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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
CopNrp MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, Augusl To, 1851.


CORNER MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, August 10, 1881.
The following canvasses are published
bv authority Of the Executive Committee :
For State al Large: General James A..
Walker, OF Wythe; Colonel Henry +. Pey-
ion. Of Loudoun Judge Charles +. OFFER.
rail-, OF Rockingham; Major j. b. FickliD,
of Buckingham; NJ jor David 5. Pierce and
Colonel Robert Il. Witbers, of Wythe; Col
ouel Thomas S. BOCock, Of Appom1ttOx
Thomas CrOXtOn, Esq Of Essex; Judge
Robert Ould, OF Richmond city Hon. John
II. Harris, of Rockinoham; Captain Henry
Edmunds, Of Halifax; William Nj. Cabell,
E.q., of Buckingham; Major Z. =. Dan
bridge, OF Winchester; Hon. Thomas White
head, of Lynchburg; Thomas j. kirkpat-
rick, Esq, of LynchDurg; General w. b.
TalaferrO, of Gloucester; Robert A. Cog
hill, Of Amherst.
Second Congressional District: Colonel
l.. d. Starke, Norfolk Thomas Tabb,
Hampton; Judge Legh K. Watts: Ports
mouth; Dr.. George 4. Rives, Prince
George.
Thrtv.frst Senatorial Distric': DR.. l.. X.
Chiles, Princess Anne; Captain j. j. Bur-
roughs, Norfolk city.
Thirty.thlrd Senatorial District: Major
John II. Gayle, Portsmouth; Captain
George ID. Parker, Berkeley.
Twenty.ninth Senatorial District; DR..
NJ. O. Holt, Surry; Mann Page, Prince
George.
Thirty.eighth Senatorial District George
NJ. Peck, Hampton; ID, &. Tyler, Charles
City.
City and County Canvissers: r. d.
Doyle and A. p. Thorn, Norfolk city; Cap
tain John w. Young and John w. II.
Porter, Portsmouth city; II. d. Cole, Will
liamsburg city; Captain W. w. Coke,
Princess Anne; Captain John T. West,
Norfolk county; Wilbur j. Kll5y and
Major Joseph III. Pierce, NanSemond; X.
f.. BOykin aud DR.. G.. Rawles. Isle OF
Wight; L. 7. HargraYe and j. j. Dillard,
Sussex; Captain Blair Pegram and S. IL.
Burt, Surry; Captain X: E. Bland and
Charles Gee, Prince George; DR.. J. c.
Gregory aud Thomas Barham, New Kent ;
Captain John Lamb and George w. Walden,
Charles City; Shepherd Jones and Captain
Nelson Smith, Warwick; DR.. Robert H.
Power aud Or. W. ii. SHIELD, York; f. S.
Collier aud George Booker, Elizabeth City.
j. Bell BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative Democratic papers please
COPY,
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At no time is man secure from attacks OF
such painful and dangerous disorders Of
the stomach as Cholera, Cholera. MOrbus,
Cramps, DarrbGl, and Dysentery; but
these complaints are particularly common
during the heated term. when It is dOubly
dangerous to neglect them. PERRY DA-
vIs's PAIN-KILLER is remedy that has
never failed when tried, and the seyere>t
attacks have been cured by it. II leaves no
evil effects, and invariably brings relief to
the sufferer. Every reputable druggist in
the country sells PERRY DAvIs's PAIN
KILLER
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The Result nj Lynchburg.

[Phlladtlphla Telegraph lRepubIcanl
Only one thing is certain-yiz.: Should
the Rtadjuster highwaymen capture The
shadow they Will not secure the substance
Malone may, by some hook or crook, get
"control" OF the Lynchburg assemblagei
but he will not be able to control the votes
OF tens OF thousands Of those without whose
support he must eventually fail. IL has been
repeatedly demonstrated OF late that the
stormng OF convention is merely the clr-
rying Of an outpost; the real battle comes
afterwards. The people do not quiellj
"follow their leaders" when the latter
have been caielcd, bullied, or brbed into
going the wrong way. And that will be the
result i'm Virginia should the Lyncbburg
Republican Convention become the victim
OF MahOneism.
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our candidate for Acknowledgement,
,he Hon. JAMES BARBoUa, has been sere-
naded BY bis neighbors and friends AZ CUT
rener Courthouse, and his speech shows
ina, he Is 10 for a vigorous contest. lie
was Bourbon enough 10 extend the hosp''
,sutIes Of his home TO bis visitors. They
nrompsly accepted issitstion~ ana
q wet his commission" As Mr.. CoSKLINo
saId Of senator WALLACE, Of Pennsylvania,
so we say OF JAMES Barbour, che never
hunts ducks with brass band"
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II is very clear that the Presidents con-
dltion is far from satisfactory to bis ply
sicians, and while all hope and pray for
the best, the fear Is widespread that he IL
growing too weak 10 have many more sur.
gical operations performed on him. AN re-
ports from the White House are 10 the
eject that be bears bis su1erIngs brayeIy
and palieutly, and that his wife is comfort
aud a blessing TO him 10 his great affection.
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Why Major Daniel Did Not speak at
DanNilIQ.
IDmville News, August 10Th

]
The Hon. John w. Daniel, Democratic
Conservative nominee for Governor OF Vir-
ginia, reached the city last afternoon upon
his return from his visit TO Martinsyille, the
county.seat OF Henry county. We are glad
to note that the young chieItain OF Demo
cracy Is In splendid feather, and well pleased
with his reception by the good people Of
Henry. lie speaks in glowing terms OF the
Henry folks and the prospect Of success in
that quarter, and carries with him only the
most pleasant recolectlons OF his Visit. This
morning Msior Daniel will be in the city
until IL O'Clock, and will visit the ware
houses and public places about The city, AT
which places he will be glad TO meet his
friends. He Will not address the people to-
night, Colonel Cameron having refused "a
remain over la the city.
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General EARLY suggests that II tacre Is
any danger Of DANIEL burning down the
schooI.houses they had better be insured.
Then II CAMERON commences to cut that
poued Of flesh from The breasts OF the
childreu Of Virginia, we are sure there VIII
be always enough people about to stop
LIN
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Louisa.

WILLIAM +. GORDON, JR, NOMINATED fok
THE HOUSE or DELEGATES.
TCorrcspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch:
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, August ., 1851
The Conservative Convention which met
here on Monday nominated. on the hrst
Laliot, William +. Gordon, Jr., as candl'
date for the House OF DELEGATES from this
county. He is a son OF William +. Gordon,
ex.CleIk Of the House Of Delegates and
ex.member OF the Legislature, and grand
son OF General Gordon, who ably repre-
sented the " Red.Land" district In Con-
gress. Mr.. Gordon is not only talented,
but has rendered most efficient service TO
the Conservative cause. He will make an
active canvass.
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According to the present census mere
are about lO4 pottery establishments IN tue
country, with 800 kilns, $4,000 900 eapltal,
/ 500 hands, receiving g. 900 wages ana
Weld SIS O00, 900 produces. The larger num-
her ~ these establishments are in New Jer'
sey, the next largest number being In ONO.
As soon as our debt question Is set'leu
there will be potteries in Virginia.
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ARYALL (colored Republican, IN DIS
speech at Lyncbburg yesterday, declared
that he would sooner vote for DANIEL
little finger than for the ballot-boX suffers
ARNALL was very savage in his assault on
General MALONE.
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American. English, and Canadian rifle
men have been invited to unite in tourna'
ment at Atlanta, Ga, during the forth
coming Cotton Fair, and the Yorktown
Association would do we'll to have them al
the Centennial.
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The Reading Dispatch IS very proud over
the fact that seyenty-seyen trains arrive ana
depar, from that city every day. We don
blame our namesake. for the Richmond D'S'
match will have an illumination and IRE
works when seventy.seven trains arrive and
depart daily from our prosperous anu
rspidy.growing city.
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Texas has new law making it INSIDE
meanor to injure baggage by handling 1t
maHclously, carcessly. or reckle>s'y'" IL
would be well TO seudGrospectiye baggage
masters from the MOI thern and Middle states
10 Texas to finish their education.
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The New York savings banks show SlO,-
900 900 increase in deposits in six months
The aggregate OF deposits exceeds S2OO''
600, 900; surplus, s3O,OOO,O0O; number OF
omen accounts, 100000. That indicates
that buslGe@is brisk and money plentiful.
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A spoudeDt OF the Abingdon STAND
ard offers any Readiuster paper dollar a
line TO publish two Of Colonel Camefon's
anecdotes told in his speech at Abingdon
They must have been as racy as CLARA
BlLLE's seaside jokes.
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"The plugs picked up TO stop the holes
made in the United States Senate by CONK-
LING and PLArT," is the way the Memphis
Appeal speaks Of Senators LAPHAM and
MILLER, OF New York.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
recognizing the beauty OF the phllanthropic move
now on foot to give the people Of Richmond and Vi
entity the benefit Of wholesale prices on
CHINA AND GLASS,
and wishing to offer substantial aid to the laudable
enterprise. offers in The best makes
selected DINNER PLATES, extra thin, at soc. per
dozen;
Selected c. c. PLATES at 55c. per dozen;
Selected HANDLED TEAS, extra thin, at SOC. per
set;
Selected ENGLISH CHINA, HANDLED TEAS,
extra thin, at Soc per set;
Good IRONSTUNE CHINA, HANDLED EAS, a
45c. per set;
LAMP CIIMNEYS at 4Oc. per dozen;
Fine PLAIN GOBLETS lbeautie,l at SOC. pc
dozen;
TUlfBL Frs, three styles, at 2jc. per dozen;
In ROGERS TEA aud TABLESPOONS and
FORKS;
In CAKE-STANDS, CASTORS, &c, &C., you wi
lind large assortment, at bottom prices, at
STEVENS,
Je2A sos Broad street.
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"The Conservatiye-Democratlc parry
pledees itself, as part Of its policy, not 10
increase tie present rate OF taxation"
And IL is clearly demonstrate that Wild
the present rate Of taxation the DEBT can De
provided for, the schools supported, ana
the government run.
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The Norfolk landmark says:
awe have never known nominations to
give more general satisfaction than those OF
Daniel, Barbour, and Mckinney"
Exactly so.
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DEATHS.

ped, at llX O'Clock A. NJ. August 10, 1881,
JOHN PATRICK. youngest child OF Edward aud
Mary Cummns; aged eleven months.
." For Of such IS the kingdom Of heaven
His funeral win take place from his parents ~eei-
dfncp No 0Ig Broad street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, THIS Thursday AFTERNOON at
5 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance OF the ram
lily. aud Of his grandfather Patrick hc6OFern' are
inNi Cd u Attend.
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The widely.known liyery-stable keeper,
Mr.. c. II. Colyin, Lancaster, Pas used 81.
Jacobs Oil on a valuable mare whose ankle
had been sprained, and II cured her IN a
short time. This is the quickest remedy l
eyer used, writes Nj, CQlyin,
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

cole THE TIcKET-FREAK or Ll0HTNING-
REMARK, ETC.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.l
AUGUST 8, 1881.
The feats which EoIe has been accom-
pIishlug Of late upon the turf make us lust
little proud that he is an AIbemarle horse,
born aud bred. Lie was raised at "Ellers-
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BLACK aud COLORED LACE MITTS;
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY;
LACE-TOP GLOVES;
FANS and HOOPSKIRTS,
AT SPECIAL PRICES,
As we DO not wish to carry over any Of these goods
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S GAUzE VESTS
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S HANDKER
CHIEFS;
RIBBONS,
LADIES' aud GENTLEMEN'S COLLARS and
CUFFS;
LACES, HAMBURGS,
BELTS and KID GLOVES
In great variety and at the lowest prices.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
Central Block SOL Broad street,
an 4.Tb&F&tsaSuSW corner Fifth street.
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EkTIN(jS.

r o. o. + The members OF ,,,NsyS.zt.
L. ROANE LODE, No $50, l. 90. askys%A (
h., are requested 10 meet promptly, - q =
and In large numbers, THIS EVE INV
NlNC; At 8 O'clock. This lodge viii be visited by
distinguished members OF The order In TINS juris-
dictiOn. {. D. FoA; 49,.
r. WILEY DAVIS, Secretary. au Lille
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WHITE and CREAM EMBROIDERED MUS
Inns, LINON DE DACCA, PERSIAN NULL,
ORGANDIES, VICTORIA LAWNS, WHITE
and FIGURED LAWNS-sll at lower prices
than Cyer
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EXCURSIONS AND PTC-NICS.

ITO! HO! no!
III GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION!
MAtDtN~' ADVENTURE. THURSDAY,
August l1ih. DANCING, FlREW ORhS, &c.
W u Parr will furnish ~ treatments al CITY prices
Train leaves Richmond aad Allegheny railroad
depot. foot Of Eighth street, at 1880 sharp. Re-
turning. caves Maideus' Adventure 4. NJ.
ROuud-Trip Ticket, rs cents. To be had al the
following places: Captain q. Watt TAYLOR, Tween
fifth and BROAD streets Judsou Cunningham, Main
and Twenty-drst; W. j. Baker & Co.. eighteenth
and Franklin: Meade & Baker 900 Main; j. VI.
Thompson. 10 Broad, aud l.. l.. Lynch, 1876 Nam
street. Mauagcr,: W. J. Baker and l.. l.. Lynch.
An efficient police force Will tc I'm attendance.
Private COACHES for ladies and escorts.
an T-Su.W .GTh3tE
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AMVsEMENTS.
OTCHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION,

10
The regular weekly soirce will take place at
Mozart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at 50
O'Clock Admission only by membership cards.
which must be presented at the door. N0inylStion-
cards will be issued. and membership cards viii
only admit two persons on this any other Opera
night. au ll-ll
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DTSS0LUrIONs q PARrNER>HIr'
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF.rHE kANAwuA Gov
CHARLESTON, W, VA, July ~ ~
Under its contract Tor the sons tucli'n o..
tal division OF the Richmond aud N.',..... ID.
ohio Central railroad. we hahANuN ttD
ytts SEALkD PROPOSALS until nVnH, IN
e5TH. for the GRADuAIlON, NAsVNN..'..
or, ,SS -TlES for the line ostMesn u'', ...
Point Pleasant, ". Va about 30 mlr@
OF II ~ Is not previously pat undtF e"nr.ii,,N .
goth OF August. ,.,,......., I
The tight 10 reject any aud an bid rec.
ag2-dlOI u. D. WnlI(QMb, 9'''
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PROFESSIONAL.

n. G.. PEGRAM, late Of Pepram Il McIlwaiDe, Pc
teraburg, Va. ; {. :. SrRiNGFELLOw, late of Mann
& StringfellOw, Petersburg Va; O. g.. kEAN
late Of Keau Davis, Richmond, Va
DEGRAM, STRINGFELLOW a kEAN
Il ATTORNEYS Ar LAW,
I1O3 MAIN STREET, K1CuNoNp, VA
is lj-lm
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All kinds Of SUMNER DRESS GOODS. PARA
SOILS, and LINEN ULsTERS at less than cost
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..--<------.--1s
sS- DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.
LEVY BROTHERS
GRAND CLosINe-oUT SALE
OF ---'
DRY GOODS
FANCY GOODS,
CARPETS, HATING, EMBROIDERIEs,
DRESS GoOL'S, WHITE GOODS,
cENTLFMEN,s and LADIES UNDERWEAR,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS,
GOODS FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
LADIES' LAWN and LINEN SUITS,
LADIES' ULsTERs, Ere,
Is now GOING on.
Large sales are now being made daily, bat the
SUMNER STOCK
+, vet too large to be carried over, we have made
such prices as will make It 20 of
faster than ever.
DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE,
BUT
CALL AT ONCE
LEVY BROTHERS,
anil 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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nj REDUCING PRICES
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST.
SPECIAL SALE.

WE OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS on ALL
SUMNER GOODS IN ORDER TO SELL
THEM OUT.
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The Atlanta Constitution says that all good
Democrats in Virginia are joining DANIEL S
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DIR. sANFoRD'S
LIVER lNYIG0RATOE.
ONLY VEGETABLE CONPOJNu
THAT
ACTS DIRECTLY UPON TIE LIVE.
AND CURES
LIVE8-COMFLAtNT>,
JACNDiCE,
BlLIOUSNE>~,
MALARIA,
COSTIVE EEsS
HEADACHE.
It assists digestos, strengthens the system
I,tes the bowels, purnes The blood.
A COOK SENT FREE.
DIR. SkNFuGp.
1872 Broadway, s.. s..
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IA l3-Ih,Sa.& Iu.. N ..
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SILK GOODS

for fall trade. We bough, them cheap, AMI are pow
ready to offer them at prices that are upwards of -
per cent. under present quotations. Tuey consist .l
part Of
BLACK SILKS in various quslliies:
COLORED SILK and SAriNs;
BLACK SATIN DE Lyons and SATIN u o..
FS>E.
large stock of REAL LACE CURTAIN.
also, ANTIQUE aud NOTTINGHAM Laos , R-
rAINS In great variety.
OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES in two r1..
lengths az 2jc. a shade-general price $50 lt-.
Many other goods below market value.
Tau 6-Sa.Su,Thl
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

We have just received The largest and fa.. ..
sortment Of SPONGES ever fred lu uI- t
embracing an kinds, sizes, and prices.
Also, another supply Of elegant OIL-DEt--ft
CHAMCIS SKINS. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Drug .-..
aug 1915 Main ....r
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TOILET ARTICLES.

A
ENGLISH HAIE.BRU,HES,
ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES,
FRENCH PERFUMEEY,
TOILET POWDER,
sPONGES, FLE>H-BRU~HES, Se.t..
For sale by y. BLAIR Drug a..
and corner Broad and NiufU
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Of any description can buy them almost a. ..--
OWE price previous to our opening Of fal! gooit
During the months Of Jane and july We nll.
heavy purchases Of
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BARBOUR sERENADED =
HIS COMMENTS on TIE READJUSfER REPU
DIATORs"-HE PREDICTS An OyERwHELM
ING MAJORITY FOR OUR TICKET-BIs HOsPI
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fs- DON'T MISS THIs OPPORTUNITY.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH

For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IA l3-Th,Sa.&Tu. 81
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-10
FINAL COUNTY RECORDS
Furnished by JnO. J. Devine.
 County Recorder.

For the week ending December 8, 1881:
 MINING LOCATIONS. Remnant, Pioneer-Wm. D. Griffin, ], T. F. Weedin, I, Will A. Henry, l. Indian Queen, Pioneer district-George Westfall John Westfall.
 Kohinore, Old Hat district-W. A. Rust.
 Conscript, OldHat district-W. A. Rust Twilight, Old Hat district-W A. Rust. Copper Glance, Old Hat district-W. A. Rust.
 Silver Belle North, Pioneer district B. W. Hall, Wm. Hunton, L. D. Hall. Mohawk, Pioneer district-James FL der, Ben Van Vlack.
 S. W. Ext. Mary c, Mineral Creek Francis Cousins, D. H. Snyder.
 Equality, Old Hat district-W. A. Rust. Royal Blue, Old Hat district-J. A. Whitmore.
 Road Side, Mineral Mill-A. N. Dorsey, P. H. Moulton.
 -, Pioneer district - Geo. Binckley, W. Harris.
 Champion, Quajata district-J. Baeuer- len, H. Haupt.
 DEEDS-MINEs.
 Joseph Mckee to Frank o. Wilkinson, 316 Ida, Mineral Hill district; SIP 50 Wm. Nesbitt, E. B. Jones to Peter shafell and Frank Wilkinson, l Pon- tiac, Halstead district; S1.
 Ben Van Vlack to E. w. Palmer and Vim. Harvey, I Mohawk, Pioneer dis trict; $500.
 Joseph Meyers to L. L. Remy, } Grey Wolf, Halstead district; S1 ,000
 J. D. Reymert to c. H. Wheeler, SIG 1st Ext. of Fernandez, 3-16 1st Ext. of Josephine, Pioneer district. $1.
 Samuel B. Wise to Alphons Lazard 5629 feet of Scratch, Pioneer district; $500.
 Rush Latin and W. A. Latin to W. D. Harrington, W ] of Lookout, Saddle Mountain district; $1.
 w. D. Harrington to Rush Latin and w. A. Latin, E of Lookout, Saddle Mountain district; $1.
 A. D. Brewster to John Ruckelshau- sen, l Eclips, Halstead district; $500. l DEEDS-REAL ESTATE.
 James 4. Simpson and wife to E. N. Fish, ] of 160 acres of land with improve. ments, Picacho Station; $35O. MORTGAGES. B. W. Hall to T, Mcqueen, lot 25x75 and buildings, SW side Pearl St., Pinal $500
 K. K. Kennedy to M. Jennings and J. Sturgeon, Holice mine; $350. 1 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Coal claim-160 acres Black Diamond -felds-Otto Metchke.
 Marriage certifcate-G. A. Stone tc Sarah Nevada Whitlow, by W. H. Ben son, J. P.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-10

the splendid mining region up the river is tributary to her That section is opening up rapidly, and its influence Is already noticeable in our local business circles. The cash sales of our merchants will aver age with those of any town in the Terri tory and are increasing every week.
 The controversy over the Lookout mine in the Saddle Mountain district, has been amicably adjusted, Mir. W. A. Latin and son retaining the east half and Mir. liar rington the west half. This is valuable piece of property, and we are glad to see the litigation over it brought to an end The case had been appealed to the Su- preme Court and had not compromise been effected the mine would have lain idle for long period Mir. Latin pro- poses to commence work upon his half at once, and will either ship ore or build an arrastra and reduce the ore by that pro- cess. The ore carries both gold and sil yer of high grade and will prove profit able The mine was bonded for ten thou sand dollars at the time the litigation com menced, but the latter defeated the sale. Last week, a seven-foot shaft was sunk on the Katie, an adjoining claim. Assays from the surface returned $40 to. the ton, and from the bottom of the shaft $50 to the ton The shaft shows two feet of ore at the bottom. MT. Latten and son own the property
 The fve-stamp mill of the Mineral Creek Mining Company is to be sold on execution the 10th of this month. This is another instance of company organ izing, selling stock and building mill without first having secured mine Such glaring follies do more to skake the confidence of capital in and retard the progress of mining district than all other opposing influences combined. The man. agement of this exploded scheme persist ently maintained that they had a mine of demonstrated merit, and by so doing man. aged to float a considerable amount of stock on the eastern market. They de- ceived the press of Globe, and managed to gain few favorable notice in the ENTER PRISE by correspondence and personal re- ports to the editor. Their property wa, too far of to admit of personal exami- nation on our part, but after the mill was completed and started without showing any results, we suspicioned that there was something rotten in Denmark" and de- nied further notice of the property in oul columns.