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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
WV yoRK srocR M1RKE7.

Nv YORK. September Zl.-Contiuuef
strength and a fair amount ~ activity
characterized the opening transactions al
The stock Exchange this morning rtst
price, being generally TO above the rnal
nEurcs saturday. The uRrEct well
supplied with rulnOrs favorable 10 IA further
advance lScludlng statement That The ~.
Pau direct ON Will ihis week declare diFi-
dend ~ 20 Ter cent on CON mon stock aud
aD extra dividend Of 81 least per cent,
and another 20 the effert that the telegraph
ron pauies were working more nsrmO-
uIoualy auG that au understanding was
likely 10 ho reached ri an earl. daie. The
interest iug iopIr OF con serAHtiOn. however
related 10 The action 81 The presidents OF
lh+ trunk lines at their meeting which "a
10 Doe held 10 TIM city tD-fuOrrOsg. aud
numerous we're the prOgnOaticafiO lions
and alleged seul-OfhriRl statements Ia
feLHFd 90 The matter al The twenty
- uOHt active stocks. However. TIE
highest prices 81 fifteen were made ri
The opening suc Others rose from b. % q,
Amer Md lay selling movement started.
WHICH continued spi0 late N the after
noon Resulting IN n decline Of :. 10 :,
The decline WA checked ODD the DeighbOr-
hood o. clock and q slight rally fol-
lowed when the market becaIue steady
aid c'oSf % D. Osi cases 90 e ABOVE the
lowest quotations Of the day. though I'D
sOfne cares the hnsl figures aud the lowest
are idsltlcsL The break was on hes ~
realizing hy operators. who have been ma
2 lItA AUX ne iLh4 AT JOY Ill hlFhhfr JOY
sefera days past. SOMe traders BAY the
Iluuk Line meet ~ io-morrow Will not De
hfru ruisus -kles ST 900 snhre-
Aosn.--SlOcE1 active and steady Money
] pef cent. E1chHLge-LOng $50 short
zs41. GOgerum eDts neglected.
kuening. IIcAange. SIS Money, las
pr rent. -Eh-Irrasury D8laures-'soid
tI58sie 600; currency Ell G5z 600. Cow
erDmenis dub; per cents. 1872 per
ceuu los. bic. stat. bon q steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTfnoEI. September 2i.-N irginis s's
consoltaffl - past due coupons Jtt.
rev iO-sos 49,. DeW 50. SOS. BID to-day.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, September II 1853.
sAIEs.-I0o Richmond city cs ~ IL :.
500 90. stlIsA.
ekAIN And COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September y, 1855.
oFFERIHGA.
WHEAT White. 72O bushels. Mixed.
S.7so bushels. Bed, l47o Dusheih- Total,
1870 bushels.
CoEN.-Whlte. 800 bushels. Mixed. 100
bushels.
SALES RLPoRTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White. 40 bushels common 70
far 81 - 70 soc. Mixed. $3.50 bushels
common 10 prime on private terms. Red.
xIs Dusbeh common 10 fair LOnglJerry OF
20 TO 9zc. 1895 bu6nelk common 20 pr me
sbOrLDerry ~ 70 20 SIC.
Comm 100 bushels very good
western on pr yBte terms.
OATa.-N inter. 400 bushels very good
Virginia on private terms: 80 bushels very
good Virginia al 4sc.
kYE.-xO bushels very good az Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
Anarchy "a fsasia-

- NN''1N . w = I'LL W.
COSsTASTIN0PLE. Seyisrn Der 81
Anarchy prevails Ia Albania. Turk-
III irooIs and body Of Aihasians
have rad al engagemeni Dear Prsrend.
FIVE bsttAlions Of Turkish troops have
been dispatched 10 the scene o. the
trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
The View England Veterans n Win
chester.

IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER, Va, September q.
The Cedar Greek battle-felds were
visited by the New England veterans
to-day, where they dedicated a monu-
ment TO commemorate the valor Of the
Eighth Vermont Volunteers. A speech
Of presentation was made By the donor
Of the monument. Colonel Herbert T.
Hill. Of Boston. The address or ac-
cepiance wRs made by Captain s. z.
Howard. Of Boston. who was twice
wounded al Cedar Greek. The Grafton
Was by General Stephen Thomas. Of
Vermont. Other addresses were made
by Lieutenant Dalton. now Of Games
vile. Fla, Captain NJ. NJ. Mcfarland,
and General W. ". Grout, Of Yer
mont. The veterans returned TO
camp this evening. Thousands were
gathered there listening to farewell
speeches. Massachusetts is celebrating
tonight. and the display Of fireworks
is the grsndest ever witnessed here.
Good-by calls are being made from tent
TO tent, and fraternai expressions are
heard on al sides from those who have
become acquainted in the past week.
Tomorrow morning the Veterans will
start for the North. stopping in Wash
ington tventy-four hours to pay their
respects 10 the President and to visit
the various points Of interest in the
cspital CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

ieff Buffalo at . o'clock last night, bsxr-
ing humber of Republican delegates
10 The Convention. Between Akron
snd Alabama, about twess.y-sevsu INDIES
from Buffalo, tie was wedged across
The track. The cow-catcher passed
over II, and the engineer stopped the
train Just In time to prevent dcrsil-
ing. A long delay was caused
while 4 tackle was being rigeel
to remove the distractions. The
circumstance caused considerable ex-
cltement on the train. A number Of
Indians from neighboring reservation
were gathered about the train when it
stopped. Hon. John NJ. Davy. of Ro-
chester, says Indians are responsible
Tor The outrage, and this is the third
attempt they have made TO WRECK o
tram. A drunken Indian was killed
by train last October. and his friends
have been unable to get any damages
IRON the company. The attempt to
wreck the passenger train is by way OF
getting even" The place was well
chosen, being between two curves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

OMAHA. NIB. : pfelB ser el.-Gen-
sisl >cbofeld. accompanied hy General
Tru Tlins ard General Sanger, passed
though Un.sha last night ca porte fiom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
COTTON NARKETs.
INV YORK COTTON FUTUKEs

NEW YORK. september gi..-Cotton--
GrO~s receipts 7 .aie hales Futures closed
STEADY. ssles 70 700 bales septe m her,
Sa.flass.G2, October O. bisSs.5o. No.
ven Der. g. 6gktB.sl. Iec.IHb.sr s.s7s
Ss.C-. January. ss.7GAss77. February
80 ecasB -. March, O. s7sss o.; April,
s. q Osasl q. 0e May. si0.IsasIO.Ie: June,
SO .sESI0 20: July. SO seaglO.9p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
sifSs Tsefsrs Earucd.
1853 lslesfs ph 70 the iDixpzsra

ThCy. =. l., September 2l.-iIer-
man Aueksn a Co.'S shirt-fsctsrs was
huiased lasl Light. Isoss, 5000. III
snIec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
%AHIsf I<TsIr"....-..k.
PORT or RICHMOND. sli1EME "a. Isss,
LII-l--Iu

gDkI Of h4LdApND, rLfTEA a. u. les6,
ARRIVED.
steamer Oic Dominion smith View Yor-f,
merchandise and Passengers. q. W. Allen q
Co. Hgsnis
steamer Ashland TunIla Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers. J. ". AcCAf-
rex agent
schooner Alfred Keen Greedy. Windsor.
\ :. plaster. Warner Moore.
Schooner A L Buckley Cranucr. Ron
dOut cement. X NeBde % burg
schooner Oakland. Nl.on Alexandria.
wheat, HAxsl l-Crfnsilaw Company.
SAILED.
Steamer ARIEL. clifford, Norfolk. United
States msl. merchandise. and Ialssengeu.
J.. T. btum, agent.
SCHOONER George ". Anderson. Gale. New
YOrk. pig iron j. y. Gordon agent, ses-
BE-. Curtis { Parker.
Schooner MAR and Cnnmer. Eudi. Ber-
u udl Hundreds, 20 load rslifoad-ties for
PhLsde, pin .esss. Curtis Parker.
schooner Benjamin &. Terry. Moore.
ClaIeinoDt. 10 load poplar wood for fnllA-
deiph.a vessel, Curtis a Parker.
PORT or VIEWPOINTS NEWS. sErT. Il.
BY teiegrtpn.l
ARRIVED.
stssm.hlp cuys...""ti"- Kelly sew York
and sailed tor West Point.
BARK Auburndsle. BoWden Port spain.
ochoOncn A. l.. Stafford. Cant JAMES
river: Yale. HO4gdOr. Boston: H. = Nil
llama, Jr.. Bennett New York N. d. Nil
lef, Dyer Port spain.
SAILED.
Stes meT NswOrih Castle. Mcdonald. Llv-
erpo0l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

ekAIN And COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September y, 1855.
OFFERTNGa
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pLAIR's cHLORAL THYMoL
THE VERNON To0Tu-BRUsa.

We have jnss received . ssssA ,npsem.
ton BY the steamer 81. laurent m =
tns nnsss srxh mold. ana y ksps ~ N ~
tail druggists Of the city.
Axk fr tbs VERNON.
yis PURCELL. LApD Z On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
ii,nai.,. kfIemrs ,s Nrr-n . lid.

- "tf' A'."f~"~
fuFTAIo. \. H.. September 2i.-A
special dispsieh 20 the Ners from sara
iega says; A hendi-l, siieruP: va made
u wieck the West Shore train which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
Ths Indiana mshsp-Besd suina,s

iBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.
INDIANAroLIs. September GA
rev phase Of the Indiana t0wnshiP-boDd
swindle was developed here to-day
Heretofore i; has been generally under
stood that these warrants were simply
fraudulent that they had been issued
in payment for goods that were never
delivered and that Pollard and the
dishonest trustees shared in the pro-
ceeds To-day Edgar Stark. cashier Of
the Cincinnati National Bank. came to
the city. bringing $500 worth Of war
rants, purporting to be ISSUED by Ernest
hltz. trustee Of the township m which
this city Is situated. The warrants
were submitted 20 tn inspection Of
kitz. and that gentleman at once pro-
nounced them foreeries The warrants
are endorsed by K. +. Pollard. and
were placed with tas CisciDnati bank
as collateral by &. +. Cook, proprietor
Of the suspended Jennings County
Bank. OF North Vernon. Mr.. Stark
retained q firm Of lawyers IN the IN
terest of his bank. but what furtho-
steps Will be s&kan Is not yet known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

COTTON REPORT.

Quotations.
NV NIDDLISG.- pc.
rTEICI NIBDLIS6 -g,c-
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she Chimes. IA r-asns.-

~ rNbie 81 ti'e i'l-psirhl
FANS, sepsmber 2l.-AisrAisg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

IoUlsvrI-IE. September u .--f3min quiet.
beat Ma. rcd zoe Corn-sn wbits.
sf4c. Duts-New No mixed 26sG. Pro-
VISIONS ruet Bacon --Claar-rfh s6.1o:
sides. $3.50. shoUidesN s.. IS. Bulk
mesfs-CleAr- rlh. e.. .ddes 50. shoulders
sa.tn. l'ork-Ness siObA HAms--ugAr-
cured 81 ThaSlu.aU. Lard ChOics s. rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
reports have kssa received here today
to the effect that China is msssins .
large force % the Tenqnin frontier.
Neu ' esk nsp~bssesa csssestsss
fRv texgxnn an 10 <he IAsyAirh


[By Telegraph 10 the DisD~ich.l
SARATOGA. n. Y, September 2i.--
The delegates to the Republican cen-
veBtion which meets here Tomorrow
have nearly all arrived. and lively work
is progressing. A quiet movement -
said 10 be on foot to make Colonel Fred.
Grant the nominee for Secretary OF
State. Hen. William Y. o'Nell, OF
Franklin. and Colonel Arson T. Wood.
Of Wayne. are also candidates for this
place.
SARATOGA, y. y. September 2l--
II T.. N.-At this hour IL is evident
that Cornelius y. Bliss and Levi p.
Morton have taken the lead. leaving
Cornell a good third as candidate for
Governor. While this is fact il is
very apparent that Cornell blocks the
way TO reaching al smicable arrange
meat without considerable difficulty,
and unless be can he gotten rid Of by
the friepds Of the other two gentlemen
they will have hard work in carrying
ont their wishes. 1t is understood
that Cornell holds 8 sufficient number
Of votes in the New York delegation TO
cmbarrass Bliss and Morton, and 1t is
prof. able that this may necessitase tic
nAming OF Drexel or new man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

lHfLAHElruIA. september 81 Cattle
Par demand receipts 3 600 head prime.
: st.c.. good. 40 g.. medium IA
SIC. common. 2 as G.. Sheop- Market
cul fece rts II 900 head prime. 4l.c..
good a.. med um. .Eassc. con-
mon "a 2. hngr-fHlr demand: rcCsipsN
= goo -Eirt " tsB6Ec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. september Il 1883.
SAITs.-41o Richmond city Is ~ IL )
900 do atlIss
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LINE-STOCK MARKETS.

bAfTtNOEE Septsiu ter "a -iesf cattle
Market siuH ana price, 3 90 poo per 100
pounds lower bcst hreNcs 4t.a5tc.. fifsi
qWlfy hAa4hc. medium =, ssise Orci-
uary g.; most ssies we're hun 10 -.
rrc.iYis 2-s1 head sales xlei head.
>win"-fsir supply and only moderate de-
mnnd. receipts sNIu head quota tons.
.RoAc C, Eeceip is ~ sleeY and lambs. 900
hesc. quotsA1us-s sheep gas c.: aubs.
n-I q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
MILWAUKEE.

krLwAUKIE. september ZI-Flour no.
tive and 10 demand Nhcnt easier: cash.
sSc. October. ssa.c. November. s3>c.
! Corn tame; Ne 4so Oats steady; No.
/ 2 25Ac Provisions steady. he~s- pofs -
| ash 81 OctO efr. se.czs NOyem D-r $3.50.
! Prime steam ars- Cashier October SEGA.
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wILMISGToN.

wrLNISGToS. \. C., sspiam beF al.-Iar-
vTpiint frm ~ SIC. kosln steady. strain
ed. s5c.. good SIG TN hrm NJ sI.ss.
Crude turTeptlne STEADY. Lard. 81: yellow
clp and virgin. $40.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02

nS i,ss "i n!c:T"Fy, Za>s .H"c, n"riEinai chi--' :irnS. aNcr>inn- tO -urI tF, CinIEVss 'i 'i-- sic, noi-r, in tlir he..l, tic via tGi! lf'-s- iuI Trnh>crvrd iiIuugh iic line, and irhi,y .i,cr disva>es that ic.;I tv insanity m! de..in. nr. Nin'.", who is rr-,.!tr Sradunt' q l,hl ,iciau, vii' agree .u in icIi five hGhat' . dollar. fnr a c.-e Co! tl,S l..H i.St t,.c N!..:i Restorative ("Hdur ii- special ucy - 'i'o
 t:ca inrutJ N .l !t 'J:g, Or 'ur al-y l.. v iIti- pure ur iriEYl.il> f,r.d 'n i,. i'r. M.Eir tIcuis al! q >,'n-Cs srcc.~sli !. V lt;sHi Efcr- cyrv Consultation free. T.iroU-A cE.i:l- inI.iau aEd advice, in'!ud!h- "uniysi, al
 Iii:lg. $J. rrirc Of NIiai i:ro .rrdl.Nc : t.3J bottle, or four tinIr- iEc ouant,iy JOr 8; s.ui tn any "ditc>- up"I receipt ui price, or t c. b. secure frtin Ot,>C.:a- i.,r and n r;- vatr nHuic. II desired. ty !. |. t!.N IL. NJ. Dr. No i2 kearny -ttee', san Fr"nci-co. Cal! IjT, Mimlie'S kidney Hci!cdy, NEtHKET!- ! CUM curse all kinds "f hitaey aud ii"@,'er ,.oini la:nt>. gounurin2 lcCurOrrIUI, g!c"t | For sa!r " nj! di,"gIsts; Sl a bottle, SIX ! buiilc. $5.
 1 Dr. .ituiic's DaHdci.un Pil!s and tEe hest nod cv. pest dy>,ri.sit and t!tI'us eyre iu ;Lc market. Tor s"l: By ali diu.ggjsts. sample Bottle Free,
 ! Wil be sen; to any one ani lyin. Ey le;:cr
 stItjG~ syIHpioG.s, sex and a4c. Strirt sc-
 cIrcv i'll r,..rd tp all business tr.ri- L,uIl-
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
Notice Tor EuL..c.it.l.
PEE-EnPTIJN So. iii".

LAND OFFICE A7 TUCSON. ARIZONA. Ianuaiy 2g'!,, l>.5 Notice is hereby given luat tlc fylluuiu. -i.aEed settler Las fi.d n"tire Uf las intention to maAc liral pru,'f in .'l.u"rt "i his c.aim, nrt that sad proof wi! tc made bci"tc lie Register aI d Receiver ai Tn. s,", Arizona. uH ihc lt,!i day fl Mar, h. 1>s Niz- William C Moore. for uc Wt. of NEIL aud W5l of SLt. see, So T F !G % |. &D r..
 H. uu -,> r'... f"il wing witness rs to prove nj, con,i' u".'s P, side zee Ipo.r. and cultna- lion V' .a.J .aud, ": ihor'r. J. iGracr, D.Ls"h, AI.z iur; Ttvinas E. Robertson, $ r- on, ArlI nl; G=sr-e Fu@aIc, Benson, Ali 2 ua; JoLn | St'ry. Bcr-.,n. Arizona.
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register.
 First publication Jtuu..ry 3t>t. .ss5.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
::c Great ..l. gii5li Nc..:eGS

T. l. a never il..Ii . ugr for uc" ruS de- iitY. cX3Iii,>tcd Tl-
 i.y, seI i'..i Hv-h- cs~. = r'u.'lCri' tH' ct E &" L.Ca. lmG o- .i el, i.lG.S iS. "ii" t.l Gh. trr"li-ig e: cris ,f self al'iI~=, you'll ,I ics and yHcc.Sc> n 'iatlIc Ncaf>-SLcl !
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
Su,n n;,!3,,S,

IN THE DIS5RlCr COCRT OF THE Second JIIdirI.i Distr,ct of tHc Territory ui Arizona, m and i"r Inc c"uuty of Cucnis .. Asa II. Stebhin>. plaintiff. vS. Henry ! II 'odwiu. J. Granville SmlIh, Braja:niI I Pippc', Siinuci J. Nrrwcil, CEarlc. M. PuhG aud tir Defiance Mining Com, ,'.uIy, de:cn -aanis. Act. on brought m :h District t.'ur. of the Second Jud!' Isl District ef the Terri tory Uf Arizona, il and for the volIl,y nf Co chisc, and the complaint iiri Ill ihc sa'u cou.rtr "f tochi,c, in ihe office of the Cie.k Of the said Di>tric; Court.
 The Territory rf Arizbua sends grccii in 2 to Henry J. Goodwin, J. G'a.tv.lic S.nirA. Benjamin Y. pipi.cy, muel J. x racl . Char:es VI. Pond :iud thr Dc.iniuCe Mnia- No.npany, coruorat,on, defend tuts.
 You aru hereby required tU aii!.U;ir in an action brought against yau hy .;lc a,nN, nau!rd ;lairtiifin the D.=tIict Court Of 'h, Territory Oi Arizpna, in ani for tIe c1Iu.l of CJciiiSe, and 60 an>wcr liIc com paint f,ru therein whhin twenty d,ys (cxciu i've "l ti', dIy Oi sSivicc) alter the service nn you c t:iIs ,uni:.ions tIf -cr.Cd Within iLi> Cu,iutN |. or il served out of this county. bIi in tui district, w.Lain thirty dIls; Utter"i c " in, forty dLs>l oi Judgment hy de atIit wi , takei against oI .c'Urdiuy io ihc lrLyv, OI sad c"niIaIul. sa:a actioa IS n ou .nt lu Tccov'r o' ypu Inc sun 0, S4,JJ, .ub wl,. c"sI "i suis-, is w.il ;Uily appear b! inc 70 q. pl int iierGiu- q Guly ccriIiiIL cop, uf wdi |. is herewith served U.J1n yua. anu ,uu u., hereby n"ti.!ai that il Aou faii [, Jac.r .,I an wei the said vuiI5 5ldiui, a> ibp.r .;sirca the said p'aini.H will lake Jrd .mcn' d-aiH,. You Uy dcfsult ln I,Ic snm Ol $l,JJi,iE' "! | ir.al i.l.crrsl, statutory dauiugr, aad cos. Of suit.
 G..rn under my h7Ed and seal of the D., frIlt Cont "i tue Second Jidic!Li District the Territory of ArIZlnA. il anu for tIl coanty If Cochise. IhiS l2th d..y of FcHu ary, m the year Uf our LoId one thousand eight hundred and ~i.ty-lire.
 lsgAL W. II. oEAMhNS, Clerk
 U. L. N CII-N. b. ii,- -... ].
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Notice Oi r.aIS

TO G. ". CLIFFORD YOUR II FRS. FIX ecugors. admin -tiI.Ors or a--i%ds: You are h~rcUy notified tIat tte uIdcrsi l.d hI> rX- pended oac uuJdrcd dJIiars (Sl0D III Ib,r and improvcM :nt- G.iriE . the year \. D 1851 upon the Milton uinins claim, sitn,tc in Cochi>c mining dislr,ct. cuuaty uf c. cnise. icrriio ' Uf Arizona, for tic purp SC Df holding said mining clam under Sic ;iru- vi-Iom- al section -3!l, Rcv,sed Statutes 0: tAe United States; and at the eXDIr.,iIoH Oi nInety days atcr inc >eryic: oi this hut.cc by publication you should fail or refuse L, con; n;rInntc your proportion, iO-wi:: Filty du- lar, (c'5yl oi inc above mentioned S!0J cX- pended and the costs ui Ihis &u.crtI>cinru. as co-owncr, your interest In sa!! miH.n- Claim wiii, un,ivr scctiIOu :2j:l, De-. me t.c property oi the undcrsigned c,,-uwLer.
 JD>EP!I TlIIAVILLE
 Dated Tombstone, CJchisc 70 Inty, le.ri- tory of ArizOla January l5. ISSl
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
Ao,.cr i~r iGb.ic&:io..
PREVENTION No. Ii2l

LAND OFFICE 1T TUCSON. ARIZONA. JanUaiy 23 1T. !s55 N i,r I> hereby given ti.l ihc iul ""n-s h. med s,!,lgr L-s n, d nr,i,r 1f his IutculI,I {" make inal proof in ~urr.ti uI lis vir;Hl. ai.d ,ua; sa.d pIuuf ".,i Lc mad; 'riu t lie R. Eie (. a,d ..,- ccIyyr at T.c-nn. Arizona. ou March l7,h l,Sj, Nz: E .i..!a Eu lar. fer lhr SNtt oG see 3s. f-'. - ,., K. - z
 He I;tI,~ iie io.r wiIr Wi;ncsscs tu prove hi. >untIlUi:j~ residence. J.3. .n ..sG cu!tiy.;- ..u:l e., sa l aHd IiZ; f.c:us, Bake, Ire. .tlamvs. hli1 ua; Joan lt"li"hrg, ltc5 .4l- mos. hr.zrnW; Ju' n N. Caittn-. T.rs Al It. ia0,, Ar.lo.a: P.ul Lick ?. .Ur-un. AiiloaI.
 LtN. M TioMNS. l.r=i>t,r
 First 0CUlca'i'n da-u.?l :il-g i>SJ
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
TIE Ex?ESv SPECIALIST,

THE EXPERT SPECIALIST. DR. ALLEN, AS IS WELL KNOWN. iS \ regular gratI'a'ci physician an.i Surgeon, educated ar BOwGnin College aId Juircr sly of Michigan. and is acknowledged to he ihc In"sl expert surgeon in his specially on lLc Pacific Ci:Si.
 YOUNG MEN And riGGlr-agcd men, whn are sufcrin, from t!ie effects of Youthful Imdscrctipu> C Excs.,>r in mature years. NcrvoI- and !hv, teal Debility, lU,UntrnCe, Lost NanhO"d. con II- ion uf ideas, dull eyes, aversion Ia 70, irIy, dcspundcncy, pImp!cs on the .acc, 'oss "f cl- crey ana memory, frequency of urinaIing, etc. Rem her, that nv combination of rcme- dies of great curative power tEc Dpclor has SD arranged h.s treatment that It will mol only afford im:acGidtc relief hu. permanent cure.
 My Hospital Experience (TIavin- been surgeon m charge O: tw" icad- ing hoSpitai-l cpIi'lcS ne treat all private d.,eascs with cXc"l'c results. I wish il d.S- tiacIly understood tlIa: do not claim to per form impo' s:hilt;c-, CT to have miraculous or Sui crIuman power. claim only to hc 9 sgl!..fui and successful phy-ici;:n ard surgeon, thoroughly informed in my s!eciaity-
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The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
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The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TO B. L. DUNCAN, YOUR HEIRS, EX. ecutors, administrators Ur a>sign>, y,'I hereby notified Iudt the UhdrTs 2hc.; has Cx. provcmIcnis, for ,be ear lsSi. ou each "i the following mines: DU:,n Ininc ahd Ma, flower m.nc iu .biIc..EIi.l n.Inining d strict, ,C"rhi>c county, in order lu held said premises under the provisions Of section :9:}24. revised stat. utce Of the United States. belug t.Ie aIuuH, Tcquir d lo hold the same for iHe year loSi Aud If within thirty days from tl.c service oi this nstic,, or within H.nsIy d,ys after thi, notice by publication, lo.I fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such eXpcBdi- ture, being twenty-five (25J dollars edcI mine and cost of this advertisement cu- owner, your interest IH said claims wall he. come the property of the undersigned under sad section 23-i.
 THOMAS CHAPMAN.
 Fort Bowie, Ariz, March 24. ISol
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18
Manganese Mining.

j. Il. Jennings is at Colconda, max.
ing arrangements to commence work on
the manganese mines IN that vicinity.
The mines are about three mites from
Goleonda, and. perhaps. half that dis.
lance from tue railroad. They are ac-
cessible for teams, aud Mr.. Jennings,
who is acting for Virginia City men,
says he can readily dispose of all the
ore that he can ship, as it is in demand
for making steel.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18
sigmas ufnce Report.

Following is the meteorological record
Of the United States Signal Office here
Charles Read, Observer-for the "a
hours ending at q A. NJ. this morning:
Mean tenrperature--7l.9 deg.
Maximum temperatures s deg.
Minimum temperature $50 deg.
Mean relative humidity, q per cent.
Barometer, falling slowly.
Total movement OF wind for the "a
hours ending at 500 T. N. focal time),
2l9 miles.
Maximum velocity of wind, 10 miles
an hour.
Minimum temperature this morning,
49.7 deg.