and the title to be retained until the
Yaou of the purchase money is paid
NJ. Richard Stonnel', living on the premises,
Viii take pleasure in showing the farm to any
pet:on wishing to purchase.
a PIC. Of the farm may be seen al the office oi
John NJ. Johnson, ESQ.,, Alexandria, Va.
JOHN 81. JOH NSON, ! cor,,,,,o.
K. H. MEREDITH, -
WM K LIPSCOMB VI oA'e'
Princa William county, sep lots
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, etc.
JOHN Il. PARROT,
az KING STgiEET,

DEkLERlN BLANK BOOKS,
PAPEE, ENVELOPES. INKS, PENS,
PEMBOLDERS, SLATES. LEAD
AND SLATE PENClLS and
STATIONERY GgNERa LILY.
AIso SHlPPINd TAGS, FLOUR SACKS.
P3PEh BAGS, .HEAT MUSIC and IN
STRUCTION BOOKS for PIANO, GUITAR,
&c &c. octl
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,,ALsrLANDIN FAIRFAX COUNTY

By virtue OF decree rendered at the June
..rm 1870, of the Circuit Court of Fairfax coun.
= n the suit of John D De Bell, administrator
,tR.K Daniel, deceased. We. A. Grlgsoy,
&C. tie undersigned. com mlssioners OF sale
herein NAMED, on SEPTEM BER20. 1880. Court
r.y at II O'Clock m, will sell at public auction.
b. tre the door of the Court House of said coun-
,s . certain TRACT or LAND, belop ging to
4. 5 Grigsoy, containing 1891 acres, more OF
less The said land lies near tho village OF Gen.
.r.ve. adjoining the lands of Pomeroy Elgln
SEC oLhors. Persons desiring particular ds
sc,ipyion thereof are referred to Mr.. John -.
DeBsll. who resides in the vicinity
Terms cf Sale: One fourth OF the purchase
money in hand as = deposit, liable to be forfeited
sid the Ia, resold st the risk OF the purchaser
should 10 tail 10 complete his purchase; the res
ldu- in ,hree equal annual instslments, with In
.srrst from day Of sale payable annually. to be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser, with
good personsi security and retenl N OF title TILL
.ae .as. payment is made.
THOMAS MOORE. Sale.
Joha W. NJ ohler, Auctioneer.
The undersigned have several tracts Of land
co ,igu VI TO the above named, to which they
invite the attention of purchasers
Fl. W THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE.
c4s~ The above sale ls postponed until MON'
DaY, the 18th day of October next. County
Court) b. W. THOMAS,
TEOMAS MOORB,
sepZlw4R Gommrs OF S.le
.iaLEOF Fairfax LAND-Hy virtue oi
y decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, rendered st its June term, 1880, in the
cnus, oi Whted's sH1 VS.. Whited's heirs, t. e
unter.ignet. commissioners OF sale therein
named, on MOHDAY. October 18th, 1850,
Court day. st II 80 .. M. in front of the Curt
House of Fairfax county, will offer for sale by
pubHc auction that TRACT OF LAND, lying
il lha uuty Of Fairfax, Va. ab ut two miles
south OF Huntsr's Mill, known as tho WalTED
TRACT aud containing GIT acres and 80 poles
Ths lsnd is heavily timoered and ofrs Hne op'
po;tunity for wood aud grazing industries
Terms: One senth Of the purchase money in
bsad the resi- iue in six, twelve and eighteen
months from day of stle, with good security for
the deferred payments; title to be retained by
me commissioners. If one furth of the pur-
chase money be paid down, security will be dis:
pensed with The com missioners are authorized
- sell privately and invite proposals TOR sale
THoMAs I 81 hsGH MookE. aSb ) 'e@% ofssls. IT,
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srOVEs Ard TlaWaRE.
ENOCH GRIMES

Is urspared to attend to any crder OF Tork In
the STOVE and TIN business in his old SUBJ
stsntial way. Orders l.f. at his shop in tnu rear
Of Steiner s. Yone's cigar ma"ufoctory, N. =.
corner King snd Fairfax streets, Will receive
nroTont attention, sepl9-3m
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NkUSTEE'S SALE OF a VALUABLE
MILL AND LOT IN Fairfax CO.
Pur:usnt u = dsed ftru.t. dated the 9th of De.
cembsr, 1872 recorded in liber 2, No. 4 folio
li5, given by james Fox snd wife and others to
tie Undersigned, to 81, cure one r Summers l
VII! ofrr for sale by public suNion, at Fairfax
MONDAY, the 18th of October 1880 valua
Die MILL with about Thirty ACRES OF
LAND stt.ched. The Mil is situated upon q
1eyer falling stream of waller, Is in good running
9Siter aid is about one mfle and half from the
': NJ. K. K. Upon the lot is . comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE of six rooms. with all
l-c's:.ry out buildings. Terms: CASH.
seplS-w4w JAMES d. LOVE, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

'IHERM a LINE-A safe and reliable su bsti-
\ tute for qUinine A combination Of the 81.
.:sciei slkaloids Of Calissya Bark with Kuca
7pius, the anti mslarial tree of ustrslia. Sa
petlor to quinine for Chills and Fevers, Dun b
Aaue, Intermittent Fever and all Malarial Di.
SaHses Pf,re 25 cents per box of 80 coated pills
'nil directions for use accompany each box.
Nailed 10 any address upon receipt of price.
Liberal discount to the trade.
JANNEY s. CO.. wholesale agents,
serlU 79 and 152 King street
NEW GOODS IN THE HARDWARE
~ LINE at So king. corner of Royal street.
Just received, the STEAKGREITA, for i'm.
p'oving 6eefsseak; it never fails to make the
'oushe.t steak tender sll the way through:
also the self settin z DELUSl ON BAT TRAPi
something new; call and examine.
Moth Proof and Plain Carpet Felt, Mating
itscSs, Tack Claws Carpet Hammers, Csrpe
IpNe'chers. White-wash. Dusting and Scrut
brushes, and other goods suited to the season
ihe Windsor Scale for sale cheap.
M'N ! r. CRRIGHTON E SON.
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PAPEx HANGInGs. &c.

CTEEI. BARB FENCING WlEE AND
= STsPLES-Just received at S8 King st..
corner of Royal. Ale1sudria, W, tupply Of
BURNELL'S PATENT FOUR POINTED
BARB WIRE for fencing, made of stesl direct
frt m The ore, md running 10 feet to the pound !;
nound. Please call and examine at 81 King ST..
on the corner of Royal street Wholesale and
retail at low prices. ,,ro
sep10 L. Chhl0HION % HON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-08
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PLANO.
Correspondence OF the Herald

correspondents OF the Herald.
PLANO, May 9, 1880.
+. w. McAlpin, brakeman on a
freight train, met with severe accident this
evening. Whilst making a coupling he got
his left hand mashed. Doctors dressed his
hand and amputated three fingers, and he
was sent on his way home rejoicing that it
was not worse. McAlpin says he is printer
and worked on the Dallas HERALD at one
time.-Last night the knights of Honor
met and decided to have celebration this
month, and all will be invited. The sa-
loonists have entered suit in the District
court contesting the late local option cleo,
tion. Attorneys have been secured on both
sides and a bitter legal fight is expected
Mrs. II. G. Overaker and children will leave
for Denver. Colorado, next Thursday, on a
trip to the Rocky mountains, to spend the
summer.--Mr. Honaker and wife, and
many of our prominent citizens leave for
Dallas, Monday, to take the train for the
Nashville show-H and.shaking has got to
be an epidemic again many chronic politi.
clans are in the field for some otfice.--The
Greenbackers are agitating the finance ques-
ton again. are looking fine; wheat
is beginning to head out, and cutting will
soon commence.
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GALVESTON.
Corre spondence OF the Herald
"A N.s.vEN~

Corre spondence of the Herald
GALVESTON, MAY G, l.s0.
Frank McGowan, tho SLAYER of George
Tunley, was brought before Judge Gustave
Cook, of the Grimm al court,on writ OF habeas
corpus, and the entire day was consumed in
hearing testimony. the State was repre-
sented by Major Frank Spencer and Nc
Gowan by Colonel Fisher and j. w. Jones,
Esq. The evidence was conflicting, but the
preponderance was decidedly against Nc
Gowan, and showed that he was the aggressor
and began the murderous attack upon Tun-
ley without having due provocation. Spen-
Ger and Ruff, who were standing in
front of G. w. Preston 4 Co.'s drug store,
both testified that MCGOWAN in coming
out of the drug store, began firing upon Tur-
ley, and that Turley did not slap him in tho
face, as alleged by Kiam who was with Nc
Gowan at the time. Mr. Ruff testified that
fully ten PAGES interviewed between Mellow
an and Turley when the former fred the frs t
shot, and that it was impossible for Turley TO
have slapped MCGOWAN in the face; that
instantly the shot was fired Turley made for
MCGOWAN and four other shots followed in
quick succession, three of which took effect
in Turkeys body. Mr.. Ruh's testimony was
corrobora!ed in the main by that Of Mr..
Spencer, of Clegg II Co, who was
also standing in front of the drug store, or
near by, when the shooting took place,
differing only in respect to the distance.
Spencer stated that MCGOWAN came out Of
the drug store, and seeing Turley standing
near by, approached him, and moved around
him, and when he got within five feet of his
victim turned his pistol sideways and fired,
and kept on firing until he had fred five
shots. Turley, on the report of the first
shot, attempted to close with him, and that
he saw no demonstration upon the part of
Turley until after the first shot was fired.
THIS testimony was corroborated by other
witnesses of reliability and standing, and the
only persons who testified that
Turley slapped McGowan's face
and then threw his hand behind him
as If he intended to draw a weapon. was
Khan, who acknowledged he was badly
frightened, and ran across the street the mo-
ment he saw fight was impending Cyner
3. Oberly, reporter Of the News, confirmed
this statement OF Kiams by what Turley adj
mitted to him late Sunday afternoon, when
ne was under the influence of opiates, and in
reply to the direct interrogatory as to wheth-
or no did slap McGowan in the face. and
Turley admitted that he did. Bevens also
testified that Turley had admitted to him
that he believed he had slapped MCGOWAN in
the face, but in reply to another interrogato-
ry, if he folio we'd MCGOWAN up and sought a
ditficultys He replied, mo, / did not.
4 knew Frank YVES armed, and IL l had ex.
pected difficulty should have armed N.Y.
SELF. To rebuff this testimony, Chief Atkins
was introduced, who stated in his testimony
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MATTERS BY MAIL.


nal meningitis There Is talk Of u grand,
old-fashioned picnic here, after the Chicago
and Cincinnati conventions have put out then
candidates and our local crop is ripe enough
10 pull.-The two railroads here are com
planning of dull times IN the
freight line,---The NJ. DIS say
the county is "distressingly healty." -
The wheat crop has improved 500 per cent.
since the rain. The yield in Grayson county
will be considerably larger than last season,
The country,s to be saved, taxes reduced
and all the babies praised soon--by the can
didates. B, Spears and wife, late of
Tennessee, are isting Bells, and talk Of stay
ing with us a while.--J, Nj. Ferguson, cap
italist and prominent citizen of Roam county,
Tennessee, is in this neighborhood, blocking
around with q penchant for Texas black
sandy land and our balmy Gulf breeze -
A matchmaker, with stock of clocks,
watches and jewelry, is the latest addition TO
our business this week.-----Nagan II longs
new building is credit to thea and our
place.. Prof Pierce's school is lourishing,
and is one Of best patronized institutions
Notwithstanding the Old Alcades veto, we
have four months free school in this COM
munity, with nm average attendance Of 100
pupils. or three times have tie fish,
ernen'' gone to Red River, with their usual
luck.
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A Sure Thing,

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure Gonorrhea, elect,
Cordee, Structure, disease of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs of males and
females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. . is sure REM
edy for Shermatorrhea, Seminal weakness,
Nightly Emissions and Loss Of Power, caus-
ed by self-abuse or excessive indulgence.
Price of DIR. Hunters Specific 81 per bottle;
injection 81. Sent everywhere by express.
DR.. ]. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No, AIS
North Seventh street, st. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for. treatise. Cures guaranteed
or money refunded. a4-dSw-ly.
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AMIN AL REPORT
j. B. HEREFORD, City Secretary,


1870 April 18Th, s0. Collections Liabilities,
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Roses. on q stream,
angels IN a dream )

The culvert on the |, & G. n. railroad,
which, by the recent hard rains, has injured
the property of Messrs. L, S. Il =. w. Row.
land, has been ditched and no danger is
feared now, as the ditch is large enough to
carry away all the water from that part of
poets rather hattering. Cotton in some
places has been chopped out and is ready
now for second working, --Fishing has
got upa regular boom; where, and oh,
when will ii stop Among the recent
arrivals are j. w. Orrington, St. Louis; j, \.
Soyden, New York; B. g. Foster, Denison,
and A. III. Hutchins, Galveston.
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---=-%&S-----'
TYLER.
Correspondence OF the Herald

correspondence OF the Herald
TYLER, May 9, lSS0.
County court has been in session all the
week. No cases of any importance yeti
Three cases before the Recorders court yes.
terday. THE Armstrong reception of the
NJ. G. Club, which has been the subject of
the day for the pnst week. came of last
night. Fully n hundred young ladies and
gentlemen were present. The music was
furnished by the Minneola String Band. The
dancing commenced by Top. m. The grace.
fiIl dancers whirled like
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ArI NUAL. anPoRT
JOHN L. CARTER, MARKET MASTER
From April 49, 1870, to AprilIo, 1850

1919.
Apr 80, to amount market
rents collected ............$li2 80
May 30, TO amo mt market
rents collected ............. 2lO %
June 3D. 10 market rents col
lectsd Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
July 81, to market rents col
lec'ed.....,.,..u.,......... 1872 80
AUGUST n, to amount market
rents collected. ........... 2I0Ol
september 80, to amount ma
ket rents collected ......... 10 30
OctOver n, g. amount mar
ket rents collected ......... 2Ij %
No ember 30 tOamouutmar-
ket rents col lected ......... $40 20
December 81, 10 amount mar
ket rents collected ....... 2l00
1850.
January 81, To amount mar
ket rents collected ...... 2jl 90
February % to amount mar.
ket rents collected ....... l7j o.
March 81, to amount market
rents collected. ..,.......... 1856 70
April 20, T. amount market
rents collected, ........... 1866
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At CradtlOck's SaloOus

There is only one brand of whisky sold
that the best. 1t is this fact that has made the
70 ,rtation of Craddock.
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THE HERALDAND COMMERCIAL
AGENTS AN0 BRANCH OFFICES.

1he following partie are Agents, and nave
easrge OF branch Offices Of THE HERALD
q the places named, to solicit snp-
.oriptions and make contracts for advertise
'vasnts for this paper and collect anu receipt
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T. f. .,
abovete 5iso
3
scri
j. NJ. THCRMoND, Mayor
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
Aron na Silver Sell
atu My lss.
m,F og Newspapers.

l. snfoac who takes pailor regllasl. Tom She ss-oaiees whether dlrected No F. nssae or an5;hers shother he has subses bed or nat.E responsible fer iBr F.iyinslts
 Subscribers aho ao not ss,e eNpntsl notice 1o tho contrary. are considered 8. wishing 10 cohanae taelf subscription.
 $. lfany sabscrislers order the diseosltirsl- ance Of ftAeir newspapers tiie pubiis;ssflnes continue 10 send them uuti. a afreaTa.ie' are paid.
 l. lfsubseribors neglect or refuse io take fheir newspapers fros tiie olice Co Wiiich they arc directed, the la holds i.lcn Fe- spenSIble aasil they have setilad sheir LII ane order them discontinued.
 8. If Su3scrihe-s move other al#ilos mit.soli Informing ihs publisher, and ihe nessp pcfs are sent to Che former elirectiin. they ars hcid resqausiae
 $. Flie courts have decided tlat refusing 10 take paper nom tlls office. ur removsns sad .ea,iny it usealle for, is pvlnl ipiie svideaes of intentional iraua.
 !. The postnaster wi1o neslecpsto giFe the ieaai nntice or the ncs'ect q persoa 20 taise non tlla oiiise tlie negspspess aHirsSs- al to hin. Is liable to tn,i publisher tar ihe subscription pFice.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
waessa~

The oFigiaaso-s of ssories of Indian
 raids and saaay Of those who rive cuTea- av to them think t real smaa to feui- r. women aua children and render ten asrfoot adalt maies uneasy Tbe scare on the san Pedro. which caused ss.siers to abandon their homes and aeg 10 Flor euce and Tsesoa was cansed by brain less claqaer whoe courage. li1e Bob Acres, oozei from every pore gaze lounge 10 lhe Imaginary killing of prospecta DTS in flie mountains when there was not a shadow oft shade for sucha belief Tb- County, Muicopa and Pima. and as we believe every other county of the Territo- r5 are as free from The presence of ma saulng Indians as are 5he New England states. fTis true ta4t the rei-baaded Vie losios band did dome across tbe line from New Mexico iaio Ssstbeassern Arizona. but found it too unhealthy for bis class Of Indians to remain in one place more than a single niglL His ssay in Arizona was brief very brief indeed, and from bis re ceptioa and Its results, he doubtless, was sorry that De ever iest his native beaib Those of his band thathe left behind him have appoased lhe cravings of hungry coyotes.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

,ies travel fast. It was reported to tlle Commissions of Iniian Affairs ia masl- ogl Cisv that the San Carlos IaliiHis Isa isfs lie reservation. bnt h4ppily for tbst -hirA n aek a muck tlge Niees inlonn. ea hia thAa the Agsasg intiaas were U ross a8 t7an1ail as a psinse saia up5A q painted eeeasi t is baTely possible thHl s9ale day, bat when, We will no prelics tAe San CaTlos Ia3ians my bseak o-. wish tle iEea O. ihe ma asies.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

Tae strarsle for Cuban Independence # is reported will be reeommeneef with v;es- On the 15th Cabaas 5n New York uers ereAsly rejoiccd over tic successful lsn.iss fron ths Uaise9 Sales on9 Aan- seslg sssza .4as3 ;, earga Of sFp a.;a Assssa nision ea the eastern end oi CaoH. 1c. tiTe nseplra;ioas in New Aosss, Tor send ing 9at anstber expedition are iia prog ress.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
s-1.z.n c.r. M .lar n

srLyER Csrg. \. M, May 10 1880
 Hs Esss5e4eg F. 3 Hiyes, Pressde.t,
 Yaes5agton. D e.
 The unaers igaed. citizens of Southern New Mexico, would most respsatfully and urgently present to your Excellency the following statemens. That the hostile Apdcbes, under Vict0ri0. have been and are noW being reinforced from ihe ADa- che reservation. and are becoming b3lder and more aggressive and mereiies in thtir raids on our settlements: lhH q ring lhe past two weeks some fifteen of our people have been murdered by tbese savage large herds og stock b9Te been scattered or Wantsnly shot down. mineFs and fanuers driven from their homes and their prop. esly destroyed, and whole comm4uil $ are ferro5ized and have suspended ti.eir HSuu aFccaiions to watch aud elald against hos1e Indians. Ahoai eieAsy 0f ons citizens have g7ae as golauiess fp he fesrle 9i eItieine2ss, netrl5 hae.lTei miles aistan. that were Jeff H1preestel by the iroop and were aItackel 3V Inc C lnilaas. lbe troops now in the Be,d have beea oDefatinr ag4inst Victoria for several months and haze entirely failed either to sIbdae Or punish him CT @ pro- teci our people from lis mur1croH raids Me ao not believe sbat tne true gravity and danger of the situation hlve been corfeety reported thr0agh ghc ni,iarT cr oiilcial channels, and Te Wo ld, shel 97e. beg youg hscelleaey io hee e.aaaf and peiisiol and caac lo iis sent to o8r aia a seiil leat force 10 spee lY cen ger these 1ndians and fesiofs peace 70 i44Is af- licte3 portion of our leriiorg W Baiie9. P0sinas-er F N J B. NorrN C. anesz, F. Y. Nes hs Conn fg Jerk ? kennoa, 2. 5lin Deputy SojecioF U WhiEehil S1sr Grant County $ 3l Asllenielter
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

The following are tae names of peisoas and amounts contributed by citizeris of Florence to the repair of the Flogence aE3 Globe roaa via Riverside:
 Bacbale9 t 0ehoa, SS50; William II. Sutherland $loo; Smith & Watzlavick $50 H N. Tsomaon. S55; T. sa.er Sl5s IS Gilsoa, SD; E. " Palm r Si0; Nm. Harvey, 8 Bash, Ss 50 F N. Griffin & Co, $50: Gfegosio GanMlcz Ss 5ei J. O.. Arviso, s20; Patrick lI5lland $59 NIL son s Beyson, SS9. ehaTles Lewis, S30i James Snmpson, S5; Joseph Tattle, Slo; B. Chilsoa t McResnolds. sS0i John Brown. s2 %; Hoga.io Smith. S2 5oi Wm Whitaker, Slo; I D. Smith, see; 1.isha Bichara S; Slliiv1n E Rapp, sl0.