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 EDs. Bs1T Picket POst. as sy- sry old settler knspp. is situated s60at 8s miRs fron Globe, end Eve miles eAe Silver King mine. As tke Kiae miae there is about So Aoaass, l store, 2 Salsons, Q feed CosTas, 2 Blscksusith skOps. and several board ing hosBss, prominent among which is sAst Of Gabriel q Williams, vhs also kasp . 6rss- class sslOOn The Silvsg King Company ere working 9 nsn. Ths EeTsh. Klpg COmRa- ay szs ainking sad gre as prsaa1i 100 feet deep. The T6 company ere working 3 men Oa tAs Vest Union, a prospect vhich they recent iy, purchased. Judge Blair k Co. gre sisO working several men on D mine, Ehe nsas of winch 1 have fer ,gOttsn.
 M6tE Flynl kas sruck it rich ia the KeyBtOne, thrse-quArisrs of e mile from the famous Silver Kiag. l. bee Abeatls tvo and a half feet vsin of ysTy hAe ere.
 There are ssysral other gsod mIEss shd 6ES prosbsce m this nsighboS- heod. h the-way of improysment, ln this. camp, nr. MeGovsn is building 2 seat little house; Judge Blsksl shs sorthy yasnes sftks Pescs For ths King precinct, is build slng, ss.is slsO Mr. WoOdNAd.v
 l willsnoW go back to tue Piekel Fsost shsEe the King Company z mll is running day aHl night. The uallI is g ssrY fDe one end comp pIes. in nearly every dstsIi. The mbtis, popeg is S140' horse-power engine the same mskc ss shst ia the lsm mill; 10 stamps, 1 EEge eOneepsrs. tsrs spd a, fprnpcs for dying dTs.. 1 gss inforned that 90 ioi.s sg orb pcl ] ilsY paesed through She tatteEy lhsd some doubts ss to she tISGh q che ststensnt patil gogJhe Fr iIt q of feeding is a fsu hoais, aftegS vhie. Hss conglnced.
 Tbiyiy ssns,of ore sgshaulee ffon fi9g siAg falass every day hg ts, leEas mule tstnie sseb havsngls lrsj vp gs. TAe 7l5 hilkis rgpaiis q EfulI uus. iIhisse er ss: li:sl ! hig Nigh sbout 2 70 ten eapaeIly aud is nev running eg ere fEom fA eslEsT lK isa lI0nsbg sRhe by tb ErelicE Comlpsny, and ! sul lnfoFia ei laat Ihefsi is eaenk kk e thlb aYs . tceB tke a,iH ranMng fer Be nss laix H.ogtlg. Mr.. F0lelhaD lte 6uss ifse geisIsI lstands h6 tsaS s se 5 oqa.a .ssss 1 fSI, Irstels k{ sSS h
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 zEuing plle4ifas oase ne olu@.
 n1 es e eozz 6 lfilEe 1zaseA2t
 s, Ga 2lcke fness i4 aes aags. ISse afg5s's sends, Tombsl0ne ie 6cs. 1ls spsi ES are te9. iss WstsF bad, ko whsskf Shtss Co urxt a safuat, And SO cd seprrs at, look aad. Tbs ssiooy 1ecs are they Ike :sl4he new'. 3ts mines are good Etley lrSnhiy a@y fseg,ii never wander m0Ie theY TOw e quest of iOdes sieh Eiellof paY. Ass Fstt unlll esEHs eeneEninE aas Tells them os lt9gels 4hspus nde fis1e, Away tbey'li s'seoot sad tliak hia gaa Wiil send eseh sess St0neWal miuu. Wben back again, itsasore and beake, Ihes c1Iue l0 Eeat ,s- iNaks st4kt, ke BsIn gheiu im a geHiai lnciasS Aisa .heu our c i.llsei--stay. snss il
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Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15
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Dr. Wils6n ard John GIbbollt are sali at aofk On tho Centsnhisi ln'ne. The Incilae IS neatly 60 fecs deep. sh5 the horse' that has boea kick ins up a FuApus in she vein IS about w0ra ous. There IS good ore in sight, one assay go,ng over e6OV, ana the prospect of finding body uf ft near at hand lr very encouraging.
 The Buckeye l,Hie has been cat across ll2 fsrg from the suriaee. The vsln is oyer l5 feet vida, end AssAYs on the average from $50 ,O sT5, Wsth Q rich streak of blsck aul- phuress4 oass.aAs Hanging xAll. A annel is uadeE sci end ehep that .e finished sud gsod air abfainsd, she iucliRe wlIl bs csrritd down an ssher hundzed ieeg.9 Capt, PseFsoA aas recently taken charge of She property ss sapernsaaasAt.
 A new GiscoyeFy in Ehe Aaxiean niue hssEevlved hopes n the sessern sectioa of shs aiatEict The Eeln Korksd hitherto res esst aud west, has the neH lode btrlket northeast and soushWeat. Is is foET 60 fvs feet side 30 feet below che saFfsce. and sss4ys have bseh obtained Sf $500 to 40e per ton. Egba f tae average Is much lever n grade thAp gaess figures shs strike is . very i'm poFsaHs one
 The. elaine located Ay Coz and Goplln near the Mexican mlAe are a,ill looking yell There Nere 70 pounds of nuggets picked ap on ghe surfacs, 8sFsh t0 tO aI2 per pound, but rhs ore in the Yeiss found RaaT by, theagh rich, Is act equal to the 6os: One sfrssE yieldS clllOridss ia pure 8ysnite-thsEs being ao ausrsa yistblsqRit.
 Tue Wsbfeos claim, Rssg abe hcC@4iek mipR is producing rieA ehIorldes in tks ferm 0g inpTegnatsd syenite rock.
 At lass RceOunls che weil pat dovn by the Isabella Company near she sAine Cf that name gss ever 8e feet Seep and ns WAter. coming in.
 Up1asds sf % tons sf high grAde srs have been shipped WithiR the last vsst sO che Miami mill from the REaA and Silver Ere mines, ewae9 by Miner ana Watson. 8YI5
 Work has beeE suspended 9n che hismi lode for week past 1; bat it s said Mr. Tucker gill sOOa be pat ia charge kEd operations Wlll be rs- sa1sd. The mine is locking welI, vitA ssry Fich ore ia sight. .J9A EOnTsos Tor @ interest in the Tsrk mins has been entcted insO, cad s 25 foot incline uill be opened torfkvlth ThS lode hes yielded some high grade ora.
 Becent Rerk done on che PeOa ode, near the Turk. has greatly i'm nsxed iis Rppearance. Ths mine il avned by the Rev Slf. A ills, ol Mile stniaary. Alaa.e,la county Cat, snd promises te becsma Q vslu- abie property
 ; sIcox aad .eveIi gre opening | oisim near the Issbei.s smune, vlsicl shsy bought fren some parties Fh, ssiumpedp 2 from birs Malieee. thi sel!-ksoRn biscka'ni,h. | shoRi good Ofe frosn tAes5Ftae dosm
 PrOspsssers she raFbea sR se lh 90mbssoae country some tune sg are comi6g hack aud sscin ell 2 baxs ahont the ssms siory to ;sli rhst region is AOt. iFy, ss,s has onl, few goed inin0 Tksg genersit .eessa to like Globs tesbet hsu thst rhsy eyM did besos ee
 Reed ana HamaleI5 os ge reoeilsi dohs tAssF BsssEEBcaf w1rS ca lh .y 0'DongLesty elfpeF pase. From tb natSrx sf tke reeG fo9sa At E5s deep est. siesifs tAt slsfM6a 9f goe i56aeS r fses st4 llgs1 ura gi ss.sr tsssst. ti
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15

On Tuesday a man by tho name of O'COnno-, entered the saloon of Thomas Reed, .at Mcdillenyille. and upon being uefused credit fer Vhis- hey by William Price, became quar- rslaOme and evinoed 6 disposition to dc bodily barn to Price, phereup0n Price elected hun from ghe room , vhen O'COnaor 6red two shots al Price, whO xss ssiIl in the esiOOs, end who, as soon ss he could pro- cure bis pistol from bsihisd the baF returned the shO8, firing Eve shots. O'Connor dischAEgea siz shes. Pfiee Wss not his. 0'COnnsr Wss struck m ghs lsg near shs kRee. 0'ConnoT zas held in lhe sum of e1 900 tO s0auer before she District Court in PheniE for the oksnss Y
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15

5 Judge Marisno 0teEo, Of Berna- lilo county, x. M is the Repabli- .esn noainee for Delegsie in Congress Jadge H5 l.. Wade siIl. s'ss the urgent request of many friends, !" su6mis lis nnme for shs considers- ton of tho ccnyentiou which meets in Sants Fe. on the 2sth inst. for ske ssms position. II. l. W., if noninated, uill be widely difcassed. The recollection of 4he AeMesns pepecusioa uill be brought to iAe frcat;; e slso sAe query of he's mucb of Demecrss he ls end when he Erst became inkue3 vish, ia pFin- eiplss, yheA -he left the paFtE aud sky sua shen he returned to a
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15

RAeisgsx sed esersssn iae r.gas 5f rulFrage AsgbluR ia mofs gratesal Co Q gpo3 gn-n lAau 60 bs eIsvated t,. good ,,fa. c-sns tlsAt pAya--isy shp uubins,d sati,sgs of free. shligbs- ensd ..it srsr Women e.y f.s the ,sis,lrge or rsp6sFug go..d men happy. but aFr d6ni~d vots, end we are sorry e. ssy judging from Judge. SwssrF's fsglster, msn's so tie, s6rcsi,o .ipsu sgs aa.h towsrds ghcig fr'l',w-,n~h Who aTs candidates f0r saice. So fAr. bss Glsran ste reg issssed ss bscteFa for the hSst.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15
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Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15

k'rabk Minsko!l. Of illsavills. kespa she serY Dises cigars atd To baceo ns also lstebt nessspspeEs Aad periadicsla. Frsnk's latest imPor- saElon is she celebrated s'0resn Sssl cigsrs, the best dsYored cigar
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15

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Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15

Ssilli6e 2nd Kirby, pccassd Of esbbink the stzgs near NFicksnharg i. on she 18th of April, had anseEaln. nation n Yuna, and her held to answor ct the-neks term Bail sas ht
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15
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Ssms NrAsI,sa5ale sEs aElaRr sfsom T%ass sslil h die iSarasei. e ssins ire. sa.nsly lsAt sae snon ita erh esafs sisarils C
 aa teaN.. t Asrd C sAes ss.syg hssv.
 lhfa eGtendea s eng ss sses- ssll 8 tAe masA Stun ail 1lesee 3 .s6e, st n eeA sl,asAe ose eAiH- noy ia at lsS 140 f p l 1ss ere is rieA fr tAs whese als- ssnes, bat s vgry lsesrl9 eontlnp- ous from oha to ena.
 4. ayaw sad J. O. Rkinehsrt. If e,6klaa. asse seaeed che silver Belle { Kc,saiek n,ins foF lern of sears aad 0ith W. 4. Halssr as miner ia.chie., hare commenced wcrk upon li. The lode has pre- ,iuced rTrh orc tn pat times
 Henry JArllipe has 8 elsln south ..sst 5f She Jaliss which he oalla the llsale. IL yiclds a hpe qaal'ty If chlaide ore. sfsa will 10 doubt psese good mine when rssyelspec
 lis said F. A. N,lsler will so0u be peck from tbe Golden Gase to re- sume Nork on the @stAmors lode, us aIso on some other claims he Aas secured.
 H. c. Bixby ia aow a mining operator ia New York city. and sIuhR with che Rev. Prof. Caldvell, of Cleveland. Ohio. vilI i,o doubt msks good hestiWsy sussRg tue eastern Bulls snd Besrs, '"
 Mners eye employed on che Big Johany eopprr mine, near the u'Dongheriy. dolng ihe sssseassnens uarA
 Besr,irley end Trsnt hass maR ss worh ou the Chr0mO lode. some es :rscsing ore end Oihsrs csFTging for sard ahs sunDsl. 6 hns Snins Shen opened
 The ERleq BroghszB whO osn the IIisddsn TrsssAfs elaia s0ash0sst st the Buckeye and on sAs sams lcds, havs just completed thsir eseassmsnt vsrA. The Vsis locks VsIl the whole dspsh of ths s5 fsot lnslins.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15
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 Kana s. sToofezE.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15

EDI7OR BRLT In yoaF August
 lee nambsF thsEs appeared . notics oyer shs name of q. C. eviks, CleYh BIS. T., for fhs hss siRe fes zAe
 slsenon of e School Asosssor end
 Colisctsr. The lsv reQaig@ shsa she slecsiOu notice ordered by tAs SchoOl
 7sassee shall be pablished by p0ticss
 posssd in three of ths Hosi pEblis places in iAe ,lIstrlct feg twenty dsys, end also if ahsgs be nsuspspsE in lhe county by bdtertimug sksrsin snee a wsek for three wesks. 6aid Rosics shall contain the sins cad
 piece sor holdinR ths slsctioa, the
 amsuns of money propossd tO be rtlisd end the parpOass for wkieA # ia intended 60 bS assd At satA election tao hsllOts shsh eOnialn
 she word Tax, Yos Tsz, NO 5 a.a shs zaus e. oRs psEsOn ss sssss-
 s0i cad oas @ collector, provided, h0EsFeF, tkat tks esme psFsoa mey
 bs elected for both oGces Is the election ts bs held on the 17th saeh ta onR as is contemplated by lau ' The sotics naming time end piece of election does not ssAte tAe amount i of money to be raised end she pug- pOses foF which is is Co be ussd. The
 election Ot AMeaaor end Collector is
 contingent spon the neeossity for the SsisiagsoE money by tax, end the
 ssts iS 60 ssg vAstheE or not t is the will sf shsssx pAyanp thak ssch tex lshs1 be leFisd. 4hs necessity to col Ilsct cOatsmplates the election of of-
 6ceTs .andeg ths IAw to give eGses ls
 is provisiens. Ths lss Antheriaina 1 aR eleep0a e4pgssss ghAs ths belloi
 shell eOntsin. dhieh is Dsssea above,
 end unlsas the ballUt conforms Co shs
 letter of the lau the sleeaiOa is zull
 end VSid. J. H. HEsH.
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Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15

k. :. Wesissy end J F, Cox. si sosai1. srrlsei io- dsy rem H ig- iel4sist sn3 .necga leaving feE hone ih the insra~s. Thny ~ill giss ths people of Globe 8 Peliticel t1lk
 A. II. Moore, lsta ek Mssieapa sliS sasNb lylkbe this vsese .sl
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15
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Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-15

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signed Tuesday. The delay was
caused by the Turks objecting to the
inclusion of Salonica and Debeagatch
in Bulgaria.
LONDON, Feb. 28th,-A correspond
ent at Vienna says: II learn that the
Russians are bent upon entering Con-
stantinople, with or without the Porte's
consent, and that England has informed
Prince Gortchakoff that if the latter
course is pursued the British Embas-
sador will be ordered to leave St. Pc
tersburg."
Miscellaneous Notes
The English Channel squadron has
arrived at Malta.
The Russians have proposed to the
Danubian Commission that the latter
undertake the work of clearing the
Sulina mouth of the Danube.
The rumors of Earl Derby's resigna-
ton are pronounced utterly unbound
ed.
A St. Petersburg special says that
nothing is known in official circles
here OF any stipulation touching the
Egyptian tribute.
A Berlin dispatch reports that Ger
many is preparing to send eight iron
;lads to the Mediterranean in the event
If war.
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In one of the caves recently found
ut the Richmond mine, rich ore was
discovered encrusting the roof to
considerable thickness, fact that has
never before occurred in any of the
numerous cavities in the limestone
opened on the hill. Ore is always
found on the floor, and sometimes on
the sides, but never, until the above,
in the upper part. Many of our best
miners are of the opinion that all Of
the ore bodies found in the lode were
at one time caves in the vein matter,
afterwards filled by Natures wonder
full processes, and that the work of
by percolation and inflter-
alton, is still going on. Some color
is given to the theory by the invaria-
BILE presence Of rich ore in the open
ings Of the vein formation.-[E Eureka
Sentinel.
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CAVE DIsCovERED.-A cave was re-
Gently broken into at the Richmond
mine, one of the largest ever found on
the lode. Although not quite as high
as the one discovered in the Consoli-
dated, it exceeds that both in length
and breadth, and its beauty is unpar-
allelled When first found it was a
veritable palace of Aladdin, it's sides
and roof studded with prismadic crys-
tails of molybdate of lead, which
flashed and sparkled in the rays of
light with brilliancy beyond descrip-
ton. The floor was covered with a
mineral vegetation, snowy white for
nations of the carbonate of lime, deli
cate and perishable to the touch. but
Of wondrous beauty and form. The
cave is rather difficult of access. but
the sight revealed when once within
It's portals more than repays the visi-
Tor for any fatigue incidental to the
rip. 1t is some $50 feet in length,
30 feet in width, and of height va
'ying from 10 to 90 feet, and branches
If it lead off, to as yet, unexplored
iepth.- Eureka Sentinel, Feb. 10th.
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win Book, IN nay line. NOT found IN my stock
Ina Un order be procured IN the shortest possible
ns eastsrn pricsg-sny facilities for SO doing be-
pc aAd sxpedid0as. lJuns II. ls7s-t
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"WHY do honest ducks dip their
heads under water? asks the Grass
Valley Union, and by way of explana-
tion "To liquidate their little bills, of
course This is very well as far as it
goes, but our contemporary does not
suggest any reason for said ducks
taking their heads out of the water.
Mightit not be for another run On the
bank?
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European News.

I OOVCIuOI OI OlDralLaf, Is TO be Com.
mander-in-Chief of any expeditionary
forces that may be sent out in case of
war, with Major-G General Wolseley as
Chief of Staff.
LONDON, Feb. 28-Morning.-The
Standard, in a leading article, says:
"All that is really implied by the Sc
lection of Lord Napier of Magdala as
Commander-in-Chief and Sir Garnet
Wolseley as his Chief of Staff is that
the terms of peace, if unmodifed, can
not be sanctioned by England. We
have been brought face to face with
war by the arrogant and aggressive
policy of Russia" The same paper
publishes another article discussing
the probably landing places of the
British forces near the Sea of Marmo.
ra. The writer thinks Besika Bay
the most probable place. This, of
course, is mere surmise, but the arti-
Gle shows very warlike tone. TIL
says: "The First Army Corps would
probably proceed to the seat of war
without waiting for the Second, which
is now strenuously preparing. 1t is
possible, of course, that even now we
may not have to go to war. Russia
may pause in time, before she pro-
vokes us to such couse."
The morning papers repeat the
news about Lord Napier and Wolse-
ey, and give it on authority. The.
Brigade of Gernards has been raised
% Its war strength, and there is great
activity in making preparations.
Three hundred tons of bayonet steel
lavc been ordered. Five hundred
niles of telegraph wire for use with ;
orpedoeS and the material necessary
o construct temporary railways for
he conveyance of stores and the
mounting of heavy pieces on the siege
works. No soldiers will be trans
erred to the reserve until further or
erS.
A Vienna correspondent says: :,
There is not much probability that :
AUSTRIA will do more than protest
gainst the terms of peace, whatever
heir character may be-"
VIENNA, Feb. 27th.-A dispatch
'om Constantinople maintains that
le pause in negotiations is owing to
,ussia insisting ON the cession of
urkish iron-clads and the occupation
Gonstantinople. According to Con-
advices England is pre- !"
airing to respond to such measures =
entering the Black Sea. Germany =
endeavoring to mediate between L
ngland and Russia. The task has L
ot been much facilitated by the pub y
cation of peace conditions. :.
LONDON, Feb. 2S-Morning.-A St. u
etersburg correspondent says: The =
atement that Russia stipulates for =
e cession of six iron-clads and the -
ayment of Turkish bonds in full to q
ussian holders is certainly false. q %
ATHENS, Feb. 27th.-Official intelli- -
,nce has been received that the in D.
rgents defeated 1000 Turks ut Kur. a.
Ills in Epirus on Monday, killing - :,
LONDON, Feb. 28th.-In the House -
Commons tonight Northcote stated =
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proper course to vindicate and pro- tic
It those interests. This declaration CO
IS received with loud cheers. 60
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, JUNE o. 1878

q Republican majority, and an administration
created by revolution and seeking only to
cover up the frauds by which 1t was estab-
lished2 Under the circumstances, each and
every department of the government was
necessarily seeking by any and all means
to maintain itself and prolong its power; and
consequently the great interests OF the people
were largely overlooked and neglected.
Until we have placed the control of the
government In the hands of the Democratic
party, and House, Senate, and administra-
ton are in accord, we can expect no positive
and beneficial legislation. In view of this
fact, we Of the South should see to 1t that In
every State only men of pronounced Demo-
cratic principles are elected to Congress at
the November elections. A Democratic House
with Republican Senate and nondesoript
administration never will give relief to the
country, and unless the government shall be
given over to the control of the Democratic
party, House, Senate and Executive, In the
next year or two, there can be no escape from
our troubles save through revolution and
violence