SI ruck Silver.Eld. J. J. Thompson, now living in Phelps county, but formerly a resident of this county, called on The Cyclone Tuesday, and presented it with a piece of ore supposed to contain silver. It was found in Arlington towqshity in this county, near the Frqnk:s switch, on the Perry llolton farqi. Specimens have been sent to Holla to be assayed.—Richland Cyclone.Of this find the St. Louis Chronicle j of March 3, says;1 ‘-The silver ore discovered in the j bluffs on the farm of Perry Illlton inI Pulaski Count v has been assayed at j two government mints and pronounced of the best quality. The vein is 18 inches to 2 feet deep and runs 300 yards in plain view/*D~ ( vor WANT A STORK OR OFFICE ON LKj 111*11 STREET?—If ho we will build you .Ion? u i* nit vour bind dpi* on a lea*e for a reason** hie term .fje.rs, ^ ^ j’