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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-12

~ Grubbs & wiIliams-
Real Estate Ar nto and Auctioneers-
Eleventh street between Main and Bank


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vALU.
" ABLE TRACT OF wOUD AND TIL INBRED
rANn IN TyyE LOWER End OF HFNRIfy
t,OtNTY. A ND WITHIN FOURTEEN Mills OF
RICHMOND-By virtue Of decree ~ the Cjrcut
Court OF the county OF HenricO. rendered Oh the
18Th day OF December, 1880, In the cbancery cause
therein depending unoer The short style OF bs1ey'
assignee, &c, s,s. Thomas BiDforfs per. rep.
and heirs, The undersigned SPECIAL commissioners
therein bamed will offer for sale at public auctloh'
nc HeDrIco courthouse. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY IL. 1881,
Nhst being court day., Mt 2 O'Clock NJ. hat VIC-
ABLE TRACT OF WOOD LAND OF which the
late Thomas HDford. or Henrico county. died
seized Said land lies Immediately on The maip
county road leading from Richmond city 10 Charts
CIV Courthouse ard contains by ESTIMATION 10
ACRES, be the same more or less. inns 'anu Is
PARTICULARLY valuable In cons, quence OF the aree
Quantity OF CORD WOOD and other lumber crow
ing thereon. aud OF It's proximity 10 the CIV of
Richmond and To the extension line OF the Cnesa-
peake ana Uhlo Halfway Company. l..
TERMS: One NTH OF the pnrch3se-mODev III
csah, and the residu" upon cre.it OF SIX, tweNe,
and eighteen months, with bonds WIN appro,ye,'
security bearing interest from GATE. anh Tue 'itc
10 he retained until the whole purchase money Is
pabi and conveyance ordered bv The C0uri; but
should the purchasers elect so TO do ihey NAV
dispense with giving personal security ny paying
one third Of he purchase money IN cash. ana exc
cutting their individual BOMBS for the residue AZ
twelve and tigh cen months. and the title To he re-
JOHN Il. YOUNG.
EDMaIND WADDILL, JR,
iaIl Specis Comm siOners.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared BY WEEKS
+ POTTER. Chemist, and Druggists, 800 wash
iugton street Boston, ana for sale 0y All di ng
boxes, soc; large bOXes, 81. CrTICURA REs0L'
VENT, the new Blood-Purifer II per bottle. Gu
TICCRA MEDICINAL TOILET->oAP zoe. " III
CURA MED CINAL SHASING-sOAP. l0c'i III par >
for BARRIERS and large consumer. 1Oc.
An mailed free on receipt Of price.
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PSORIASIS.

Thomas nelauy, Memphis. Tenn. saws: " have
Icon an Ictpd for pinrepn wears with Psoriasis. ana
nave spent hundreds OF dollars tor coctor>, ana 'u
they call blood purifiers Doctors dih no. Know
un,i scratched myself raw then u would Or! ana
form into scales which would all lie sctatch' On
cured by the CUTiCURA REMEDIES.
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STORE> FOR RENT.

-
No. lg7 Seventeenth, between Franklin aud
Grace: $500 per annual.
No. 4Os xest Broad-STORE aud DWELLING:
iZls Drr ant UNI.
No sos EAST Mar hail 1920 per aunum.
No ID a east Maiu; 1900 per anu IN
Ma. 1929 corner Main ana fourteenth; 5000
No. IL east Main: 1920 per annum.
DWELLINGS.
Ma. 3 east Cary street-NEW BRICK riRht
rooms; all modern improvements: ~ 30 PR M
nun.
No ITO south FRS street, near Cary: eight
no, ms: modern inproyeiIeh's
Two OR ,liREE ROOMS. win kitchen sud
servants rooms, at No. 207 wet Franklin s rect.
sMAiL DWELLINGS,.
No 500 Thrush street, cnroer Clay-RRAME
81 orr and DWELLING: 80.
M. $40 Market s'ree, near Marshall; four
Small. FRAME HOUsE on College stree ~.
SMALL. FRAME HOUSE corner fIansiin ana
Twraiv. 1rst; s..
toD: IS.
BRICK HOUSE, three room', No. 210 south
sn%Li Franc HOUSE. No. 2o5 e... Baker
s'fee ~. FRANK n. I'LL. a 20.
Ib4t HOS daip street.
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LEPROSY.

HE. CARPENTER. Esq. Henderson, y. y. cure" Oh
r. oriasis or LeCroSy. Of iwenlv year, stohuiP ny
CURA and tTTICURA SOAP eN e'nally Tue poN'
wonderful case on recor Cure Ger ided 10 DeIo',;
a iuSi ice OF thu peace aud prOmioent cIizrns. All
afflicted with Itcling and Scaly Diseasts should sehd
10 u for thi, testimonial In full.
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ECZEMA,

T. H. Drake, ESQ Detroit. Mch.. suffered beyond
all description from skin-discase when appea,e1,
nm ms hand. head, and Iace, ana nearly destroyed
his eyes, The most careful doctoiing laileu 10 u "
MIN and after all had fai ed he used the flCuRA
RFsOIyENT internally. CE1ICURA aud CUIlCCRA
SOAP externally, and was cured, and has remained
perfectly well TO Ihls day.
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~wsM~ sosr name. Dadame!" asked
her lawyer.
aResiricc Koslinpstone.r
maiden nume."
"Boncsets'
HAS your husband treated you crue''
iyfr
" Yes, cir"
"In what respectS"
Gle said I could not make mince'pies
like bis mother"
aWba, resemblance, does the defendants
mother bear TO miuce-pief" inquired the
Court.
"Oh, meant that he said couldn't make
as good pies as his mother could"
"Let the divorce he granted sa'd the
Judge.
Rupert stood like. one stunned, but fina''V
turned toward the door In dazed sort Of
wav, saying TO himself: Betrayed ny
mipce-pie. Ha. ba! Ha, hal"
Gallagher went out last night and put
asbe. an inch deep on the icy sidewalk, and
several people came along and told him ne
was philantbrop!st. But he said he
wasn't. The fact was. his wife didn't mean
10 receive Newly ears day, but her nexf.
door neighbor, whom she detests, did, and
she made him nut the ashes there. so thev'd
stick 10 peoples boots and be carried 10 tpe
neigiibor's house, and make 1t feaifu'
place 20 clean the next day. That's Gai'a-
gheiss style Of philanthropy, and tneres
lots iike him.-BosfonP Post.
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CUrlCUR 8.
TlCU X A.
WONDERFUL CURES OF sALT.RHEUM, PsO
RIAsIs, ITCHING AND sCALY HUMORs,
sCROFULA. sCROFULOUs SORES,
ULCERS, AND MEROURIAL
AFFECTIONS.

C,JrIcURA REMEDIES consist or CUTicrRA RE
SOLVENT for purIfSing The blood, through he bow,
els liver kidneys. and skin: CIiOu hA,a "cu,cina,
healthy ulcers aud old sore, aays Inflammation;
,trhing and irri'at of he SKIN and sca'p. ana
fTfTI1rRA MEDICINAL TOILFT SOAR, VII ch re-
stores whitens and Nautiies the skin. CtIIttRA
SHAVING, SOAP l. the only medicinal soap express
~ prepar d Tor shaving.
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EkAE Nm
DOR RENT. ~;
IMPORTANT TO TOBACCONI>TS,
MANUFACTURERS, MERCHANTS,
AND ANY NEEDING FACTORIES,
WARtH UStS,
GTOREAGE. OR STORIES.


THAT CONVENIENT AND CENTRAL WARE
HOCS" corner Twelfth ano tarN streets. nice'Y
ntted uD wi h uficeS on ground moor, with i've
floors above. connect. q by elevator. for ren; AL
low rates.
TOBACCO FACTORY No 1850 Franklin street.
Tire, floors aDd dry G. liar.
TnBACCO-STtMNtR I. Cary street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. with store on ground
floor ana three hooS above; suitable for stOr &c or
any heavy III rchdndise.
BROAD STREET STORES.
Ln-E>TABt.I> HFD FAN l. GROCERY
STORE. Ne. S27 east Br al sir 81. between f1gh'h
aud >igth streets. for the thirty years occuned
by Mes>TS. W. 6. pdudiIdg" CO.: recently i'm
loved n W front. We, with dIy cellar. Rem low.
STORE ANn DWtLi tNt No. lC3 east Broad
sree' near second sui bI. for any business and
very low rent. ~
GUN STORE, No. 1892 east VI in. with DIVE u
ING above, l0'g In Ii- o. cupancy j '. w. 1ig-
nor EAq.. AS such: side en'Tance. cellar. counter.
helyts. &c. already h'led up.
j THOMP>ON BROWN,
Real staie Agent aud AucIionetr.
IA l2.4t 40. ID VI iiH street.
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BANANAS

A LOf OF FIG BANANAS at VI per
"A buych, Btnd early IL yen want 10 nuy bsT-
psin ANUKEW PiZZ'Nl. JR.,
IN ll.xt GOT bioad sreet.
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BUSINESS CHANs'ES.

--S-~-----~-- -~~~-~-----
CEILING OUT AT Co.'S 20 LOSE
- HtIsIN EsS.--Uwing 10 my waving the fjfy
ODER my entire stock Of STOVES. TiNwAkE, &C.,
" cO,i.
JOHN q. GlET.
hI.lm 7Q6 east Broad street.
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HIcHMoND. ioRB RIVER 81 ns-rstsEt
RAiitrNJ.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAXING EFFECT ACGU~I %. l'sI
PAS~r Nbrh TRAIN-.
800 +. N. Leave Richmond 'iail' 's % >in-
ja,j connecting a. We. POINT IN
t>DAN. THUE>BA1. 90 NJ
FRIDAY win steamer O. i. ID
igs on the NOrh river AZ .or bat-
more.
THR0u,H FREIGHT TRAINS
. 500 \. NJ Leave Richmond daly except = ne
1918 A ~ day. conn ciing al We ~ ID
steamers TOR baltimore ot ilpNDNl'
Tuesday. Nkp> 10 },
THURSDAY, and >tIl Ei'N
with steamers for So NH y!
MONDAY. NEbNr ~DAl. ana
FRIDAY wiin sifAi.' - ''. -,
drnce an ""siou ou u t,l'Al aAd
FRIDAY
PASSENGER TRAM.
1000 A. VI. Aruy, ~ Eicnu' l1 '-, o., 'tp.
sunday rOuntctfI. .f " -tt .iss
TUESDAY, TIT R>pNt. s'i NJ
URDAN win steamer ON LAM
more.
THROiGH FkEiGnI TRNiN>.
$50 i. Nj Arrive n Richmond a. h'P'
6:35 L. M.( sunday. connecting ~ hfst .iA'
with steamers from Hait more, ""
ierk. Providence. auc Boston
No transfer OF freight Al Ricnmomd % - TIM
southern points Cars run through 'e'"e"n .-'~'1
Careful handling ami dispatch, with lowest ra.e',
guaranteed. ,..
Through biIs Of isdinR. win guaranteed raitsi
Issued TO all northern and western points.
For In formation. amply a. once ~ tae co. 70
Twenty third and Dock streets. RIcnuono. -
au lS ". T pOTGLAS >1r@riufTrf'
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CROSSING THE FERRY.
BY the Marine Reporter. 4

Avast heaving."
II was the second mate that spoke, and
ut bis words the gaDg-plank fell with a dull
tbud on the deck near the lee scupprrs, Just
sbait the port paddle-bOx, and the Lucy Ann
stood boldly out into the East river. II was
eight bells, and The starbOard watch had
been set. There was no larbOard watch,
but the captain had the clock hung on taat
side of the cabin. which answered as we'll
perhaps better-since the clock could not
play seven.up when on duty.
The second mate went forward. cal elessly
picking his teeth with marlin spike.
When abreast of the mizZen haliiardS he
clewed up his suspenderless pants and
sp8Se IL The wheelsman. elbow does she
head ?" he said.
"West by nor'west, by north, by west
nor'west."
"why is New York harbor like Il cele-
brated play?"
"Because ii has two Offings.'
"Correct. Why is farmer like ships
rudders"
"Because he is a tller."
"COrrect. Why is bridegroom cross
ing the Atlantic like one of the sDip's
officers 2"
"Brcause he Is boat swain"
By this time the ferryboat had reached
New York. Let us leave her there for Il
year.
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THE DIVORCE.
By the Law Reporter.

The court was full.
lmesn the courtroom was fuil. OF course
tho Court might bave been fu,I also, but II
would be Iibellous to say so. (See 2 HIS, p.
~. Nix ~. Stix.j
"bileDce ~ the c0urtl" said the baiIiff.
He did not say this win any idea ibnt any-
body would mind, but because be got 80
dsy for II.
The case Of Roiiingsfone Us. R0iIiDgstoDe.
eppilenlI0n for divorce on The ground OF
efnelfy, was 70 DO beard. The diet witness
~ GsstsDce.
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FURNITUxk

EURNITURE.-LAR STOCk-n
IL GREAT INnUCE ME b T s-EA>Y u
Trims OF PAYMENT-.-We call a tentioD
of iii iIf need OF goods TO large anu seiertFS
ST ,ca OF Furniture. embracing az OF the .steA
STYLES in Parior Chamber, aud Dining. Room sui U.s.
our stock IL full and compile our gfsces AS low ss
the lowest; go01s will COM are VIA any 10 the
esy MS Cor workmanship and finish.
4. GATlIRi6Hr a son.
dsS-3m l6 Govtrsor street.
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THE VILLAIN.
By The Sporting Reporter.


Herbert MontraVers was handsome but
profigate young man on whom dissipation
had set its hideous seal. His deep black
eyes could beam with melting tenderness
when looking into those OF a trusting
maiden or glitter with the cold, cruel glare
OF a tiger as 1t watches its prey. He Lad
seen Beatrice as she emerged from the
hotel one evening leaning on her bus.
bands arm, and fallen violently III
love with her Sangamon-county grace.
lie bad his mOustache freshly dyed,
and from that moment was changed man.
The next night be again watched AT the no
tel entrance, aud threw the CLEAN OF his
bpeas'pln in her of eye as she scored down
from tie ladies' parlOr. She shrank back
instlnctively aud broke the check-hook OF
her hack hair. Thcn she saw Herbert and
hIushed slightly. Rupert did not notice
tbis, being engaged in falling over trunk
which the porter bad apparently left there
Scr tbat purpose.
~Herb looks like be might be first choice
thore,o said one OF his com panions who was
Standing near by. ~ mIst &c. pool OF
two ON him."
The next afternoon Reatnce went out
aiose. She bad logged perhaps half mile
aud Wss getting we'll Into her stride when
she Uerceixed figure near By. Looking be-
bind che sass Herbert aboUt two lengths in
the rear and going steadily. BY the time
she reached the tbree-qussLer pole he was
on her wheel. She clrried him 0It pretty
well Ut the next corner, boz he was soon
hesd,snd-heaa with her, aud aRder q strong
Dull. dust thea BEATRICE hit her near ankle
and went 10 break. In Der eOafusl0o ste
murmured something about hssiag left ner
scalpine.bo0is af home. THIS remark open
ed the way for conversation, aud befsre
they returned TO the hote! Herbert had tod
bis lave. But let us summarize:
I3eeiserf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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WANTED. A GOOD. YOUNG WORK
w uoR Il Unjust tie perfectly sound and gentlej
10 work in a bread wagon. Apply nj
BkIGGS'S Bakery.
aI1 Oh 7O7 Main street.
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(Chrago Tribune. 7th.l
TIE NTPTlALS.


TIE INITIALS.
Nv the society Reporter.
The spacious and elegant parlors OF the
Hon. !. W. Boneset, whose position anon.
tho bo,n ION has been assured ever since he
collected the insurance.money on MS STORE
that burned I'D last fall, were the scene last
evening ~ an event which brought to-
pether about three hundred Of the fRfe'o
The CITY. II being nothing less than the Dup-
falls of the hosts eldest daughter, MISS
Rea,r,ce. TO Ruper ROllingstone, E'a,
n prominent society young gentle
man who assists Messrs. Blank Il Blank
In conducting their extensive whole
sale dry.goods business. That 1t was The
most recherche affair OF the season none who
were there can doubt. FAIR women and
brave men Wed with each other in seeing
who could eat the most ice.cream, and 1t
was Universally remarked that no such lay
ont had been seen since the days OF the Re-
lief and AID Society. The happy pair START
ed East on The Q O'Clock train. ana upon re-
turning will r. side with The brides parents,
providing the old man does not try TO carry
TOO much January wheat.
THE BRIDAL TOUR.
BY the Rsiroad Reporter.
The fuNQeu uept OF tue l. "A auu ~ l. =
II. r., over which Mr.. and MIS-. Rolling
stone started for their wedding trip last
evening, is S7,4S3, 210l4, but it Is believed
that with The Inauguration OF the new
freight tariff this amount; will be greatly re-
duced. A splendidly.apDointed drawing
room car was fitted up for the bappy pa'r
by the company. and it was indeed plea
SAINT picture 10 see them chatting gayly with
q bevy OF friends before the train started.
In case the freight pool is broken,
10 now seems probable, it is pretty
ssfe TO say that grain shipments over this
road will largely increase during the next
three months. At last the hour OF depar.
ture came, and the train moved slowly out
OF the deI0t. the bride looking beautiful
as she threw kisses TO the merry group OF
friends that stood on the platform. Whether
or not Vanderbilts scheme OF consolidation
will succeed it is hard to say. Tut that new
tariff on frelghts will bave TO be adopted
with the opening of navigation Is fore
gone conclusion. The marriage is said by
AN the friends OF the parties TO have been
purely one OF love.
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DiCHMOkD AM DhNNiLLE RAIL-
IA gOAu 'UMPANN
CONDEMNED SCHEDULES.
N EFFECT NOVEMBER p, $50.

LyuchDurg Passenger Train. ". T. l'.f.
cave Richmond. $3.50 y. VI.
Arrive acknowledgements. ....,-.... fN A. VI.
Train No. "a connect, a. Burk''il' with tNlr-
lie. Ni,siSsippi ana OHIO railroad for firnt .'.,
4 yuchburs. aud an soufi We ~ pni.i
Trans Nos : ana IL coUner' Al 'u'r'-'Iu.- $ 90
Milton ana Sutnerhu Narr0N-6augt railroad ir
\ iltOn.
Tram No. - cOnnects AZ salisbury Niih N'',.I
North (arolina railroad Tor AshtNilr AMI i.l i'.us
In Western Ncr,h nrilini.
Trains \O> 30. -. aud ~ rnDbtrt ~ MI.
Junction vi h Albania aud tn1rlo ic AR Lih' It.-
way for all points >Outh aut southwest. tf .
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia md Az -
railroad Tor AL points south. >Outneast sni -.u'l-
west.
Train No. 50 stops only - JotersSill'. .br,.'f
Branch, Bark ia Is. Dinyiile bTernsD1rp.. tii
Salisbury.
Trains from the above. u imrd 20 li- arrive 81
Richmond 4:3S L. NJ. 4:OS \. NJ. ana 6:45 T.. ".
Train on Aurih CaroiDa rBlir'10 ltltts brfn'-
boro' dailS at $50 \. ". for Raleigh and g. ..lr.
borO'. come clirg a. Gold,bnTo' VIII Wtid.a H 4
Wilmington railroad iJr Weldon ,ua Wihuin-l .H.
PUILMAN-CAR StRNittt
ON Train No. 4s-<ew Nork auu Richmond. 'r
Danyille and Atl,D'a ard Dtuville ana -Ittnrt..
ON Train No. i2-Wd~hlugtnn. El,1VIuf. ..l
Danyille, and DanSilie auj Augu-ta.
Tickets sold TO "a points -ou.h. stittFt7', IIl
southwest, and baggage checked throu-h.
No lay-Over che' Is giNcA on ivcd tlcAs'..
a. IpPt.
General Passenger and .ratt Agent
T. VI. X. 1ALCOrr, General >uueTlnuni'ni
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP Z $fs~gr.
~ COMPANY. eSF=sk -.
FOR NEW YORK.

fhi .gnPzny Va. .,sp~., 2se 4 tDei- spruot
HAITIAN, ISAAC ScuI, ana RICHMOND
every |UsSDit, FRIDAY and SUNDAY
h'"t wYter.
These ships are entirely new. and were bull ex
pressy for this route.
They have splendid saloons. stste-rooms, and bss
rueDs
The fare, accommodations. anc atter tlons are ~
surpassed.
ShiDs gong north land Al Pler 81, North river
fOOf Of Beach street. SHIPS coming south SAIL IRON
Pur43. Nor. n river. foot of Christopher street.
shin 5srf % New I orr. az -teer&ge ~ 81
~
Freignts for points beyond New York forwa:ns
with dispatch, Snd charge made eNcept srths' e;
penses incurred.
krelgnt received anti! O'Clock Z. NJ. daily.
Cor Turtner lnfOrnhIV4 app,y ~
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., AEen+
1fHr n-'- wh-ruos. RN"' Of
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WANTED. A WET NURSE, healthy
w aud trustworthy. Apply at 10 east Fransnn
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WANTED, A GOOD BREAD AND
w CAKF-BAkER TO 20 to country Town.
Good wages anu steady employ ment. ApDy,o
,,1,otS IO9 east Main rect
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WANTED, BOARDERs.-TwO OR
w THRkE SINGLE GENTLkMEN cen en ., q =,
GOOD BOARD, with NiCfLf'FUbNlSILD
ROOM In a private fanny on very reas ,nzoie
terms bv applying al No. 3O7 wess Main street.
"a
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nor RENT. THE FARM KNOWN n
Il as GLENDALE. in Chesterfield ctn'v: III
on he Bro ,drock road, ab III four nj from Mao
chester. containing Z5l acrrs, wi h residence OF
seven rooms ana necessary Oui bull iInEs for usr OF
The place. Apply To II. l.. SrAPLtS & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
isQ.3t No. l03 vain street.
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RICHMOND. VA, January 1, 1881.
CPECIAL NOTICE. StIS0.
On account OF ice In the river no FREIGHT Will
be received at the RICHMOND. SMlTHFIFLD.
AMI HAMPTON STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S
wharf until further notice.
ji2 GRiFFI II n SPRATLFY. Agents.
DOR RFOLK, BALTI-ef@
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LASI-
Arizona silver belt., 1881-10-08

Mir. George Turner telegraphed to Thomas to find out if the Indian who was implicated in the Cherry Creek murder was there, as he held United States war rant for his arrest. The answer received was that "all the prisoners had been taken to Tucson" If he has been taken there with view of turning him over to the authorities at Yavapai, all right; because it was in that county the murder was committed; but if the military claim the privilege of trying him, we hope that the Yavapai authorities will protest against it, and demand him for trial. When the Pima killed Young Muncey last summer he did it within the reservation lines, but the Pinal County authorities tried the of fender, and executed him. Tbat is the course that should be followed in this case,
Arizona silver belt., 1881-10-08
The Military.

Up to the carly part of this week the dian outbreak has been series of culpa- ble blunders, directly attributable we be. lieve to Gen. Wilcox. and his aid, Capt. Haskell Good men have been in the field, but parade officers have been in the camp. The history of the whole affair is a lasting disgrace, and week more of the incompetent ruic-ur- -rrcu.- NHiiuvn, would no doubt turn the whole of the red devils loose. Thank Heaven, man pos sessing energy, courage and an intimate acquaintance with Indian tactics and characteristics is in the field now, and a vigorous prosecution of the war, with Q speedy conclusion to it, is what we look for. From our knowledge of the progress of eveuts since June 17:b, when Gen. Will. COX was warned by Col. Tiffany of the possibility of an outbreak, the course of the former officer has been marked by i'm. becility, almost, except the short lucid in- terval at the outset, when he displayed a little energy and common sense. The policy he adopted of paroling murderers was iniquitous. The murder of poor Phinney near Thomas, the murder of the Mexicans at Cedar Springs, and the loss to freighters and cattle men since he made the useless parade of troops, last ration day, and frightened off Indians who up to that time had been friendly. is more directly traccable to him than the sin in the world Is to Adams eating the apple.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-10-08

Thirty two men, have been killed by the Indians, and several wounded, and, 30 far us we know, only one Ihdian-the medi- cine man, has bitten the dust. It would be satisfaction to the people of Globe to know that there was dead Indian or two, even if they died from natural causes. Won't somebody kindly furnish us with a picture of one of the Apacbes, taken after death so that we may have something to suggest wish that there was more of them in the same inanimate fix.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-10-08

The BELT has received very compli. mentary letter from the Hon. Adamson Cornwall of Mohave Co. Thanks. He complains of the mail service in the south. ern portion of his county, and properly SO. Now that the government do not have to pay Star Route thieves, it is to be hoped that legitimate mail services will get a little notice. MT. c. thinks that work will soon be commenced on the McCracken. He says, also, that in short time the A. & P. R. R. Co. will be grading in Mo have Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-10-08

Following up our Eastern and Califor. mia exchanges, we find that by guesses of the sage ones and interviews by reporters, who are not always sage, that the weight of evidence points to Artbur's determine. tion to follow policy favorable to the s,alwarts. We arc outside of the politi. cal whirlpool, but we feel the nipples of the outer rings. We want the policy laid down by Garfield followed out in its on. tirety. How Arthur can do anything else, after the declarations in his message is more than we can comprehend.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-10-08

Stalwart and half.breed are fighting with an unseemly haste and indecency. Conkling the Adonis, the Apollo, the Beau Brumell was working like a pot house politician in ward primaries in Utica, while the victim of his selfishness was dying at Elberon. A whole world mourned for Garfield; there would not be enough tears shed for Conkling if he were to die, to make 1t worthy of the notice of the recording angel.