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cHENANDOAHVALLEY RAIL
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

CA>U DIVIDENDS ON ONplN Alb
" LIFE POLICIES ISSUED ~ lh-
NURTIlW MIL ~
LlFE-l\SlRA\CE CONPANl.
No. lO,l6O, issued April, 1865. ag'. "a.
GEORGE ". HARLOW, MORCt> ttA.
Amount, 81 .OOO; anuuti premium .......
Cash dividend IN lsSO ii9 per cent .-....~.
No. 56,409, issued Angus, 1870; agc.
john NJ. HARLAN, lNIrED >rAt.' >''
COURT: . -
Am unit, $4,000; snnu1' premium.
Cash dividend In 1850 tig per cent.
No. az O9l. l., urd Arm, 1873 ssc. a.
:. FERGUS son BEAt n. AiENAN1hi a. - .
Amount. - 900; auu al pr,m.uin........ -
cash dividend IN IS % 30 per cent ......'
No. $500, March, 1879; Az, Z.
III. &. FoRsrMANN, RitnMOHp,
Amount, 1000, annual are alum.
Cash dividend IN 1854 t33 per ceuti......
u viii be ob,,rsed thai the dividend
NoHrnwESrEkN MJr, ~ Wcre0sr
Of the policy. ..
y. B.-Aboye dl,ldcnis were psil Dr.
they been applied To PURCHASE Aprilt"NN
suRANCE, they would have Ntn lrgC) il.t
cor further lnfOrmatOn. address
JOHN II. CARY, state y,
1913 Main street, klcamohi
u.h tt-'''
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Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
NBLE IMPROVED REAL Estate N CIlES-
TERRIFIED COUNTY In pun uauce Of Il decree
If the Circuit COurt Of Chesterfield county, rem
dercd on November | s, 1880. IN the chaucery suit
therein pendiug, STYLED Cauyet rs. Wilkinson and
1fs.." the undersigned. SPECIAL cOmmis sioners ap-
pointed tor ,haf puruO will expose To eae by pa -
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1881,
atl2 o'clock VI. on he premises, that very VALUA
BIt TRACT OF LAND, containing 6H2 ACRE ;.
klng IN Chesterfield county on The road leading
from Mldlothiin Coal Mines 10 Mount llermOn
church and about three aud 4 half miles from Coal
field depot on the Richmond and DInvillc rail- DAD.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist OF au excellent BRICK
DWELLING with about SIX rooms. good grist-
mn well woO'cd and wa'ertd and all necessary
on buildings, IN very rrspe table neghborh0od,
convenient To churches. ,chOols. pOst-Oiices, &c.
This considered one of the best farms in that SEC
lion of the county, and was formerly the residence
of The late Hin spears, Eeq
TERMS: ono. third cash; the balance on credits
of one aud TWO years, equal nstaliucnts. the pur-
eta. er to execute his bond for the deferred pay
H. nts. bearing interest from day Of Salc aud the
lite retained til the Whole Of tie purchascm0ne
hail have been paid aud a conveyance ordered by
the Court. H. ME- AIDE.
u. \. HANCOCK,
GEORGE MASON,
GtORGt j. HUMIDITY,
ap 1O172iSmy64 At special Commissioners.
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DRU0s. MEDICINES, &c.
vTEsT-POCKET CURE
FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Bishop ID. Y. DoGGETT, Southern Methodist:
IL Is an excellent corrective OF Indigestion.
have used IL wi IN prompt beneficial results.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK
l. DWELLING No: 6l6 NORTH Eion Ill,
from samuel Elvs 10 Jesse Williams, as trus-
Zee, dated 7lh November. 1857. ana GUY TT re-
corded, The undersigned. executors OF Jesse Wiz
iiams DC ceased, being thereto required by me par
hes secured will sell 10y auction, upon the premises
FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1881,
nj AZ o'clock +. NJ. the REAL hsThdE con ye
I'm said deed, The same being The BhiCh hEs,
iFNCE long occupied by Mr. E,lis and nov pI Us
FAMILY situated on the east side OF flehth street
north OF Leigh street, nearly opposite 10 the CiIy
Snring lot IL has ba cment- with TWO stories
.boye ana contains nine rooms; also. two Kitchens,
with sas and water THE lot fronts 40 feet and runs
back 126 feet. .,, o.,.o,,or,
70 business tins property should attract the atIen-
lion of those seeking a Desirable nome -,
Trpus viii he accommodating and will b. stated
a, ,he saie Z. &. WILLIAMS,
Nv wv A. ID. WILLIAMS.
Executors.
GRrRps A. WILLIAMS. Auctionetrs. apS
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ROPEAN STEAMSHIP x1fEfS
~ TICKETS. snkeaxzS

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following nrst-ciaSs ocean steam
ship lines from Boston, New York, PHILADELPHIA aud
Ia, lmore TO Europe: CUNARD, WHITE STAR
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, GUiON, lNMAN. AMER
loan. RED STAR. ALLAN, NORrH-GERNAN-
LLOYD, HAMBURG AMERICAN, and METH
EkLAND's AMERICAN, ITALIAN. and BOR-
DfACN. FIRST CLASS, SECOND GLASS; and
srEERAGE TICKETS 10 aud from all the prin-
eipa points In Europe. Excursion tickets M
reduced rates. staie-roOms secured In advance.
Parties going 10 Enrope or sending for their FRIENDS
would DO well 10 communicate with the undersIg nes
before purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and stea m
snip uckes 10 all points la the Omitted siates and
sahsda Rates saine as at depots aud general on
No Trouble toanswer questions. Write 10 or call OH
General RAILROAD and Steamship Asen,t
Nll.d3wSm 1000 Main street, Richmond. Va
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By j. Thomps n Brown,
Peal Es'ale Agent and Auction,er,
lib Main street.
AIN.STREET STORE
L For SALE ~ AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2OTH. AT , L. NJ

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2OTH, AT Z. VI.
BY request of the owner. who has removed from
The city. viii sell AT public auction on The penn
Isl, ON the day above, that Ut SlRABLE STORE,
WITH DWELLING ABOVE. No. 1909 EAST
MAIN SrKtET, NEAR FIFTEENTH STREET,
now Occupel by \. MaurO Esq, a. a confectionery.
store fronts II 3.l2 feet on Main street, the lot
81 ect, more less. 10 wide alley. The building
contains tx rooms above The store and dry cellar
b meath, with dciacheo kitchen In yard of Two
rooms. J. vel known As a irs,-class sfaud for 4
bakery or Confectionery for which purp isr II Ina
been used for many YEARS. the properly Weld, q
good reni-Si20 per annum-and win pay as au in
yesilneut.
TERMS; one fourth ca.h; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months secured By decd Of tust bear
Ing per cent, interest.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
aD o-lO.l3. 5tdtds Aucfiopper.
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BY jas. Macdougall, huctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.


by jas. MacdOugall, Auclioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
" TURE. OiL-PAlNTl\GS, CliILpRENS
CARRIAGES. ROSEWOOD BOOk-CASE. &C.,
AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY,
at l0% O'Clock. VIII sel Al my auctiOn-rooms
| MARhLF.TUP CIlAMBt SUIT:
MARBLF.TOP DRESSING CASES, BUREAUS.
aud Wristbands;
OAK EXTENSION aud o her TABLES;
MAHOGANY SIDEB ARDS. tbs SaFt~;
NEW HAIR and SHUCK MATTRf sSFS.
BEDSTEADS. ! OUNCES.
PARLOR- and DINING ROOM CHhIRS,
CHIIaDRFN'S CARRIAGES, CARPETS,
CUOKING-STONE> &C.. &c.
ALSO,
G FINE OiL-PAlNTlNGS. in pold.gilt frames;
| MASSIVE ROSEWOOD SECRETARY and
BOOK A>E-city made.
JA>. MACDJUGALL AuciiOnecr.
r. COOK, Salesman. ap l5-lt
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP rfFTS
~ COMPANY. sSSs-1u=xs

OH l. A d l. = Ii A, RICH <SsSNe
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK srEAM-ssz&,
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALI
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RISER
THREE TINES a WEEK.AUpul further no
tie the s;camers OF thl 'ine will make tri-weekl,
trips, leaving Pbllsielph,. every TUESDAY
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and Sunday, con
meeting Al Philadelphia With Clydef ew gngan,
line for Fall River.
QUICK rIMF-fREQUENT DEF .-RTURVs-
LOWEST RATES.
freight received daily until 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
ia dES W. MCCARRlCK,
General Scat ern Agent, Richmond, Va
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
uo2a No. 10 9~vth Wharves mi, aSalnhis
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VALUABLE FARMS ON JAMES
RIVER AND RICHMOND AND ALLIE.
GUNNY RAILROAD FOR SALF-We have for
sale a large number OF VALUABLE and HIGHLY
PRODUCTIVE FARMS on the upper james river
that can he bought on long credit. Fun desctip-
lions given on application. "
II. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
an 5-eOd3t HOS Main street.
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Rev. Dr. MAyGun, Professor University Of Soril
Carolina: .,.,,. -
concur with Bishop Doggett in his estimate
the Vest Pocket Cure.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

4 Dbl FIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED
"A For MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS.
AND OTHERS. Real Estate Exchanged tor Bust
ness. Persons with Capital Seeking Bu iuc.s Adj
vi 60 fwthOut charged Of Approved ppnor un.ties.
Rea't y Sold Privately or by Auction. References:
II. l.. STABLES & CO..
aplJ3 ll03 iain street.
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTl-cfIUa,
MORE, TIE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND-
INGS ON JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
SMlTHFIELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND
ARIEL,
carrying United States NALL
2. G.. CLIFFORD, Commander.
FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Smithneid. aud Hampton; Washington, ID. e.,
NeNbt rue, Washington, ano TarhOrO. y. g.. aud
all points I'm Eastern Nortf Carolina; also. for East
Sndings on James river, AZ LOWEST RATES
and through bills issued. l.. b. TATUM,
So IL Superintendent.
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By J. thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.
TWO ENCLOSED BUILDING LOTS
RICHARD STREET NEAR SEVENTEENTH
STREET
FOR SALE At AUCTION
on
TUESDAY. APRIL 18TH. AT > i. VI.

By request Of III owner wc viii sell at pnhlic !nc'
ton on the above day. lWO ENCLOSED BUILD
ING-LOTS fronting 22. feel each oE the tOuih slde
of Richard street IoTth III and near 10 seventeenth
STIR 81. Parties Of limited means desiring 10 pur-
chase BUILDING los 4; iOw prices would GO well to
attend his .ale.
TERMS: one third cash balance at six and twelve
months secured by de d OF ru.i with six per cent
interest. j. THOMPSON BHON y,
nnIr AuCtioncer.
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BY Grub9s & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VERY VALUABLE LOT At THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER Of Gay AND TnfRD
STREETS AT AUCTION.--Ia execution OF a de-
cree of the Chaucery Court of Richmond entered
on the lst day of Mrch, 1871, in the case If Bowe,
committee, rs. Norvel ana ats , | VIII sell by auc-
ton upon The premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH,
at Al o'clock l.. NJ, the PROPERTY situated As
above. long occupied BY Mrs. Ann Norvell. IL has
brick kitchen. The Lot fronts SO ieet on Gay
street aud ruus back l55 feet 10 an alley l61 feet
wide
This Is one OF the most eligible locations In that
part of the city ana Is especially de,lrdble site
for a handsome large residence Tor a block of
dwellin :. II will be sold as a whole or subdt,ided,
as may be deemed best at the tine OF sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance az six. twelve.
and egnieen months. with Interest. aud the title TO
be retained until the note. are paid
JAMES PLEAsANTs.
Commissioner.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS. Aueiioneers. aplO
by r.. H. Chsfin & Co., Auctioncers,
No. north Tenth stIeet
4 T THE REQUEST OF MRS. :. r..
"A MARX we will sell at her farm, near Manehes-
TUESDAY, APRIL I9, 1881,
commencing at / O'Clock, the following property
MULES.
WAGONS,
/ CART.
wHEAT.REAPER,
GRA IS. MOWER,
PLOuGHS, &C., &C..
Together win all the fsrming "a en.ls. A good OPP
porIanIy to buy all neead outfit for farm at
TERMS; Made known at SALE and will be liberal,
apis n. u, CHAFfiN 4 CO.. Auetioneers.
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AUOEION BAhz-.A ~
by Davenport 4 Morris, Auctloneers'
Dock street, Richmond, Va.
CARGO oFRIO COFFEE AT AUCTION.

CARGO OF RIO COFFEE AT AUCTION.
on FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH.
at I O'Clock, we win sell at auction, within our
warehouse on ibock street. the cargo OF brig "; %
Jacksou, DIRECT FROM RIO DE JANEIRo, consist
lug Of ,,o .oprgr
selected for The southern aud western trace.
TERMS: sixty days credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT a MORRIS.
ana Auctioneers.
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Lyuchburg Passenger Train. 10. -. D4...
cave IN hmD ul.............,.......... HiI ' NJ
ArrlN" r.t'."..''....'..'' ..-.'..... 1850 B. .
Train No. "a connect, ~ Burtpt "a tb A..
tie. Mississippi aud ONO railroad i.r farHf. .t.
LyuchbIrg. and 1ll .uuflrt. I'..,s.
Trains Ms. ~ aud - connect 20 - .Ill'- t-
Milton ana -IthCslu N.r. A-iff".. fH..i.t. ..r
Milton.
Tram No.4S come -t... .t . 70 -.'-a
North carolina railroad ilr \...... ..
IA Western N"ril taroiuI.
Trains Nos. So, 4, auI a. cY...., A.-. .
Junction viii Albania and uar'o.-' .I.... -'-
way f.r all points south and -nu.. r.... ..
. connects ~ harlutt' HI.h thsr' f.
aud Augu. o. railrpti tOr Il points ...
east. auj Southwest.
Train ". 90 sfops only 80 jtfsr-f .. ID.
Branch, Ba.ssdIc's. Dsuylle, G-,,a..,.l..
salisbury.
Trans from tie ah.yc-ulmcd u...f-
Redmond - +. NJ. 5:33 4. NJ, aui H.. D..
Train ON North Carolina RAILROAD comm
Go.d>turo' with Weldon AID ~ iIm.u-i
for Weldon and Wilmington
~ LlNA\-tAK >IBA g.
on Train W. U-Wt.iiugtou. K.,....
atlanta.
ON Train W. I~-N,N Yora sul
Dauyii.r aud Atlanta.
ON Train y. Nv t,iIngttr. T. .uIl.....
DIByllle, and Dtusli', tgd Augusta.
Tickets sDc TO az points ,ouIu, erHfl..l... .--
southwest, al 3 haggagr chtchth thrnu- d..
No iSy-Ovsr che, - given uh local ti.Att..
APN'..
General Passenger ,ul Tiract t....
Il. VI. X. 1ALCorT, General .uperri.u-t'
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FURNITURE.

WILLIAM DAFFRON, MANU-n
w FACTURER AND DE ALER INA
CHAMBER. PARLOB. AND DINING "
ROOM FURNITURE. WOOD. and CANE-If
SEAT CHAIRS, aud every article In the FURNl.
TURE line. Bedding, Feathers, and Mattresses.
Does the basness, carries the stock, and caunOt bt
wBdersod. Office and warerOOms, 1893 Main
street. factory, 10. ls, 20, 22 "a north Fifteenth
street. Richmond. Va. fe 20.3m
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Rev. II. y. WOODWARD, Presiding Elder Virginia
Conference ,,..,
Abont twelve years suffered from Dyspepsia
Failing In with this remedy gave u fair tilal:
After its use could eat ANYTHING WIN impunlty.
am sure am Indebted To this medicine for what 0f
health and physical comfort have had for the last
sixteen years. have known many since 10 he re-
lieved BY us use.
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHAEy
IL KAILkOAn.
OHESAPEAKEAND OHIOEAIIutT

" Trains from and 70 Richmond a r- I-..
NAL. Accom- f,f...s
LeaVe....... 500 \. VI $3.50 = a.. i...... q
Arriye....... 900 L. VI. 300 a. s.. -f- tr
For further details, apply ~ . N,.s..,t .,
Chesapeake ami ohio railway ief ....rt t..
CONWAY b.. IDN tr.
ap2 -. T.. rIH . ....t
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Rev. DIR. DABSEY, Theological Seminary, Vir-
glnia: ,,.,,
IN is highly esteemed here by the regular Medical
Faculty and the people IL Is excellent for lndiges-
ton and Flatulent CoIic-sedatiye soporihc, tonic
slightly ape rient. without nausea.
II. l.. DABNEY, Hampden-Sidney College.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-15
Old Mexican Canlp.

This camp IS now occupied by crowd
 called tbe Apes Nesi, the occupants De.
 ing, Rose, Mason, Miner and Livermore,
 who are working on the Big Injun
 Black Hornet" Silver Bow sun
 light and Shandagon claims. Rose
 and Mason doing fhe muscular work, Liv.
 ermore experimenting the restaurant, while Milner does the boisting and laundry work. Their camp was s.lszasvn into a terfibleHate of excitement last week by a terrific encounter between Rose. Ma. son and yarmint.p They were return. ing from work about dusk n tlo evening, when they espied m animal with large, glaring eyes apnroaching them from among the bushes. They drew their re- volyers and fired simultaneously, which only exasperated She animal, when 1t commenced approaching, Mason fired again, and the animal gave one internal yell and made 3 spring, and Mason imag ming he could see its glaring eyel1alIs and feel it's hot breath on his cheek, swooned and fell over, while Rose coming 10 tbe' rescue with b1s last remaining bullet, laid the monster dead at Mason's feet Lifting
 M. from cactus planf R. carried bim to camp. The shock to his nervous sys tenn vas SC great that bis life was de spaired of, until three o'clock next moct ing, when he revived sufficiently 10 eat . square meal. h the meantime Livermmp and MilneF went 10 the scene of encounter and returning, brought the animal, which proved to bea a skunk of tbe switch tail species N ss0n's wounds arc not ss dan gerops as at first hoped, probably from inc fact f1at tkeg were suffused with inc feted liaaor oi fle animal whicb he as good samaritan. carriss in SOCK near tbe ali- meHtary canal 10 apply 10 those who fall. ay the way iDte cactus bushes and are scratched. Mason has buried his clothes, but. notwithstanding, the scert0f the roses hang r0uad him still CACTUS
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-15
NOTICE OR ass EssaT FNT'.

DLUE BIRD MILL AND MINING 3 Company. Location Of principal plaee of Business, San Franciseo, Caiiiofnia.-I40- cstion of works, Globe District Final coun- ty. Arizona.
 Notice is hereby gwen that at g meeting of the Board of Directors. held on the 8th day Of January. 1881. an assessnent No. I. of Five cents per share was levied nBon fiie capital stock of thc corpDratics. payable inlnediaEsly. in . S. Gold Coin, 6e the Secretary af tfe office Os the company. No. %, Market Street. San Francisco California;
 Any stock upon which thi< assessnleilt snail remain unpald on Che J4th day or Feb rpary 1881. Wili Dc delinquent, and adYcr- tised fog sale at public auctions and unless payment Is made before, Win be sold on Monday. the l4th day of March. 1881, to pay the aeiinQueuf aSsesnlent, together with costs ol adfeFfIsins 4nd e1pshSc Q sale.
 Bs order of he Board 0l Directors
 VIII KNIGHT. Secretary.
 CFFtCE-- No. 10, Market Street, San Fran ciscu. CaiiforniR. Jan. I5-4W
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-15
sunlnaons.

 In the District Court ofthe First Judiaai District of the Territory oi Arizona, n and Cor Che County of Final
 cREsSIE MILLS, Pleinli6,
 a s0AWoN9 TiEOs P MILLS Deieninns
 The Territory of Ar1ola sends oeecting to Ihomas P. Mills, Defendant
 You are hereby required to appear in action brought against you by tbc above named Plaintiff a the District Court ol Che First Jui.sl District ci the feTitcry oi Afitona in and for the County Of rina and to alzutr e conn Ii1nt fltd therein n tho said County oi PInal. in tbs office Of the fierk ci said District Court ai Forence. within Twenty daFs lex cusfVe of the day o seffee after the service on you of fhis Summons i serpsd pitoih this County nf served out ci this County but Fthin this District then within Thirty days ofhsrWse thin Forty laTs or Judgment by deiauit viii be taken as~ifst ron according to the prayer oi fhe eonrlsinf.
 IHc seid aetlon s btctglt te obtain decree ol this Court Co dissoiFe the Bonds cl tatfiniony existing between the PaInad aia Deisudant hecen and Tor other and further relief as eiii more tiy appear n the certidea Copy oi c'mPlains ecsouqanyihg here with. and gor are ntre3Y notified iAat i you fan to appear and answer the torlrlnint a oh14r required thc Plaintiff ii apoIv l the Court ior faal de- rarded 5heren and ecsts oI suit
 Gwen anderm mT hand and Enc sesl oi and Court ct fioronee this 22d lag ol september A. n 1So
 4tfQ. q. DEFfNf. Clerk
 b WN- D. 6uifIr Deputy. eAA 2. Nu.1E, Attorney for Piainii1. Jan. sa1i
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-15
Arizona Silver Belt.
sa1arIay. JanaaFg I5. Issl.

SAM II. NnDY returned from Florence yesterday. Ills budget contains tbe in- formation thut Burro, the Pima Indian, who was convicted st inc last term of Court, fer tbs murder of Arthur Aunson, a yeung Tcxan, was sentenced 10 be hung on yesterday in Florence. We presume the sentence Bas executed. Eciqltio. a Mexicap. who was also convicted of muF- der. and sentenced to be hanged at the same time as the Indian, obtained stay of proceedings. His case has been ap pealcd. Both of these murderers richly deserve the severe punishment meted out to them. They were ably defended by Messrs. 0ury. Wildly and SunImcrs Nc hope to see the law vindieated. Ex- amples of this kind will see less crime in our county.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-15
.lI,sr la sl..s I.eeI. Ed as.aa..eas.

A correspondent Of the Chicago Mining
 Regiao, writing from Silver City, New
 Mexico, speaking of Ehe Seventy -Si z mine, (Bremen's) says. There has recently
 been discovered in one Of the cross-cuts q large body of silver-hearing slate which has caused some Of our professors and mining experts a good deal of brown study.
 Where tbe tunnel was cut through this slate jt exposed face from five to eight feet in deptb for a distance of 20 feel. Horn silver is found through all tbe slate, and in tbe scams broad sheets of native silver no thicker than tissne paper are found But the most sin ular form in which tbe metal Is found in this slate is in round balls or pellets of almost pure silver, ranging from the size of a pinhead to that of a quails egg. These balls, which very naucb resemble fossil are in many places thickly interspersed through sbe slate. and on actual test are found 10 ,2nBtain 95 per cent of silver Hundreds af tons ol this singular silver bearing slate are exposed ly 1be cut and csn be mined at less than f2 per ton.
 The Virginia City Eatefprlse adds
 !" When il was announced a few years ago thaf silver bad been found in sand ctDHc tu t+it tJltfEi 1ActA l~8iotii it ~tsthf fhe eeologisls and scientists turned up their noses. They said such a thing was Impossible and i0 talk Of is was noaseDse. Yet the silver was there, and practical miners went ahead and mined and milied if to profit In tbe Uiah silFer-bearing sandstone, vegetable remains and petuh- cations arc abundant and these, too, con laip a workable per cent i9f silver. How ihe silver caHie into the sandstone has been discussed quite frequently n tl,e camp. as may be imagined and also among experts. Ybe theory of c0ntem Doraneous deposition Is held by some, while others hold ibai t has been depos tied from ascending mineral solutions Or yapors. Tucson C5tizsE.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-15
Notice.

To all parties claiIling an interest in the Rcscue mine. sitnaled in Globe Mining Dis triet, PFpa County, A. T gre hefehy uosi- fled. especially JacDb Hardy and Robt. Al said mine has d0pc Che required assessment work for 1880. and lhis Is @ notify co-own- CTS delinquent that if they fail to come ioI- ward and pay their respective proportions within the lime specified by law together with the cost of ihis publication. Che title te said property Wiltbecome vested in the ub- scfli,'cr. L. J. WEBSTER.
 Jan. 2 ay4
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-15
Notice

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE
 A Undersigned, together Fith Fred. tritzuatchcr. at the instance of C. e. Brown, Administrator Of Che estate of Mack Morris. decrased. dil do and perform the assessment on the Alta mine, lying and be- Ing m Globe District. county of MafIcopa, Territory Of Arizona. in accordance Co law fer the year A. D 1880. and within the nme prescribed bg statute.
 Dec. 30, Is8a. IT. HAksRgs.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-15

FBEIeHr hitchcock tS Co 800 lbs; Buckalew sS 0cissa, 800 lbs Eaton s Bailey, 1s.15o lhs Hazard 6 Co lI0o0 lbs; D. Henderson. 6.o00l6s.s Ellis & Go. 10000 ibs. DuFyea, 5,550 lbs; Har ris. Fisher 6s Co, 8. .5Ss lbs, 50hn Luedke 1,300 lbs. Globe MercaHtile Go, ,24llbs. Sultan Bros-. 500 lbs. Chapel, 4.500 lbs Hineman, 1.150 lbs; Coover & Go, 900 lbs; Kellnes, 25.GOo lbs. Kellncr shipped 5000 lbs.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-15

ARRIyALs this week are Geo. c. Monroe, San Franci co. c. Ames of Prescott, Scott 6 Co, San Francisco, I. R. Garniel, mineral s.ssssss and assayer. San Francisco, Mrs. E.. Putnam, Eigiz. FL, ]. J. Devine, Flor euce, Col J. (. Tiffany, San Carlos. Shel- don Jackson, Denver, Col, Mir. W. " Palmer, a distinguished mining man from Nevada and California, Capt. H. K. P.rkar, SiIser City. \. M