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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21
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Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
No. HOS Man street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
y VALUABLE BRICK DWELLINGS vt THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY AND SEQ
.OND STREETS. AND \ VACANT Lot ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS, Mkt TO THE RE-
SIDFNCE OF MRS. 4. II. GLAZtBEOOh: NJ
50, \ VALUABLE BRICK TOBACCO FMTO-
NER OF NINTH AND ARCH STREETS, At
PUBLIC AUCrION.-Bv virtue Of DEGREES 81 The
Richmond Chancery Court, entered Aptl 2S. 1877,
and February a, 1850 in III suits 81 Gillian.
&C. rs. GlaZebrOOk's execuiriX. &C., ana The Ma.
iOnal Bank of Virginia rs. same, We. tie under
viii sell on MONDAY. March J.. 1850, ON the prem
ises, AT O'Clock T.. NJ. FOUR VALUABLE LOTS,
win BEICK DWELLINGS thereon. Nos. Ill.
ll3 ll5. anl III EAST Clay street. fronting about
20 feet each The south side Of Clay street. and
running back between parallel lines 10 an alley tn
feet wide.
The dwellings contain about seven rooms each,
aud detached kitchens with three rooms.
Also. THAT VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT on the opposite SHE OF clay street. IRONING
about 30 feet and running back 100 Ia an alley NJ
teen feet wide and Immediately adjoining the resi-
denc- OF Mrs. A. N. GlszebroOk.
And on TUESDAY, March 2. 1880. on the prem
Uses at o'clock T.. NJ. that LARGE, " ELL-BUlLT
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY, on the east side Of
Ninth street near Arch street. now occupied by
Wilson &. Thomas, Fsq al good rental. WIN The
Lot, winch fronts 81 fet Ninth street with n
dt pth Of ii feet, moro or less
TEENS: one thir cash the balance In equal IN
staments AZ six. twelve. and eighteen months wi h
igterest added and tide retained until a convey
auce Is order ed by the Court.
MARSHALL VI. GILLIAN,
a. AUSTIN SMITH.
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by FRANK d. HILL CO.. Agc-
tlOuerrs. fe TO
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUsEs.

1.-TWO OR THREE SINGLE MEN CAN
l. OBTAIN BOARD In private family. Pleas
ant location. within three squares OF The Capitol.
Address ID" sos north Sixth street.
fe IL. eodlwS
NEW BOARDING H0USE.-Haying
IN taken that large and conveniently arranged
house No. east Grace street. | am prepared TO
accommodate B0ARDERS, either pertinent or
transient.
Can also RENT ROOMS without board
Apply "a above TO MRS. EDW. j. WARREN.
fel6-2wt
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Mauor's Court.-Mayor Clarke was en-
gagged about four hours yesterday in trying
two fighting cases. The fines imposed
amounted TO 1880.
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by POindexier & Iupr'r.
Real Estate Agents and Aucu0ncers.
1900 Main street
(under Planters National Bank
DY VIRTUE OF THEPROVISION> OF

DY VIRTUE OF Provisions OF
ID three certain deeds II trust executed roth. .r-
dprsigned a. trustee. dated March p. 1877 .-t
recorded 20 Tie cer 5 Office Of 'hc couuil 0l li,..
over, In Deed-BO No. .. page 6si . in fi.....t.
office of the county II llruricO. lfrl- Boo. D4
uage Ia The cl,ik's Office Of The hlnHt-rt .-,
of the ciy OF Richmond Deed-Bsok NO a. f.t.
| : and In The clerk Office 81 The County, i...t
of aroiinc' Deed-Boo ~. pa2e 2z9. 'eflI't base
ing been made IN TIE PAYMENT 81 'hr ,lfI .I N..lt
therein secured, and being required so fu... . flr
beneficiary. W. viii sell by auction, af fhrtr.. .f
PoindeX. er & Tupprr. 70. 1900 M1i1 1r.r.. "A. r.-
moud. Va. al ~ o'cpct VI. ON WEI ~ ~ltN.
18th instant, the property Ge cribel Boo .sI l"d.l,
follows:
That certain TRAIT OF LAND bingauIl.rg
IN the county Of q ro'ile. containing on UlN-
DRED AND TWENTN-TWO ACRE. m.r .r
les, bounded by the lana, of ". ". Gasir. e.. 49,
Dilard, Jane, Field. 3ud other. end i'- 0I '.r
south side of the road leading from J.. u. Nr.lf.
store 10 Dunn, store.
Also. a certain LOT or LAND living and i..us
in the cry Of Richmond. fronting 9n i'rf COL. '..
south tire Of Gary street between Randolph fni
Reservoir street-. neing Lot, NO. g. z. lud Boz B.
map OF sidney made by \. \. lie and rrs.I,l.l Il
The cl.rh's olce of llenrco county, D7ci-.""a 3d.
page g.
Also CERTAIN LOT or LAND iSint 1908 I..
Cary street being lois Nos. !. 2. . 1ut q. iI So
No. Lin a map OF Harvie ana riiuct. maIr lf ~.
County Court IN u. u. "a. page 3.
Ai,O. OEE-IIALF INIEkL~I trotin iEA'
OF LAND living IN NJ county ~ " mover PM
tanning EIGHT HUNDRED AND NlNI1--I\
ACRES. more or JOSS. huowr as woodbury.. f.. ..r
with an the privilege ant hllf'rnth'' .'f.'.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 q FRAY the eNrn.... r
.aic and 10 pay rond Of $4,000 vi.I "t.."
from oath day If March. 1877 aud iIA... .i.l
f.. DOUGLASS MOEiUAN
RICHARD &. MuNlllNN
PorSpFxrER u UPPER. Aucfion,er. t.t
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CUTICURA REMEDIES FOR BLOOD. SKIN,
AND SCALP HUMoRs.

are prepared by WEEKS 4 POTTER, Chemists and
Druggsts, $50 Washington street. Boston; 81 Front
street, Toronto, Ont, and 8 snow Hill. London.
and for sale by all druggists. Price Of CUrIcUBA,
small boxes, zoe. large boxes, 81. RKs0LyENT,
SOAR, zoe. per cake; CUIICURA MEDICINAL sHA-
VINO SOAP. l6c.; In bars for BARRIERS and large
consumers, 60c.
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Hastings Comt.-Thc Hastings Court
Judge Cicpton presidipg-was in session
yesterday. -, Nth
TIE case Of c. ii. Smith, charged WIN
selling bogus Iottery-tickets, and for obtain
ing money under false preiences was tfied,
lie was found guilty of the first offence ana
pleaded guilty to the second. lie was
ordered TO receive fifteen lasbes for each
offence
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AUCTION aAIES--This Day.
HrAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

Tor SALE, A NICE FARM OF $50
II ACRES, one and n half miles from Quincy,
on lie RIcbmond. Fredericks burg and Potomac
railroad. Good buildings; abundance of fine fruit.
VIII sell very cheap. Addrtss Box 2, Quincy,
Caroline county, Va fe lS-5tk
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AUCTION sALEs.-.rusure DAYS.
by t3rubbs & Williams.
Reai Estate Agents AMI Auciioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Reai Estate Agents an1 Auciioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE VALUABLE THREE-STORY'
u BRICK STORE, WITH A HALL AND
DWELLING ABOVE mo. 609I, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN SIXTH
MD SEVENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.-yn
THURSDAY The 26th day Of February, ut AZ
O'Clock r. NJ, we Will eel by auc ion. upon the prem
lses, The aboye-describcd property occupied by Mr.
Miles Cary IL was built few years ago, IN The best
manner and In the most approve siyl". will beau
tful store aud basement below. The second aonr Is
used for society purpo having fine hall with an
ante room: and The third f0Or Is laid on into four
benulilul rooms, with bath. cIosets. &c.
The second and third floors bring regularly abonf
$500 rent.
There few stores in the city better suited in To-
cation or more beautifully arranged for business
purposes.
The building Is on q leasehod, 10 exrire Nav !,
1888, tubjsct TO res enable ground rent. and Is To
b. paid Tor by The owner OF the ground ~ the eXD-
ration, unless The same Is renewed, which can prOba-
blv he done. II desired.
This Is rare opportunity 10 secure upon fayora-
bic terms OF The best bnsinOss sand In the city.
TERMS: ODe-third cash: ba lance at six, twelve.
ami eiyheeD months, for notes. with interest added
and secured nv irust deed
fell GRUBB' & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
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nm =. mcLANE,s vERMIrUcE.
o,HE GENUINE DIR. e. McLANE's
CELEBRATED
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenance is pale and leaden.c olored' Win
occasional Pushes or crcumscribed spot on one or
10Th checks: the eyes become dull; the pupils
Uate an azure semcircle runs along the lower eye
Nd; the nose Is irritated, swells, ara sometimes
oleeds swelling Of tho upper lip; occasional
headache. with humrning or throbbing Of the ears;
an unusua, secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly In the morn
ing: appetIte variable, sometimes voracious, with
knawing sensation OF the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone; neetlHg pains in the stomach; occs-
uonal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen: bowels irregular, at times costive
stools Shiny, not unfrequently singed with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine tur5id respiration
occasionally difficult and accompanied oy hlc-
couch cough sometimes dry and convulsiye; I'M
asv and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
eeth temper variable, but generally irritable &c.
Whenever HE above symptoms are found to exist
OR. {. MCLANE'S vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DoEs NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
n any FORM II IS an innocent preparation, not ca
paLle Of doing the slightest injury TO the most
ender infant.
The genuine DE-. MCLANE's yERaiFUGE bears
he signatures of c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
. the wrapper.
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by Frank j. sampson.
Real Estate Agent. AuctiOneer. and Notary Public,
Office corner Hull and Ninth streets,
Manchester. Va.
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CUTICURA.
CUTICURA BLOOD REMEDIES.
SKIN DISEASES ARE But THE SIGNS OF
BLOOD POISONS.

of the blood. and are Blood Diseases.-WttsOn.
The CUTICURA REMEDIES cure the most obsti-
nate forms Of Blood and Skin Diseases, and Aftec-
lions of The Scalp with Loss OF HAIR when all other
rem dics and methods of treatment fail CUTICU-
RIA REsoLvENT pur6es the blood. renovates and
IL vigorates the system, absorbs aud carries away
poisonous matter, and by enriching and streI 9Th.
ening the blood, vtaizes with new life every organ
and process of the body. Hence the permanence OF
the cures made by The CUTICURA REMEDIES.
CUTICURA,,a Medicinal Jelly for external appli
cation. arrests disease. eats away dead flesh and
skin, allays Inflammation, itching. and irritation,
and heals ulcers sores. aud scalp affections with loss
Of hair, when the RESOLVENr IS taken internally .
CUTICURA SOAP, prepared from Cuticura, Is
cleansing, refreshing and the only natural beduti-
fer OF the skim which Il softens, whtens, and pre-
serves beyond praise. CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP,
also prepared from Cu,cura, is The first and only
medicinal soap compounded expressly for shaving.
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MY WIFE AND DAUGHTER were made healthy
by the of HoP BITTERS, and recommend
them 70 MY peOpe.-MethOdiSt Clergyman.
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MANCUrsrER AND VICINITY.

Meeting Of he CITY Councu.-A meeting
Of the City Council was beId isst n'gn':
Present: J. II. Perdue, president an'
Messrs. Gentry, Sims, Bsllowe, Giops, Nuo'
palIy, Royal, Shotwel', and Owens.
Mr.. Royal submitted report from .nc
street Committee. Mr. Gentry one from Tue
Water Committee, and Mr. Royal one iron,
the spccisl Committee on Finaaee' All v,
which were read, adopted, and b'eo.
ferred. and without transacting other pusi'
mess Of importance the Council adjourned
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BY W. God.lin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
cotue, Eleventh aud Bsuk streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT ANUD
~ ORIr,K STABLE ON TRuEliARf NLti
BETW EEN NEW srRkET AND LOtISl IN IN
Lex Will be sold AZ auction, on me pteln.isS.t ~
The PAD OF FEBRUARY, 1850, A. otYss,h
N. the LOT and BRICK stab. leoyertd "m,,
. siej located As above, frntips Ia iee" '"''"
osrs ~ ,ce' sale. W. GOpDiN,
AnoaS' ~ saw AuclioneeG'
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T United COMPREHENSIVE.

IL
The undersigned have associated Themselves To-
gether under the style and iirm OF
CARLTON & MCGRUDER,
and have located at 009 MAIN STREET, Rich
mond Va. for the purpose OF conducting the Re
TAIL, SHOE BUSINESS In all IT. branches, ana
will keep con SANITY on hand fun supply of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, and YALiSES
of the best manufacture. With desire 10 please,
we have been very careful I'm selecting cur STOCK,
and we guarantee satisfaction 10 the most tastidious
both in style and quality. Our friends aud the pub
tic ARE cordially invited 10 call and examine or
stock. ENTIRE NEW STOCK and NEW SIf LES
V. =. CARLTON.
formerly with Wing0. Elicit & Crnmp;
c. II. MCGRUDER.
CARLTON MCGKUDER.
le is 900 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, &c.
spECTACLEs. EYE-GLASSEs. &c.

RIO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT. @N@
l. FOR 25C. ~ S-SS
call at s04 Main street and get pain OF sPECrA.
Giles or EYEGLASSES. A large assortment OF
superior quality always on baud. Prices iroip zoe'
upwards. Skilfully adjusted 10 the eye oy
w. II. COWARDfN.
de 2.6m 1904 slain s,rtek
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DTSSOLUTTONS & PARThEkSBIPs.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
1 DAY FORMED a CO-PARTNERSHlP under
the name and style OF
HORACE BLACKMUR & Co.
for the MANUFACTURING OF TOBACCO AND
CIGARS in the city of Richmond.
HORACE BLACKMUR,
10 oI-1m EDWARD BLkCKMUR.
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pu4L~HEADS, $3.50 10 % PER rexm, q
- IL olsPATCM PRIhyN0-HOUsys
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WE. GEORGE LEE AND L. a. SAUN-
w pERS. have this day formed limIied %
PARTNERSHIP TO conduct I'm the city Of Rich
mond Va. whore we bOtn reside, the GENERAL
GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSINESS ior the
period of one year from this date.
. GEORGE LEE Is tho general partner ana r. ~
SAUNDERS Is the special partner, and mas c0nri-
buted the sum Of ten thousand dollars rs MS inpnt
into the concern. which is TO do business under the
style of GEORGE LEE.
Given under our band; this l4th day of February,
A. ID 1880 GEORGE LEE.
j.. A. SAUNDERS.
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DR.. G. MCLANE'S

DIR. G. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as remedy " for all the ills
hat flesh is heir to-" but In affections OF the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, aud Sick
Headache or diseases OF that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartc can be used prepara,ory.t to or
after taking quinine.
AS simple purgative they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-cOated.
Each box has red WAX seal on the lid, with the
impression DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of c. MCLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. MCLANE's
LIvR PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pitts
ourgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations of
he name MCLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my 19-deOwly
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The firm Of PUTNtY & WATTS Is
This day di,.Olved by mutual consent. All claims
against the concern will he paid ty stephen fu',
ney 10 W HON parties Indebted to the concern VIII
please make payment. SIEPHEN ~ NJ;
WILLIAM X. WATTS.
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state NJ Virginia. city Of Rtchmond-to 'cH:
ICHARLEs L. WILLIAMS, a notary public for
the civ aforesaid In the Slate of Vir1iuia DO hereby
certify irat George Lee aud L 4. saunders. whose
name, are signed 10 the foregoing wiring nave TINS
day acknowledged The sane before m; III my sald
city: and 10 furhe- certify that George Lee at the
same time made oath before me that +. 4. Saunders
has actually paid TO him in cash the sum of ten
thousand dollars as BIS input into the partnership
mentioned.
Given under my hand this lilh day Of February,
4. -. 1850. CHARLES |. ll4bihhS,
IT, I5-6w Notary Public.
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ITCHING HUMoR FOR ELEVEN YEARS
CURED.

JOHN W. +. HOBBS, Esq North Hampton, n. H.,
well known as the originator OF The Citizens Line
Coaches, Boston. writes that he has been cured BY
the CUTICURA REMEDIES OF an Itching Humor,
from wbicn he has been great sufferer, as all his
friends know. He considers them The greatest REM
edies of the age.
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NOTICE.

I win continue the BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS
In all its branches at the old stand Of Iutney
Watts, and hope 10 receive cOninuan OF the pa
trnnage SO literally bestowed on The old concern.
STEPHEN PUIAE1.
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FOR RENT-TWOTa
OLARGE. WELL-LIGHTkD. and WELL LII
VENTILATED ROOMS, on 1rst floor, over an
ceys bookstore, No. I1l2 Main street, suitable for
lawyers or dentists. Apply at Dispatch office.
su7
The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-09
ArIzOna's Indebtedness,

The Miner learn from the Terri torial Treasurer the bonded indeht- edness of Arizona is $115,00O, as follows.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-09
The Tehuantepec Railroad.

From "El Monico Republicano,' ,'' published III the City of Mexico has the following:
 At last the obstacles have been re- moved. The company of the Tehuan- George Tvng, who represents if, shows at last his plain The golden dream until now has only been to buy lands, even those located far away from the track, and without necessity, he pretcnds to appropriate the property of all the inhabitants of the "BarrGnrca de GoatZacOaclos''- which is entitled now to be called q township-and with all the ample allowances which our own govern ment gave them; it is not doubted that sooner or later these ambitious Yankees will fix their banner, and send the poor Mexican settlers with their music to some other place; that is, if they do not hunt them as deer in the same manner they did the poor Texans.
 It is now six months since the work of the railroad commenced, and until now very little has been done. and everything badly conduct cd. The railroad material which they have brought is old worn out, and they have brought new only when they coul 1 not find old. The laborcrs who had commenced to ar rive III search of work for the mis- erable salary of one dollar . day, have been sent away by order of Senor Tyng, and they have only left on the track those contracted for, and whom he could not send away.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-09
At the Other Side.
The following we clip from the

The following we clip from the Santa Fe New Mexican:
 4 special car from Albuquerque arrived at Santa Fe yesterday morn ing at ' 50 o'clock, having on board a number of officials or the Southern Pacific railroad. The prominent wis itors are Chas. r. Crocker, ice President of the Southern Pacific road; George E. Gray, R. r. Ham mond and James Gamble, all of San Francisco. The car remained at the depot during the day while the party enjoyed themselYer in the city. They left last night for Otero, where meet. ing of the directors of the road will be held this morning.
 In conversation with Mir. Chas +. Crocker, Vice-President of the South ern Pacific railroad, who was ill the city yesterday, reporter Of the New Mexican was informed that the work of extending that road eastward was advancing very favorably. The end of the road is now about 250 miles from Fl Paso, which point will be reached it is expected by the first of January. Mir. Crocker thinks that if the work on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road is pushed as rapid lv as that on the Southern Pacific q function of the two lines will be made a short distance west of Fl Paso by the first of the year. Two miles a day is what the workmen are accom- plishing on the Southern Pacific.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-09
Nerthern Arizona.

The following interesting items
 about the northern part of Arizona
 from the Democrat, will be read with
 interest:
 Willard Rice,and Paul Riecker hG (
 just returned from the extreme north ern portion of the County, where they have been engaged in taking the census. Their district embraced that portion of Yavapai County, north of the San Francisco noun tains, and beyond the Grand Colorado. By reference to the map, it will be seen that there is 8 stretch of Terri tory north of the great river, some 7j miles long and 50 wide, which is i'm cluded within tLc boundaries of Yavapai County. Mr. Riccker crossed the river at Lees Ferry. in a small boat, the river being unusually high, preventing the running of the ferry boat He found about 100 souls m the region of country We have allud- ed to, all members of tine Mormon church, and all engaged in stock raising and dairying. The country is watercd by springs, and good grass is found everywhere. The people resi- dent in that part of Yavapai have thus far been enjoying that desirable state of existence-eXcmption from taxation. No obnoxious minion of the law, in the shape of a tax gather CT, has yet put in an appearance among them.
 Willard took the population be- tween the San Francisco mountains and the Big Colorado. On the Moen- copy, a stream which puts into the Little Colorado, northwest iron the San Francisco mountains, there is a fiourishing settlement of Mormons, engaged in farming end stock rais- ing. They have a wooden mill run by water power, which owing to the low stage of water, is idle at present. 4 gentleman named Tanner, has put in crop on the Little Colorado, north of the mountains. The corn is over a foot high, and looking we'll If he succeeds. without irrigation, q colony will settle there al once. Mir Rice reports the water in the Little Colorado as being very low.
 North of the Moencopy, MT. Rice found Navajo Indian. who like a patriarch of old. is rich in focks and herds. He has over 16,OOO sheep and goats, and more than 500 head of fine horses.
 The grass on the north side of the l Little Colorado the present season is poor, and the Mormons have lost a 1 large number of cattle, which they ! were driving to their settlements in Apache county.
 Mcssers. Rice and Reicker found | Iuite large population scattered trough that isolated region.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-09
Garfield as n Soldier.

The Democrats have opened fire on General Garfield's war record, They know little about it or they would not have made such a mistake. Did any one ever here q soldier or q sol dier's friend say aught against Gar fields courage, enterprise, or eff ciency as a soldier? Did General Rosecrans ever speak other than words of highest ccmmendation of the tireless officer who was for so many years his chief Of staff? Did he not give him full credit for sug- gesticns and plans as to important campaigns.
 There were twenty or thirty thous- and disheartened soldiers gathered around Thomas on the second day of the battle at Chickanauga when Gar field came with the all-impOrtant in formation that caused new forma- ton of lines. Did any one ever hear a single one Of those thirty thOus- and soldiers say that he was not proud of Garfield's courage, persis- tence, and pluck?
 In 1869, Giddings' old district in Ohio elected Garfield to Congress. He told his constituents that he could not leave the army. They replied that they would kcepEthe place open for him. and they did until Decem- Der. 1863. when he took his seat
 He had just been promoted Major General, and had he been after hon ors simply he would have remained in the army But the soldiers and officers of the old Army of the Cum berland and his old supporters at home wanted him in Congress. and he went. Was there any wrong in this? The Democrats may blaze away at Garfield's war-and Congress record until they are tired, and then the old soldiers, and men who know all about it, ~iIl Iise and give them I volley that will make them wish they had never touched upon the question.