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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-11-10

TNHSsOLUTEON AMID GO
sA1 PARTN EEsSHIP.
The firm Of 7. H. Antrim & Go. is this day
day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to pssste hereby respect
fully, but earnestly requested to cali and settle
up. Either Of tao late firm are authorized to
Use the Firms name in settling up the business
of the arm. Respectfully.
Aug. 3lst, 1876 TIL. ANTRIM & co.
The undersigned members of the former Firm
of 7. H. Antrim & Co. will continue business
at the old stand, undsg tao firm rae of An
trim & Bruce.
Thanking the public for their liberal patron.
age TO the former firm, we respectfully ask
continuance of the same, promising large and
more general stock to select srom, than has ever
been offered in the towa~~at lowest prices.
7. Il. ANTRIM,
7. A. BRUCE,
sepz9"tf Waynesboro', Va.
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.JEWELRY

New Goods in Celluloid Coral and Jet, never
before exhibited here. Also, the new Silver
Bead Necklace, at
PERRY Il TEN BROCK.
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q. M. AcTLHANY keeps on hand large stock
of Iron, Nails and Horse Shoes. Low for cash
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-11-10

COLLARETTES AND RUFFLES
from l5cts. per yard up. Also elegant goods
in Crepe Lisse and EnlorQideriea. French EN-.
broidered Linen Sets st 30 cts at
PERRY & TEN BROCK.
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CORSETS

CORSETS.
The largest and best Stock selected with
care by lady of experience who understands
the requirements of the trade. Also, Chill
drens Corsets and Corset W aists at
PERRY & TEN BROCK.
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E1oR SALE.

E'0h SALE.
Five thoroughbred She's rllorn Bull, Calves,
eotswold Ewes and L.abs, Glands by import.
d King Britopls and Berkshire Pigs at moder-
tie prices. q
A. NJ. BOWMAN
Bellevue Stock Farm.
Waynesboro,
apfl4-' augusta county, Va.
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WURSTED AND SILK PRINCES
HANDKERCHIEFS,

All newly receiV ed at from s Gents per yard,
up, at PERRY b TEN BROCK.
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DUBLIC SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
FARMS
will offer at public sale en- the premises,
about four miles from Stanton, near the Mid
dlebrook road on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1876,
if not sold privately before that day, two value
able Farms, containing 1863 acres-s4 in each =,
adjoining the lands Of Mrs. Sheets. Joseph
Ryan, and others. The improvements consist
of good comfortable dwelling Honses and
Barns Orchard, we'll watered with ane Springs.
and meadow on each Farm
They will be sold separately, or as WHOLE
according to the wish Of purchasers. Amy per-
son desiring to examine the Land can do so by
calling on Henry Borden, residing On Que of
the farn4s, who will take pleasure in showing
them
Terms made known On day of sale.
JAMES NJ. BORDEN,
oct20-tds. HENRY BORDEN.
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h ASONAESLE FIGURES
z - II C. a X g.
PURE ICE CREAM,
PIES &c CANDY

made daily. All orders promptly filled and
delivered. Special attention paid to Wed
ding Parties, Sociables and Entertain
ments. Foreign and Domestic Fruits al
ways to be had fresh and choice. Come
yourself and'send every one else to
J. P. HAWKINS
aug1s-1y Confectionery and Saloon.
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New Adye tiSeAMents.

Tina cheupest, Fstresf and Fest Family -azedi-
cine an me W'o,.la
For Dyspepsia. Constipation Janndee BILIOUS a.
Sour Stomach Heart Burn, &C., &c.
This unrivalled Southern Remedy IS Warrantca not
10 contain single particle of Mercury, or any lnJu-
rious mineral substance, but Is
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NTIRG MA. In THE CLERKS OFFICE
v of the Court Of Hustngs for the City Of
Staunton, November End, 1876.
Simon f Hilh, Plaintig,
VS..
Gabriel Hirsh, Leopold Hgsh, Mason Hirsh,
and James F. Patterson, Truseo, Defendants
In CAANeRRY.
The object Of this suit is to enforce Judgment
liens
Aud 1t appearing by an affidavit fled in this
cause that the Defendants, Leopold Hirsh and
Mason Hirsh, are non-residents Of the State of
Virginia, it is Ordered that they do appear 4sIe
within One Month after due publication Of this
notice, and do what is necessary % protect their
interests. Teste~a
JAMES =. PATTERSON, Clerk.
Efinger, ssasg q Grattan, p q.
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Wx Z .K.u.I.aT mi e &c Y

EXx q. 80 Z q u. AsSaaA "a La. ~
BUY FOR CASH, FROMA CASH HOUSE
and you will save the enormous profit put on
goods AZ credit houses to make up for bad
debts.
NOTIONS
Hosiery from to rs Cents pair.
Gloves all styles, qualities and prices
The best Kid Gloves you ever saw for ST. 90.
Queen Elizabeth Ruffs, Is cts. per dozen.
Pins cts, 0. N. 7. Cotton cts, Green and
D. cts, l44 Shirt Buttons Cts, good
N eede for s cts paper.
Ladies and Children Vests from SO cts to
So.
Gents Knit Shirts and Drawers from 40 cts .
to S..
Gents Bows and Ties, from / o cts. to Is cts.
Gents Liren and Paper Collars and Cuffs,
all styles and prices.
In word, keep full line of Ladies' and
Gents Furnishing Goods.
SHOES.
Ladies' Gents and Children's Shoes; COM
plete assortment Ziegler's and Burt's Shoes,
warranted perfect in every respect.
haye good heavy Leather Shoe for Ladies,
at 81 90.
Children's Copper Tip, all sizss, for Is cts.
Boys and Mems Boots, from ST rs to S..
Gum Shoes, from 50 cents to 81.
Every Lady 81 ould have Cork Inside Sole
to protect their feet from dampness only Is
cents per pair.
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I'M. MoILHANY is agent for Old's Challenge
Patent Buggy Wheels. Low for cash.
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SECOND SUPPLY

are now receiving per Express their second
supply of Winter Goods, and would
call especial attention to the
following line Of desira-
BILE Goods:
Brccades in Black, Brown, Dark, Green and
Navy Blue;
Cashmeres in all colors;
Prints-some new patterns, very pretty;
Brown and eached Cotton );
Ladies Felt Skirts a full assortment;
Beaver Cloth for Ladies Clocks;
Boys Cashmere
Factory Goods, and other heavy Goods, for
Mems wear. These Goods are CHEAP;
Silk Handkerchiefs, Cuttings, Ties, and
full line Of Notions.
Attention is called to our stock of Corsets;
Children's Hoe solid colors and stripes
Ladies Shawls in great variety.
LADIES' BEAVER CLOAKS
These Goods were purchased direct from the
Importers, and we can offer great bargains to
our customers.
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BUY FOR CASH, FROM CASH HOUSE
and you will save the enormous profit put on
goods at credit houses to make up for bad
debts.
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EsARMERS will find at G. L. WELLER's
T. Boot, Shoe and Hat Store, a complete
Stock of heavy BRoGANs and Prov Shoes,
at exceedingly low prices.
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Staunton Va.
will prove special attraction. All goods
thereon will be sold at less than one half
Of their present market value.
nOv3-tf
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EcHoLs, BELL & GATIErT, ? d
Oct27-4t.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-24
LocaIIntelIigen nee.
From Saturdays Daily.

wm. M. Buffum, Esq.,, bought tho old School building, sold o-day by auction, for four hundred and seventy five dollars.
 J.S. Johnson has sold his ranch on Upper Verde, to a Mir. Gordon, and gone to Hay dens Ferry, on Salt River, to live.
 Yesterday, in transferring an account of the number of packages brought by the Colorado steamer for various parties in Pres colt, from the Daily to the Weekly MINER, we accidentally separated the introduction from the figures, and they appeared in two installments, in different parts of the paper.
 INDUSTRIOUS VEGETABLEs.-LouisW Winert, of Peoples Valley, has presented us with turnip, of his own raising, which measures two feet and ten and a a-half inches in circum- ference, being the largest vegetable of its kind We ever saw. He also brought To town cabbage head from the same ranch which weighed twenty-five pounds.
 Our Devil, having laid aside the Tucson Citizen, in which he had tried to find single paragraph that he could believe, has borrowed Bob Connel's copy of Baron Munchausen, which he says appears more reasonable, but still he has his doubts whether that is all strictly true UT not. "The world Is 50 given to lying" The praise the Baron received from all sorts of people for his exploits where he travelled, and the assurance with which the Baron heralded his own greatness, have suggested ali analogy between them, and seems to render the one proper sequel 10 the other in tine way of light reading.
 Mr Morrison, Supt. Pinal Co. and s. NJ. Vessels, Foreman of the works, have gone to San Francisco, on business connected with the Company. Vessels goes to meet his family who, for sometime have been reSid- Ing in Salt Lake City; and will return here with them within twenty days. He has some valuable interests outside his connec- ton with the Pinal Co. and may come back on his own hook
 c. H. Atkins, who with J. Rosenthal, is putting up extensive reduction works at wickenburg for working the Fulture tail ings, has been in town during the week and purchased large bill of lumber from G. W. Curtis, Esq, which he proposes to use about ' the premises. Elias Junior informs us that 4 he has made arrangements to furnish them with all the galena ore they will require in smelting the taiIings, from the old N ,ntezu mine It requires one third of a ton of the galena to every ton of taiIing, in order to work them to advantage.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-24
From Thursdays Daily.

RErURNED.-Alex.H Harris, the brick yard man, who has bc.n East, visiting friends in the old Hoos:er Stae. doing the Centennial, and travelling about for his hcal;h, returned this morning, looking more than hundred per cent better than when he went away.
 The Thanksgiving ball at Lees on the 3oth promises to be the great event of the season. He has gone to great expense Tn building his new house to have 1t arranged with d connections hall arranged especially for balls and parties. It Is just the right distance from town for pleasant drive over d splendid road, making it almost impossible for young people to stay away.
 LEcTUREs.-On Sunday evening next Rev. J. A. Merrill will begin course of lectures in the NJ. E. Church, upon Science and Revelation. The first lecture will be Introductory. defining the term. to be used and laying out the work of the course.
 All are invited to attend.
 The Board of Canvassers met this morn- ing and heard the argument of J. w. Leo- nard, Esq, on the motion to throw out the Clifton vote. Judge Goodwin appeared on the other side, and as he had just been called into the case, asked that il be postponed until next Monday which was accordingly done.
 HE PRESCOTT LITERARY AND DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION effected it's permanent organi- "a ion las. Monday evening. The following officers were cleo ed:
 NJ. HI. sherman, President; Cap'ain Rovse, Vice President; F.. !. Bennitt, Secretary; C. E Brown, E. $. Seed, Fl. B. Sherman, l.. r. Clark. F, c. Parker, Executive Committee.
 I.bas. Allabach, John Lloyd, J. A. Merrill and President and Vice President, Commit tee on Programme.
 The object of ihe society is twofold, first, literary and improvement upon topics other than political or religious; and secondly, the as adjustment upon a sound and permanent basis of public reading room and library. The funds already collected under the aus pices of the Presyby.erian Church socieiy, for reading room, will he turned mo the treasury of the Association. II IS the in,en- ton of the society to put forth every euo,' for the purchase of building lnat rhs tss.u ., ing room may be opened at once ms IS an object in which every citizen oi rresco,t should take an interest. The former ioerai. ity of our citizens warrants the eeiiet tssl funds will not be wanting for the use oi me society. The first regular meeting ol tne us' sociation will be held on Tuesday eveni.e' November 18th, at the Court house. All m teres,ed in the aims of the society are cor dially invited to be present. Those wno 1oin at this meeting will be considered Cnar'es members.
 It is especially desired that the ladies be present as two or three of tho ofaoes are po bs filled from their number.
 Secure your ticketsfor the Grand fhanks- giving Ball, at the American Ranch, on the Suth inst. Wit and beauty will bsthere.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-24
For cooking and heating stoves go tc FREDERICK & HEENAN. if

For cooking and heating stoves go to NAAohhiCk 6 dEESAN. If. DUCKS, BUCKs.-Z. Rochon has on his lanch, seven miles from Prescott, and two fniies from Burnt Ranrh, about sixty, fine, French and spanish MARINo BUCKS, which ne Is determined to close out this Fall. They were sheared in June last, and now is good time to sec and Judge of their quality. En- quire at John G. Campbell's store, in Pres colt. if
 RANCHING STocK.-W. H. Furguson, hay ing superior grazing lands for winter pas ture, on Lower Agua Fria, will be at Clay's .. K. corral, in Prescott, on the list and 18th or each month, where he will receive stock to ranch, on reasonable terms. He has &C., commodations for from one upwards. If
 Iron Crown (imported) Gin, at GASz'. If
 The people of Camp Verde and Verde Val ley are notified that Photograph Gallery will be opened at that Post week after next.
 nA-2t
 Bss. Bourbon and Rye Whisky, at CANE Youuger's Ale, and Bremen Lager Bier, at GANz'. If Isaac Cooks Imperial, at CANE. If
 NoT1cE.-All parties indebted to me, are hereby notified to pay the amount of such indebtedness to J. L. Fisher at his office in Prescott, before the lst day of December next, thereby saving costs.
 ". L. HRMPHrLL
 Wickenburg, Nov. 10th ls76 If. For tin, sheet iron and copper go to FRED BRICK & HEENAN. If. Guilford Hathaway requests all persons indebted to the late firm Of Hathaway 6 Walker, 10 come forward and settle, on or before tho 18th of December, as he is about to close the butchering business, and as he contemplates being absent during the win ter, he will be obliged to leave all bills no. settled by that time in the hands of an a.tor- ney for collection, which may involve costs and trouble. td WASIED.-A girl to do general house wcrk best wages: enquire of Dudley at the Dudley House. If For home made tin ware go to FREDERICK X HEENAN. If. z. Rochon, offers his fine Merino bucks theavy shearers), at from BIO to sl00 DOT head or will rent them or any portion of them for the season at reasonable rates. For full par ticulars enquire at the ranch two miles beyond the burnt ranch or at the store of John C.. Campbell in Prescott.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-24

R. J. Rutherford, having entered protest in the matter of the election ofDauiel Mitch. ell Justice of the Peace, the Township re. turns will not be canvassed until the tick. cts are all recounted as to that office, which VIII detain the Board for some considerable time.
 The new Senator mill house, is up; the oatteries set; the machinery is expected to begin to arrive about the 26th and as it is load cd at different times, it will probably b coming in for week or ten days.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-24
From Tuesdays Daily.
 PROBA ELITES.

According to the best information We can get, the delegateship stands:
 Hardy, POT in Mohave, 26 in Pima, 2i in Maricopa, in Pinal, 6 in Yuma, and 800 in favapai, making in the aggregate, I,O56.
 Stevens, 499 in Pima, 25 III Maricopa, = in Mohave, 70 in Pinal, l64 in Yuma and 3se in favapai, making an aggrcga.e of l,lI4.
 Oury 62 in Mohave, 2l0 in Pima, 2l9 in Maricopa, 2O5 in Pinal, ls5 in Yavapai and 29 in Yuma, making an aggregate of ylO.
 This estimate Is based upon the pr8sump- ton that what we hear from east of the Mog- gollons is true, viz, that Stevens received lOi at Clifton and 25U on the Little Colorado and that neither Hardy nor Oury received any thing east of these mountains, which seems unreasonable. We give the figures as received without counting any votes in that country except for Stevens.
 NEW DISCOVERY IS BuGoLooY-Jay G. Kelley, the Assayer, having observed the curious workings of an insect between the bark and wood of the dry Juniper of this country, in which the lines of travel of the insect, small white worm, were all very distinct, and each perfect in itself, never crossing each other. or coming to gether at any point; but radiating from a common center like the wings of fan and forming what has the appearance of beautiful car ing on wood; sent a sample to Professor Hanks of San Francisco, and received by last mail an answer that it is new discov- cry in natural history, and very interesting to entomologiSts and naturalists. The Prof essor requests other specimens of the wood and also the worm that does the work for examination.
 Messrs. Poland and Roberts are rum ming two arastras a. their camp on upper Big Bug Creek and taxing out bullion very rapidly. Their rock pays about one hun dred dollars per ton.
 Mir. Knap is working one arastra on upper Lynx Creek, and making his fine gold ledS pay very handsomely.
 Mir. Bennett is packing ores from the Fur key Creek District over the traIl through Big Bug Valley to tine Agua Fria Shelter.
 The Bulwhacller nline has piled up an enormous dump at their mine, and are do- ing well, considering the general lack of raa- chinery in Arizona mines.
 The Elliott boys are still running the aras- tras by steam. The work at their mine is done in a mos. thorough and workmanlike manner, far better than at most of our mines
 The mines being worked in the Black Hills are all doing well.
 A very large party of Puebla Indians from New Mexico are at Fort Whipple on their way to California. They claim to be from the Zuni Villages and are going 10 make Il grand pleasure and educational tour before returning.
 Judge Weber it is believed will be able to set up in ten days, and will be out on crutch- es in three weeks.
 J. II. Lee, II thc American Ranch, pro- poses to give grand party on the evening of Thanksgiving Day, Nov, 30. Tickets in- cluiing Supper. Sj0 co.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-24
From Nan,.a,'s daily

Mir. Perkins, of the Ayua Fria Shelter, aas shown us some assays from tine ores vhich they are purcha sing from the lessees d the Silver Flake and Kit Carson mines. The assays run from $50 uP to nearly Sl,- 10 per ton. Perkins ,S Co. are paSIny from |9tO 6j per cent. of the assay value Of these es on the duup-which makes it prOiia- se business for the miners who are ,akIng ca the orc, and Is very eac)ura5!D3 to ine sEners of the mine>. The mon wlo are Mking on he kit Carson iiavc cnra sed nber, and arc about cree ing a sub san ial sase in which to live during the win'er, +ad which will remain ab par; oi the mn gprC pcr, V af CT he con rae; IS cpmpie ed. Mr. Sheppard, an old Californian, who has an EaSi en a visit to the old Folks at ame, arrived here by this mornings stage, srec wccii> frou Lyons, N. |. He Is look gover .he coun.ry with view to going 10 the sheep business.
 a he addition being made to Goldwaters s'ee on .he southeast corner of the Plaza, .ns to a sSunic magnificent proportions. he Lrick-k at Harris yard is burnt i now cooling oil ready 10 draw. Mir. Bake. the proprie' or, informs us that he has & first-ra c '.ssald' on it, and that it will Ben beautifully. IL con aims about l50,U00. s0ur Associate Editor, Col. II. X. B:gclow, eying an impor,ant mining mater on khands, out on the East Hassayampa, has sn unable thus far tO give tho paper much ftntion. He hopes in q short time to have 8mne in suci shape that it will no. re- Ire his personal presence, when we shall A |. q. II ses,sr 4ihe even < of each day, much m gre thor khly than we have been able to do it alone. Ion. w. II. Hardy, who has been out as s,s lhe Cottonwoods, returned yesterday Aang.
 I'm Bones arrived with his stage-load of ssabout noon to day. We hear that there Alarge load of passengers waiting to go to California with him.
 Sext Thursday evening the Whipple fstrels will give show in Luke's Hall. kaisir attractive programme.
 raE EoAkB sr CAsvAssExs.-rhe Board lat ten o'clock this morning at the Re- ksr's office and proceeded to count Pres Precinct. and adjourned until tomorrow ming at ten o'clock on account of the in. kosition of Judge Fleury, member of sBoard. The count of this precinct be- exactly figure for figure, as we publish
 on the day after the election, so far kanty offices are concerned. with the ex- Bon of Dr. Warren E. Day, for Coroner,
 received 57 votes, we have considered
 eess to republish it to day, and have sa kaded to wait until other precincts shall ebeeu added Co the count.
 n item made day or two ago VI
 Elias Junior had engaged to deliver ga-
 re to the new smelting works at Wick
 which was our understanding at the
 but he informs us that he has made no
 emant but has the ore on hand and
 agage to deliver any quantity to any
 ~ company that wants to buy 1t.
 e Tweed rsturnsd, last night from
 whste he opeud cnurt and transacted
 amsunt of business. but owing to
 acc of Attorneys majority of the.
 eut ove. until the next term.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-24

se Tweed rsturnsds last night from ! whste fle opeud cnurt and transacted amsunt of business, but owing to
 se of Attorneys . majority of the. ent over until the next term. s'
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-24

SPECIAL NOTICES tn the reading columns ie'H be riarJed at the rate of rHIErr CENTS per hne for 6rsf insertion aud tsrety ee"f' lane Tor each subsesuett insertton.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-24
Miner.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1876.
Church Notice.

Services every Sunday sf lo3o at inc he'hodst hpls, .nal Church n Marina street Prescott Sunday scnool ,mun ediatsly after REV. D. B WRIGHT Pastor
 REV MR wiLsr Methodist South will preach af II 4. M. and F. N each Sunday. al T. Il. Hsad' house or Mccormick street
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-24
pRrNTED BLANKS
 .... FOk.... Locntioss of .MiniHe CL0IuaS, roR s.tr AT THE MINER OFFICE.

~. p,,.,,esw e Nsser shoald 70 isso the cosstry v,,Soa. surpy q sasss IVY ssady ed ecrsct rssaI uasds rofscss