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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

In the District Court of the Third Judicial pistric of the TsritJry of Ariz0Hs iE and the County Nsvspzi.
 Ihs Territory of Arizona, Piainrr.I
 A. Moves and Lot sS, in Block iS.
 and improvements thereon, al in
 the Village ot Prescott, YEvapAi
 County, Arizoaas also posss@soryl
 to s0 acres, described as fsLilo~s:
 St. of S - Section {. TsvB4hip
 Ia, NarTh of Range West, ce<ts.
 Under asd by yTtue Of an oruer of Sale and Rxe. cation. issued out Of the District Court of .rrtory Of Arizona, in and for tie County of Ysssps in the above entitled Action vheresn The TsFrttory of Art- zou1, the above named pSzlnfif, obtained personAl judgment and decree of force of Len against above uEmed deEeDczUt, 4. G. Soyes, and Lot sS, Of Prescott, 1avspAi County. Art1ona. also pos- Ty right 70 SO aerss described foalow.: ,. Of 2g Ssc.ion {, ToSrEhip l3 North oE Range Wos-, sli Coun ', which s.ia jusgnse1t and decree is rdod in Judgment Book of sald Court, psges g76. 1T Z7s, 279 2ss, commanded sell that certain pruPersy, to-sit:
 Al and inznl that certain lot piece parcel of or batng lOt in the Village of rrescott, County of NavSp p TerrfOry of Ariz knawn, dexisnsted and described the nfhcial pAi map of said Village tiis nOE appears He in the ofhce of the cord. of said Village Of Prvscosf Lot No fs3 ty three, in Block No (l5l nfteen. and improvements thereon; Go posse=sory right to (sol eighty acres of land, descrired follows: is of $ ' i Section (, Township i3, Norh of Range West, or co much thereof may oe necessary t satisfy said tsdgn<nt the Cf sss s2 100 and Costs.
 Futiic rl yflce i- hereby 6syea tnAt on
 G EsDAY- 4AK H. 10TH. A. b. lssi. e I2 Ccak of that ia tn front os the courthouse door n tae Village of Fre-Cstt said county of YEya pal NiE -e tue descrihrd prop~rfy as pablic suoCu to the highest b1der for cash to ssisfy said execution and sA costs. J. II. WALKER, sheriff.
 NY L. b. ST. JANEs, Dcputy.
 PTescctt- fes'. l@, lsal,
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Qnnn0us.

h the District Court of the Third Judicial Distef
 Tssrfcry ef Arizona. County of NoasSe.
 A. E. DAVIS AND ]. W. sIKrEESsoE, plas. L. B. GEsTRT and l. NJ. HUNT. def 'ts. -: A".- Action brought in the Dst let Court ofihe Ih.rd Ia dcal District Of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the County of Mohsve. .. .. The Territory Of hrixoEa sends greeting so E. D. Gentry an1 R. n. Hunt. Defendant -.' You are hereby sutDuened and rsguiresf sppsar m action brou ht against yOo by the above named patntns the UlsEiet Coais Of the Third JG dlciAl District in and fer the Coany Sf Mohays. the Isrr1tory of Arizona, aud znsSer the complaint filed vi the Cserk of thi Court Mineral Park, said County ts Py Of which ecmYssni sccSmp nies this sunmoas), within tEsuy dGss lex Of the day of ssrvIc af,r the service uIon you Of fhis mons. served upon you iB th.s County. sEd within his District, then within thirty; in sH othsr oves forty days. And you herby notified that if you fx; to aypesr and the conplzint above required the plzi- tiff sin take tudgmeit inst yOu the Of T~s hundred sna six -ses.n zrd eighty Ooe hundredths dollar- snd inter ther a, te "a of cent D month from July l4th, A. Is79 Inc date of ren- ments in this behalf xpented- -'- .-. 3fvsL under my hand and the seal of the seal. sai District Coasf ss MinsTs, Park this 3Iss
 day of Decenrer. A, b lessl.
 CALDxELL WEIGHT, Clerk. Dasis Sfsphenson. AttosDe for Plaintiffs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

The Free Concert. The Complimentary Concert this evening consists of the following programme: March from the Opera ''The Africane,
 Meyerbeer. ''Frederika" Waltz, Carrill. Theme and Variations for Baritone,
 Gattermsn. String Quartette. Easter Evening"
 Miller. Shamrock. Rose and Thistle 0Le Boquet National arranged by Patz.
 Selection from the Opera Pirates of Pen zance," Successor to Pinafore,) arranged by
 Gressinger. Turkish Reveille, Michaelis. Grand Medley Fascination. Wiegand.
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JAS. N BARNEY ARRESTED FOR PERJURY

JAS. N. BARNEY ARRESTED FOR PERJURY SAS FRASCIsCO, Feb. I5.-Col. Jame, M Barney, of the Silver King mine, was arrested today on a charge of perjury, on complaint of Chas. H. Swain. Barney in order to avoid teStifying in case pend ing against him in courts of this city, swOre he was, and had been for years past. citizen and resident of Arizona Territory. and householder of Arizona, not California About two years ago he became bOndsman in the Probate Court, and in qualifying swore he was a resi- dent and householder of California. In the light of recent testimony and state ments contained in these bonds, and claimed to be false, he was arrested. He has been released on bail.
 FLOODS IN MINNESOTA
 ST. PAUL. Feb. I5.-Ofiicial dispatches from Poplar river and Buford bring news of extraordinary food, water and ice Indian camps flooded. eight Indians and several hundred ponies drowned Others escaped by preciPitate flight.
 WHITAKER CASE-SNALL PON.
 NEw YORK, Feb. l6.-Gov Chamber laius protest against adm tting Whita kcrs testimony in former trials has been sustained hv the Court
 Smallpox i, growing rapidly. The disease i, of a malignant type. A num- ber of cases and many deaths were re- ported last week.
 sToX.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, Feb. l5.-fiptop S2; Silver King SIS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

The bill. introduced in the House, appro- priatinc s30. 900 to build workshops for the Territorial prisoners at Yuma. was killed to day Judge Haynes supported the bill for humanity sake. stating that employment was necessary for the criminal. If such be the case. which We do not deny. then We say utilize the 20 prisoners confined Tn the prison for the next two years in buildings these workshops. at the end of which time a small appropriation with which to furnish these shops with tools and machinery would be in order
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sheriHss sa.e.

By virtue of Execution issued ou. of Justice Tom sspbsns Co1rf Brsish.~ Prrcinc.. Ixvapsi County, Arizona Territory, de ei January 3fth, lss, and Q directed, vheron s. C. Sb-kles is plaintiff and Martin Msier defendant. fer the ,uns Of One hundred and t~>nty-foar sud eighty -fve-one hun drcdfhs doiArs si25 s5isof judsIUsnf. Forrs~n and fourteen huadredths doi4 sIs-is'.sl tnterrs; snd Twenty and fifteen one kan.tretfhs dollsrs slS-fSIB cost of suit. have siet ths following resl estate. to vif: One board .1ss iexe fect and contents and io Z5 fetf fro and i) fe~t bacs iron street, aad m.rbed on the plst ef tSxR of Alex sndrz, Ysyspsi County. Arizona Tsrrsory. Lot So. D. of Block l. ard tua.rd Prines street Of th above written town and county, together with all sod sin gslAr the teuazseuts. h-r-6fsmeuts and .pPur- ten.eces f.eFeurso, belonging is saysiss sppar- t>in.ng.
 Pubic Notice is hereby zivsu that 0n Thursday. February 3sfh. lss sf the hour of 10 o'clock of said dsy, z sell ct Public Auction, in front of the sboye de~cE1bd pr-mise<, N the town of ALszndrA fsvsysi County, Terrzsory cf AriSopa. the ahoyr aeserfhed property to the hshesf bidder, fer cash, or much th-reof may os oecesszfy e sstsfy cad judgment snt costs, v1fs seeruing costs.
 JR waIKER, sbepsd,
 By V. ]. ACLvEsEx, Deraty. ' E-l.k kfh
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Notice of Executors Sale Of Real
 Property.

Notice s hereby given that in pursuance cf ar order of the Probate Court of the County Yssspsi, n Territory of ArizoDa made the 2oth day sefte- Der, 1885, in the matter Of the estate of erth- heiIner decezssd. the undersigned the ErscufE Of said estate, will se publc auction, the highest bidder for cash. and subject to confirmation by ssid Prob2se Court on hursay the 8 day of March. ssl l2 fgnt Of thecour house door ia the Village f Pres- cof said County of avapsi all the right, tte, in. rTest and e-tate Bf the said Aaron Werh-iner the time of his death. al the right. title and interest that the said estate has, by operation Of ss otherwise acquired other than in addition to that of te said Ee f0loSins described property and pr misses, stu4e lins and ing in the said Cou lty and Territory NtK:
 Town lots Numbers thrtyeiEht l3Sl. thirty-nins 5s and forty s8l in Block Number twenty ( situate aud being in the Vlsge of Prescott in said County, and nH ked tes z3ated deleniated ddescTibed the plat of ssid Village. The interest of sad being undivided onehaf int rest in aud to ss;d town lots.
 Also undivided one-half iuteEosf of, Tn and to that certain piece parcel tract of land situate the Agua Frfa River, and described follows: The s.st half (iii of the nostheai (hl quarter and the north half fiEl Of the southwest quarter tiSl Of section twenfysryeB (2I Township twelve l2 north of Range TWO l2A. east of the Glla and Sat River base sssd meridian. sDd heretofore the Dickinson Ranch. meBts and sppurtenanees thereunto belonging or in snswise Appertkining.
 Terms aat conditions of sale cssh in lawful money Of ihe Cbited stzes. ten cent of the sssfcnAss money oe paid to the Auctioneer the day of the sale uaisuce confirmation cf sale by ssia Probate Court; deed at expense of purcha-sr.
 MICHAEL wORMsER,
 RIecHtor of Ests'e Of Aaron wsrtheinsr, dscessed. Prescott Feb. Vth. IssI
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Notice to Creditors.
y,s,,. Q, c.rvrx yacxsox, pecs.ssd.

Eszafe or CkLVfN <ACkso>s bcCSse>S- Ntice hereby sivea by tas undersigned sGInfu.s- tra.or of the esse sf Calvin Jackson eseessed 10 the eredstos of, scd sn pers1n- hssfns claims against said d~c>Ss>d. to exhibit the with the Dece-s voucnsrs within months st>r tho nrst publication of this notce the sad administrator, hts re-i- denc-, ts Kkkiand Valley, County Of IsoPsi, TerIi- tory of Artsons-
 SOLOMON JACKSON, Admin strs.or estste of Calvin Jackson deceA-ed Prescott, Feoru<sy d, 1ste. str.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

On the passa2e of bill before the Coun- ell to-day, for the punishment of, and im- prisonment of all suspicious persons found in Yuma county, Mr. Meade, in explaining his vote, stated that, as he did not desire to deprive Yuma county of a Representative in the future Legislative Assemblies of this Territory, he voted No.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice fsr Publication.

LAND OFFICE, PExscoIT. A. T., Feb. ls, 1881.
 Notice Is hereby given that the foil1xiEz .zused settler has nled Doteo of hs intention Saake final proof n support ot his claim, and final entry thereof zt the C S. Land Ofscs st Prsscotf A r on the 26h 1ay Of March. 1ssi, Q. S. No. g17. Thosaas Gooi~in, for ths W Ss off " h and 6 ' A of sw A Sec. l5 Iounsh l6N Essf, and names the follow ing as h.s vrtDe-res viz: David W. stztoG, William Ndnds, John Meksnnon, and John 60odxin, sn os Camp Verde, 4. T. VILLAIN. KELLY,
 febl5-iw Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

Resolved, That the printing committee be required to make rsport to the Council. The ayes and nays were demanded
 The resolution was lost by the following vote: Ayes, 6; nays, 6. On motion of Mir. Rollins, the Council ad iourned
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN THAT THE kESU lar annual ret ng thestackholders cf the Artsons Ceutr4l Railroad Co.,. -i be held >t the ocs of ths Secretary, February 9th. Iss1, st 70 Oei0cs In
 r P. CLARK, Secretary. Prescott, A T., January 10, lss1. TheaS,ore meeting I. hereby postponed sntfi MOn- day reh Fist Issi at the same place and hour. By ordsF Of
 E.P. CLARK, sxssKTAs-. rrsees,t Fsh pth. IsSI.
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Notice.

Notice s hereby gwen that bids v1H be received st ths occ. of the Recordss of RrescOtt for putting punp in each vel be3ongng Co the Nfae, tS l num- bex until % FeJrusry 2iss, ts.i- The bids must - ID .. utou the plan and sscineaEon- file in the ofHcs Of the vflas- Recorder Council reserves me rsrbt 10 reject al bid.- By order of the Common
 CHAs. B. RUSH,
 VILLAGE kEcoEKEK- Prescott, Feb. Izsb, 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

4 motion was made in the Council to-day, to indefinitely postpone House Bill No. 20, for the removal of the Capital to Tucson
 The motion was lost by vote of 8 to |, showing that the Capital is safe at Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
Notice.

Notice is hereby given ihs. bids for cleaning the street. and alleys of The Visg Of Prescott under the direction and supervision of the street and Jfre Sem issieur- viii be received the ofce ef the Village Reccryi@r uotil D. --. March 7th. I.si The Council r-eryes the right reject 1ay and all bids By order of Common Council. = -
 CHAs. B. RUSH,
 VILLAGE RkcoErr-: Prescost. Feb. l2th. lssl.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

vicrir of ea-y inPrudsnee. o21siaz DsrN7ts de- try premature decay, etc., having tried tD SAfG rSsy k1oz remedy hs. discovered simple means of sell Srs winch ae viii send ire to Iis feligE sufferers ksdress 2. II. HEEyEs. e chE:@ns s... '. -EYEs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

NOTICE.-The pubic hereby Informed that John ~ Holrnrs iz the zwfal agent take of all the proporty of the Goodwin Mining CoMr@ny and t-o- stamp. mill, Turkey Greek. Arizona and the sad Holmes has full right to protect the same asAiLs every one trespsssing on ti,e ssB-e. i GCRAT MASTEESoS,
 sHpt. Goodsin Hia!Eg Co. Prescott Nov. ,, IsSrf.
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LEGAL.
Application For Patent.
us. LAND OFFICE. fREIcoTT, A. I. FEB- llth itssi

EEAANOEA, hs IL Ab- HUI Aoc..
 Notice is hereby given that Alsxander Gmors xhos> pOssofee address s Prescott, Ysyapai County, A. sand linear feet l.00 of the fin north ex:ension Of the ''Eci pse Lode rearing precious metal with face grOund two hundred s9) feet in width situate pal County. Arizona Territory, and designated ey te field notes and oficiii plat He in this o1cs Lot No s' in Section q Township To- North Range l. wees of the G and Salt Eiver meridian said lat No c being drscribod follows, tOvff Deelinsfioa I5 dees ss uitn- F.. commencing al s bszsi oak tree 10 inches damstsr. being centre nlonureut Of eziIa souh- erD boundary which 8otise of location posted and situate Ouicforp Dgs Of Ven VI degs 70 mies w. feet to monunenf 1, slate rock tE-xi- inches, set hai into ground s'd m ifK@i [; \ from this point juniper 'rts, S irea- dAI1rier, t 15 dsgs T.. feet distant: aiso 10 inches diameter bears l der VI, 22 feet distant. Thence
 degs 4o rnins F, lo0 feet 10 rncnunens No l. slat. rock set feet ia the sTouEd m j. g GHI3xls snehes and marked II: frotn fhis poiat el2sed Oak tre@ lU inches diameter. bears c9 dsz. % pns V, S5S feet distant; also eak tree blazeS. besrs 3 des- r, IS feet distant. Thence s2 deg 0 nins eO fec Monument No l. safs s0n. st feet n ground projecting 5xexl6 inches aud marked M III; v iron tlis inches ia dismetsr and biszeS, bears e7 degs 70 mins V 30s feet dissaur ao oak tree I2 inches d tmet-< End blszsd be<rs 70 decs W, II feet distant .lso the U s. Mineral feet distant. Thsnce degs % Eins ". is0 feet Monument IV slate +tone set 70 inches in the grOand projecting, 5x-xis inches and marked V ", NE ffOiu this oak tree 5zLs1 ard 3l inches in blazed oak tree 70 inches dianste., bears se des a. feet istant, the U. $. Mineral Monument Nc !, p nlins w lo0 feet 10 plae= of beginning containing .5e-i00 acres.
 Any and all person claiEins adversely any portion of said fth nOrh extension of the Eeipse Lode surfaee ground are required o e t fr adverse claim with Register of the r s. Land Ofice, Prescott in the territory of Arizona during tie sixty days of Dubi earion hereof or tnsy ~1n be barred by virtue of the
 WILLIAM x. KELLY, Register.
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NoaIcs for PubIicaiion.

Land Ofles .; Prescott, Arizona. January 2trs Iss1.
 Notice is hereby given ths the following named s>f tier se possce oS his lnseutoH make final proof h suppor of kss eE1i. and final ~ntry thereof the c. E. Land ofiee Prescott. Arizona, o7 the 3sth day Of Feb-usr Iss1. viz: Ws-tiey Herman Homsstssd No. In, for the \ i4 ofsw and W of !. and L of V Il Sec n. Twp. n. k Ea. and the following his witnesses: SeorEs White. teorge Wood. Nathan B0E~rs snd Fred Eisd~ncrs1d, a1 of Yssspsi CoRrfy, AT.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, Esgissss, Jan. 7fsf, lssl-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

Dissolution of Copartnership. The Copzrfnerrhip heretofore existing between John White an James Brs is ths G1y dissolved by mutual esnsent-
 John wnise xfl settle all Company debts, and is alone su,horzed to collect all monies due the late nr1
 JOHN WHITE.
 JAMES ii. BkIGHT. Ds.ei Peoples vAnsy, A. Dec su, 1sso.
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Letter List

List of letters remaining in the Pos5ofiee at Prescott, A. T, for the week ending Feb
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
T FL E C R P HIC!
SPECIAL TO THE MINER

New York, Feb. 1.-Two cars of a local passenger train on the New Jersey Central jumped the track. The one filled with passengers overturned and took fire, but none of the passengers were burned.
 Cloverdale, Feb. ll-An explosion oc- cured today at Mauer & Cos coal mine, al Robbins. on the Niles and New Lis bon Railroad. The loss of life is great The Herald's special says fifteen men and bows in the mine at the time of the explo- sion escaped at a side shaft. One boy es- eaped from the mine frightfully mangled
 General Garfield has not decided when he will start for Washington.
 Senator Logan is in New York on pri- vate business, and goes from there to Washington.
 Shasta, Feb ll.-Much damage has been done by the late storm, most all bridges across large streams being gone The large bridge across Cow Creek near Hillyille is gone.
 San Francisco, Feb llth-Northern Bell has declared dividend of 90 cents, Silver King, r. ]. Tiptop ?.
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The Free Cones

Please say advertised letters.
 T. W. OTIs, r. NJ.
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TERRITORIAL WARRANTS PAYABLE

TERRITORIAL W AKKANIN PA1 ABLE l am now paying warrants drawn on the General Fund of the Territory up to and including No. 11O, series of 1878 Interest stopped on all such warrants presented rior to that number.
 T. J. BUTLER,
 TERRITORIAL TREASURER. Prescott. Feb. 14, 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
TIE skcRErARY OF WAR ON ARMY AFFAIEs

THE nE1RETAhl of WAX oN AhHf AfFAlhs- New York, Feb. 14.-Secretary Ramsey, interviewed by Tribune reporter yesterday said the most deplorable thing about the army Is that 1t Is too much scattered to be effective. Owing to present railroad faclh- ties there Is no good reason for maintaining so many scattered posts. The army Is large enough If concentrated
 HANLAS WINS ANOTHER RACE.
 In the Laycock race, over the Thames ship course, for Sportsman's Challenge Cup and one thousand pounds, this P. NJ, Hanlan won easily by four lengths.
 NO SENATOR YET IN PENN.
 Harrisburg, Feb. 14-Dead lock contin- ues; no Senator yet chosen nor any apparent prospect for one very soon.
 DEATH OF FERNANDO WOOD.
 Little Rock, Feb. 14.-Fernando Wood, member of Congress from \. S., died at Hot Springs at 10 clock last night
 NO VERDICT ISGRAY'sCAsE.
 Santa Barbara Feb 1.-The jury Tn the Gray murder case disagreed and were dis charged this morning. Stood ten for convic- tion and two for acquittaL JEFF DAVIS RISE AND FALL OF THE CON
 FEDEEACY.
 Chicago Feb I4.-The Times publishes extracts from Jeff Davis Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government. lie eXoner- Ates Southern responsibility; treats slavery as merely an incident of secession and dedl- cates his book to the widows and orphans of the Confederate war.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
SheriH's Sale.

h the District Court of Third Judicial pissrie of tlse TssTitSry cf Ariz0ss E and the County Nsrapzi.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

THIS GLLvAHIC MEDICAL FELT, NEW AND
 wonderful invention the only grItIinei, VII without medicine. Rheumatism. Paralysis. Neurzl.
 Kidney, Liver spinal Di-e-see, InipoteBey, kupure
 Ague Nervousns-s, Dyspers'a and othsr dise<s-s of ho.h .exes We chsllerlce scertihc inystigItifn of its merits. Can sddrrss HORNE 6s WEST. EIec- tro- Magnetic Belt Co, 1oe Market str-et, ssn Francisco set-D- VI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

Mr Hereford has many friedds in and out of the Counci' He IS an honest legislator
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

Thursdav--Fortieth Day. Council met pursuant to adjournment at II a. m.
 President Masterson in the chair. Roll called Present all the members, ex- cept Darlington. Minutes of previous day read and sp- proved.
 The following message was received from the House
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-05-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
T. ID A A rrT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
v REAL ESTATE
By virture of decree of the Circuit Court of ALL
the cause of Miller ct ais vs. Hawpe ct als the I'M
derSigned Commissioner will on
Saturday, May the 2sth, 1881,
sell at public auction in front of the court house.
in the city of Staunton, the following real estate be-
longing to James S. Hawpe. Mary E. Hawpe and
others:
of Augusta county on South River. adjoining the
the lands OF Hawpe, Shields and ssaysssaasa
others, and containing 283 acres, 8sssss M sa
rood and rs poles. This tract of {2HkEsSSsSazME
land is well watered and timbered syS,IsS7zsssssS
and OF excellent quality. The i'm Gzsagsssszzsdae
stableand all necessary out buildings There is a
fine large meadow and good orchard
3D. Two parcels of wood land-one containing 90
acres rOods and IA poles and the other containing
IS acres. The 98 acre parcel adjoins the 1888 acre
tract and has upon it good stand of first class pine
doah Valley railroads. located through this parcel
on which is as fine railroad tie timber as can be
found anywhere. The IS acre parcel lies very near
to the IS parcel and also has upon it valuable pine
and oak timber These two parcels of land are
well watered and when cleared will be valua BILE for
cultivation.
The said real estate will be sold as above divided
OF as may best suit the convenience of purchasers
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough cash in hand to pay
the costs of suit and sale and the residue on credit
of one, two and three years from day of sale paya
BILE in equal annual instaments the purchaser civ
proved personal security bearing interest from date
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
j. NJ QUARLES,
aDr29 ids Commissioner
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-05-27

That the world is quick to desert man
whose fortunes are charged is shown by the
conduct of the New York 'Herdld" to
Gen. Malone. When he gave the organl-
cation of the Senate to tie Republicans,
by a vote that was then worth something,
the HERALD editorially patted him on the
back: now SINCE fortune has deserted him
it editorially speaks of his alliance with
them as ''the dubious alliance with Ma
hone, whom finally they cast away as
though they had never regarded him as
more than puppet or a counter in gamb-
ling game.'' The Washington correspons
dent of the same paper says Of the Repub-
lican party and Gen. Malone that "fhey
used him simply as sort of makeweights
and appear to have dropped him as soon as
they were done with him.