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Volume v. SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, APRIL 30, 1S( 1 (NUMBER 46 NEW SERIES)

J. II. WHITLOCK.(.'apt Ml, Infdv. Vol

li ft tweniy enüsteil of my I'umiiinii.l lit (Sigui'illamp; took n rest, went to llio trail niitl

SANTA FE GAZETTE.

"loJuponiIoiit in all things, Mcutrul-i- n aothing.' sturti.'il in nursnit: iltirin r he liironcnii if ( oniil'if.('. A. Sunn.A. A (I. Ihshiei of Ariz ii;i,

PROPOSALS:WAirrKiiUAsna'f ww,

Sunun-.- M. Aiial,Jvj.l

KAI.KO PROPOSAia will he rnvlwd nt Hit odlee unlilH M. on W1iimíIv llio SUtli d;iy oí Muy. Tur tin- tr.m

i'mrlilii'li of Military niidii ill tlio líijmr tuiwnt ni' wMonteo, tlurinn liV yir, cummuiring .luuu id, lw4, nud

undiiiK Muy 3lt. mt vi:Krom hirl Uiilnn, nr urh otl'pr ni"Kit, nx iu.iy be ciuli

liriiflil tlirTmitorj nf New M"Hm, tunny twM ur t;i

llimi llial an1 urnny lt" nnitMiHÍiPil in llii' 'iviviiiey, nml tu

DAVIU V. VI1ITIU MIUl'EL A.OTF.ll

KKW VHBK, K..KSABC1TY.

WHITING & OTERO.

FORWAUDIXG AND COMMISSION'

MKIICII VXTS.

the bill er.ww-- 1 rapf ol vrry vn kv i.anml rough crníetl'moinitaiii?; iMi"'m:; mil

ou the open plain nnnl,' hy t'ii' w nl

Hie S in ('inn.ii at h'.ju! j" oVl.vl. I'. M II

JAMES L. COLLINS,

Editor and Proprietor.

íA.NTAFU, SATmiD.Vr Al'ii. S). HU.

we found a (loiij tr.u k, fresh, i'uU wilni'iii'.il by my líiiél.' t'i I' n f.i.ml homen, that Inl'ims were near lv, hi 5 o'- -

pimli utiNts mil üLttmii. Hfi intiv Im i.'S!;ii.i''-'i- m

IVunlviiii.

'. I'l' Illl.'l' ei AlllMVll'riiiiklni. Tevin, Ai.nl t .', ISiil

Dili. i,ljfiii.il) Cm A. Siinii

.'ni, lul'i.'. V

A A. A. tiiMieml.

i' tn I'i.'' "l" Nw MkiK.i,

In liicTiTrtt'irv of Anmiii mil) uí" 'l''!- - i"t f

.1 .i,I'. M I l!i:i'ie n 'i ill ii

i,n:.eliuiii

Mn'.

lijiilíltinlf lOii !!linl'liTHl" cttt"1 lliontr per 1iH1 intifi l.i pot I'M nuli'-- al

rVlnHi lli.'V will t sunt u.i ni Mniii ii

l'lie Wight tu tir (aniporU.I Will Imt i"t i"''l nnfi

.pjtlB'K

ten mi'., .i Ii

SV.W YOKKC1TV A"1!) KAWftAft CITY, Mo.

Wi'l t iM:v..K, ;n ll.f -f'lK. .'.I t -, ' :Vi.u- - ritr."

'II, !' '"' M.' iri ai .i i'i")''! a

ti c! itL' tii m: vn i ir

'ii. tli i, ,! un i'm, !hn'

M April :i I Si" J.ml., IvHilei!,

I'vu.iA

Ailllci'.-i'l- !

i.ie ami live iii u, lii'- l.iiieiilllAr.e .' I'll:i' Mm!. Jly

U II 3 (Ml. ! V r o i

i'nyalilt; in advunco vi;hu.it

For oí e y ..ir

Fur t!i,v le

Sin;:!u i'.;).

l'foüithc ia!iri',

!. i'i. I'..:

ile r,iin,iI'll:.Ah l!,i.'rHi:ill.i.! rvr''-- U HIU. U. ilk'liriHi'' i!!i i'i" r -

l,.- ;: r- - .i "u' t"i .v.lM IV ;! !i f ry,

' ll.ai un Ij.j ''i iié.; cum'. nly "I"' ' !'....

i'i llii I'ort Viiili'

,v a t'iili.ii:ai .'icni.ití Will .r mi MM' ;if.rlatum of lUo'iiJUnl l, I'iiki LmiiVr, it m; .Iit

Hi liWti im:ii civo lli. 'ir num- .- tti full, II ni Di ,r

l'lKunf i'ui li irniih:il un.! i'.' u.'ivni;by a tioii ni Iticfnm of Mi iLfiifaihl d If rt. nj inoor ui'T ri'íjKiiMilii ji t .ti, in mni ''Ihí: l'i il iu

nw'iiníi t llie iiii.niiij;. ll mKill tu1 arvfjiinl muí i'iiUtcI i:iíi, mil com! un- rii'lximl"i'irity ruriiíicl by wii'l wi'tii iu .'iccliuiiil' w,Ui til"

terms oí tlii i'lvTfiM'lit 'IU.Two L'f ft) wul fñj'misi! ih1 n;rr ili.'.' ni mili o' fir'v

tlllHid.in'l flollilll t'Bíl!. Will Ml"'!' U (.. II,

f.Hifilirnir.lilivntlTntu'rniilr.i.'i. 'liiM'.n.'.iib i.f li,. tui:'inttn mint i.'üoiti'nüV ilm M

.nUl'a-l'i- y cvi.ici!, e ni mi Ivrui y (, ,.,tr!i

liiil'ier.Bii-- 'n ntn.pl us a.vr.rii, i,. r 'iplini.I'rupi'iiiil' 'i1! mil In' ri'pi'iu'il Tit i.i Ir I.I mu d"

li"" tlnui l,uOU.tli)t)miiiiaii(jn'n-ligiit- Din' ni Un- SLim.'

biliar

el lie' Till whr'iilaloit 4

y v.vic .'iten mil.-

I! si li.e-

u: l'i.icii;r,J'Uli Hoi

ir,c( ot A:;:.:,

i s April lith,iieAil'ieAlC'tM.'--

FrankliD, T. MarchISiit. .rl.iRKl KlVtll, AMI BlM.li AT llifl IIIIKIT lUTU'.

nuixii nvDiin,Ill',' CO: in a ni ivas n:f I'l (mm I:.. null n

II. i:uri!'' (enera' JanusCoiiini.iinr';, l'e.t uf S,

vnr voriK .tit, t ,

I' el Vr- i: iee.

A A. Hi ii'C an lu i N,

t'aptillli!i it; i I,., iiji

li'X.i' We

We'llir eat:.;

'tn oie.i

li'i.l1'win,S';,n'.i F4, X. m.,

CiMMUi.;

in ...1 i leu II. ! :i eo; v i.f :i "i

to ieiiOlt for tilt! Ill1864, HARDWARE, 1801.

lUCrTAKDS k CirAMIJEULIN

i.rAi.rii;, in

Oeil .! un.. II. Wh.iio.'k .".i. lt.fa.iit: v ('a!.Vii!s. of i'i.' t'ne ISOi inf '', a ni une-- '

r .'.!..'ineiii

a

lielnncliiirl v w

Hi tiiy j. ii inwi'li all its pi'.'pi !'!yIi. ud of her es andl...i.!.e i.f lirecy .mef.'.l that as leany a- -

t il'llilil: ei eilhe Cell. C.OIIIl.lllliiill ()vartni o I il al ycKtM' lay received an orjerl' O.o Licit, e'. l. Duvia I'. Inspoclor (Jen-- iml t.i ilsia.l hey. titeen enlisted men of

Cicdain liateliei's Co. II. lliu Ca. Mo..'ll ill

,'"Mf';iIh Will III' W'ilil'il rH' III" ti(lllfJi ill..t ui'ii'.' .iii Hiut mi 'if tin' tie m i.' ."i :;(i nn

llMlllOUll H),üt- IVi'fl uf IIViT,

Pi'iifwti.ili fillet ''I'lfiih'fiK I'.ir Arm. V'W.tiilimi in N'cw Mi," ;ili'l u'iil in c i'L...i," u,i-

fully (."HUply Willi till UiO rfiHIHHIIUIltrt nl Ht IIMiT- -

tmriin'tn.I'Hrtii'H li whiiin fi'A"ilii are inii.li! l (trc.'nri.t

WMiWe In PX.f'.it Hi.' n.iii'i..l liy lln- let !: "f JMto.

liM.aiid lugi'.-- ILd biiL.ln Mr Hie cm'fiiitinii uf t,icMill''.

Cinlrffswill iiH') fubjucl to Hi" ni mv.it ''f I1''Qinrfrnuu'li rti.'iU'inl, Imt lli- lo ri'i' any

alrl all li.ln ll'ftt nny l.cCoiitrni'lcr't m't l' in r.i'l f'ir ervi'1 ty ll " IfJlli

Vy oi' .lunn, hji.I Will lui to Ihm' ii ''"Cb.i.MH'1"! or Hiffiry. at Kurt l.'iii.in ulltrr niivY.t "rllhiiilh-.- lU '.Villfiil llli'J IHIiy bi' l'i;'imilll!ii 'llcil wiMi

.lifiiaiillyoDl roiij.i.

llvrmil Mr.So. 4i 6i

U'

"I I

MnMl!V. an e :e .un i',,, fcuicon J M. .Me

Naiiy I.', ri. Vols, to I'ort Cauly X. M.,a. d aeeuido.r: lo in. tin. Ii ois ret ivei! I havefin nlí!, i .1 icr IraiiiDji irt uti one nil i iuie

e, lieii'in .mi in". liy him frm ''ampMniii ri'i, i.arini; It 't n tho Jilii ultimo.

It will Le mtu lieit I'r.pt. Wh'ilo.'k villiriT.it prnniphit at i nee lock liiii iiM af-t- r

t'ne rveeii.t of niv inririi.-- hh, nirl withrcnurkaiilo rnercv anil vi.ir pumiieil li.cIi.uiaiK vvitii ii'n eoiiiiii'iii.!, nnlil ller moni-o- f

tin! 7;li insl. wlii'li in: cinne noun

Ii.h liidit ''la c! i:iy tie n

i'lii.Tii l.u's fro'o ilrire odd I'erilt le: id":l !e w

wt'i 'choc, went away wy

iii.'e, a. i, it to .siiv.

iliv

HARDWARE ; IRON

I'lnWfl, lines, Spmln,

Wieep Khmrs, I'a.l I.ucks,

S.nl l'ryiiu; Tans, &. o

Tlu' :,i uli i'i ll.c Irá Iti In (i.ir .imiiltUi áí'iO'á il üulicil-

nit a,

I believe tbi'io 'c

fifty liiiliniw i'i ihiune of llio ito'ti ha

acini eoi.ipo ..i: luar i.uiliilanerj mules ni.itoin: riding' iiitiic.

On the M ins'.. I (.tail out withtwenty nun in order lo exploro tlieproposnl u.v; re in.. t, iln: Colorndii Cliinnit.i.

' ion iilllltiie till.

'aiiip. On our aid

1. v.' s in their cloth-- '

w.ii br '!...n. 'file

,em ill nm lliiili live miles X. W nf K'Ut

1! "vir in tiio Sierra ll.niiu, riui 'e i.f ni'c but no tinii' i

iiiiiuiiiN. Anil Iliac Ins ('on,inaul kill".!only property taken awry l.y them was two ;l,t 'lt,;11 w,ii, m 0f CuMlllrTlollies and .ce' p.. u.v, Willi tina oxecnlinii I .., ,r,, i 'lvt (hat will

li'enty-on- linlians, wliicli full into liisRICHARDS & CHAMUERLIN

No. 53, Delaware Street,liaii'i, en:' lire. f.rlv-tir- liorsert a:nl tunic

l.e suciTSnful in n countrytln'oiie'li whi. li I will be able to lutiko

;;.,o praclicab'.e v;a;rou I'i. ad with a anvlnr;-ol- '

at least s, venty ti.'c niilei; I will be outonly lilieen days and iiiimudiatcly upon my

captured every tniii tiiey pr..pcssc.l, ties-

troj inii every iliiu except lii.) kteeii andill" "ud.lh s and audi liltle trn U iw Huí

soidiei'K eiieso to carry Vhile wo were

boriiinir their properly which in

part of, I'srliapa, a Ion of ilriul MchchI andTHOS. CARNEY THOS. C STEVENS ri i I will make my l.r. natations fur my

nn. ilest yed every lliiiiir in tlieir camp.Tony wore a part of tin nn. I of lielniis,win. Klaiuptdeil ami drovo ,.11' o in.myI! ivcninicnt iiiiileM Irmn l.'ov Spring on

lie létli uitinio. I cull' 0. loo lii;;liij eoiiunuml!!ii iuirnn'iit ilinplayeil l.y

I'npt. Wlnf in thii won'; un l liis vig-

orous j.ri'soeiiti'in of it, ami liie siieeesHfulteriiiiuatioit, entitle hiio to hi,;ii pr.iiio.

'I'll1; seventeen U.mTliUK'lil i;m!"fH amiuno horse will of c.iiii'í.! fe turned over lo

an mocil iinca mine moat) ni.out tinny rt.tllni pj New Meih.-o- I do not now inakowarriors rallied and came back lo the sum ,y rqiil .t ,)f l;t fnf want ofmil of the tiuall mount ai wliicli ovetlook-n, ,jUll, all i,(.;u,.(, w iav, tn cmnc iu...I thf caaipuody null showed lic.'ht fur a ,, ,v ,.,,,.,,.1 ,,f it,., ,., ..v,,,,,!!,:,,,, i ..,

CAUXEY & STliVEXS,

Corner Delaware St. & Lovoo,

AGUSTIN M, HUNT,

mm.uiT & sifwcRiniüN aknt.

Nunr the ParroiHa Ctmrcli,

SANTA Vl, XKW MEXICO.

fcüitUr'i Ci'iiii'll WVil. 3 vni. iu. Xt Tuiiíiti1S.

Nat(pr'i IVoinmilnr W'r. X'ilh H.iit f!.op 6 v"l.Aiilfton'n N'i'W Ani'Tirnn (.'yt'lujuiii i, Ifl I

AuiTHMli l,wvi( unit (tu ik, 51. Ti.Hiiu.ry 01 iri.r. By Mn i. fft. (2 vln.)Tnviity Y.'iirti Ai'mii'l thMVurM Uy i.N licit h Ani'ir.wiai.'. l!y Vi!;;.in, 5 vulf. li.C'nirt of n')'il''()ii I. A iin,rb Lli'in. tlj.Woiiiiii uf l( amy unil Hrtroi'in. f 15. Ijiuiu n j'niBh, f'JO

italvi'i ul tlia 'inri'ili I.tugungti. 2 vu.g, 4tu

lfnib!'U'ii I.tfi mul TruvrU. Ity Riyir! 'f'ayljr. fJ.i'i.l"niik'to Workiof Muuli V"ln $)í, ur rtlj

k'tii-- miCrulM of tli ti'J !U.

Ul'l Kuil HAiidHtnnti fl Hi.

i'ojij.trO"".'y Wa.i.TckUm'iiiy nl tue Hi tel. i 25.inM! lni.n'fHi n h'iifc'Uu'i. f'J ií.)i)iit 1'rititn of tliu renliir. (J.'Jj,

HfiKfVi ivrHiif.-.'- Ity iliiaaiiitli'o. $1Com; lft WirkH ofl'la'to Avuli. tlA.

ln gitii'iti. i ihit in 4 vein '.':ii,rl'vi')i!iivra:i4 Uiu llnirlti. It; Hfal. til.Itii ll inrv r.f 0'OIj.iíojí.v, l!vT''. 't.Will Wile Wm lii. y Uiiiiimili rA. H it.TticOid VerJimilB.ir.'.dw tdfkl ity. i'i.till)lii.:knttu' I'nrln-it- of 'tiirl 9.li..iuiii,hifUiri!l. Hy II 7.

Il'cw minin.'S, firin;; a few iihoti (1 did not ) ,:lvu st rudilni-niult.- horsea nor nienee but two gwm amoiiL'- -t thfm) but tiie tli rumrh the Indians, i.uch borstiH and

wlii,;;'.iuir of Mitniio rillo bullí warnednoon ,,,,,1 IH la. , ,,,A ,.,Tllg ntUrilytiieui not toeoiiii: eloeer than j;lt t liuiiJi'rd ,, v,,n (

!f. Si. I?.

tin: t)ii:irteniia".ter, mid ilesiri1 lo knowwhat ili.p. ion shall I." made oflh" Iivlianponies captured, whether they In: ;mnud OTer to to IJinrtcrnmOor or ditp j.ed offur the of tbi IMIilliliilid.

In tltia roimeetioii allow in" to rail yourattention to what cniidfr the imporinnecof the l'ot on the .fniili: nl leant for the

VaiiU, '.vn'.eli wi'.r'.i'.i'.i; In. y loi.lv (o.iod

p irt and loft. The destruction of hides, mes-

cal and dried mulo moat wu-- i imiiioiise; dill'--

iu ; the I'lfj'hl lli Indians, in nlltmipliiii; to

let uwav wiili the toek, l.uioed one lurno:

I Uemain vety Respectfully.Yulir Obedient Servant.

,i. riiAM'isco ciiavez.í.i.'til. Col. 1st M Vols.

Cuintiitititliiii:

MLSON&ILYSTLNGS,Wti'ilumlo tu't Cttaii f"l ra lü J'wr 1ju DoinoWio

tioveriiiii"tit tiitibi s i Ihal ins elilratll eaiii"preeoiit. Il i .1 gae l ba-i- of

out and I was coiiip.'ihil to leavr him. Tlioytiifniii't tue liecatis :u slio-iv- by ('apt. Símigili uf our Annie.wore nnppiS" ! to be Ihi ( linieahiii tube;

Ihil light took ( lace about, perhaps tltirlylivu nulos N. W of Fort Bowie, til liiesoiiih

cud of a r.tii'.'-- of m.jiuilainii called by tk.pt

T'liete tire immense ilillercnuca In the tsiitaten oí t lío number of men n.ov in aur in

HARDWAEE,

riíOísT, ST3Í3EL.,'ails, I'irculiir S'awh,

Corn Mills, Plows, Cultivators,

GUM PACKING, BELTING, 4.C.

A suilublo Stock for tlio New Mcxinan

mies. Semo Isays n Wasliinloii letterA. I.. Anili isin, u. S. A. Sierra hoiuiaraiige,terrible hard blow on

1 u'''1 0 "a "J"Í, ""'" Ulu" ""this lias itibietcilil,i l.iU f,.rl.f r eertaiiilv left. rn. " ".'.lio viiat liavo

Whilloek'j recent 6t'r.ii:-i- it commandi (hi:

exlenaive valley, tit" linest. frriziatr andbest water in nil of that section and ;;ivcnprotection to all of Unit portion 01 llicto Tik's .ti and is wiliiiti easy Rtrikinj

of I'mos Alte.Il is iitlnuilag-eoi- to keep it up I think

as well as Fort .'11111 mi nun, the latter beiiijiu very pour place lor slock, tliu '

tlistatit from the Tost and 10 water

Tory bad for aiiiranls. Company I nth In-

fantry. Cal. Vola, under coiiiinntnl ofl.ietit.

,.:.. i,,,:.,,, ,V ,., ,. r u.iiwij. mor". In: ,;;iires at llio olüce of tin: I'nnosl Marshal lleneral show an increii.se oft'li'.,(K'0 lo the ariuiea since the 1st of .Inn-- i

tiiirv. lStid. there havinir been added 531.- -

teuee, and on lout. The mules ol the tr.,in

were run about cljrlily miles without wider.Tradf.up lull uud down, over roekv motitiliiina

mm and lost l ió ,0Ü0. The ollielal IÍl'iikIanil throiieli eiifiiitis of tin: most torrilieLfAVKVlTOPoH KAXMPn. ia t. ),01 1... rs of Seu.lt l

Su. 37. ty.are follow:,i. . o.., c. , ,i;,,,. c ,.. .o t

Kalisluienls from January I to N'oviiurkett will proceed at once Jo Fort Ctiiu-- , ,;uvo ,,v'

Lur-- Hy roll's iWuiki. lu r.b.I'iiitn m.a'ii l,,mIrtl-i- M.'li(m"r'li'i.i's. (1.iNtut. Trnimliifii ity Wrthl $S.Humiml ill's OniiM, vol. li,Oriental ilsreini Bnt lit'uery $ '.

ULtfrii of Jnaioi.OvIü'r Kintl, '.rifltiu, KiNtln, oto. j3.

Uctiirc of Loin MotilfZ $2 6,

Kiutiiikt'B InvhNioii of liic toI. 1. 'J.

JUiiiisoítiiwiiifotrtty.PllUrof Kir;or, Uf'ii !n livliRt. 1John Doiminl HichurJ Rno. j.

tlTHl'l Amuiiri, AH of liv,i. 3.

YintA irW4r Allfii t'ii. 6 vol, i It.Cumralnti'i tiiwn I'onsinuiaii'iu tJJ.U"jl.tli. liy A'il'ii-l- J. h.rttn $2.(iirls in Amortrn. Ity Lib. nUjc. l'iA Wiimmi'sThoMjilUn Abu it Wmiitiu. $3i'uRimiUji'i Urit rribulaiiou.lÍKil'a Pvtmiim Muuni--

Jfullounl Mbool of tbf buldiT. 50.

ti.illM.e. $'J.Lit" nn nllkc. Pv I(.VKtioDnlHymiK ity Khar.The VaboiKl, Ity lloleuu 'J.

liy lomu;ki. $2 2VThtOoiirf'-o- lrue Uva Never ful Hub Kuioolb. Ky Al

diioli (I 76.

(imiUi lii'Oiui'liv aul Atlm, 2 vh1b.I3.

Bik of t.'lii'ti. Uv fonjíri-f- $2 I'i.Tlnriy liy Hnmit $iHnrtlVy Nuiunui. Uv H.im )un.id'tini-'t- N'i'iiiiiiiii A Kirr"tli''n Knli'li yi i'ii'li mi i"

Wi Ktiiílwli llittwüiu'j. Huma Abrlilfc-i'- .

U if.

rainffs and relieve dipt, ill eschor. oiubei- 1, lb5o 08,000of horses and mules, each of which luid

cut out of the lleshy portions of itsI will not however issue the order lo

break up Camp Mimbres until I bear fram

you, as I know of no place where t'.jo ani-

mal brought in byCapt Wbitlocl: can beso well graaeil and reeruitcil as títere.

Very respectfully,Your Obi. Kervt.

ic;i- -'. G. V. BOWIE.Col. fltll 1 it I'llV, 'uls.

body.Class!:ifi"iil;oit of the stock: Si.'veiii.'Cli

Gov't mulos, one Gov't horse, twenty four.'

Indian ponies incliidliii; oollB) and threeIndian mii'os, of these lait"r, two nre colli,and one a very small mule of .Mexican scrubhreed, one Gov't mulo referred to in the

C D UilACK, A, I. IIAKKH.

BllACE & BAKER,

Wbu!usu!'' Ue.ikrs iu Ainoriann nail Koreiga

HAEDWARE

UF KVfcRY HlXCKirTIuN.

rinwp. Wowlnit llatiiliiPH, Rintn Moi'smid boo'Iíi(iiiii)L"i to lliu ii'jut of Khw M.'Iiuü. t'oii.suutliV on

From X oieiiibcr I, I SOU, to Janu-ary 14 i 110,000

Fr.'tti January Ü1 to February 23,

liil 90,000I'i 0 luet of tho draft of 180:1 40,000Desertéis reurued 2M.0Í10

Invalid corps 2S,0(lO

d vetiraiis 100,000Black troops "0,000

Total filll.OOO

W'tcr.iii Kwrrvr.An ord. r has bfen isjue from Ihrt l'uiv-tis- t

Mnrfiial fii'iieial's olfiec at Washing- -

liniiii,

reportas having been Ftanbrd liytlioln-diiiiiá- ,

and ono yotms fi'lt worn unahh: ti.

travel ami wort: killed, and lift on the

jioiiiid, the, rem.iiu.ler, forty three in num-

ber were saf ly, brought to tliis camp.Titis stock is in very bad condition, hav

iiolioa itilili.llEAOrifAiiriins Ditrr. op Xr.v Mrxn'o,

unta le, N. .M.April Jl, l"l'.l.Official,

Cykcs II. Di: Fubrcst.No. 31 Dolawaro Stroot,

Between Second and Third Streets,UiVBiWullTII, KANS.U..

Ko. .17. lj.

in" been run nearly 1 death, and theirhoofs worm. IT lo Ihe .pu'ck, but by travel

, ton, w'ul.'b stales that the name of the ot- -' .,; it.. .:.... i i .1 ...liu' ali.wly, uud bv card nl uiuiiarreliieiit

1304, HAMM1CR3LAUGU BUOTUKUÜ lU,

KANSAS CITY, MO.

.WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Dealers of Beadr Dadi CliHhiDi,

I0REION AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

HATS AND CAPS,

eiiiibled to lirin ; li.c, all lo ciutip, '''llw f, ' 7 1 "?'' "t'l'arl'. llu vnoiv ti.v.'ii! vottr orders; tlio "A, v .! i? ám''u u 1 " ' ' 'sen-- ani llm!.ponies are ail very lender footed anil nemo... n order? nlalin I,, ,n In.", to f,

oflbeiii with ternblv undiluted backs willwill remain in force, as at iiresoni. wilh

C.imi1 MmuaKs, X. M.

April J, MUI.

Captain:

the Imnor to for t lie infor-

ma'. .m of the Colonel Commainliiii, that In

oWdieiice to his iiislriiclions of .March

I left this I'ost 011 llio inoriiiu of the 2Illiwith twenly-si- eulisled un of my owncompany, Lieut Burkott, and tiveidy en-

listed men of his company, 1,011 eniisled menol'Co. "C 1st Cav, Cal. Vols, and UuspSteward Macintosh, one j;iiidoa.:id scout andono servant; sixly-on- all told, In o wag-

ons and teatiii and thirty davs half rati- -

STETTAUER & B KO.,JORREIU IS' 1AKCV ifln rr.ll'I.E

DltY UOOm, CLOTIIL

HOOTS, SIIOES, HATS AND CAP8.

No. 17 Delaware Streot, No. 17.

Soulh Sida, liot. Main and Second,

LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.

Boots, Shoes, Trunks & Valises.

not be lit lor riiiing in six weeks or twomonths.

Tilia expedition has been made withouttl.o lo.ts of an animal, or liiti slightest ac-

cident of any kind, but, we have sull'erred

p;roat!y the wind anil eld, and Ihe

privations uf trarellin;; l.y uipltt anil eaitip-n- ;

without water: as u ouoral rule of

course allowed no fires alter nifrlil eventhough wo had lo suiter from Cold. On my

reliirn triii kept a of lb it y men eon.

IIAMMEKSLAUGIl BROTtTEIiS,

Ktwp currtlHitK In their lina KKlUbU fet Uu

respect to the Votttian Reservo Coips.This is a rltanpe of name wliicli will nodoubt bo hailed witii (treat pleasure by thegallant soldiers in Ibis corps, and wiilrrcally increase its present high and well

deservi d populanly. Three years of hardliiílitinjr liiu-- given our brave soldiers ofthe Ijiioii armies a just litio to lo calledveterans, iu the noblest anil truest nensoof the term. We hiive now Veteran Volun-

teers mil Veteran Reserves; nobly have,they earned tlieir name, and proudly willthey protect lito tillo anil gloriously wearits honors I'hilatlelphia Inqtiicr.

NEW MEXICAN TRADE.ins, twenty-liv- men mounled anil tbirlv- -

HAMMEUSLAUGH BK0TIIEU3,HI on foul in pursuit of the Indians who istunlly, myself ami Lieut. Bnrkett,

the depredation on the herd at lug post tito saino as the enlisted nun. I

Cow Springs on the lólii tilt. My former considered this a military m ee .sily iiionlercxperieiico in Indian lilitiuir ttiutrlit me to bo very sure to prevent surprise from a::i- -

R. II. TOMPKINS.

ATTOUXEY AT LAW.

SANTA FE, N. If.

Will 1ivb thoromln? Poiiionllio largfit uU lust Miorletlfllock u Kiutua City ur Leavvawsrtti.

It is urged that il. is iiiifi.rlunatc wonhouiil have a Presidential election Ibis

that it was not best to follow immediately bnsli. Iu connection wilh this report I alsoon the trail, ns an Indian watches his trail send a bundle of articles taken iu theirvery carefully when made by stolen stock, camp, of course not for tlieirintrimiic value.I therefore followed tint trail about thirty but tisjii nmller of curiosity. I wish loealimiles to finil its general direction; this on-- your particular attention to the box of per- -

HAMMEUSLAUGH 13ROTI1EH3,

Ardottirminttl to mak to yuf loterit to gin Uiem

yiur pstrnimgi--.

HAMMERSLAUGn BROTHERS,

Btil.iniid promitntt..nlliin will 1. wlTon to nil liiialtiessIu lliu litioolliU .rulwt.siiiii II14I tui.y to liiin.

S A N T A P E HO T ELtablisbed, bent;? about, parallel with the mission caps, 1 noversaw any like them

airoction of the road, and about foro, also the copper slus, beiiiff the l.nl-si- x

miles north of it, (lisiaras Steen's lets used by tliem in thuir Kims. ArtilloPeak.) 1 then turned North lo the Gilu to No. l,is IcHevcd to bo slrychiiine, Article

Would wy thst thoy iirfl ipeoinlly propirtd to flvt'ivttjynwtoU wtinfitiloi to tba

year, liceausc tlierc will be a division uf at-

tention between the political and militaryoperations. But may it not turn out, if pu-

blicans can bo persuaded lo confine thoirattention to political matters, and militarymen induced to devolo lliemselvos exclusi-vely to military business, that the divisionof labor will be highly beneficial to tliocountry This may bo ono oflh greatcuniposalioaa. The politicans nro sorry,

llieycau not uny longer devote tlieirundivided alleitlion to the war. IVrhapnIhev had lietler nol.

No. 8, is what they uso for niakiii;; signalavoid being seen either, on the trail or onthe main travelled road. 1 travelled downRESTAURANT,

South-we- corntr of th Flun

Ia llio Two Story House of Peru 4 Co.

GEO. IIUT1I, Proprietor.

NEW MEXICAN TRADE.

HAMMERSLAUOH BROTTERS,

An thukfalffor put faroitrR tnd will Qndoiivor to do id)

ia their pow to (iva Torthir HUMHtioi to ttt Hion wiorrtlifihii thtlr fttruBii.

smokes. Wo found arrow point3 enough(like these) to fill o peck measure. ArticleNo. !, I think is Galena, although i t verymuch resembles Plumbago.

I am Caplaln VervIb'spl.Yr.obl.Sri.

the Gila five days, vending out a scout onthe third day to look for the trail whichwas fon ml to continuo in n perfectlystraight lino westward. I crdaldislieil a

camp on the ñtb; on the nicht of lie1 Mb I

SANTA FE GAZETTE. merchants would do well toforward by theWhinnlo route, and Colonel CI,

in.! h. pe We hiuw there are measures

iiirtly I n; (ffi'ctuaily taking which will

.1 Ii lui'g before t. ti'iii- in jhir.g manyt In T'j" Apache spanspuil to bet lor world.

7V i, r.iuri your "Ariz-m- miners" wake

V ol a fias morning, your first impulseoí be as now, lo place your hands

upon your heads to see if your hair be all

right. 8, again we say, wait and hope!

The question SETrLKü. Wo are informed

that the Indian Department at Washing-

ton has settled tho question in regard to

the Navajo reservation and that it has been

determined that the reservation shall be atthe Bosqno Redondo, where there are now

re ore than six thousand Navajos located

and industriously engaged in planting

crops.

This decision is a wiíe ono. To have

arrived at any other conclusion, consider-

ing the circumstances, would have been

ruinous in its consequences and would have

again placed and Territory at tho mercy

of the savageB who havo been our despoil-er- s

for so many years.

Wo congratulate the people of New Me-

xico upon this their good fortane, not only

iu their deliverance from their savage foe

but also from the machinations of those who

would have jeopardized the welfare of the

Territory for tho graification of a sickly sen

timentality in favor of the savages,

A Fatal AfflVny

On the morning of the 24th inst. accur-roi- l

one of those serious encounters which

ia f.rnier times were of frequent occurrence

in this city, but which in later years have

out Bfliloin happened between William

Uiggins and William Leader, resulting in

the death of the latter. The facts and cir-

cumstances as well ad we could ascertain

were as follows:

On the night of the 23rd inst. the par-

ties wore at a baile given at the "Arcade,"

a building fronting the plaza, and remained

until it broke up about 1 o'clock, and then

left, going in the sarao direction but not

together. When they had reached and

turned down the street running north and

south by the store of Anaslacio Sandoval,

a dispute arose, in which the patties carne

together, but were paited without any-

thing seiions having happened, und they

then separated. In a short timo however,

near the same spot, they again came to

gether when Leader was badly cut. No

one was present and saw the deed except a

Stivrita, who was being accompanied by

Uiggins, and who appears lo have been the

cause of Ihe affair.

Aiarm was immediately given and per- -

and direct road here, we shall, I hire nodoubt, soon be a most prosperous condi'tion, and astound the world with our

of the precious ores.1 am uenerai, your oliedient servant

R. C. McCORMICK.

Francisco I'erea will pleaseaccept our thanks for the public documentswhich we aro constantly receiving fromhim.

Head the advertisement $25 reward.

ADVERTISEMENTSSTOLEN.

$25 REWARD.

1,10 n,Kl 01 till' IBlh lllltn't """"'i" ,fr.......m hi. P...,..w. ,ull limuu, n, ft nay Caniidliw

Tin abov nmnt will Iw pl lo nr.y ncnon willwld pony huiI liolify im, yf l,js whormljuiiti.

CL'OlfCL- U DlVn.iH.'irll 25, 1SM.-- 49 it.

NOTICEI'DiifliiB n.. ,.!,, f.,. v ir...,.- - . .

C. K. Cwlvy my niithurfati nm, to traniuct all bualMiM minv itaiiin."

' ANMIBJ iKtU).ÍMfM, X, M. April .i!ilü04.

U. S. HOTEL,ALBÜQUKKQÜE, N. M.

Southwest Corner of the Pinza.

urn irepnro,l tffa,;roiiiin'JilBtp both TranKl.nl

KUftrsnu-c- tlim hit I'able will In- lupiiliKl wall Uto bNl tli.lIbo inarki-- can allunl.

KlUISBIEU:lt,l'roiirltor.So. 4fl. Cm.

HOT SPRINGS,

LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.

Dr, O. H. Wwxlworlh liming tiiketi possew'on of (tieVi'KiMi lint Srinj!n mi liltrd up ti Mt rU Mtyla Hin'w iirepiirc-- in itn:oninnnlii( a lare iiumbfr of vIhíi'omflio wumlrrfiil I'llVi'l of t!ip.tr;n lu curing fvnlilUllcautiMinimi .li.si'imis, cutaueim (IIiii'iib. s, ítlipimuiuto,

c. c. is toe well kiiiiv.li in thin Territory to Deal dutmp-(ii- ihi'LT. Tlioitc wlm deIra it inn receive medic.! l;ni- -

U III IlIKi tills! Mil flejltllt Of fsrt. The orrnimhi( fnuiitainniii,. nlnnim fiiruihli ilt)Diy

liliLil witli tl) bist tlif rodrktUrti;rli.

No. 43 tf. '

NOTICE.

.Vollrn If lir.-lf- riv. n. 0, I... a t i iliii-- .I'liiiliiiMuii.in wtri- i..u to me, bj Urn rrolntloL.'nrlol Piiitveiinl)-,pii- II. Kmalo c.r llnjor Joseph

unimnl ,k.,:, ,.,. n. j.,,,,,,. ,,, ,, pf,,,,,,, wlie oai or d.n. lluiTioiuladnKilanimiaiii.l aaiu Saml'', will iinwnt tli.m lo mu lor aelllenii-ut- wulionluna.. All iiiTiiiina nwilir anid laeiu. or liavior In lr.isHe.Hii,n ,r.iMTly lo fuilü liiair will ptam paynl Hi. ) oo m me, ami lurn ovor lo lag anv pioptrir

llley limy have bíloiniog lo ,uk laleJOIIV WATTS.A'tmlnlatrator of

.. Joseph tuuiDilDSe ilecnaaed.0, 4S. Im,

GOODS FOR NEW MEXICO.

GILL & BROTHER,

Main St. Sniut Louis Mo.,

KwlaMiilieil for niarly tweuty yew-- nflcr tbtlr oldiiüLoirin In tlio lerntury riiiI in (he Hurcbuiti o( KtW

While ti Hruwii litnu Slur Is

)iucy il Uar.'cillos lmom SblrUi,

(rOV k lilnc flsJinal Hirtm

Finry fisgimore & Plnnncl Shirts,

Cítele it' Hickory Sliirta,

Tlirv.ul, ('i)ltnu Wulleo aodir HhlrtaDrilling, (.'uniou & Drawer,

kiill Woolen Jacketfl,

IfiftTT Duck OvaralbBack Gloves it GuuntlelP,

Cutum fc Country knit Sock,Bimpi'HiUri k lodlu Rubber Good.

Silk k Cotton HnuaiuTctiler.

IjulieatilovMlL fhilcry,

Huir Ntn, Bella Ac,

Comb, Notion ind Fancy iiomli Uenoriilly.

ill Onlf ri n trim tort In mir hnvu rllt ....

"BimiK f., muí in nro inviiou ictll bu lezumloe tmr UihxIb tivfore buying i vrawin iw uuu rwi iu uig NHOUIU4 Will Ofl SOiU It lOWpricun.

G1ÍX k BROTHEll.tn n

NOTICE.Our (Irm belriR nbout to dlsolve wo hereby notify alt pwn

who biiveaccouutu with uh to como and mi them amiihoso who have cluiuii agaluat m will iircaout them for

No it Si,

C. R. MOREHEAD & CO.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS

AND ,

Cotuuiiggfon merchant,

Nos. 35 and 36, Levee,

LEAVENWORTH CITY, KANSAS.

DRAKE BROTHERS,

BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS,

AMD

PAPER DEALERS,

81 DolcwaroSt. between Third and Fourth,

LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.

Ko.ST.em.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.letters of administration upon the átate or Charlee Dwu

blon. (toupftB'til 1iavÍiii lienu grunted lo the underalgncd bythe Hon, Probata Otnirt of the County of Taoa, New Heilao,all pcriumi hnvliiR chima ngiinit alrl eaUto ara hereby

toprrarnt Ihcm lo th Admlnlalralora within the tinaprt'scribed by law or Ihry will be torpver btrred, and allperaonalti4't)t1 to al4 tinte will maka payueil withoutMtv. mr iBftft',

IliJ.)!Jc.t N '.rió ;v. UvMíin

JAlffKS L. COLLINS,

Editor a aci Froprittor.

SANTA FE, SATURDAY APR. 30, mi

Uliat RlPTIOSlíjbl in nlvanco witliout sioeptitn;

Kor om year $ 2..10Kor iíi inonlbs l ,r,oFor three months pun.Single copies , , lo

CANDIDATE FOKI'KESIOHNTIN 1MC4

ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

The Apache oí'Ai-iona- .

The people of New Mexico begin now lofiel that the giunt incubus üf ll,o Navajotribe of murderers and thieves lia been re-

moved and they eon now breathe easy,ttud witliout danger, look about and sechow they can improve their condition andthat of thu Territory at large, lint in oursister Territory of Arbcuna the Apache In-

dians teem determined that the white menhall not come there, cither lo hunt fur gold

or to open up farms. Wc hear from vori

did reliable sources lhat the miners nearFort Whipple aro becoming very muchalarmed on account of these Apache lio,tilities. Pome are leaving the country

but Borne who liavo discovered rich lodes

of (fold and silver are determined not lo bedriven away from llicoi.

We feel authorized to say to the peopleof Arizona, that troops are getting readyU8 lust as possible to march into that Tor.

and commence hostilities upon their sav-

age neighbors. Within six weeks from

this time, wo havo reason to believe, thatan earnest and persistent effort will be

made to punish the A parlies, and either to

bring them under subjngslion, orto exter-

minate them. It is true, the country inwhich they have llicir hiding plans is

inaccessible from its ragged endsterilo character; and true that the Apa-

ches cannot be starved, out bo to speak, ify ou drifo tliein from one point to another;beeanse the whole of the region in whichthey live, and in which they take refugewhen menaced, is filled with the fiare.d'iim'raiiii, a plant which when baked be-

comes their favorite food. It is known An

mrictl. It therefore follows that in a waragainst these Apaches our troops will haveto work to great disadvantage, as they willbe obliged to transport every article of sub-

sistence either upon or in hav-

ersacks; while tho Indians can travel with-ou- t

other incumbrance (han their arms; aswhorcver night finds them there is theirource of supply their commissariat grow-

ing upon tlio sido of every hill. Tho In-

dians of that country havo another verygreat advantage They know every wa-

tering place; every trail which makes whatis called "tho shortest cut" from one springor one stream to another: and, besides,

they havo a system of telegraphing bysmokes from one monnlain peak to anoth-er by which intelligenoo of danger, or of

movements, whether of parties of their ownpeople or of their cneroiss is conveyed in a

moment all over their country. To ourtroops nearly tho whole Torritory of themain travelled routes is ierra inctynita.Since January 1st of this year, upwards of

sixty of their braves have gono to happierhunting grounds; and despite tho almostinnumerable obstacles with which ourtroops will have to contend, we believe thatthe indomitable energy of tho CaliforniaToluiitcerswhoarctotako tho field, willovcrcomo all, and give theso Indians thepunishment they have so long and so richlydeserved.

Their country is without doubt vastlymore rich in the precious metals than anyother that is known. So, while our gallanttroopscxploro it in quest of savages, theywill discover many rich leads, and rich

pinners, and thus open up a preciso know,ledge of where gold and silver may beought with profit. This will bo not only

the foundation of wealth for tho hardy andresoluto discoverers themselves, but for

thousands of the citizens of our country atlargo who arc only wailing to have theseIshmacliles of oor deserts brushed away,to come with their c ipital and industry todevelop what ii now to all of 119 1 scaledup treasure.

So, wc my to our friends of Arizona-- Heof good cheer. Wo have got rid ofour

Iudiaiis and look forward not only withhope but wilh confidence that VOIl WÍtl

soon get rid of yours. We havo a sort ofprescience that when you nil sit down toeat your next Christmas dinner you will notI..' no itnxis-usv- this point as now, Wait

or rather stay and hope! for succor in

at hand.

When your M'Cleaves and Tidballs, and

Whitloeks and (ireens, and soldiers of

their stripe, get on the war path, your Apa-

che must be swift of foot, sleepless of

nights, and never tiring or ho will be

quite sure to join the spirit 'of the greatManges Von will see. Wo are no pro-

phet, but you will sec.

There is a great and increasing interestfelt hero in the development of Aiir.ona,--Th- at

Territory is the daughter of New

Mexico, and whatever tends to increase the

prosperily of the one cn but conduce

to the interest and advancement of tho oili-

er. Almost before we can fix our atten-

tion to the condition of affairs there a

change will take placo in those affairs as

if by magic. And that country which has

been spoken lightly of will resound with

the hum of a busy population. The oner-

irv and nruutlciil klill will pomp born

will exp'oro its veins of inexhaustible

riches. Towns will spring up as if called

into being by a wizard's wand; mills will

bo built, the church and school h -- use

will be erected; and the great hailut winch

has beilherto existed between our brethr-

en of the Atlantic Stales and if the

Pacific, will be filled with a thriving, reso

lute, intelligent people; and bars of stie'.

will grapple Arizona from the east and

Horn the west, and will run accessplains und reticulate val-i- ,

.leys; then the hiatus is gone .111,1 the lireat

,Uepublie is knitted togemer into one com -

pletc whole and become homogeneous in

interests as in blood

That will bo the commencement ef our j,national millenium: Our thousand years of

happiness and prosperity; the manhood

the young giant; the completed mióles -

cence of Ilypirion. While wo say this re

verently, we say it hopefully, and though

our thoughts have wandered from the Apa-

ches of Arijona, to the prospective great-

ness of our beloved Country, tho chain has

been logically connected and complete; and

we have followed it link by link to thatncvitablo result. We know tiiat this lan-

guage does not result from any but practi-

cal thoughts. There is neither rhapsodyin themselves nor iu their expression.

So that, from tho commencement of hos-

tilities against the Apaches to tho time

when our sister Territory has

even ourselves, and become a wealthy and

powerful State, there is a continuity and a

sequence, which ia cheering to contem-

plate.

Seits Demolished: About tho 15th inst.

a party of confederate spies were discover-

ed to be in tho vicinity of the Presidia dol

Norte, in Texas. They were ten in num-

ber under commandJofSkillman,whoiswellknown in this Torritory from a former re-

sidence here and his connection with the

Sibley brigade during tho Texan invasion.

They had oome from San Antonio and were

looking about to seo what was to be seen.

C'apt. French, of tho California Volun-

teers, was, with a small detachment of men,

oBBervice in that vicinity. When he

learned of tho whereabouts of bkillman

nnd his party, ho determined to make a

night attack upon them. This he did in

most succcosful manner killing two of the

party, wounded three and taking four pri-

soners; only 0110 escaping. One of the

killed was Skillman. Hu had been of greaticrvico to tho confederates in their opera-

tions to this country, and his death will be to

them a great loss. In his camp was cap-

tured a pretty largo lettor mail.

Copt. French and his men are entitled to

high praise for tho successful manner in

which they conducted their part of the af-

luir.

fcí" We havo been shown a copy of the

Arizona Miner of tho Oth inst. It C0I1.

tains a great variety of local news intc-r-

osling to all who are watching theprogressof affairs in that now Territory.

The mineral products are spoken of in

the most lettering terms; the only draw-bac- k

to the development of untold wealth

appearing to bo a scarcity of provisions

and the prcsouct of hostile Indians. In-

dependent conpamios of miners are on a

campaign against tho Piual Apaches aud

it is expected that these together with tho

troops will bo able to give that band a se-- i

vcrc chastisement.

fóTThe Spring terms of the Courts in

the 1st, Chief Justic Benedict's, Distriol

have 11 been held. There are six counties

in tho District.

We have not henrd whether Judge Iiioc-cIiu- b

intends visiting the Territory to hold

courts this summer or not. We know he

ought to do so. It is many rears since

"'guiar terms have been held in the 2nd,

In the 3d District there will he no Courts

until Judge Knapp shall have become....., -- .o: i.:- -.

Ho has proclaimed his determination not to

hold a term ot court his District until the

ionimaudsr of the Department shall submit

to his dictulioc in refcreiico to certain mili- -

tary orders.

In efl'ect therefore we have but ono Judgein cw Mexico

An early train. Oii Monday of this

week .nr. fcpiianiu Aguerras mule train""i11 city from Leavenworth. Il

was freighted with goods for this city.

This is the eailiest arrival of a train from

the east that wo have ever placed on record

n these columns, nod it shows what en- -

torpriae and perseverance can do when

properly directed. The freight paid was

lo cents per pound.

WrLicut. Col. K. A. Kigg, Cal. Vols,

has been in tho city this week. Tho Col.

will havo command of the campaign which

is being organized against the Apaches in

the southern portion of the Territory. Heis an accomplished officer and will doubt-

less give a good account of himself in the

coming campaign.

jQrWe are indebted to Gen'I. Carleton

and Mr. Post Master Hunt for late Chihua-

hua papers. These gentlemen will please

accept our thanks for the favors.

JQrOur contemporary of the Kio Abajo

PruBS says he does not submit his articles

to any person before they arc printed.We have no doubt but his friends are

thankful for being relieved from the in-

fliction.

The General thinks tho Navajo reservation should be located on the Pecos, whileDr. .Stock Superintendent of Indian Affairs,thinks it should bo more properly locatedon the Colorado Chiquito.

Jíio Abajo rrcss, April 12.

Our article (of tho 12th) was not "pre-

parad for the purpose of advocating theplun proposed by Dr. Stock," of which we

aro ignorant. iít'o Abajo Press, April 20.

From Arizona.

Fort Whipple, April 11th 1804.

To Brigadier General James U. Carleton,Uonimanu g, Dept. ot .Now Mexico.

Gexkiiai.: I am happy to inform youthat despite the Indian disturbances, and

the lack of provisions, tho interest in ournew mining region is on the increase. I

think 1 may safely say that thero is a bet-

tor feeling among the people thinat any time since I have been hero. As

prospecting progresses new und unmistak-able indications of the great wealth of the

district aro developed. Some of the quartzloads discovered within a few days, give

great promise: thoBe of silver aro especial-

ly attractive. The placers arc by no meansexhausted. I was at Walker's gulch

iLvnx Creek), last week and found the

rockers paying better than at any time

since tho occupation ot the gulch. At theLower HaBsayumpa, the washings are excellent, and thero is yet water for a thou

sand miners. But the lodes are the mainattraction of the country and as I havesaid, moro confidence in felt in them than

at any previous period. Moreover thoconveniences for working them, wood,

water &c are generally much better than

in the southern portion of tho Territory.The old miners thereabouts aro not to heueirlocted however. I hear of the beirin

niug of activo operations upon several oftnem, and altogether H wc succeed in quieting the Apaches (of which with your goodassistance, there is little doubt,) and in

getting iu supplier, which New Msxicsn

sons coming to the scene of action took up

the wounded man and carried him into a

houe close by. Ir. Ü. M. Hryan was call--

ed in and on examination found a terrible

wound, of three inches iu length and ahm(,st as far in depth .cutting into the stem

ach and caminí tae intestino to protrude,:which tbel-u- careful replied, bnt

expressed the opinion llist the man cou

net live a very long time. A Justice of

the lVaee was then called in. before whom

,hf man made a dyii-- j declaration of the'

lC3U,t, 0f ,.itll!l'. lie lived about fifteen

hoy frvui the time he was cut. 1 tie

!w..c,;-.- was itóicted with a common butch.!

r :e. ana on. uai amrU .e

I'1"" ,,f 51 Co'' e Wls at

time was employed as cook, header was

,troai Bthlt;tic man, about twenty eight

years of oge, of German origin, and at the

time of his death employed ns a carpenter,He was informed that lie would die, and

anked if he had any kindred or friends to

bo written to, but he replied that his par-

ents died iu Germany, and ho had no broth-

ers or sisters.

Uiggins has absconded, ami not been

heard from sinco tho commission of the

deed, but wo suppose tin civil authorities

are prosecuting a vigorous search for his

appreheusion.

A mistake: Our readers will bo grati-

fied to learn that there is no warrant at all

for the reports which were published in

tho New York World and Harper's Weekly

in reference to Gcn'l. Carleton being re-

lieved from the command of this Depart-

ment. We are assured that neither the

war Department nor the President contem-

plates any such a step.

The system of attacks upon Gen'I. Car-

leton which has been kept up through the

New York World is tho work of malice, on

the part of interested porsons, upon whom

disloyalty has been fixed beyond contro-

versy and they know that as long as the

General is in command of tho Departmentthey cannot come back hero and practicetheir iniquities. Heneo when they, with

tho connivance of the owners of tho World

who appear to have been bought up for tho

purpose, publish the removal of Gen. Car-

leton they only publish that which they

wish to bo, and not that which really is.

ItíyOn contemporary of the Rio Abajo

Press is ono of tho most successful marcs

nest Onders wo have ever had the plea-

sure of being acquainted with. That seems

to be his forte. Holmes and Licb were

quito as ferocious on cliques as is our con-

temporary but ho beats them, all hollow, in

finding mares nests.

Sumo men are peculiarly fitted by na

ture for this business aud they aro never

content unless they bo constantly making

known their disoovcries to the world. Our

contemporary seems to be oao of these, for

there scarcely passes a week in which lie

does not exhibit to tho admiring gazo of

the people of New Mexico a marcs nest of

t,,e n,oat gitrntic proportions. But tho

CES wl,k'h om' contemporary lays in his

nest are not 01 a goou quality, no amount,

of incubation to which ho Bubjocts them

has succeeded in producing sufficient vita- -

lity to pip tho shell and lot tho world sec

what manner of bciug it was intonded to

bring forth. Not evens, monstrosity has

yet been produced.

Cius. A, Biussi.Eii, Information is

wanted of this gentleman, who is supposed

to bo in New Mexico or Arizona. Address

0. J. GoLDRict, Denver, Col.

GAZETA DE SANTA FE.fusiles. Kl articulo nómino primero sucreo quo sea voneno. Kl Articulo Ñu,

3, us el que usau para hacer señas de hu-

mo. lUllumos puntas do Hechas muchas

(como cttus) para llenar un almud. El

No. 4, creo que. es (jalona, aunqueparece lápiz de pluma.

Capitán muy respetuosamente suobediente Bervídor.(Signado) J. II. WHITLOCK.

Cap del 5o. do infanteríaVols, de California.

en el Hotel. En esto consistlóclembaraso

y para evitarlo se desvió de su camino pa-

ra presentarse a una posta militar, y

que no tenia pasaporte, y no inten-

taban procurar uno; y sin duda habría sido

el desatino mas grande en su carrera finan-

cial si, por desgracia, lo hubieran permiti-

do venirse sin pasaporto. Tenemos diez y

ocho oficiales federales on el Nuevo Vejico

y con la excepción del juoz Knapp, ni la

mas levo dificultad se ha levantado. Cuan-

to mejor y mas patriótico habría sido, si el

jues Knapp habia tomado el pasaporte, ba-

jo de protesto y entonces, haber escrito una

las y ración medía para treinta días, veintey cinco hombres montados y 30 i pié en se-

guimiento do los indios que cometieron la de-

predación á la partida en los ojos de la Ba-

ca el 15 último. Mi expedición anterior mo

enseñó que 110 era bueno seguirlo sobro suhuella inmediatamente, como que el indio

cuida su huella mucho cuando la haco conanimales robados.

l'or lo tanto seguí la huella 30 millas pa-

ra hallar su dirección general; esto está es-

tablecido, siendo casi paralelo con la direc-

ción general del camino, y cosa de seis mi-

llas al norte, (hasta el l'eak de Stem.)tomé Inicia ul (ila para evitar que

rao vieran, en la huella ó cu el camino prin-

cipal. Caminé abajo en el G ila cinco días,mandando en el tercer dia una csploracioná buscar la hiidia, que fue bailado en unalínea recta perfectamente ul oeste, lisla-blci-

un campo el ."; y en la nuche del mis-

ino dejé 20 hombres de mi mando en el

campo; y me llevé á los dcnits, seguí la

liuelia en .seguimiento; dnraute la mañana

puta cutre ellos, en donde las paites se jun-

taron, pero se separaron sin quo nada su-

cediera, nada de seriedad. No obstante,a poco rato cerca del mismo lugar, 6C

volvieron i juntar y entontes Leader saliócortado peligrosamente. No había mas

presencia que la do una aifiurita que iba

aconpaña la de lliggins, y quien parece ser

la causa del hecho. La alarma ee dió

y las personas que vinieron alaescena de la acción tomaron al herido y le me-

tieron cu una casa cerca. Kl Doctor O. M.

üryan fué llamado, y en la exanimación ha-

lló una herida terrible de tres pulgadas de

larga y cuín otro tanto de honda, cortando

ul estómago y causando el movimiento de

las interiores i adelante, pero el Doctor

cuida losamontn las repuso, y espresó su

opinion que el hombre no podía vivir mucho

Knlonees habiéndose llainndo á un juez de

paz, unte quien id dió una declaración de

muerte, y do la causa de ella.

íi! vivió cosa de 15 horas do la hora 111

que fué herido. 1. herida fué dada con un

cuchillo ordinaiio de inatanzero, que se usa-

ba en la casa de la compañía del correo, don- -

"Iadeprndienta) en todo, neutral en nada."

SANTIAGO L. COLLINS,

Redactor y Publioador.

UNTA IK, SABADO 10 DB AIR1L HE ISM.

ll'lt'HIClOSl' PapUe Invariablemente Adelantado,

Por un aflo ? 2,fiO

Por acia meevi, .51)

Por tree mera, ' .'10

Por una copia flota, 0

CANDIDATO l'AHA l'UESIDKNTE.

ABRAIIAM LINCOLN

El Juez Knapp (odavia buscalugar en lo Periódicos.

ltcfuricnJo á las columnas ilo la Prensa

del Rio Abüj'o fecha 12 do abril 1S64, se

ver quo el juez Kuapp h dedicado sua ho-

rns desocupadas con otra Felipiea contra ul

'poder militar, y lamenta !0br su inliahil dad

do cunipjir con otro deber, si no es de esti-

rar 8ii alario trimestre.

No satieferlm con atacar ul gencril

y al general West, ha dirigido el ter-

rible poder de su cmpondcrablc pluma con-

tra el general ClcTcr y el coronel Collins.

De lo propenso quo se ha manifestad des-

de el dia que pisó el suelo de Nuevo Méji-

co para evitar el cumplimiento da tolo de-

ber judicial, y de tener ni nombro en pro-

minencia delante dol público, por medio de

cartas destinadas á la Prensa, en relación

de lo que el juez Knupp había lucho, y lo

que no habia hecho; lo que el juez Knapp

baria y lo quo uo baria, por lo que el juez

kuapp seria responsable, y por loque otros

habian de responder, es muy fácil Hogar a

la concliiiion que el juez Knapp c mucho

mas propio para Editor do un periódico po-

litico de tercer grado en un punto fronterizo

de Wisconsin, que para desempeñar los de-

beres del juez de distrito en Nuevo Méjico.

El juez Knapp fué nombrado como juez

en Nuevo Méjico en el uño 1801, y asigna-

do i bus deberes en el segundo distrito ju-

dicial compuesto de los condados de Tuos,

Rio Arriba y Mora. Durante su demora

en aquel distrito, no asistió & un solo tér

mino de Corte en ios condados de Taos, y

líio Arriba, y apenas uno en Mora. El juez,

repentinamente, 80 disgustó con el distrito

al norte del territorio, y se presento delante

de la Asamblea Legislativa, jriiuiéiiiloso so-

bre a debilitada salud, la delicadeza de bu

constitución, su estrema señantes al frió, lo

riguroso del frió del distrito del Norte, y

pidió que los distritos fuesen cambiados, y

él asignado el tercer distrito judicial com

puesto de loa condados do Doña Ana y Ari

juna.I.a Legislatura, movida l simpatía por

lo condition de til, y poruu verdadero deseo

de despedirse de n presencia, hizo el cam-

bio, y lo mandó á Doria Ana.

Desdo quo el juez Knapp fue asignado

al tercer distrito judicial, el territorio de

Arizona ha sido formado, y el condado do

Arizona quitado de su distrito, do manera

que el juoz, ahora, ticno en todo su distrito

Bolo un pequetio condado, y nlli está sentado

como una gallina viejay cluecasobre un solo

lluevo alzando sus plumas, cloqueando,

picoteando á todos los quo lleguen cerca,

y bichándose con tanta grandeza como b

tuviera debajo de él, ciento y veinte huevos

y estaba al punto de ofrecer al mundo la

mas magnifica producción en pollos que ja-

unts ha sido la heroncia do las gallinas.

Desde que el juez Knapp fué nombrado, 61

lia manejado para estirar de laTesoreriacosa

de 1500 pesos, y el valor do los servicios

judiciales que él ha prestado al territorio,

uo pasan el valor do un mes. l'ur infortu-

nado que el juez Kuapp pueda haber sido cu

respecto de otras cosas, uo puede quejarse

do desgracias cu la parto financial do sus

deberes como juez.Si el secretario do la Tesorería hubiera

requerido del juci Knapp, i que tomara el

juramento do lealtad, y que mandare con él,

un certificado del comandante de esto depar-

tamento quo el juez Knapp fué conocido

como tin ciudadano leal al gobierno, cu lu-

gar de bramar como un león merumento,

habría cantado con la dulzura de una palo-

ma do chiche; y sin iudignaoiou'ca lugar de

estremecerse, y do bramar como la mar

contra algun promontorio c

adentro de sus aguas, habría que-

dado con el silencio del mas pequeño

descansa sobro el arenal. Si el ge-

neral West habia tenido i bien mandar una

escolta y un carruajo al juez Knapp cou

bastimentos para el camino y haberlo infor-

mado que tendría grande gusto y mandarlo

i la Corte Suproma do Santa l'i siu costo

alguno, el juez no habría encontrado la di-

ficultad con respecto del pasaporte; pero le

habia de costar 40 pesos para venir y 40

pesos para volver a mas de los $2,50 diarios

I UO de tantos Durante la repre-sentación do una comedia rogó un sordo it

on caballerito que estaba a su lado, le hi-

ciese el favor do decirle si la pieza estabaeu verso ó en prosa; y este le respondió:

quiero Yd. que yo lo pueda verdesde aquí? ,

A cuántos de los que asisten el teatroles sucederá lo mismo!

Ammai.ks! Habiéndose muerto en un viajo-qu-

hizo á París el alcalde do un pueblo quohalda dispensado muchos favores k sus admi-

nistradores, estos acurclarou manifestar su gra- -

liiud, orliiiendole en ol Campo Santo dol nuolió) un moniiuK'iuo t con la siguiente 111.

seripcinn:'M11111 yac M. II. .MiUmiJo m Pam."

anuncios.Efoctos para el Nuevo Mojico,

GILL y HERMANO,

Do CAT.LK DE MAIN SAN LUIS ME30U1U.

Ksl,itUvtil, j.t ilo Tftiuln Sos y nfrecon i am tn--

ikiii, ialr,ntM'lri. en ol Territorio y i lo uoruorcunluca; Nuevo uu iuuieuiu lurtido u,

l'nimdi Naneas y l'.tr.hia ilo Uno.t jini-i- tfii'lu ln UrlIUnto,

Cmi'ii l'rfr'U y Arulea Je Luna,Culi !e uiit. ili io l.ana,Cususa, il. I(.y.iitill,i l'iutus,

Hilo Ciuilt-- l.ana di Abalo,!,. Di il Cmiton i d Lana.

luinii'U le l.iuiaTi'jl.liis.(iiiiino-- ilr Oiiiiio y Manijóla.Cliiviuiaft Dotilt'S.

I'' Atolón uell'lAii en loa ftanch',lTll ltlllt-- v t:fPLt..4 I'll!.l'.in,o. ili AIroiIoii y nacadla da Soda,

liiiiinu-jara i1 Pido. Fajas, tic.

y Montos d," undo nam la gpntoTod is lio órdenes liada átioeslro

aiom ioii pronta y personal compradores nreseuteaventando San Luis, aon invitados que lleauen 4

.Iros eíecloa antea de comprar one eatoa lúe- -

ran lemprauo en la aaion por diuoro y aeranvendido precios bajoa.

GIl.L y HKItMANl).

Drake Y HermanosVentero de Bllillolaca, Papel, Cartería ytal meuwdM

VEXTKI10.S DK PAPEL,

1 CaUeJIMnwaro, enlri la Toreen y Cuarli,LAVBNWORTH KANSAS.

Xo.- -JI Im.

"CIÜDADDE KAÑSA8MÍr"

V. II. CIIICK y Ca.

COMERCIANTES TOR MAYOR

DE ABARROTES"Y"

Comisionistas y Romitidoros.

Eu la Cimlud de Kansas Mi

Rfnpptuiamfnt(i MllciUn ffnacftritiniuclon rjni interiorpíilriiciniue IiIhthI le kun nmiRiis tn iNupto MAiio. Tenilrúuiuri cutiKtantPUK'iile eu lo de wldaulH (en adición i

uticu.-i- k Ooin muñir), i y Honutidorp) un tiiIa jeompleto lurtiilu de Abarroto. ToiU Arden wfc prontimrniP itlrmlnlj. Tmln clin de olociim in compruriíri j

vfinlidua k rnminion, como antos de ahora. Atenciónparticular 4 Ii compra j venta de Lana,

W.H. CHICK rd.Ciudut de Kunmi Mo,

Knr de i tífl

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STETTAUER Y HERMANO,

COMERCIANTESE.N KFECTOS Y HOPA, GfctKROa lDE MUDA,

Butu, Zapali, Sombrero! y Caihuohu.

xo. n calm: delaw. no. n.

Iado de! Sur entro Is Principal y Segunda,

(lltlln DE LEimwOBTH, KMSU.

C. R. MOREHEAD y Cia.

Comisionistas y ComoroiantesDI

VIVERES POR MAYOR,

Huello (Levce) Nos. 85 y 80,

LEAVENWORTH KANSAS,

llErtllEN-CIA- TURBA T CA SANTA

1864 Hammorslaugh y JJor. 1804.

Cu dados Kansai Mistini.

EX VKXTA l'OK MAYOR Y MENOR,

Traficante tío Hopa Ileclm.

Klaotaa Aaridaa Xatraageroi r Doniaitioaa,

Sombreroa y Corral, Solai y lapaloa, Baulai y aiullUa,

HAUXEIISUiaHrlKllllANOa

Tienen en iu linea toda eon convenient! al tral taiKuevo Hinco.

HAHHKHSUUUIlyUCBalAXOI

Poseerán en la taeon venidera el mea grande T neioeaurtidode electoa qaa bayaau la ciudad d! Kaaiaa t kaiv- -enworlh.

'HAUKtRSL.UGnyUEHaUHÜl

8a bailan deterininadoa I baeer lodo á vteitre litarla i4 vuietra protección.

IIAMMERSUcairyllBItllArlOl

'proparadoe aipeclalmente pira hacer!toll veanpoaibla dedica al trato dt N uevo atajlco.

nAMUBRTLAÜGU y DERMANOI

ÜMan mradecldoi por leí favorea panado! y elempreiestañaran i hacer todo en au alcance paraaemlr Sandaatialacclon A todoa loa qui din au patrocinio á olloi.

Thos.Carnoy y Thos. Stevens.

CARNEY Y STEVENS.

Tint ir oí n mayor de AMrrotM, Riqnlnt 4 U CiUDelaware y Leiee.

UUVIKWORTB, IAKIAS,

carta en términos debidos, pidiéndolo al

secrcturio de la Guerra ó al comandante

general á que le supliera cou un pasaportegeneral ó que recindiera la orden eon res-

peto de los oficiales federales en el territo-

rio.

Pero hablando con toda franqueza y ver

dad, cuando las filenas hostiles están tan

aproximadas, y cuando una espia podía pa-

sarse con la guardia del l'revosto, como uu

oficial del gobierno, caminando en el desem-

peño de deberes públicos, no seiia prudentey mdispensalj'e el reqnirir un pasaportepudría nlg'in ciudadano leal al gubiein.:considerarse agraviado cu tener que cum-

plir con la orden, aunque l.i ejecución deella fuera ó no fuese prudente y propia entodos ios casos.

Kl coronel Cullius hallándose ausento del

territorio, diremos unas palabras com espec-

io de él.

El juez li.'iiediel tomará cuidado de si mis- -

uio. J',1 coronel Col!;ns uo es un" republi-

cano de la escuela del inez Knann."

Kl es de los republicanos quo dá testi-

monio do su fe en los campos do batallaencontrando los enemigos de la patria enlos campos de Valvcrde, Cañón del Apache

y Peralta.

Es un republicano y tal vez el primero enh listados Unidos, que, después que fuédespojado do bu destino or medio délascalumnias infames de hombres (H carácterde juez Knapp enarbohi el nombre del Pre-

sidente Líncitln en la cabezera do la Guzo

ta, para segunda elección. Pero el Presi-

dente Lincoln noesde laclase de Republica-nos que merece la aprobación de esto som-

broso Daniel, que está sentado en juicio, ennuestro territorio. Eu qué se ocupaba vljuezuníante la invasión do esto territorio porlas fuerzas Tejan ,3? Todos los valorosos

bravatos que lia manifestado para hacer da

ños, y encender la discordia, e:i cito tiem

po de paz, desparecieron por los puntos de

sus dedos, cuando el enemigo estaba cerca,

y lomó grando empeño on hacerse tan os

curo ó invisible como podía; ahora, cuando

uo hay enemigo que encontrar ó resistir,

se hadoseinbaidii ser terrible espada, y está

floreando su triuufauto Toledo sobre las

cabozas de generales, orondea y mayores,

con todo el pretendido denuedo de su cele

bre prototipo, Jack FalstalV mismo; pero

que lleguen las fuerzas lejanas dentro d.

cincuenta millas de la Mesilla, y se poudiá

en fuga por instinto natural, y todas las

tropas ni Sur do la Jomada no podían evi-

tar que él sacare el primer pasaporte para

salir, ó impedir su salida, siu pasaporte

alguno.tíi fuéramos permitidos sugeirr algunas

cosas á un tan sabio y notable personaje

como es el juez Knapp ofreceríamos las si-

guientes:Primero. Que si él tomare tanto empeño

cu atender á sus deberes oficiales, que ha

toma lo cu escusarso del abandono de ellos

seria mas crcditablo 4 él y do mas utilidad

al pueblo. Segundo. Si, cuando estala defensa do mismo, evitare la

salida del sendero de su defensa cou atacar

á otros, nada al fin, seria perdido on hacer-

los. Tercera. Si el, en quietud, obsequia-

ra las reglas y órdenes que están obsequia-

das por noventa y tres mil personas cu este

territorio, tan buenas y honrndus como él,

no tendría tal vez, tanta notorifda afuera,

pero tendría una y mucha mejor reputación

cu Nuevo Méjico, en doudo él y todos los

hechos cou relación á él están ampliamente

Sabidos, eutendidos y apreciudos.-

Asalto Fatal.

En la mañana del 21 ins., ocurrió uno de

esos encuentros serios, que en tiempos pa-

sados eran du ocurrencia frecuente cu esta

ciudad, y cu estos años presentes han su-

cedido raramente. Esto sucedió entro Wil

linm Ilíggins, y William Leader resultan-

do en la muerto del primero. Kl hecho y

circunstancias según hemos podido Babcr,

fueron como sigue:

En la nocho del 23 instante las partes se

hallaban en un lküe dado en el "Arcado"

un edificio quo fiouto á la plaza, y perma-

necieron en él hasta que se acabó que fué á

la una do la mañana, y después so salieron

y bo fueron la misma dirección pero no

juntos. Cuando llegaron á la vuelta do la

calle que corro de Norte á Sur de la tienda

do Anastacio Sandobal, se levantó una dis

Id (, clamamos iiiiacomllcTa de sierra muypedrego-i- dura y despeñ.isa; saliendo lucraa valle en un plan momo neclio por die'10 Talle llamado de San á e isa de

ins I de la tarde hallamos una huella decaballos chichos, fieses, esto reconoció

guia que era 1'uvoruhlo, y que indios habíacerca, a las 5 de lu tarde tolué campo aun

pie sin agua, estando MI millas del pié do

la sierra (ó la siein. nula Humada ,.,r el

capitán Anderson.) IVsoucs de babi r od

',,,,,,,1,, m.mté mi Kuia , ,.; iml,.s;l reconocer el pió (lo la sierra, si habia

agua, y si liallaimn que vieran si ñama se-

ñas de indi ..h n lumbres de alguna manera.I.a guia proutó lia'ló agua y señas frescasy continuó buscando lumbres hasta á las 4

do la mañana del "i, cuando fueron desell

bieldos. Kl mando se hallaba II) millas de

listanüa. liceiin la noticia ai aclarar,en dos minutos ya mi mando iba cuandolos salvajes estaban recordando de su sueño, entre el nelarar v la salida del les.11 fuego, la pelea duró eos de una hora,al fin de la cual ya tenia en mi posi tíoii mentero pertrecho con toda su propiedad,

cuarenta y cinco caballos y mu

las, y los cuerpos do veinte y un indios.Ksloy Balisfeclio que como til inta fueronmuertos en esta batalla, algunos de missoldados tiraron basta I tiros de sus Mine

Mosquetes. Y no piulo idear cuantos de

estos malvados se fueron 0.111 heridas en supcllojo, solo, es satisfactorio el decir quemuchos. Yo creo ene habia 2.')0 indios eueste campo. 1 or nuestra parle algunos delos soldados tenían Hechas en tus vestidos,

pero á ninguno se Ir tocó el culis. La úui

ca propiedad que fué tomada por ellos fue-

ron dos muías y un aballo, con esta excep-ción, capturó todo lo quo post ian, destru-

yendo todo, excepto las lilbis y los aníma-

les y tales cositas que los soldados dejaron

para llevar. Mientras estábamos queman-do su propiedad (que consistía parto de

quizá una touelada de uicscal y otra tautailo carnudo ínula seca) cosa de treintairuorrcroB so allegaron á la cumbre do la

sierrita, y estuvieron viendo su pertrechoy á Bomuron que querían guerra por unos

pocos minutos, tirando algunos tiros (yo noreflejé mas que dos fusiles entro olios) peroel sonido de las balas do los rifles do Mineles hicieron conocer muy pronto quo nosearrimaran mas de ochocientas yardas, cuyatemor tomaron á su beneficio y se retiraron.La destrucción do cueros, mescal y carne

seca que fué inmensa; durante la batalla,loi indios haciendo fuerza retirarse con lahacienda Lascaron una muía grando del

tal que se le salieron las tripas, y

nic f obligado á dejarla. Kstos se supo

nuo eran de la tribu (.biricachi. hsta ba

talla tomó lugar quizá seria cosa do 3b mi-

llas al Norjcste del fuerte liowie, i la orilla

del Sur do una corrillcra de ierra llamado

perol capitán Anderson L. h. A. sierra Do

nita. Ksle fué un golpo terrible y duro so-

bre esta tribu por que eierlanicuto queda-

ron destituidos de todo medio do subsisten-

cia, y á pié. Las muías del tren conicroncosa du odíenla millas sin agua, subiendo

y bajando, sobra sierras pedregosas y porcañones del carácter mas terrífico, lasprimeras lió millas casi 110 se podían caminarñor sus esdiieletos do muía ó caballos quetraían, cuda una de las míales tenia la car-n-

cortada de la parle mus llena del cuer- -

lJ-La clacillcacioii do los auíinnles; son 17

muías del gobierno, un caballo del misino,24 oaballos indios, (incluyendo los potros)

y tres ínulas indias, de cstus, dos son chicasilo edad, y una muía mejicana muy chica

de cuerpo, una grande quo referimos quelu habían herido los indios, y un potro, cua-

les estando incapaces de caminar fueronmatados, y se dejaron, el resto, las cuarenta y tres legaron bien á este campo, lis-

tos animales están en muy mala condición,

habiendo sido trabajados casi hasta el morir,

y la pesuña en exceso gastada, pero cainíiinti-d-

despacio y con cuidado pudo llegarlas,

á donde ahora solo esperan vueslra íuden;los caballos son muy liemos do pesuña y

algunos de ellos están inutilizados en el

espinazo cuales no servirán para andar enellos en seis semanas ó dos meses.

La expcdieii bo hizo sin la pérdida (lo

uu soló animal, ó el menos accidento de al-

guna manéis, lo que si hemos sufrido mu-

cho del airo y el frío, y do caminal esoon-dido- s

do noche y campando sin agua: como

regla general per cierto no di jaba echarlumbre después do oscurecer aunque te-

níamos que sufrir el frío. En mi vueltatuvo guardia de treinta hombres constante-

mente, yo, y el teniente Uurkett, anduvimos

lo mismo que los soldados Yo considero

esla una necesidad militar para estar cierto

eu evitar sorpresa do emboscada. con-

junto con este informo muido n númerodo artículos tomados en su campo) por cier-

to que no es por su valor, poro por curiosi-

dad. Deseo llamar la ateucion particulará la caja do fulminantes. Jamás ho visto se-

mejantes, también los caracoles do cobre;estas sou las balss que ellos usan para sus

lile lliovins entonces estaba de cosinero.

Ar era un hombro te y .ohu,,ia de veintiocho anos de edad, de origen

Alemán, y al tiempo de su muerte estaba

empicado de carpintero. Se le informó que

iba á morir y, se lo preguntó que si tuina

dativos ó parientes para ese.riliiiles, pero

respondió, que sus padres liuoian miierio

en Alemania, y que 110 tenia ni hermanos

ni hermanas.

lliggins su ha escondido, y no so ha sa

bido de él desde que cometió el acto, pero

suponemos que las autoridades civiles es-

tán ejecutando una perseciisiou vigorosa

para descubrirle.

Dtiltio Mimbre.(.'i'Aiin:i.Gi:y. Disriuro ni Auuovi,

Franklin, Tejas, Abril 15, WW.

Al lirig. James II. Carlcton.

Coinaii luiite del Dept. do N. M.

Ninfíi t'f, iV. M.,

Gevkiui.: Ku esta lullará una copia del

informe do James II. Whitlock del 5o.

de infantería voluntarios de California, confecha 13 iust., coateniendo una exploraciónindia de las mus prósperas, hecha por él

del campo Mimbres, habiendo salido el 27

último. Aquí se veerá que el capitánWhitlock con gran prontitud inmediata-

mente tomó ol campo después do mis ins-

trucciones, y con energía notable y vigor,siguió a los indios cou su mando, hasta lamañana del 1 inst., cuando les alcanzó cosa

de treinle y cinco millas al noroeste del

Inerte liowie en la Sierra lionitn, corrillo-r- a

de sierras. Y su mando mató vcíuto un

indios, que cayeron a sus manos, capturócuarenta y cinco caballos y ínulas, destru-

yó todo lo que habia en su campo de ellos.

talos se hallaban separados de la banda

de indios que se llevó tantas muías del go-

bierno do los ojos de la Haca el 15 último.

No puedo recomendar en demasía el juicio

excelente desempeñado por el capitán Whit-

lock en esta exploración; y la prosecución

rigorosa, y terminación prospera, que le

á una gran celebridad.

Las li muías y un caballo del gobierno

se entregarán al cuartel maestro, también

deseo sab r cual es la disposición que se to-

ma de los caballos Narujúes que so captu-

raron, si son también entregados aló dispuestos ai beneficio del

mando.liu ceucccion con esto, permítame que

llame su atención como considero la impor

tancia do la posta de Mimbres, á lo menos

por lo preseute. Ku una baso de operación

contra los indios como bo ha visto por el

capitán Whitlock eusu recieiiteexploraeiou,

parece un valle extensivo, el mejor parto y

ligua en toda osa parto y dá protección á to-

da esa porción de la ruta al Tucson, y está

dentro do una distancia pegada fácil de Pi-

nos Altos.Mo parece que es ventajoso el seguirlo,

lo mismo que el fuerte Ciiuiuiings, el pri-

mero es un lugar malo para los animales,

la pastura esta lejos de la posta, y ol agua

muy mala para bebor. La compañía 'I' del5o. de infantería voluntarios de California

bajo el mando del teniente liurkett seguirápara el fuerte Cumniings á relevar al capi-

tán Druschor. Pero aposar de esto no doyorden do ubaudoiiar el campo Mimbres,

hasta no oír de Vd. como que no conozco

lugar donde los animales traído por el ca-

pitán Whitlock puedan estar también pas-

teados y repuestos como hoy.

Muy respeliiosaiuonto su obediente sorvi-dor- .

G. W. BOWIK.Coronel del 5o. lnft

Vols, de California,Comandante.

Ci aiiiei. Ukskrai. Dura, ni; N. M.

Santa Vi, N. M. Abril 21, 1801,

OficialCyrus II, 1)b Vomitar.

Ayudante de Campo.

Ci'ARiiii. Gkm. Cami'o MnuuiKs N. M.

Abril 13, 1S63.

Capitán-- : Tengo el honor de informar pa-

ra el conocimiento del comandante coronul

que en obediencia á sus instrucciones do

marzo '24, salí du esta posta la manada del

27 con 20 hombres enlistados de mi compa-

ñía. Kl teniente Uurkett, y 20 hombres do

su compañía, 10 hombres alistados doloCo. 'C del lro. de oaballoría voluntarios do

California y el moyordoma del Hospital,

Maccutosh, una guia y escolta y un poon;

sesenta y uno en todo, dos carros con mir

t

OFFICIAL JO A I! HOUGHTON.PROCClUDOn Y COSSiJEllO

DE U I.KV, OriCIN'A santa FK,

(Antrriutmcnto ht Otlcitn dc Salih j Bovcbtoi,)

fXlotifS confl uir i t prontu tcncioe--Sus rclACiieiir tn laCunimt ila rt':iituiiKion, le Ucili- -

tarín cfcctivami'tiiH y pruutanicnto i jfoseiuir riiclatnuion Coiitrc'. in Dt'Mi t miiHitoi j' iaCollB üi Reclamo,

October, of e.uh year: and a term of the di,trict c B ' to be struck, with Bu:ta.ic

court of the Lnit'-- Stae for tlono.t 'vn di - ''b'euiH, le vices, and jn.enpnous, to hioí California shall be held in th,; ciiv of eiiWd to Major i.ciicr:it .rant.

San Francia, .ssid State, on the first Moil And .. it further f ha wu n

lav of April, and on tho kccou.I Monday uf taetu:l inc!e ball luvo h -- i. struck, the

August, !nd on the first Monday of Dcccuib-- r, ha,l cu-- a v.;yy o thi.s joint reso-n- f

each year, and a frm of thu' district court to b.- ,t parc.tmcnt and dial

of the Tuned the district of Ore-o- n trail Mint the sain- -, twtlmr with the (mid medal,

dmllbo Portland, in tho lo M ;ie-- (.rant, to be prented ti

State of Ure-'.- .. th- - lirt M.m.lnv of Mar.-b- bm in th- - name of ti.' pooplo ot tui' United

and on th"iir.stMumlav id' Julv, aiid on the s( tea of,

iiiwt Monday ot November, of each year. furtlnr reso 1 !iat, su- -

Sec. X And be it iu;th t enacted; Thai íficn-n- iim moii-- y to carry this

tion four of the net entitled ''An -t to provide ,,!i'"ct lll'r"tj.v appropriated out of any

circuit court- - for the districts of California "m,,.V ll"''J nut otherwise upppru- -

corporation shall make an annual rep..rt!oOu;i-gi(.v- s

of their tuiid'. and in estmcut-- , Saidshall specify tic following p irtu'Hlnrii,

irinu lv: The uimberof d posirrir: total amo-

unt of depO'iit'i; nmoimi invested in bank stukand deposit d in bank on interest; amount se-

cured by bank sloe!:; amount invested iu pub-

lic fund-- loans cm of public funds; loans on

murtgngeof real cute, loans un personalamount of caih on hand; total divi-

dends of the year: annual expenses of the insti-

tution; id! oí which shall ho certified and swornto by the treasurea; and live or more of themanagers shall also certify and make oath thathe f aid return is correct according to tli i r

knowledge mid bel.ei'.

See. 'I. Ami be is ftutbrr emu'le 1, That thehooks of mu id corporation idia'il, ut al! tim.--

ilunngtheir hours of business, be open for his-

pe 'tion and examination to tic Comptroller of

Currency orK'T. lit. And it further enacted, That

corporation may make s for theMore ordeclv in.iiia:;einei!t of their biedn as, nut

frniti.-i-

LAWS OP THE CN1TEU STATUS.

PjhciI at the First Session of ilu Thirty-oh- i

Public Nu. luAn act amendatory uf aul nu'plfnn-iiuir- to

"An net to provide circuits for tin; lia t nets of

California iii'i Orcm, unJ for otht-- puiMarch third, eighteen hundred

un J '.

b it ciiaVtc bv tlx Srnato and House ufKepror'ntntiYt'H of tint United St;iien of Amaneain UonjrrcHi aneembUul, That the tennn of thocircuit coiirtofthu Lniteit Statui for the

in California hIihII be hold in tho city of

San Francisco, in mud Suite, on the lirst M jn iayof Ki'bruary, and on the at; cm ml Monday of Jin.',and on iho HrHt Monday of Octoh'T, of eachyear; and in tho city of 'Muiiterry, in said Sute,on the first Monday of April, and on th hccoihI

Monday of August, and on the llrt Monday of

December, uf each year; and that a term of

aaid circuit oottrt foi'thc Stuto of Oivon nhnll

13 held ut tho city of Portland, in aid Su;-- ,on thi' Mouilay of Jiinii uy, and im thefirntMoml iy of May, Mid on the iirt Monday of

Septi'inbt'rof each v-- .r.

tin:. Í. And hi it fiutlier enacted. Thai ttiieu-ovt-

tho circuit judt! U iiUent, or, fi'.t;n anycms'1, unable to hold a i'in uf the eiivn.ian abovu providfd, if shall b tie i v f li.ediV.riet jmJu of the dMrict boi l mMi v- nn.No term of the eiivuit enn;-- in on u l "ttenth circuit hall hi: d mcd to lie n d nonthe eommrinvniL'nt of u term in iino'h-- iA circuit court may be in tin diiier. ir.

ilitrii'm at the Mime t;in !.

3. And b; it furihrr eri.ft'-d- Thai th"circuit judjjp' of said t iith eirruit may, ut his

discretion, appoint s'.-io- of tin: circuitcourt, to h"id nt tin tA wh-- r' tin- huiiImíiiii tliereuf are to bv Imldeii, aJ providedin this net, by an order, undrr liih hand anral, addressed to the martini ami clerk id' said

court, at lc.ift liftenii day- previou- - to th" d iyfixed for th commencement uf hu h npi'e.-- .l

M'HsiotiH, which order slnll he published ny themarluil in oue o mor" of tin- wites or new

wiihin tho district wlii'i'e Mi'-- h

are to be holden. Al ku Ii p ci il session- it

phall Ijepioup-'tjii- !' t the s.d court to enter-tai-

of and hear and dei.'ld-- ' allin iiuity, s in f'rror, or on upp al,

'will ofiuw, uiutioiin in an--- of judiio-nt-

tuotioiii for new trial, and ail other motionand to award ''Sedition and oth Tlinal pio.-e--

and to do and to transact ali oth'T bti":ue-;-

anil direct all other in all e iu"..prcndhijrin the rireuit e)iirt. except tn ini anychunc by jury, in the same way mid with the

ame force and eli'cet as the ame could orinibtId iloneat the Mated of ,ueh cuiiri. At

paid f pneicul uiaift fourt may also tryand determine all 111 of fact in ca-- in

whieh,bythe Mipulation in writing of th"parties, or th'dr attorncvH, and tiled with theclerk, jury hall be waived.

Sec. l". And he it further enacted, Thattho clerk of the circuit ninrta for the dUtvict--

of Ciilifnruiii hh all be appointed by the circuitiudjre of ihcIOth circuit. The appointmentbo in writing under tho hand and neal of t'teflircuit judxo, and "liall In: tiled in the clerk'snlliceand entered at Iar;:e mjumi the records of

the court. The circuit judc may revoke theappointment at any lime by (Üne in the dilie--

of the clerk auotiee in writing under bin band.mil Ren), etatinp that th aupointai'-n- is revo-

ked. The revocation hall be entend 011 theof the court. The cb'rk, b. lore ente-

ring upon tho discharge of hi duties,lake the utb of ofliee 'preycrib-- d by tin) actcnml'-- " An uet lu ait uaih oi'olVice

Ami for other puipoKi-rf,- np'provcd July two,eighteen hundred and nUij-tw- nw- hiichoathnhall bceudonid upon hii appointnient. Thoclerk hall ulso execute bond U the L'nitedStatCNwith two or more Kiilficicut Mireties in

flitch fum us the circuit judge may deNjnate,c.'iiditioued for the faithful jc .m nice nf h'sduties. Incase of a racaucy in thu ollice of

clerk, tho district judge shall huve powev tofill mich vacancy by appuinimint, which tdmll

continue until uu appoiuttn nt in made by thucircuit judge.

S"c. j. And be it further enacted, That thec erki of the circuit courts ot the tenth circuitfdmll have power to appoint on" ov more deputieswho hhall have tho naiai authority, in allrenpecN, as their principal. The appointmentuhall be iu writing, and in dued by the clerk,and nhall bo tiled in his ntfiVe, nod he enterednt large upon the records uf the court. Theolcrk may revoke th appointment of any depu-

ty at will by writing tiled iu the ollice, andentered upon the record. Kaeh deputy, before

onieriiiíí upon his duties, hhail take Um oathof otiice prencribod by tho not entitled "Anact tn prescribe an oath of offn;i) and for otherjnirnoses," approved July two, nghtcen hun-

dred and sixty two. And Hitch oath ihall be

endored upon bin aiuiointment. The ckrk

C. B. Brace A. i. Baker.,i,tfrl;i,il,,H ,.n veal,! wr lusyar do Qi,liiiilleria

y KxIMtiJta a d, t,la rtH,Tl iuii, Míquiiifti ,lii',lj,:.il,-- y lrj llabailuri-i- y ofii,n,

nip, ijliii,'!,u- ,iUujUil,ia al Ir ,nu au hutvu Mújiuo, iimijpre uit iiunu,

NO. 31 DELAWARE.fciitrolaa Cullci Hpgun.la y Trrcef a.

I.ATKNW0RV11 H.V8U.

C. E. KEARNEY,.VutnaMmi-ut,- tin Kaiimy y UtirnarJ,

WKsri'onr.

Oomci fiante pur uiayur en tuiln climii tin

it i:Klldn, SÍKríüSAHIOn Y I)R MOU.l.Vinoi,, IJ,iuri,, Pinos, T,ibaro, el,

anipy, u.- -j veo i Puuicnli,

;i ;.ii.! (Ir K.Himu, Mi.

1SG1. Quinquillería 1864.

;ií.íaí:üs y ciiAMüi-iiLiN-

Is EG OCIANTES.i:n' gri vniiíiaio

- i'i.ih,liiil:i,lr,.iaJ('ua.g

1.1 lltrli. ,i - tita i uufstro couialDIami Uilo. ii

IMCIIAI.OS V '.'HAMIIMLI.XO. ÓÍJ CALLE DE DELAWARE

Kaii.a

Wiluon y Hastings.XJííü OCIANTES DE VENTA

'Miii,,iil.iilMraiii,ra yD.méill,..II Arír...

a a.- -I" Am... JUln i.lg.u,I rt.' 1'Uar, lial.- -

"Ji J.ir ,iaa.

alUin..,, joX M

ilu I'eliiw.irc.riHlaialliil,. ,.laS,,;u.,;' tKAVKNIVUIlTII, ICAXSU.

V.M.Divo!oy y Hermano.Ihriijin fniK)ialufft tin,

YVKfJOCIAXTFS I)K VENTA POK MAYORy JUCNOi; K.V

Mil,- ,'Iirii prilirii,.,! Pn y Vidripn II,:!.!.. Vi!r..,l..V.,!a,a. t,VfS.,ai.:.,-,.- Hr v,..ll r,. c.,,,.

c.i... L rauii. ,1,. t'liaüy y A.allo daL.alai,

Calle in Main, ,utr, Tercer j SogURili,

CJUDADPfi KANSAS Mi.Nn 'in mr;!.;,) coopi c n aú'Uú piiUt uUi.., ri, iiM,i,,,v,i MÉ,i,,f , n..

(íiüi tf;i.,'lJKt ;d mj biO- -

r. il;;;i..' l.i niMi'. mi, st; mil nit rj,j fi KM.uhi- Jl' i.ij .ir iu mi u iiijj.ir.

N'.31. MAINC.X,. -

"

1, V r Ui II. !EWI

COOPER Y GHECCt(Surnoiw rf Altwrfo Jan-e- t.)

Nogocinntos por mayor y monorTio,,i

rsivl'AS, JliüHHO,

ACKltO, CÍ.AVOK,

('A11AÜ0KK9, TUtfAi,

l,"u'1 imi.xP.1LUS, LAÍ.'IIADÜS , CADEN'AÍ,

iaOGAS, LOSIÜDOIH'ITUS, llAKUKNAS, FaSCOfLAÍ T()H- -

Y ACKItKONK.?! DF. VAUIKDADK9.

.U,,,-wi- i particular r4 Jala al Tiuril'0 M NuitoMrjiro.

iluriulo, J. 6. tilica mío oUaddo Katilaa, Wiaui i.

Urfrrriicnil C. E. K.arney y J. S. Chick y Cla. CIuumI da

K.tiia.13.

P S. aintto giir.tr lloara k eiannnar nneilro a.rlld.)antes tío c onip raj en ulro luyiir,

t)u31.1 jr.

tii'iixi.A.orutuKIEV TnHK. OliaiAll 1R IUÍÍ, Ml.

W1IITIX0 Y OTERO,

COMISIONISTAS V KBilTlDOKKS

DE EFECTOS,

H iAl Víiltti, Y i It DAD DC K US.líüHI,

Hffiiiintn iVil"iii'f" (..irn In oniiiprn itfl pfeetos tie tj:lai thml't,i i. nl nmtuili.

eifriiirU hi el itmi'TCin, )' Ifuvnrifis nicfuilns, 1m i)aIn lUClInl ul i!e rnl11ll'U" Cnri lllt'jur pri'Jmri'Hill t,nliw nni' viciii'ti jior ffirte tii'tn po k ImeiTin,, y puoiicn ffrRttinrvi'iit.H ill limit y otri'i iritin liiH cixi )n;ilitu, y prnvfchv.

Tniuh o rT,iliii ft,r, ftliiiiicciHTán y n'iialiriiii ile kniiiasCilfli mi irtiiiot imla.t mi.' rcnuci.il quo (kjiu couiliulu i mi mg:Rcriliii'iiu

LANA, CI KIIOS. SALEAS Y OTROS PRO-DI (TON,

Y LAS VENDERAN ALMEJOR PRECIO

crtiii.y cu:iliiil.'rii't.'i)Añimtu lie injiorLui:lp THibirinlUlan priilil:iC(iliSli!ci'llCÍnti,

WniTINfl y OTBtO.Viuíd'i (fi! Knniai, lio. a l (k Miyo, de lbflt.

No.SlVir

GLASGOW HERMANO &Ca.San Luía Mi.

Tirnrn un urlido Rrncral AhirrotM, qnt of rei ilifiMiio, loi preciui uui equitativo!, por cintro

luáo.T.i in M on nirtu tu molar a tinción i la tíeJí it tu g

ud i olloi,

aud Oreiron. and for oth-- purposc-J.-- ' iiiproV'dMarch tliird, ei'Mitcen mndn'd and M.xtv th1

nuil Siii'titiiH lour awl lia' nf tin? net viititl-Au net to irovMi' l'or cxtf'inl1'! tlic law mnl

jmlifial hy.4t'in i if i In t'liitcl St.ttfM lo tin!

Suite of '('ulif.ini'a," iif'M'owil Scjiti'iiilt.T

tg'it, eij;U c l.u'nlr. il mnl fifty, r.mlul! provi-ini- ni' law ini'miti'iit willi 1i-- u't.

linltll ' erei y r p a e

Sfc. in AjuI - it fuaher ctiacted, Tintt li h 't I'll'' on llir t Mont:-- I'M iv ii him l:ed an

ítv-'f-

Avr 1. i'

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Si'ii.n mnl

'i.Tiiai.t..iai'.'.l .Sra.- -

jail

ill,.'n.r an,

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,(.!' Urn-

An in' nl'hoMh, il, Clr-i- v

l'!lll .''a-..- !

lor .!.. li, t IVl.; f..r

1,1 li, of1Í .,' r, An

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ill" cir it c Hi: :x- I

et ,f U :Ti.ll.i ' ".l i,;,!,:- - iai,,!

Oil t.l il )i ii'i'li an,! th,,,M o.l.iv S, ,i'.ni',.T of ,'a,.':i ,';!l', ainl

'. Ami all ,r,u','', ,'ivil in

in., n, w '1 1I1II 1, ti I,," 11, ,), ll..l','al ;,

'. - U , ri'iuuiai.l.' .ilil iMili i.w al i;

of llun'ii ,.,li. ill Mii I,.'

to tvai'M i,'rj tiv,'!;., l,,. It; ulM' iipii ii'l 11!! l,,ik- tin, r, ,m ,', ,,i I'Vil'Vkiuu, j,.'iiai,i,irf t,i sai,l i'.iiiils, sa ui !i,' I:'.

from iln' ,!ar wli nai-- iviirl.--'Ir vil IkM ta ill,- cilv in!,-

,

S,'f. J. An I. it fa niat'l, .1, Taa' thill, ',"! or il,,.' I'liil, ,1 S';'t.' cii't'ai: rfiiiri, uaof li,, l'ni,., Siai, - mi rtrai (Unirá .. uf 'f. iin, wlnai'-V'-- intllt-i- apiliiini lii" mía i iiiti-- art r,'.jiiii-,- i.al j,lit v,.nl l Main tlu'ir ia, in l

at Kii.,sii!", Nmhw! , anil M, ln,llij ta ii,'Ii, ,!,!,. n at üii,'li tiiatia ri'-- i,

Mlall .la Ill litast ,.i,ii,ii ,, ,, ta,, pu rnml.Ñutir.-i.- i, ich s,,,-ia- ii;,i,,ii,t ,1 iiná,

r,tvii,,n "f this nrt nl',lih,'(l in

at en,- .rint.-.- in th- - ti.v.atin viii,-- a i.s tu k, luid, tul-

a'iitii,-

Apriui vil, Janiury -- lSi'.l

An net to provide for tile i. !ieelify ill lieapnropriaiion for the pnv of oliiiccrsand men

actually employed in the Western l)i pariincin .

or Department of

li it enacted the Senate and Il"iiv' (jf

JiepriHcntatives of the t'nitcd Slates of Ame-

rica in Cuiltcss That there he andherehy is iij'propriait'il, out of any inoni y intho Treasury not otherwise (iitpropriated, "thesum of sevdi liiindreil th npaiid .ix hundredand twelve dollars and thirteen f nt- or somuch thereof a.i may le iic'.uy, to carryinto the act M indi tücnív-liftl- i,

eighteen luiinlivd and to rtc.'iir tothe oliicer.s and 11 i actu-il- i'loyed ill IhWestern d''iur,!it nr. ord ínii'tnn utoV

tjiidr ety, lioiinty.ntid pennon; I'mvided, hw-eve-

1'h it, in the payment 'il'the moni y herebyappropriated, Midi paynicnt shall he mad'1

directly to the oüícim or unldh'i' hy whom theei'vhvs were rendered, or to their

utn rives, or totiieir appointed hypower. of attorney, and un MS',;Mitieut of anysum due to :;ny oiiieer or Mu-- Miall luvaliihsuch iiaym"iits to he nindn hv pa vina iters oftho United States tinny: l'rnyjiíed further,however, That any person holding a power ofattorney authorizing tin- receipt hy him ofHiuoiiu: to he naid t anv oflieer or wúldier luav

u;;ciit, without interest and tli uhe will pav over the amount received citherto the üolilier or(iu hi- - a ) to his wil'o orchildren, for th ir jit liUedu rcc iv;.such fiiiiount.

Approved. Jaitu:. 1,1

I'ublic d.jlaw rcci'itnui tli--

t'.; lo d in lo tha m.iiiiS ofit dSi.

i;.' d bvi ' S 'itate and llonst; ojntiitlV'M o Slate id' Anie-.h--

in Co.iurcss aeinliled. That .u tick's of clothingli.'in,j; niaimfaeturedof wool, cotton, or lim u.;uid c mipriyi-i- in a p,ick,'o;e not i.xo.:edin;iwo pomi.U-- in weight, addrocd to any

doii-'- oilie;.r u:' private serving 'in tinann'o s of th United St.u. s, may be transmit.

d in th an lie the Ci ,1 fit. it the, to hi! il all epaid,

lor r Luir oiinc or any fraeti n thereof,Mihjiret 10 as the I'o.-- master

ral in iyApprov ,'d,.liiii,i-- v 2J, h;dl.

fl'iiblie lif.iolution No. 1.1

JoiiK Ib'MoiiHion of thanks to Ab'jiir íleii.-r,:-

I lrs.-- S. ttraiit, ami theotlici-rsatii- ddi'Tsii e ' ci ' ii no Ji coin nut nd duriiiL'

tn:s mi Üeili; ,n provnliii tnat thu i'reuf th" nit.'d .tatcs hall cause a nicd;i

lie .me, to 1,,. t" Major (i. ii

Crant in Ih" nam" of n'f thel'iSt.it ,.f

U it iiy tin. S.aiuti'iiiiil iluiimi nfIt pri'M'iitativ.' nf tlia t nili-- Stnti-- nf Amari.

ui Tlmt ofCn;ri-.- i tin y nru 10

Major 1.,'iii'inl h. (Iiinit, and tliroii-- h

l,in, t tlioollir r.aiid Ii. v whohav,. fmilitnndnr Inn conoiniinl ilnrins; llm f, rtheir iiallnnti v mid pond enndnet in the liaitl, 9in wlneli thi-- have finiriif-ri- mid Ihat t Uo

I'r. ii l. nt Slale he rcqiiestiid tn

sriivvr.Kitcou-AX-Speaker of the Moum- of lv:plVU:nt:itiyi:;,

II. HAMLIN,

Vie.- president of the C. S. and IV IJ ul of

thu Senate. theI) ecmh.T 17, Isd.'..

AlillAllAN LlNUuLN. s l

Public -- r.'pct aittliovi ;iii!' th" Pi'i'd. iit to apto:ul a

Sc.,t,d A' Mai.! of W.,-

d the S 'ii.ii and II " oi

niV' .. ml d Slate m'

th- -

p M , I.V

!. the a'l,": aim 0, ill'' '"M.

crinIV 'p.ti'illl.'ll!.

ill .V :

Í WarMl '.V.l

An a t ..,

uf ill,- t il. I'. l):ni If on an,.M.ii,-- .

I: it ,!.J !li; inin t' a

V. . K. !:iir.,11 1' ail.l William. Ill lii

,.M-.-

lal.v ., lianu'fih- -l I'A

ailii. ,!,' Viil: ni II. 'lu'lll. Ill,I'. Ulna

Maim ,1. Or...ilallia rill, r. .1..

i;. Nn 5. mal

Wa C ty 1,

S.e. '1, ;,!d be k l'alüh - , Til .t .ll"o,i'Ti' of said c'.irp'iiMiioii h cu;i inr of n

jifi.'r-- i dent and ice pre id' nt, who,sjvell shall coi;,i:uti' a bnai'd of

four of whom, if th.- t or vie:'oL ho present, shall con tinilc a b ..nil

ul such r.) tvd lor tue ot

sill,'Ami faith, ,'i ,1. Tl

i'i,r.,Ji-a!i,,- annua ilia

uf .,lii. an -

,X,'iianl. iiu-

all

I. i'n11,1 f i.l

dallar-- l,,r Ihi' fahlnf UÍH nliiil nil ,n ll (lill T OÜiill'H

w ,i:;, a' .rtinn, la uilii-,- ,, ai', mnl liiilil ,ht'll" a ill tin il' all

ill 1..' - fallhi-i- ,ii;

iho illtth i lift.Va. 1. Audi," ihat

liri;,us., un, li.'iii'íit if th- - . nil

IMlli'V lllf'l'-'i- l thatllallrv, r. '1'llllt it I,, alia rí.'

lila.' la .ill .1 iKa.ars: r. ,n-

U'liaiiir.itioii, Ai Biinia inn;,' In, invest-'-

111 Lie iot'k of mil by (,'uii- -

ir or in iy be loaned on mor i labank, or may be loaned oil bonds or nobs;wiili ci'Üiilei'.il security of the oi'

bauk-- at not more than ninety per c luuui oípar valii", or they maybe iiuentedat the

public finid-- id' the CnitiMÍ States oí' tic severalStates, or loaned on a pledge of any of waul

funds, or innMed in loans on morCcac of

real Provided, That the whole amountuf tat'k Ii till! ilHtitlltiull lit Hill) tillli' ill

anv one bank, both by way of i;iveptni'iit and a

u surety for loans-- diall not exceed one halfuf its capital stock of kiicIi bank, and thatnot more than (d'ihe whole 111111

deposited in the institution fdmll be a, any on,

time uve ted in oí real Theineoj.i.! in' inter, at of ail dept)dii.s símil he dh

d i':n on ;h 'po;iio!'i. tent of all th'tm-it- s

ail... 'led ainon the diposiLoror ihi:-- .'

iiiiimivesj uceon!i'n' to tho

hiipuhitcd; and ti;c

tidrawn i'T c 11. !t timei, or in fnieh

the corporation .dial!

directSee. ;j And be it furtlie cna"ted, That no

director or conmidteecbariied with the dutyof iuve.itiu the tb .shall liorrow any por- -

inn tneveoi, or uie sam1, cxer p in pavin- -

of the cxp' nes of tlr corporal ion; and if

anv oüieer, director, nt'ent, or oilier pen-o-

connected with said hank, and interested withthe funds or bepo-i- thereof, shall cinhezde urfraudulently convert the ame to bis own use,be shall be 'deemed guilty of larceny, andshall.011 conviction theivjf, by any conn coinp"teiitto try thu oliicoec, bo in the

not b h than nuc nor more thanyearn.

Nec. Ci. And be it further onucied, That thufubnidiunie ollieer.i and iient ol' said corpora- -

torn hall ivoly jive such Security fietheir liibdity and ;rood conduct as the hoard

ol maua-vr- mav ironi time to time rnptirsiii.riiiiiiril uliiill fix tin' Ka'anrai nf bir-I-

i mnl

Sue. 7. iVml li! it frutlu-- .'nn.-- il, Tinit iln.

i talis III", t a - laiijiui.ii'nn in ua-

ion ,if iIim m;t shall iintlnii-l.i-i- to in andwiitl bank l.y the nf nni- nf

thiir iinmln'r n nun us vii--

üiuViii, anil l to

mii-- iiurmms ns tln-- slinll not

iiiiiind an ciiriiiir.uiirn tn Im mliltil to lio -

iivd of mmpm, m Hint Un- li.'lo nunlior of

trustcos, or lnnniiOTs, niemuiiiK the presidenta, vice preaideut, hÍkiII not e:;racd nine per

Immn.

See. B. And he it That this

J

iiiant tn hv: V Id

which lin y in.lv .nnr", that ll

:ü;i." !iV ill 1; r, or any oi bytli'-'- ni lu ivit A 0 mil v ai,l

I" Ml lililí

av l.c hila' "I 1,1,1 I; r iiy

arof, - ii i.

. Aii'l I, ,t farlli-a- r f.t "1. Th: a,'l!, in f re fia, in an ift'--

iif raw i, 1

Na. i.'ju comm.

in ih several S

'I ;i"i. id Coiuinh,1 l.v mid Hou.e

fh,

.onimitti

ia aiii St i

,'f'l.i . la ia"l .ill.a v nil a a..-- i, ai

la,, ("niriii iha l),.i.li.-- r'ulniiihia as luí

nii.'il iiav.' ; a- - u li vaar-,i-'- ,l

lr,,in ih

!, an, a, li

li ,.. fi tin- J r

lli'!l iMlllilllt,','

ll lilaaliv,alt,-il-

to

aliv.illial".! in 111 III- -

nía. Un,

ur una,..II, .I! - in ni ami-

alian. I.'

ií;í,' any ctmvy.ii.oí claim, or nioi ni

ih,- ii;',h.-iii-- Coin; il t illil

ci'i'.ihcate of ih.'jii u, fruíav !i ciini'pii r ' riv. I

tia, n'.,in.i: ,;n !,,ii,tmil to t;i" nun 1111 all Minn

y reeeiv.'Ll by y

al,- red bv llii.c;'.S. el'. And be it Uinl na, ,i ,l. innlytaeuis hcreiofure made u 't! . ;!, '

t!oluiiihi;'. to the committee i' of111,- il. ÜI1Ü1.Ü; ufa n ililiv l.l-- i-- ill Ihi,.,i ,i;.;.. ,:! .,1- n.i.n.rI'll,- - l shall 1. Lf,.,al nial i'j-

, i ai-

ii,,-

hailiU'l.'.iMla '

- ,,'i,:. Hi,

, Mari-l-

in -- Nn 01AN" ACT to np; onion lii- cvp.-- ; of thd,"y:

('iiii'; of the ro;:nty of ailiiictou uponti.e - i' p .i!a;i;i,

j; i: eimeti'd h; ih S i nnl Ifoine of

ÜepVreeiit'iliv,-'- oí' tin' Cliil"' 'S .d'Aiue.i iu Coíi;í".-- s us .i t from and,

after p !:;r'i' of ihK i

thuri'it. of Ciecity of tieo;: town, and tho

eotini v niti ii'ii ii'v; of ih" o ny o!

ton, in the Witrh-- of (.!ei'i;ti ;:, ,'!i:il contribate lo th- - nvs of ih c i:t of tlv?

county oi Vashin,;lun, incai v d on a coint ul'

the h'tiiian.i' Court' the oii'ce o'.' coroiii's andtile i;iif of said eoiliitv. when 'Ve;' h 'ivafle- -

uiipoiteU hy law, in tlie inl.owm r i'o;ui'tioimlo wis the city Ol llIUIl!.'itU tWCÍVellllüilld

tin1 cit, ufCi or'. 'town and thecoiintv of a hiiif-ion of csneii'-cs-

And be it lurcher cnaeted. That all

Ill"' ' ll'nl 1'Hl'tH t 1:IW IllliUllsn-ten- t Will tllfpri'vi'ioii-- of this act bound they hcrchyvpealeil.Approver, March fi, lStU.

Public N'o. 12

,Joi:,r itio.i'i'iov ("iideriu:' t!m Ihaabks of

'.r.'S to M'ij-i- (ioneral W . T. IShertnan,

lie it. resoh ed by the Seiiate and House of

UepreseniatiV''H nf th" l'nited .tatCM of llineri-c- a

inCon;;rei-;- That the thunka of

Cmir-- and ol'the the Cnited Hielenar- - dti", and that the n;m( arc her bp t uder-e-

t" Major feiicral W. T. Shernmn, cuinmaud-c- r

nf ' dep'irliat'iit and nriuy of the IVnues,-iee- ,

and th o!!i, and isn!ii"r. win servediinderliiiii. for their gallant mid arduous hoi

in maicli'iif; to the ri'iief tf the army of theCuiab. 'rbmd. and for their irallantry and hero- -

ism. in the battle nf Chat tanoopi, which contrijbatt'd in a 'icat deicfe to the stieceaj of our'

anus in that glorious victory.Approln'il, Kehritary U, iNil.

Public lleStillltioil-N- o. II.A RKouTnis in relation to the Public Printing.

lit solved by the Senate and House efof the ITui-- il Stutes of America in

Congreso nssi'iubled. That the second uceliojiof the joint resolution apjiroycd .March third,er.'lit'.vn hundred and be and thosanie i hereby aepealed; and thatthe Superin-tendent of I'ublic Print in;; be directed to print

ftcr cv en hundred codics of every hill orjoint v. or to lie print- -

i'n av ,,'iiaio iioimc nl Ko- -ulaiiv.-s- ninli-- any riilnnti-itlii-- Jlnuse,

sinna niiii r iiuiniii.r ha riaiuir- -

''J I'T tin-- Iuikp (inti'mitr til- - nam-..-

Iirnavy il, l,Sii4.

.

Tim olilfst paint'ii;; iu th; world is ftMitdotiim nnil (lliiKI, iiiiintrd A. D, 881).

,U nldf.-i- t in Knirlatul nro In In. il.o

plt,,lil9 of (.(.uocr, pnintcd in panel, iu1, .tl'p f1'1)' P"

m luurtcotitli oenturj, (inc.i

of Uenry IV , (lone in the bogilinilig Ctf thoflfltentli century.

mav take ftom each of hin deputicH a hoiid uiion making and lilinu' and nllidavit to theuretieíi for thf faithful performance of feet that li.- actio;; in the premises purely

Ins duties, hut th" clerk and tin ureties on his a

official boud shall he liable for a It the ulliciai

acts of each deputy.iSoo. lj. And be it further e,nnr ted, That the

clerks uf the circuit courts and district courtsoT the Cnitod SLat .'.s for the distneuof Caii-- 1

fornia and Oregon shall Mcverally he entitledto charge and receive, fur the services they mayperform double the fen nnd eonpensntioii allo-

wed by th'i act emit!'! (,,n net, to

the fees and costs to le- a!!''v d cl'O'k-- , ma- r-

hals, and attorney of ih eiivnit and districtcourt of tlio United S:aten and for o;h r

February twntyij, e!u.enhundred ami lifty three,

Mee. 7. And be it t

fact in civil casen m iy be tried mid

by th" said citvini court without theintervention nfa tnrv, wiicn.'V.T the ji tlior thvir atiornyii ul record lib- a rihjuiiation in t

vriiin miIi tuee"rk waiving a jury, l ponthe trial of an imue oí fact by the court, itsd"ch-ii- Miall he iven in writing and lib'dwith i ho clerk. Injiivin th" the,fuel- - found and the con, In sin tu of iw sh d!he Hcpiirately ntat d. Tic! review of the jud.;- -

m- lit or decri' emcred upon such findin::- bythe Sujireiae Court uf ih.; United Srat-- upo'n

iipp-a- or writ of error sh ill liu limited adctermiuatioiiofth.' hitlti,úi ney uf th factsfound lo HUppnrt the judtriiiei.t or deen e

ami to th ruling ft in admi;-tin-

or rejecting eyideno tl'i'Ti d, and in theconstruction of written di' umntH yr clu ' 'diiud admitted. Tnc Supreme Court iuiy nilirmor modify or reverse the, judgmententered, ur mity, in it- iliacreeimri, order anow trinl or furth r to be

. taknn,Sec. K. And be it furUier cna 'te.l, That

urn, of ilu. jllatriot. of ,1 e l.i.iinl Slat,,,for th" of l alifarina hlnill In.

htM in tin- - city of Mnnt.-rev- in miiil Slate. .,Il,efir?t M nidny of Kelirniiry.nnd on the fnvt

Moad iy of June., mnl on the' firm M"iiiay nf