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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
GUARDIAN SALE.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
L Holmes county, Ohio, made on the NTH day
of October a. ID. 1865 in the case OF Hiram w.
Els o : guardian of Sumner II. and Sarah Jane
risher, ayotIlSt his wards, the undersigned Will,
ON the 2d day of November, y. ID. 1865, at one
o'clock D. m. of said day, on the premises. offer
at public sale the following described real estate
situate in Holmes county. Ohio, to wit: Being
sixty acres of of the south side of the following
described tract fland In said county: The north
part of the south h-west quarter of section NUM-
Der one in township number fourteen, of range
twelve; commencing at n post on the east line of
said quarter twenty-five pcrchcS ana seven
links north of the southeast corner OF said quar-
ter section; thence north Onc-lalt degree west
one hundred and forty perchcS to the northeast
corner of said quarter; thence south eighty-nine
and one half degrees west one hundred and SIX
ty three pcrchCs, to the northwest corner OF
sa ID quarter section; thence south one-halt de-
gree east one hundred and twentv-one perchcs
and tw rnty-one links TOT post; Il ence east ten
pcrchcS and seven and half links to n post;
thence south one-halfdegrce east fifteen perches
and twcty-two links tn post; thence east on"
hundred and nifty one perchcs and twenty INKS
to the place of beginning, containing one nun
drcd and forty acres of land. Also, IN lotS
numbers rs, 20, and 50, in Halls addition to the
town of Middletown In said county.
Terms OF Salc-onc-third cash. onc-thlrd IN
one and onc-thi in two years from the day of
sale. to he secured by mortgage on the premises
sold, and the deferred payments, to bear inter-
Said sixty acres appraised at s2ii56 90; said lot
No. ~, Mt 500; said lot No. 20, nj S2 said lot NO
50, at $50. -
HIRAM w. FISHER Guardian
OF Sumner IL. & Sarah Jane Fisher
CRITCIIFIELD & UHI, Attys-36w3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12

NJ ARISI AGES.

MARRIED--On the 9th of October, by Rev NJ.
W. Brown, Mr.. WIN. HoYMAN and Miss JULIA
A. KERR, all of this county.
ON the same day by same, Mr.. ISAAC AK, OF
Tuscar awas county, and Miss CYNTHIA ANN AK,
of Holmes county.
ON the 10th of October 1865, by Robert Justice,
Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM BRooKS and Miss NANNY
JANE RAISToS.
ON the 5th inst, nj Holmesville by Rev. w.
NJ. Gibson, Mr.. JOSEF PLoTz and Miss ELIZA
BETH GoRDOS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
GREAT DEMOCRATIC NEWS!
At Least $4,000 Gain In the
Statci

The Democrats of Ohio made glorious
fight on Tuesday. 1t is not, at the present
writing, certain that General MORGAN is
not elected; but the probabilities are that
Cox is elected by very small majority. -
We have certainly gained over so, 900 in the
State, and run the opposition close on tn,
legislature. Democrats, trust in God anC
keep your powder dry" and one more effor
will surely wipe out the wicked rulers il
the State
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
Lowell factories.

Aletter from Lowell in the Boston Courier
gives the following interesting statistics of
that city:
"'rhc number ofcotton mills is SO, with
3S5, 4l2 spindles calico printing establish
ments, 2; bleaching and coloring, |; wooden
mills, 10, with 90 sets of wooden machinery;
wool carpeting manufactures, 3; cotton do
2; worsted goods, .; shoddy, |. The mum.
Der of mills, &c, is3I7. Amount ofcapital
invested, $l5737,3 Tho value Of the
productions for the year ending the first OF
May last, was Sl6,974, 6G6, from all the in
dustries of the city
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
Bridge Notice.

The Commissioners of Holmes county, OHIO,
will meet on the lst day of November at one
o'clock Z. NJ. for the purpose of selling and con-
tractin for the building of the Woodwork OF a
new Bridge across the culvcrt directly west OF
Millershurg.
Also on the 2d day Of November, mt 10 O'Clock
A. NJ they will meet on Saitcreck, near Peter
Painters, on the Fredericksburg road, for the
purpose Of selling and contracting the building
of thc Woodwork of new bridge.
GEORGE REED, Auditor.
Oct
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
SlIERIFF'S SALE.
MICHAEL YOUNG, Plaintiff,

MICHAEL YOUNG, Plaintiff,
JouN q. PFEIsrER, Defendant.)
UY virtue of an order OF sale issued from the
- Court of Common Pleas of Holmes county
Ohio, in n certain civil action therein pending
wherein Michael Young, Plaintiff, and John O.
Pfeister, Defendant, and to me directeda as sheriff
of said county, will offer for sale at public auc-
tion, at the north door of the Court House. In
ty,
On Monday, The 9Th day of fNopenaber, 1865
at | o'clock L. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate to-wit: The West halfof tht
Northwest quarter OF section hve In townshll
eight of range nine of the unappropriated lands
In the military district subject to sale a Zanes,
VILE, Ohio, containing ninety-seven acres ano
twenty-one hundredths of an acre OF land SIT
uate in the County of Holmes and state 0l ONO
Taken as the property of said John u. Pielstei
TO satisfy the claim of said Michael Young
Terms cash.
Millersburg, Oct. 9th. 1895
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12

longer among southern frc-eaters but north
crn Radicals
1t is evident as the MONDAY sun that the
great Republican party founded on hatred
Of the South, has nearly run its mischicv-
Gus career Its leaders cling to its wreck
with desperate tenacity, only because they
have nothing to hope from any national
party. Fortunately for the country, Presi-
dent johnson is not in that category. -Neu
York World
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
A Hit ut the Chase Radicals.

Senator DooLITTLE, of Wisconsin, a
prominent Republican Senator, in late
letter, thus hits off the CHASE and SUMNER
radicals who are now opposing the Pres
idents solicy. lie says:
"Some of the foremost in denouncing Mr.
Johnson's policy, intend to make uncon,-
promising war upon his administration, IL
orter 10 butH upa nct0 party for the ner,
presidential contest.
yours, respectfully,
u. II. DOOLIlTLE.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
The Way the Free Negroes La
bOr.

The Memphis Bulletin, of the lith ult
says
1T is stated numbers of colored men who
have no business or means of living, but are
unwilling 10 80 to work on plantations, are
now in the habit of going out of the city
before daybroak, and hiding in the woods
until nightiall, when they come into the
city.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
CCsbOctOu County.

Coshocton county has gone Democratic
by handsome majority. Whole county
ticket elected. Judge BURT, Democrat, il
elected Senator in the Coshocton and Tus.
carawas district Tuscarawas gives him
300 majority.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
Critchaeld and IIurd Elected.

Wayne county has given the Democratic
Ticket 300 majority We have nothing
from Knox and Morrow counties, but it is
not probable that they will give over 9o0
abolition majority; which will give us the
district BY 1000 majority
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
mississippi Election.

JACKSON, MISS, Oct. 5.-The majority
for Gen. Humphrey for Governor of this
State over Judge Fisher, will probably be
10000. The majority ofG, l.. Potter, Anti
Negro Testimony candidate for the Court OF
Appeals in the Jackson District, is !, 900.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
PrOpcrlY Ikcsinrcd.

The Vicksburg Heroid learns that the
property Of Joseph Il, Davis, Esq, elder
brother Of the President of the late Con.
iederate States, located in Warren county
aud the property of VIM. r. Martin, oI
Natchez, Miss, has been restored to them
also that the property of Jacob Thompson
aud General n b, Forrest has never beer
touched at all.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12

\ Loyal Lacquer re ,ident at Washington,
succeeded IN raising about SIS 900 a, a fund
20 erect monument Ia General Mcpher.
son, and then absconded with the money.
On account Of the "respectablity' of thi,
vlrtuOus individual, and high standing i,
the Loyal League, and Church, his name il
not given.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
Special alotifrs.

wuIsKERs!!!-Those wishing II fine set of
whiskers, nice moustache, or beautiful head
of glossy hair will please read the card ofTHos.
f.. CuApMAN in another part Of this paper.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
MOuta MA Has Gone Dem Ocratic

In Montana Territory, at the late election,
the Democrats elected Col MCLEAN Del
egate to Congress by 900 majority, aud all
the Democratic Ticket
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
Little Holmes q. X.

The white people ofIIolmcs county achicv.
ed splendid victory over negro equality
and special privileges last Tuesday.
The following is General MoRoAN's ma.
jorities in the several townships of the
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
Connecticut t--Euil Returns from
the eEleCtiOn--The White Mems
Majority Over $500.

The complete returns of the Connecticut
election with the exception of four towns,
which gave anti-sunragc majorities, foot up
ms rnllnvs.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
ESTRAY NOTICE.

WSIGHT HEAD OF SHEEP came to the prcm-
II ises of the undersigned, in Prairie town
ville, about the first of August, Tho owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges and
take them away. ,, .,>,
September II, lS65-wi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-03
FROM NORTH CAROLINA
ADDITIONAL EROM TEIE United
STATES.

THE WV YORK TINS oS .'REBgL NEwsPAPERs.
The Times Is disposed 20 gruInbIs AT the tone OF
the newspapers in the CoHiedCracy, holding the
opinion, doubtless thai on the recurrence of every
reverse, real OF imaginary, they sbQuld beat their
bosoms. array themselves an sackclOth aud ashes
ami cry "percari" Stepping aside, for moment
from tue tripod OF the military critic and the or
r.pizer Of victory, that journal remarks
Il MAJ not be generally known thai N1Fk IdPisy,
AFTER his early adventures, returned % America
aud went South But no one who reads the rebel
newspapers can doubt that he % inspires their
ableyt and most brilliant leading articles. Then
determination 20 be s'lolly under al elrcUm-
Stances Is thoroughly and Enthusiastically I1pisi-Gs.
Every seaport they lose IS 50 much clear GAIN
Every defeat they suder Is ah NdVsntage The los,
of the seabodrd relieves them IRON the necessity OF
defending il. The stOPpage ,ot blockade Running
relieves them FROM the necessity OF paying for for
c,en supplies. The failure 20 GET recognized BY for
eign nations concentrates their energies by throwing
them back ON their own resources The defeat OF
Hood released what len Uf mis- army from duty
IN Tennessee, sud enabled II t. 20 where It was
wanted more. Inc general military disasters which
the Conft ieracy has recently suffered are OF im-
nense service 70 the cause, because they have
forced Davis to make lee General-in-C nief.
Ibis sounds very much like extracting SunbeamS
from eucumhgrs, but II Is impossible not 10 ad-
mire the spirit OF a people which can be thus
cheerful under circumstances so adverse. The
iaunty way, moreover, in which they suggest renl-
edies fer their misiOrtuueS is equally striking To
&c sure they say, everything seems 10 b going 10
ruin bur there is no occasion tor desPendency.-
Everything can be bought all right egain. All
that Is needed is hope and courage. frue, their
armies are very thin; but they can DC easily hlled
up II the desetters viii Ouly come back. Their
Generals DO not seem 10 be uniformly sreeeasiui,
but that can be easily remedied by putting better
ones in theiE places. TIE populations has been
pretty thoroughly drained for soldiers, but this
II little consequence because they cen, az any
time enlist the slaves. There seems 20 DC eonSid-
srabls dissension between the States and the Gen
sral Government, but that can be remetied By re
storing union aud harmony Everybody seems
despondent aud discouraged, il is tTUe-6Ut tseJ
can easily correct this b. becoming courageous Hho
hopeful.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-03
Legislature OF Virginia.
SENATE
TrkspAY. ]
. GyENINe sEssloy.


EYENING SESSION.
The Senate convened at half.past seyen o'clock
p. NJ Among the business transacted was the fol
lowing:
The Committee for Courts of Justice reported a
Joint resolution ratifying the contract between the
Board OF Public Works and j. n. Clarkson for the
hire OF his slaves and allowing transportation for
the salt agreed to be delivered to him. Les ov'r
under the rule. -.
A bill to authorize the appointment of am inspec-
tor of Salt, TO reside at Saltyille, was reported
from the Joint Committee on salt, and read the
first aud second times.
Mr.. DUIANEY offered a resolution providing
that hereafter no member ofthe Senate shall speak
over ten minutes ON any one subject
Tie resolution was adopted.
Mr. KEEN of Pittsylyania offered the follow
in.. resolution which, under the rules, lies over
po,ved That all the testimony taken by and now in
the ,,asson Of the Salt Committee together with all
letters and papers touching the sale transportation and
nryate contracts salt manufactured at the salt works
and shipped or sought to be shipped. tbefefrom be
n IN the possession OF the Senate and that the same
be printed for the use Of the Senate
Mr. KEEN also offered resolution requesting
IN. President of the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road 10 furnSh to the Senate copy of all letters
from his letter book touching the sale and trans
uortation Of SALT shipped over the said road, and
that the said letters be printed for the use of the
senate: and that he furnish also any other inior-
nation on the subject not previously communica-
ted to the Senate.
The resolution was discussed and. afterwards laid
on the table.
On motion, at 10 l-2 O'Clock, the Senate ad-
iourned. a O..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-03
PROM nav ORLEANS.
A correspondent. Of the Herdid writes'
NV ORLEANS, La, FEB. rs, a
TINE DRAFT N IoUIsrAS.

OkLtANef La Atb- .Ac5 sew 7
THE DRAFT II LOUISIANA.
The draft IA this State has need IA earnest.
IN Orleans and JeeTSaa parishes the quota - Al45-
Tie draw ing commenced % Wednesday last, "a No.
AS Carondaet street. and IS uBder the superlnteR-
dencs OF Captain Joseph Hilbert, a. A, O., Head
ouarters DepartneRt u the GniE 49, nrSt day
tive hundred aud SIX names were drawn from the
wheel ont OF three thousand I'VE hudrel aud thirty
eiabt which we're placed in. lO0ble the hunlbsr u
names required in each district Wih be draNa ISr
the purpose Of covering IL possttle thOe Nho may
be exempted. Tie drawing 50 tar haS Oeen con
dued 70 ths Fourth district wklch iGciuAes tse SEE
ton inclosed by febeity road, Ioedahs street the
RIVER and the woods II vac sesr Of the cays aRpAs
the drawing Of the names tke eNcHe meht EaAaos ca
fnterse % know the result OF each draemg ~ he
large crowd assembled in and arOuue the df&it
Headquarters. There has been no distuIb whai-
ever New Orleans IS diyideti nSo four Districts
The quota f0r each parish in Louisiana, with tls ex-
ecption of New Orleans and jefferson, VAS drawn
on "Wednesday iast. aaa 80
ruE AMENDMENT TO THE coSSTIrUTIOS or-TBE USITrB
ALout one O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon Asa tue
f,l,owipu communication was received " the LOU
siana legislature from Cor. H4hh: ~
SrArr or. LOUISIANA, ENreUIsSE DEFY, !
New Orleans, Feb. u, leo
To the Senate ard House o. RePFssepi1ti'es % 'A'
Stale al Lauisdaa: i
nave this day receiTed fF0ta the secretary Q
Stare OF tho DATED State the following eoR'mnnl
cation and certified copy OF an ameadmsnt proposes
by Congress foe ratification By The Legislatures
the several Statssi r,sf r9HEi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-03
BOARD OF PUBLIC wOE.Hs.

To the People OF the lst District:
In compliance with calls made upon me through the
public prints and otherwise myself candi-
date the Office of Commissioner of the Board Of Public
Works for the LIST District
have only say here, that regard it position of
very geat responsibility and importance aud elected
shall feel gratied if by my best efforts, can BE- useful 10
the country time when man j. Justified IN with
holding his utmost energies from the pubic service.
fa1S-d3taw.Nctde w. 4. SLIuERIIN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-03

1Esss,- Day. sss year tioe siS non,hs, $50, thise
mouth. SIS. For a ,ess PERIOD $40 per AOnth.
Ssui.we-klY one year. go, six months go three
aoRtbs So No subscriptions received Tor less period
News Dealers furnished al 80 psr hundred copies.
Single COPIES, 90 cents
Advertisements inserted In Daily and semi Weekly at
q per square Of eight lines or less.
RsulttAnees al usK Of subscriber.
An sdsertiseens IrOn the county RaStsither be ac-
companrs1 ~ - m0ney ordir on sOae business
hosss in the city 70 insure its Insertion
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-03
BY the Governor
GEORGE W. MrNFoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwe alth.

ACT TO amend and re-enac the first section of the
N seventh chapter OF the Code OF Virginia edition of
co0) and TO direct synopsis OF the election tSws, poll
hooks, &C. to be prepared printedand delivered Passed
February - 1866
a. lie It enacted by the General Assembly That the
frsrsecon oEchapter Oi the Code OF Virginia, ed
ton OF 1861 be amended and cenactet 10 read
follows l r.
L Elections shall be held in the several counties and
Corporations entitled to representation and elsewhere
provided by law for the election OF Delegates and such
SenatQis required By law 10 he electedin the
OF those bieunially displaced on the fourth Thursday in
March in the yer iSb and on the saue Jay in every
second year thereafter fpr the election Of
Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General the fourth
Thursday ia March in the year 1861 and he day
ia every Fourth year thereafter for the election Of COnn
soner the Board OF Public Works in each ofthe districts
aiI oil foi that purpose follows la the ~ district
the fourth Thursday in March 10 the year 1850 and
the same Tor eh succeeding district every years
thereafter aud for choosing electors OF President and Vice
President OF tie Coufei States the lst Medne sly
in November the year 1901 or such other day Con-
eSs MAJ determine and every 9th year thereafter Prov
led that upon the order i special election OF electors OF
President and Vice President OF the Confederate states,
under the requirements "i the Confederate Constitution
laws of Conts tile election shall be held The DAY
spee fled by the officer OF the Confederate Government
whose duty IL is 10 order snch eecon and for the elec
ton of Iepre ia Congress % the it " ene'
day in November ia the year ISe5 aud Che same day
very second year thereafter Il Shalt be tie duty OF
tue Secretary Oi The Commonwealth IN h,e synop
50 o the seyera laws iuing IN eiestion showing the
dat s aud obligations Of superintendent abj other Oni
cals hn,linR elestisns accompany ng the Witl
Sst -i, he sade sfl bs printed by the PSbc
Printer and notice shall be given the spape,s
intlecy Of Richmond stating thar officers OF elections
may obtain copies teIeo BY application to the said See
retary. ...t .,-..t. III
- This act SHAH he in force from passa and
tinue ia force only duing the war
A copy fipnI the rolls-feste
WILLIAM b. GORDON JR
Clerk House Of Delegates aud Keeper ol Rolls
a5-All newspapers the State viii copy three times
and end bilis 20 Examiner otiee or settlement
mhe-3t -, ~, ,.. W. +. C., Jr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-03
,CoNnssIoNER WATsoN's OFFICE, !
nICuupND I'd March. IS65

RIcHMOSD, I'd March, 1863.
VIRGINIA. the Circut Court OF the City of
Y Richmond, February 18th, l365
III Zabeth Sede Wickham, Maclurg Miohaln and John
WGkham administrators OF James d. Wickhain, decd
and in their own right, and othef Pltns
against
Julia Leigh la her right and eXecutrk Of Benia
mn Watkins Leigh, who executor and Trustee OF
John Wckhain. deceased and admin stratOr dc bOnis
non of james MaclHTg, deceased, and other, Defs
and as adm illustrators of James NJ Wckham decd
plths,
against ..-t
Elizabeth $. wiekhsm, William Tanning wickhap and
Other, DetE
Julia Leigh, Phr,
aud
William 7. Wickham, in his own right and az executor
OF John Wickham, deceased and administrator de
bons with the will annexed OF James Maclurg de-
ceased and of Walter MacluIg deceased and Admit
strat0r of Elizabeth Selden khan deceased aud OF
Eetsy Wckham deceased, aud other Defts.
On the motion OF Maclmg Wickham and John Wick
ham administrator of James Maciurg WickhaIn tie
Court doth order that William +. Watson DO continue
down their accounts administrators Aforesaid and
port thereon TO the Court with uch matters may
deem pertinent on be required by any the parties 10
these to state specially. Aud the Court doth
rect that notice of the time aud place of taking the
counts be published week for four successive
weeks the Richmond Whig and that such publication
be equivalent TO personal service ON the parties.
A copy-Teste
Benz. POLLARD, Clerk
The parties to the said will please to take notice
that have fixed upon Monday the Sd day of phil Ged
at the hour of IL NJ the time, aud this Office the
place when and where shall proceed TO discharge the
duties required of by the said decree The parties in
terested can attend.
nah 3-w4w WM- +. WATSON, COmmr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-03
CEEEMAN ~ CO.,

lNEEEMAN ~ sv..
+ AUCTI0NEERS
AID
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner OF Main and SEnih Streets,
Having decidedly OF the best houses in the cy ion
the business both regard It's situation aud capacity
We are prepared to receive and sell 10 the best advantage
either at AuCTIoS OF PRIV ATELY, cOBsignmenis OF
TOBACCO,
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
LIQUORS.
DRY GOODS
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AND
MERCHANDISE of every description.
Our Auction Sales viii take place at our store every
WEDNESDAY,, commencing al 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. Con-
sgnmeAts received up to day OF sale
We viii also make sales OF HOUSEHOLD FUBSITURE az
the houses of parties wishing it, upon reasonable terms
as they he maze.
From our experience Ia the bTsinessbeing of the late
firm OF Williamson x Co-InI pel.ng strict attention 10
the interests of consgnors with QricT SALES aud PROMPT
kErURNs, We solicit the patronage of the public
FREEMAN Co,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Cor OF Main aud 9Th Sheets,
mb2--lw Richmond Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-03

MURDER IN I.owER CALIFORNIA Jos ia 4. Rich
ards, native of Brooklyn, n. u, iOrncrl! resi-
idcnt OF San Francisco was murdered Oh he llth oi
December last at the Alamo minc san Antonio,
Lower Ca iiurnia The American Consul has offer
,,i a reward for the discovery and arrest of the
murderer and the Alauio Mining Company OF this
city, in whose employment he was AZ superintendent
viii olcr an additional reward. The murder was
,.omitted for money, On Sunday, when Richards was
alone. liz was a.man much respected. San Fran
cisco Alta, Jdii. %.