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Northwest corner Main and Eleventh street,
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATr

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Y AT TIE NORTHWEST CORNER OP NITy
AND THIRD STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY the 22d day OF May. comm.rs
ing at O'clock p. we will SELL upon the ire.
misses, the former RESIDENCE Of Judge John Ro
bertson. now occupied by aessrs. ). A. Glover AMI
L. y. Hutchinson.
1t Is = THRBE.srORY FRAMED DWELLING
with nine rooms besides basemeUt
With the dwelling will be sold LOT fronting
e7t feet on Main street, and running back IL! feel
on Third street.
After which, will be sold the LOT adjoining On
the west. upon which stands the otics with We
rooms. This lot fronts q feet on Main street at
runs back Isl feet, with lot adjoining II, rear
west side, IL by q feet and sfording the use a.
wide alley which sytends ont to Second street.
The above property IL amongst the most dss1ra
bio for private residences now in the market, AMI
Ii bidsfai to become in few years very SeluAb's
for business purposes-the present bulldog. IN
the mean time yielding good income fer ths Ia.
yestmsnt.
TERMS At sale. Taxes for 1897 TO hs paid By
the purchasers. GRUBRS * WILLIAMS
my 10 AuctOn4er.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN CA
y called meeting Of the stockholders or he hich-
mond and Petersburg Railroad Connection Com
panv Will he held on the 5Oth day OF lay, ~, a,
- O'clock NJ, at the office of the Richmord and
Petersburg Railroad Company IN the zig Of K'ch-
'uo mi ,3,, Secretary.
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auction Suites.
FUTURE Day.

HOUSE FOR SALE, TO BE RE-.
IL MOVBD.-Will be sold 10 tbs highost -
bidder, on the premises, on FRIDAY NIX "a
me 2ih instant. st6 o'clock r. n, aTWO. t;iS
eToRf WOOD HOUSE. with two chirnnsys. H. -
removed v Thin fifteen days This house r. ~,
ated near the corner Of Nineteenth and FYA1kp,
streets: on part Of my factory 1T. Terus ca
my 2l-ip WfLLInM ~ GR.H~
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one RADICAL EDITOR Appnovrs-Th.

ONE RADICAL EDITOR AppRovgs.-The
Harrisonburg Union says:
We cannot say that we approve of all
that was done on the occasion, though we
DO think the release of Davis on bail was
not only proper, under the circumstances
but the best thing that could have been
d no next to his trial. He ought to have
Of Na sliea, however, and his case disposed
VI Hnaiiy and forever"
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MARRIED..

on the evening OF the 10th instant, at the rec, :
donee OF the brides pShsrbb me MOI and
msssMtRY h PIELD; all of this city.
Peta,sburg papers please copy
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4 CHANCE To SELL VIRGINIA
N LANDS have formed BUSINESS eonusS.
tioa with Messrs Murphey Troutman, Real e.
tate Agents and Brokers Pblladslphil, who have
applications for the purchase of large number g!
farms and olher real property In Virginia, IA
which fair and reasonable prices will be palG ~
Pennsylvanisns desiring 10 remove q this State
On application. IN person or by mail, will WE
pleasure furnish any one having land for sale sge
CHE Information on the subject.
J. d. IMBoDkS, Attorney atLAw,
ap 2o-n kichmond. Va.
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WHO Is RESPONsIBLE:-v @

sg WHO Is RESPONSIBLE:- Victim OF
debility, who is responsible for your feeblenesa !
Not yourself. You will say, for you you e done all
YOU could to cure II. That's a mistake on your
part.
You haven't tried HOsTETTER'S BlTTERS.
Gloomy dvspeptc, with an uneasy stomach and
\ world weary face, Of course You don't think
yourself responsible for your own torments. But
Won are Ills easy to from your condition tina
YOU haven't tried
nOsTETTER'S BlTTERS.
Bilious sufferer, it is not your fault you think,
that your symptoms grow worse day by day.
Blue pill doesn't do You amy good. Very likely
But YOU can be brought round for all that.
why haven't you tried HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS?
Friend, on whom fever and ague alternately
blows hot and cold and whose brain seems to be
bursting with the eIect- Of some powerful drug, do
YOU assume the responsibility ono You've
taken piles of qnnine, and all the regulation me-
dicines. What could you do more? One thing
more-the very thing that would have exempted
YOU from all the pangs that now rack you.
You have never tried HCSTETTER'S BlTTERS.
Nervous invalid, what have you to say? You
plead that You have taken al the nervines of the
pharmacopGia. lfthey have done you no good ii
is not your fault You are not responsible.
Wrong, all wrong. You have, in reality, nobody
TO blame but yourself.
why haven't you tried HosTETTER's BIT
TIERS?
For all the above named complaints the Bitter
are absolute specifies. myll-eod2w
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AUCTION iSNkeS.
THIS DAY.
BY PiIkinton. Pulliam & Co.,


Auctionesrs, Commission Merchants. and Real
Estate Agents, No. IS west Pearl street.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXT :
VTHREE AND ONE.BIGHTH ACRES OF
LAND DIVIDED INTO EIGHT LOTS, EEAR
MANCHESTER, FOR SALE At AUCTION. AT
tho request of the owner, Madison Waltball Jr.,
ESD OF California, we will sell at public auction,
on The pre- misses, at 4 o'clock p. N. on TUESDAY
the 2lst OF May. 1887, 1884 ACRES OF LAND, In
eig ht lots, containing from twelve 10 forty acres
each. This land Is portion OF the Burfoot tract,
and lies excellently for improvement. The whole
tract fronts beautifully on the Midlothian turn
pike and Broad Rock road and adjoins the lands
Of Thomas Walden, Jr.. ESQ and othsrs- and In
one and half miles OF Mayo's bridge. This land
being sold in small tracts and good terms will
enable persons of small means to bUy small farm
in 4 good nsighborho God at essonable figures.
TERMS One. fourth cash balance at four,
eight, twalve, sixteen, and twenty -four months
negotiable notes. interest added deferred pay
ments secured by trnst deed.
PILKINTON, PULLIAM CO.,
my 10 Auc;ionears.
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IL PANY.-An ad iourned meeting Of the stock
holders of the Holly wood Cemetery Company will
be held atthe office # Gardner Carlton. Four
tserth street, on TUESDAY. May Il, at o'clock
2. NJ. JAMES Ii. GARDNER,
my lS-3t Secretary.
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A GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE

A GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
N OF LANDS IN VIRGINIA, With view ID
aid those In this State who have lands for sale -
well as to invite industrious immigrants with cap.
tai to settle in Virginia. the uudsr,is nrd has
opened sn Office In the city OF Eichmont Va, ua
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary ttT-r b.,
for the pQrpose OF negotiating for the purchase uf
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SITES,
sc.
Parties having lands for sale, and who will con.
tract to sell IT mod, rates, at my option Kivr.
me sufficient time (say three or four months. 10
effect the same, will most likely be able 10 dc
pose Of their property, II they furnish me vim
full description as To location, quantity price &c
Ny acqdaintance with the north srn p-opl. J. r \.
tsnsive, and with thorough knowledge Of the
lands In Virgins, hope to succeed ~ giving On.
tire satisfaction TO both buyer and seller.
] will charge a commission 10 the purch ssar. bg,
nothing TO the seller as propose TO lCDrk tgr ts
purchaser, and not Tor the vender
| respectfully invite communication with mo,
either personally or by letter ana III, upon exam.
nation the lands offered thcug ht To lie dsslri-
bile ana cheap. ] will provide the necessary con.
tracts and recommend To IN to my north srn riruds,
using my influence and best sxsrtions - etee.
sales. FRANKLIN STEAkNs,
Fifteenth street between Main and cary,
Richm, nd VI.
Messrs. James d. Blackwell, attorney At law snl
B. II. Smith will act as my confidential agents.
my lin
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MAYO'S AREHOUSE, RICH
Au MpND, SA.-9his large and commodious
WAREHOUSE Is now open for tho Ieceipt aud In
speetion Of tobacco. The Ispeetors at this ware.
house pledge their united efforts to the protection
of the Interest OF both buyer and seller, having
had many years experience \ the business.
HUTCHINSON 4 BOILING, inspectors.
JEssg 4. HUTCHINSON, Fret Inspector.
JoHS BOILING, Second Inspector my ls-iw
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rEASr AND FAIR, AT UNION
I STATION METHODIST CHURCH, CHURCH
HILL.-The ladies eonnected w.th TINS church
,,art of the church during this week. The pro-
"se AZ II the Fair will be sppi d TO the hquida,
,;, ~ dabt due bv the church. The patronage Of
80, 80 nh ic il respectfully solicited. my 2l-it
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Virginia State Coupon Bonds. Nos l,297 and
,29S. dated January looG, Tor $500 each, with all
the coupons n them.
Virginia State Registered Certificate, No. l6, ia
nuary /, 1865, for r50J, IN my name
Virginia Stale Fractional Certificate, No. 81, for
i25 o..
Virginia State Fractional Certificate, No. 30, for
sos
Virginia State Fractional Certificate, No. 80, for
SIS. so.
Virginia State Fractional Certificate, No. $780, for
$40.
Virginia State Fractional Certificates, Nos. IS
and 30, in the oil L. l.. and J. +. Taliaferro,
trustees each for $50
80, 81, and 35 for $50 each, due July, 1887.
Same Coupon for so SO. No 30, due July, 1857.
Same Coupon for $40, No. %, due July, 1867
Virginia Central Railroad Certificate, No. !, for
S463
Virginia Central Railroad Certificate. No. 43, for
S.l.2O.
Virginia Central Railroad Certificate, No. %, for
Sls4, payable toJ. p. Taylor for John X. Gilliai
s Co.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company Ger.
Two Registered Bonds of the trustees Of the
town of Manchester, dated December 6, ls!5, for
IS 900 each. -
Two do do dated December 8. 1915, for 80. 600
One do. do dated October u, ls52, for $4,000.
One do. do. dated July, 10 1853. for 80 900.
One do. do, dated July !, 1858, for $500.
One do. do. da,ed July l. 1865, for S2, 200.
Bond of Seth HaIsay, February 20, 1857, payable
TO John X. Gilliat j Co, for 5000.
Bond of Don =. Halsey, February %, 1887, pay
able to John X. Giliat & Co., for s., 900.
my i4-TuSm JACQUEhlN =. TAYLOR.
T OS T, three BLACK ENGLISR
IL GRAPE Wells. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving them at GATOR & CO.'S.
my 20-ts 1907 Main street.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

y !, x .apREss .,..............M MISS ANNIE SEXTON.
STaar MAyAGER. K. FBGRLE.
TUE>D4Y EVENING, May 81, 1867,
four acts, entitled the
TALE OF ENCHANTMENT,
introdu cing all the Scenery, Mechanical Effects,
&c, of the
BLACK CROOK.
The management have been al an enormous ex-
pense in getting together full and complete BAL
LET CORPS, DASSEUSES. SC together with Il
full DRAMATIC COMPANY, forming one OF the
strongest combinations ever offered 10 the hich
mond public.
IN consequence of the enormous expense attend
Ing the production OF this piece, the management
have been compelled to adopt the following scale
OF prices
RESERVED SEATS IN DRESS cIRCLE..... 10 CENTS.
RESI- RTED SEATS IN oRCHESTKA........ 70 CENTS.
SECOND TIN % tENIs
THIRD IS CENTS
PRIVATE BoSBS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ana -
Box office open for sale Of reserved seats daily
from IL TO o clock, and from 10 o clock.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Grand Black Crook
Matinee G. ;. WHITNEY,
my 2o--st Business Manager.
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GRuBBs WILLIAMS, Auctoneers my
JUDICIAL SALE OF BONDS or
Real Estate AgeRcics.

VIZ Il. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w AND GENERAL AGENT, office northwest
corner Main aud Eleventh streets I'm tho Malone
Bank OF Virginta). Richmond, Va, gives special
attention 10 the RENTING OF HOUSES AID tas
COLLECTION OF RENTS. The patronage N
friends and the public solicited
Has for sale over 200 FAkMs and places IN VIZ.
GINA, comprising upwards Of rs oJO ACEE> uP
LAND from choice TO common AT rsasOuah.s
prices. Gail and his lists
IL also agent for the New York Life Insurance
Company. Assets over $1,000, 900. plan purely
mutual. w. b. ROBINS, Agent.
Cfica northwest corner Main and
my lets Eleventh streets, Richmond, Va
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Lost. STRAINED, anil Found.

GIVE OLLAR REWARD
Il straysd or stolen, on Saturday eve. -
ning, 18th instant from Brook aye1rn.sSsZ-h
near Bacon'g Quarter Branch, BLACk
and TAN TERkTER SLUT. On the neck was n
brass collar. Ears cut close. will give nve dnl
lars reward II she Ia returned 10 me AZ 70. n -,
Branch. ,, pocrrp
my 2i-7tN JAN 30 =. re 80.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING HAD
/ TIN BOX stolen from him containing var
GUS SECURITIES, az described below, cau.ionS
step. having been taken to prevent their payment
md 10 obtain renewals , -. a.,
Virginia state coupons Of SIS each on NOS s'S 80
l,4sl, and ,4ss, due each July, 1850, and Janu-
airy, 1857; ,o.e
Same coupon OF $3.50 on 30. l, due July, 1866, and
January, 1867 -,
Same coupons for $40 each on the folloTins l1O
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Auctioneers, Commission Merchants. and Real
Estate Agents, No. IS west Pearl street.
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For Rent.

Tor RENT, u COTTAGE RESI-
Il DENCE containing FIVE rooms. situa. Ia
ted on Fourth street between Broad and E,;N
Marshall 1nqulreSt 37, Fourth street ;, -
nv 2l-ts ISAAC l.. CAkf.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-06
Ghouls.

Now that the war storm has spent its fury
and the Southern people after gallant and
determined resistance, have laid down their
arms and accepted, IN good faith, the decis-
ION OF the sword, devoting their attention TO
the rebuilding of of their sacked and desolat-
ed homes, advising obedience to the laws, en-
deavoring as far as lie in their power to cul-
tivate friendly relations with the triumphant
North, invoking concilatory and peaceful
measures brace of bigoted red-handed rev.
olutionists, like pair of hdeous ghouls
gloa,ing over the ruin their wickedness has
wrought, are making tour of the Southern
States, melting negro mobs to violence, and
insurrrection, desecrating with their foul pres
ences the fair land that narrow-souled New
England puritansm, caused to be bathed in
blood and tears. We refer to Wilson, of
Massachusetts, that narrow minded old Alb
clifton bigot whose putrid carcass beslimes
q seat in the Senate of the United States,
once occupied by the great Webster-and
and oily tongued, inscriptions Abolition
demagogue of the House of Representatives,
whose name appears in the catalogue ofdirty
as Judge Kelly, of Pennsylvania.
Neither OF whom during the war exhibited
their cowardly bodies beyond the bayonet
hedged environs of the Capitol. But now
that the Bonnie Blue Flag has been folded
away, and the sheen OF Southern blades no
longer dazzle in the mornings sun to cause
their dastardly souls to quake with fear and
dread, they issue forth to assist Phil. Sher-
Ian in recognizing HELP in the Southern
States. War, floods, pestilencc and famine
nave swept over the devoted South, but all
he above enumerated Affections is simply
nothing, compared to the advent of those
agitators, and imps of Satan.
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of the innocent lamb, and the hyeua 10
his constant nightly yigils over the bod.
les of the dead.
The South must necessarily submit to
you and every indignity and outrage.
She cannot be censured for submitting
to anything. She is powerless. The
conservative party ofthe North has stood
tamely by, while our own government is
dishonored and disgraced, and our kind.
red and brethren placed under negro rule,
and have not endeavored to prevent it.
They must be held responsible and pos
terity will so decide. The people of the
South can only, bound and fettered as
they are, permit the political tide to flow,
ard turn their attention to their fields,
to their workshops, and to the repairing
of the ravages of war. Bear, so far as
they are able, the burdens of govern
ment that refuses them a recognition of
political existence. Hatred has deter
mined they shall do no more. They must
await in patience that great revolution
now SO surely impending, before their le-
gal and just rights and privileges as men
and as citizens will oe restored.
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GOOD NEWS FROM LEMHI
DIGGINGs VERY ExTENsIyEl

FRIENDS are good in any country. and 7 nm
no more opposed to having them than anv one
else, put where money is required to buy them.
1 amt "on it'-don't want to purchase Now
therefore, all those indebted to WORSHAM 4
hhfN oLDS will do we'll to settle their account,
on or before the first day of July, next. If thew
10 not will sue all think can make il ont Of
anu those l think cannot, will publish their
VINES Wuiti come have waited long enough
waiting any longer is the "old thing"
Norsham can be seen at Boonyille' and T ,.r
be found in Silver any day.
Silver City, June 1867. BOWS.
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TRIAL.-A very amusing trial occurred
before E Allison Justice of the Peace.
A man was arrested for exhibitinga dead
ly weapon in rude angry and threatening
manner, not in self defense. |. @. McQuaid
appeared for the prosecution, and n. T..
Cation for the defense. A few mirthful re-
marks were made by both counsel AT one
of which witness took unnecessary UNI
bragg. The Defendant, j. B. Kewley, was
bound over to await the action Of the Grand
Jury. He gave bail in the sum of $500.
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The Land we Love.

Such is the title Of neat little Monthly
published by General ID. H. Hill of Conled.
crate notoriety, at Charlotte n. c. 1t is
printed upon good paper, and the typogra-
ply is exceedingly neat. i we are permit
ted to recognize and acknowledge merit,
where ever we find it, we cannot withhold
tine need of praise from this truly literary
journal. 1t can boast Of corps of contribu-
tors OF no mean pretensions. The produc-
ton of men and woman who WELD vigorous
pen may be found to grace its columns We
have given the number before us a careful
examination, and pronounce it magnificent
success. The articles are, as far as we are
capable of judging, well written, modest.
chaste and heightened, and in short the Sc
lections are such as to constitute 1.-THE Land
we Love, welcome visitor to the family
circle. On the first page Of the cover a
most beautiful grouping of notable charac-
tiers dots the wreath that surrounds the title.
AT the head OF which the "patriot" is to be
seen. 1t is unnecessary for us to say that
Geonge Washingtons likeness is there dis
cerned. To the left, the "Jurist" stands in
bold relief, the aged wrinkled features dis
cover the great Chief Justice Roger B. Taney.
To the right may be seen 1.-THE soldier"
whom all will instantly recognize as Stone
wall Jackson. On the lower portion of the
circle, three forms are discernible denomi-
mated the Statesmen" Henry Clay, John
G. Calhoun and Daniel Webster the great
est statesmen America has ever produced,
constitute this group. Indeed we sincerely
hope this effort to build up a pure literature
may meet with abundant success. Herman
Judell of this place is the agent for the Mag
azne.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Ia tue matter OF the In the Probate Court Of
T,r.oa n paua Oh the County of 0wyhee,
1T appearing to the Judge of said court bx
me petition presented and filed by Uriah Perry
the Administrator of the estate Of James perry
deceased praying for an order to sell real estate
that 1t is necessary to sell the whole of Tho rss
estate to pay the debts of said estate and Nh.
debts, expenses and charges of admipi,tration
1t IS therefore ordered by the Judge of said
court that all persons interested in said estate.
appear before said Probate Judge, on Mond,y
the twenty second day of July, A. d. 1857, AZ
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. M the
court room of said Probate Court, in Silver Civ
IN said comfy, to show cause why an ord.,
should not be granted to the said admipistrator
to sell the real estate of the deceased.
And that copy of this order be published At
least four successive weeks in the nOwvbs.
Bullion" newspaper printed and published in
said County. F''A'u IN
Witness the seal of said Probate Court tbi.
9th day of May, A. D. 1867. 'A-'
PROBATE c. G. STAFFORD,
Deal Probate Judge
June 2;So vi
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Total Indebtedness outstanding S77,Sll 81
There is one fact to which we call the spe
cial attention of the Statesman and of its
readers, that is, that as early as November
1866, MIR. Holbrook made an application to
the proper department for an official state
ment OF the affairs of Idaho Territory and the
following letter received by us few days,
since from Washington will explain why it
was that no such statement could be obtain
ed, and also where the blame should attach.
After reading the same, honesty and fair
dealing will know their duty, malignity and
party spleen may be too blinded to do JUS
tice.
Washington, Treasury Denartment \
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p@While we have sufficient cause to

Ee6~ w lille we have sufficient cause to
congratulate ourselves with the fine wealth
er we have enjoyed for few days past,
as we go to press it is "spitting" snow,
and threatening to weather more than we
like, for this season of the year. The
idea of showing in the month of June
would not be believed where we were
born.
ONIoNs.-Daniol McCleery laid us
under obligations for a few punches of
spring onions. Nc knows that printers
have to live. We swallowed them with
quite a relish. Uncle Dan has a ranch
on Reynolds creek, that by hard fighting
he has kept clear of crickets. We hope
he may do we'll this season with his veg
etables.
The Idaho World says. S5S6,75' was.
raised for the Southern Relief Fund, at
the ball given in that City on the 18th
of May, for that purpose.
pa-We are pleased to hear that the
Lincoln mill will steam up next Monday.
We are not able to say what ledge it will
crush from.
Bas~Jerry Schoenfeld still keeps good ci-
CARS on hand, and can in that line please any
one. We tried one of his "short skies" last
night, and the smoke rolled and curled so
help, us bob. Jerry is mice and clean, and
good to the boys" Give him a call.
-
g5g-M Mr.. NJ. L. Smith will open the Cos.
mopolltan Restaurant next Monday Smith
is well and favorably known in Silver as a
hotel keeper. eproposes to open again at
his old stand, and manage the affair himself
Smith knows how to cater to the appetite of
his customers. Silver will not be wanting
in good hotel accommodations this Summer
Success to you Smith?
ARREsTED.--A man BY the name of Darling.
was arrested last week at this place by the
Sheriff from Virginia City, Nevada. II
seems Sc, he was followed to this place by the
Sheriff. arrested and the same evening start
ed on his return. Darling is accused of the
murder of Cornelius Hill last March. A re-
ward of $4,000 was offered for his apnrehen-
SON. Another report says that DARLING
was arrested and taken back to Nevada rs p
witness IN an important ditch case.