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MORE MURDERS.


Inc following mas Just Deen received.
GLOBE, September 5th.-A party Of six, who left
here Friday to bring ia families from Cherry creek,
returned last night George Turner AID Harry
Moody were killed by the Indians at Mddletop's
ranch. MiddIeton's family were driven from their
home, and were found coming this way on foot in a
helfismished condition. Henry Middleton was
shot through the body. He viii probably recover.
Turner and Moody and VIII probably encounter
WadaslSy's body of thirty-fiye armed mea the
river 1t is supposed the Indians are In possession
of Pleasant valley and have killed all the white set
tiers. This valley is located thirty miles north OF
Globe City, near the Tonic Basin, and about eighty
miles west of Fort Apache, which indicates that the
trouble is tecomng general among the tribes on the
reservation.
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Fer Saie.-ane fine TecumseaA
Stallion, years old; also three sna ySssSTN
Mares. Inquire at Capital Brewery, eornerZIA
Twelfth and streets. auyt W.
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MISSES EXTRA FINE FRENCH KID,
SHOES; half square toes medium low
heel satn-fnshed, worked button holes all widths
sizes, II to 2 Price S. So
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came those OF the 10th which are the latest to hand
am confident that the Indians have been preparing
for this outbreak six months. Cooley, who is here.
says so; also Phipp, whose employee, Cullen, was
killed. There have been only q few Indians around
the p]st to-day. CARR, Commanding.
While lamenting the death by trsaehery Of
Captain Hentig, and the nen who fell with him,
am rejoiced to report that the massacre of Cars
command is not true.
MCDOWELL, Major General.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
TUCSON Ca IT,, September 5Sh.- The Tucson Star
has received the following froru the most reliable
sources:
THOMAS, September 4th- Lieutenant Stanton has
just come in from Apache with detachment from
his company numbering thirty men. He LETT the
fort last night, and, riding hard, brings the news
that Carr's force of seventyfiye men, twenty-three
Indian scouts and six officers went out to arrest the
medicine man, and had gone into camp near his
village on the Cibicu creek, which was surrounded
by many other Indians from different bands
when the scouts opened fire upon his com.
mand, killing Captain Hentig, OF the Sixth
Cavalry, aSd four men ct the first fire. Hentig was
SHOT in the back by Indian scout as he turned to
his rife. a Sergeant and three men were wounded,
seemed alive with Indians, who succeeded in run
ming off forty five horses and ten mules OF the tram
part OF the command having turned their animals
out To Craze and the others being unsadded after
severe Fl mt, in which the Indians driven off
the command returned to the post. Captain Heutig
was buried on the field. The Indians killed men on
the Thomas road, and on the LIST of September.
about noon, they opened fire the burial lplace at
the cemetery, and then attacked the garrison. In
this aft ,ir Lieutenant Gordon was wounded in the
leg There about so citizens who have come
into the post for safety, whom General Carr has
provided with f cd. The couriers sent out on the
I'd and 81 inss. could not get through as the saw
| aSs surrounded all the forts and the mountain
trail, and after repeated trials returned to camp
| and Stanton came through with heavy escort
starting at o'clock last night. BE says that on
Turkey Creek Hill, seven miles from Apache, his
advance reported fires near the road, and exam
ination it proved to be camp but lately aban
doned, and there were evidences OF box
of ammunition having been opened. This
may be one Of the relief parties sent
out from here, which had moved to the post by
some other way than Stanton came out. Stanton
sa1s that many Of the families living the Little
Coloyajo have come into the post for protection but
that OF them have suffered from tie hostiles
who had, far as he has been able TO judge, kept
near the fort. Il is probable that this outbreak is
not general, and that the military viii soon have
| the indians under control The uuea4iness at The
San Carlos-Aa encY is not sbated, and the school
teachers and other ladies' and children 10 be sent
to this place for safety.
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BORN.

Near Elk Grove, Sacramento county, August 81
Wife of Lewis Schmeyer, son.
Nevada City, September Wife OF F. L. Harry
hoUsep, 4 daughter.
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For the coming season, one Of the leading HATS
for Children is SAILOR SHAPED, with broad,
curled brm. Price, 81 So
HAT DEPARTMENT.
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% New line of OMBRE and WATERED
RIBBONS. A large assortment, ranging in price
from IS cents up.
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The only Geauine MIX Eresd. delivered
every morning, by ". F. PETERSON, GO ]. iva
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The best Meals In the city at PeteYson's,
6ls and go street. jy7.H
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BT. Ea HAIRS Seminal p,liS.-Ehe best
reInedy IN the world Tor General Debility, Nervous
and PHYSICAL Pros;ration, Loss Of sexusl Yiger,
Seminal Emissions, and the many ii ments caused
by Excess, Sell abuse, Dissipation etc. All Sui.
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality aud re-
kinales the dame If Hope, Health and Ambition.
THE GLoRY OF MAN Is HIs STRENGTH. DIR. la
MARS PILLS yeritsble " Fountain Of Youth p"
Price g so per bottle. Senthy Express on reoeip.
of price Tor c. o. D., to any address A. Nc
BOYLE & CO., Druggists, ?. o. Box 1859 San
In2h.llIl
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Avery fashionable SPANISH LACE FICHU.
Price, 81 50.
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Brink " Halls Pepsia Wine Y.<ers" and
be happy aud content. 1t is absolutely pure Cures
Dyspop.ia, Indigestion and the blues" Ithas re-
eeiyed First Premium throughout the State. Au25.H
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LADIES FRENCH XII, BUTTON Shoes
square toe, good shaped high heel and satin-hnished
shoe that will give good satisfaction. Price, 81.
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BLACK SATIN, 90 CENTS A YARD.

FRENCH WOOL CASHMERE, in fresh
shades As cents yard
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A BRONZE STRAW TURBAN, edged with
steel cord and trimmed with Twist of Brocaded Silk
and Cluster of Cardinal Roses at the back S.
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GOOD NEWS.

GOOD NEWS.
General Carr and His Command
not Magsaered.
HIS REPORT TO HEADQUARTERS.
Further Details of the Troubls with
the Apaches.
TIE SITUATION STILL VERY SERIOUS.
General Uprising Apparently Deter
mined Upon.
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MISSES KID AND CLOTH, BUTTON
vanlps and top; sizes, to 2. Price, ST. IS
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BOYS BLOUSE SUITS of Drab Tweed
the jackets slightly cutaway and buttoning well up,
with rolling collar, and pocket corners tackled with
silk; ages, 5 to 9 years Price S. so
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pra,rs AboI,,Ion ouLThc reonle'.

pratCs Abolition OF Tho Peaples
Remedy has cured thousands; t. viii care you 1t
! as 30 equal. Sufferers with Rheumatism, Eeu-
ralSa, Scaticl Partial Paralysis Lame Back, GCut,
Spralns Bruises Sore Throat, Collie Cramps Cholers
MoTbus, or any internal or external ache or pain,
VIII find prompt relief by using ABOLITION OF
The tests Of time and use have psoy2n its value, ana
its popularity is the best guarantee of its success
For sale BY all druggists Frice, small, so cents;
large, 81. ask for PHAFI'S ABOLITION OIL.
A. MOBoYLE & CO., Druggists, San francisco,
Sole .Proprietors. m25Gm
For Fine Cakes, ire Cream ETC.. the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 90 to HENRY
FISHER, No. SOS St. bet. Filth end Sixth jy25t1m
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GENERAL OFFICE, No. 1916 sEoorD STREET, MAR NJ
BRANCH YARD, C0RSkR TWELErH AND J STREET
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To.DAT's CALENDAR
The People vs Geo Milasieh--Trial for murder
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THE OOURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.

CLARK aud DBNsos. judges.
MONDAY, September 3, 1881.
~ pAEr
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"a FORTY-FIVE INCH BLACK WOOL
ARMURES, IS cents a yard.
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CT Special Orders and odd-si2es promptly filed.
and shipped direct from the OREGON, REDWOOD
and SUGAR PINE MILLS Of the Company.
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CARRIAGE WHIPS, light or heavy weight,
ranging in price from rs cents to So. We also wish
to draw special attention to our stock of rawhde
whips-excellent value. Price, 81 40.
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BURIaL PATTY ATTACKED.

September 2d-1O 4. M.-we still hold the fort
The fight yesterday very warm for about two
hours. We have sent messages by couriers-Cor-
poral Wagner on the night OF the 18th and private
Welsh at o'clock NJ. the 31st also by Owens,
a macarlier at on the 3lst. Welsh is the
only one who has reached Thomas He started on
his return the morning OF septembr LIST, aud has
M henr heard frarn since
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VXTANTED- AN ACTIVE AND INTELLIGENT
w Youth; should be good Accountant
MEINSTO(K a LIB. N se.1t
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yEJwo Or THREE coon CARPENTERS CAN
Z get employment on inside finish, on J street.
between Seventh and Eighth. Wagea 81 rer day
Apply to J. H. CQFFEY 90 ~.
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our Advertisements Are Changed Esailyl

CoRREsPoNDNo DAY, 1850:
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1t is ordered By the Court, by consent, that De-
partmsnt No be and is hereby assigned to Hon.
Robert Z. Clark, and that Department No. OF
the Superior Court be and is assigned 10 Hon S.
c. benson, to take effect under the new rules this
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TENo RENT-A Two-SToRY DWELLING -.
4 house on Eighth street. between and sS;;;
L(No. 1llll; i, is in good condition. Inquire w
on the premises Sc Tvs
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Or. Il Wars seminal pmls.-Ehe hcst