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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

NEW METHOD OF DETERMINING WuErBgn 4 MINE IS RscH The following simple rule has been found by the Montana Psal to be s.siisssess .afallihle: and ia cheerfnllv offered for the benefit of the public:
 We consult the records of the courts. II we find that a lawsuit is or has been rohnec- ted with the lode we have no hcsinssm in asserting that it is valuable property We never heard of any conflict about the owner. ship or discovery of worthless claim
 This is too trne---as well in. California and Nevada as elsewhere.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

A CIry editor, who is bachelor, having said in his last issue that he really wished he had a son, so that he could dress him up in the fashion, was called upon the next day by his adorable, to whom he had been paying his distsesses for the past two years, who asked if he really said that "Certainly did my dear" "weli Jimmy,r sad she, aSh, donf yoa make auangsmsnt for ons2n OuI friend says it was the first time he was eveI eornered. He was so mortified that he went right away to the parsons.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

TWELVE thousand tons of salt are brought every year to San Francisco from Carmen ls- land, in the Gulf of California. It is 90 per cent. pure chloride of Sodium. A convent entiy shaped basin furnishes the supply which is constantly renewed by evaporation.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
!. Guyss The Rev. Mr

4 GUEss.-The Rev. Mir. A was more eminent in his days for the brilliancy sf his imagination than the force of his logic. At one time he was preaching on the " Ministry of Angels" and in the peroration he suddenly observed. " hear q whisper!p The change of tone started the Deacon. who sat below, from drowsy mood, and spsinging to his feet, he spoke: :" guess it is the boys in the gaIlery.n
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

BLooaEK CosrUME.- bleomer costume brings advantages sometimes to the sterner sex. 0ne@of our Ohio exchanges tells the story of husband and wife, who, travelling in haste through the woods, met with mel ancholy accident which is thus recorded: "And while retreating through the woods,
 And through the tangled fern,
 He tore his mustntmenton- ems,
 And had 10 put on hern.n
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

CoULD'sr WE r." Mother, don't you wish you had the tree of evil in your garden 7' @Why, Josh, you sarpent, what do you mean 7p "As moneys the root of all evil, if we had the tree, couldn't we get the precious stutfT'
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

TIE Indians in Idaho are committing greater depredations. than ever Three or four raids have been made by them, resulting in several deaths and the destruction of q large amount of property
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
STleI LDI T1Ff. YUMA. Esss

Un snd Ter Monday, september 10th. the siaacs of the undersigned, carrying the United states snd vusfsermassers mall. will leave the Exchanges sf Wl~ssgicn Caiyeraia, .for Fort Ysms, sst 4 o'cioct srery Monday passjns through
 Los Angeles asd San Ber-
 nardiRe,
 Arrivtag af Fort Ysma hs J6iloping Fridau Rsturnin9, iseos Fort Yama aAs jaigor-
 Ing Saaday af 6 o'clock q. a. LETTERS, PACKAGES, ETC, Forwarded q. Reasonable Terms. wv VI The Overland Stage from San Francisco l..ys. Los Angeles every day; the steamer Pacific leave. Wilmington three times each month
 The stage rom San Diego to los Angeles leayes only once week, and the steamer once a month BANNING d co.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

4 little boy being asked in Sunday School What is the chief end of manl" answered. The end what's got the head on.n
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
Eu1opsan MstdI|uIgisd WaIts

Bryant Street. between Third and Fourth, San
 Francisco.
 The proprietor having recently added to this ksiablishsneat l c latest and most approved Ma ehinery F lhe Reduction and Testing of ORES of all sorts-either in large or small quantities are prepared to test Ores by such psoccss as may be aseeFtsined best suited to their chemical char acter alter careful analysis being first made Assays, either in the humid or dry way, made of all Minerals. Also, Refining and CupeIIatiop at. tended to.
 8. F. KIMBALL 6tf JR MURPUy
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
TIGUNDERnOLT CnVenpr
The :" Thundcrbolt CFusbes Compsny.H o,.-.. upon ;hs patent Of Nr. HaF1srrr, sss s.S the laws of the State Of Ncv Ysn
 DAes e nsssawav, New v~s,

M. upon ;hs patent Of Ny. tiar1trrr. s.s s..
 the laws of the State of Ncv Ysn
 Ones e nsssawes. New vss.
 OTyIcEEs s'rsssssz<. Acs. css=nss, y1s,.l New York. yses Irsssd~sf asd Tyssa~r r Puleston, New York. Se~sfwy, '. c. VI New York.
 The a Thundcrboh Crssher 2 Is ecs<,nr. i. cs an entirely new principle. wkich enaAi> ' crush ssd puisehze uses and oc1sf uisens N single psoccss, via h is provided vAt ss J not only crush, but also attain z mxkiuez | trifion. Thcse lavs sre mA~sisel, 0sur.ul and are furnished vitA mAs<ivs plaies of ,,1I iron, which can be easily rcpsseed q - ' They.wiii admit fouisie1s of 65iy Iesuie - and can he graduated as occasion rvguisr H machine l. easily driven by as enginr q nr| horse power, and ths1r liEhfncs. asi hss2 transportation, render sAgss fsr nor srs,uuu} than any machinery rSno in usr iss ru1ul quartz Large orders for this erusl<f sz ready bern executed for well estxlilsAss " companies. and the comp~ny have coa;rs = responsible maehlnlsts to con<trrrs sltiaai ss| sufseiens, 1t is hoped, for the lsfrs srnssg N iies desiring Co see Inc erushrf. ir .s1l ,r| tion. can do so by vi<itlsx skp Aase d Works" In S3t street, ncar Huh nsvnss tx| pIcs d.irihE Hssehlnea or fsTster lzsu<l VIII plezse addres@ sny ef ths efhnls q V s pany. at ~ Broadway, or appiy pcrsonay .s 7 office of ihe Superintendent. Mr Y (. sstz1 No. I3 Pine street, lRoom No. n, urssAla This r.Erhins supplies, t is hrifss4 as ( dc-idesstum foF the fcdnssicn sf q11rz n and economically. One msckisr sia rcd an impalpahle powder, from su to H m~t( per d=s, wiih ha4 ts exeesd iAhoF~e pasa 7 of very durable construction. cstry tzn q made capable cf sustaining xns arzA st4 . brought te bear upon n
 We furnish x pre<cns tso si1rs e nx11 nasnberud respectively So>. and :,
 No. 1 weighs, complete. shvn tr<kss lbs, or seyes tons. occupfes spAcf. sasf ming ordsr. 0f Eve fess in witil, hy ffs lengih, and wlll require ia-lorse 5csu u Comp~rcd uish sssmp~. scVuisine sh< ~s<I l e, n will Anl.h isrsn ths~< ie is.ss tsns . vork in The same tinse, yssssiag a lsrsxi st a to sD mcshes tc the inch. tbe anHp e sesses Of fsefn xs se ss rnesAss fc sk< esk | Thundsrioit Cru<hef n.s only frsSvs n llarrcf amount of work. bot srdsrcs sscs 1 poudw. CoSE, rvsats-sssssSS has.A znA &t1 ~ the wharf. es.s0o.
 No q compared with No |. k oae<rx( lees in csfArlty: ls f.noo tks. nxhss h "a thrsrfurt taking | rorSv~pss<snEhy k<= s=s= power. Co4s. eonplrse ln .ii lss sspssnG. and delivered cn she whnrf t5.,cO s:T:;sss.s.s. ss.S.s== ss.As- q sh- cAs<T ecmpsny, q the essea = srs.e..y nss
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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

fuuds Tor subscriptions to the Mrxra, for d. 'ersisias' os for job work, may be sent by mail. express or private had. as the risk Of those seus ing
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO TIE rlss
 COMMUNITY.
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The attention Of the mining eospsssIIuu i, men, and mine owncn is respestfully s,ss' taxes to be derived frcm Mr. 0ssdiners - rssenseA rcdey the tksle ~ she
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
Volume HI. 1S00.

The third volume of the MINER is tegun with an enlargement of the paper and corresponding improvements. h is the determination to make l. In every respect more complete and attractive than the preceding volumes. It win lead rather than follow In the sure and gratifying progress which the Territory is nsaking. While h will trcai Of sll matters of publc importance its col ua.. ~iil be more IArticularis dcsosed to the in- tercsts Of tho nsiacrs of Arizona, the intrepid and deserving men who ~ pioneers and prospecsors through dsngcs and disAcuiiiss to which ordlpa- v rnes would have sscesmhed have wrossed this rich country from tue hands of the sayage. and will not abandon it As their organ, and record of the prorcss in the opening and deveiopmeni Of the unrivalled mineral agricultural and pasic- rAl regsona of the Territory. and of all that per. tains Q hs growth and prosperity, the hisEH viii merit iArxe local aud general circulation As the oldss, paper In the Territory. Its value ss news medium and advertising sheet mus, ee Ap- parent. not osly to our own citissns but aiso to business men throughout the uabon.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
MsTAKEs CoSvERsross.--A correspond ent furnishes the following instances of mis taken conversions in New York city:

Among the recent conversions vas that oI Mr. =, large dry goods dealer. After his conversion he went to neighboring minister snd told him there were so many tricks in the trade, that he was convinced that no man could be honest and obtain living by the sale of dry goods.
 "Then,n said the minister, ayou intend to give up your business and go into something else" "0h no,n replied the hopeful coyert, "I shall attend only to the purchase Of goods and leave the selling to my clerksn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04
Foreign News.

PARIS, June 3.-The Gar and his two
sons arrived here Saturday. Napoleon
received them, and the people were quite
enthusiastic in their reception. The flags
of France and Russia were intertwined at
the Tuileries. The King Of Prussia is
expected Wednesday, and the Sultan,
Victor Emmanuel, the Emperor of Austria,
the Viceroy of Egypt, aud other rulers,
soon afterwards.
The horse Tarragues won the grand
Paris prize and the Emperor's cup after an
exciting contest. There was an immense
attendance at the races, including the
Gear.
LONDON, June 3-Noon.-Consols, 941
Ex-dividend United States bonds, 1917.
LONDON, June 3-Evening.-Money not
quite so firm. Consols closed at "a for
money. Ex-dividend United States bonds,
10.
LIVERPOOL, June 3-Noon. - Cotton
frmer; middling uplands, ll3s; Orleans
1l5a; sales of $4,000 bales. Breadstuif:
dull. Corn, 39s. Lard, 49s. Cd. Tallow
AS. Other articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, June neutrality-suspicious.
firmer and more active sales have ex-
ceeded the noon estimate, and en- advance
in price is partially established; middling
uplands, 1901 I'd; Orleans, ll3sd.
sales, 10000 bales. Breadstutfs dull and
quiet. Naval stores very dull, and all ar,
ticles have declined. Common rcsin, Is.
fine, lbs. Turpentine, 33s.
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The Presidents Trim South.

WELDON, N. c., June 3-l.40 P. NJ
Upon the arrival of the President and
party at Petersburg this morning they
were met by the Mayor of the city and
General Stoneman. The Mayor expressed
the pleasure of the citizens at having them
for their guests, and said to the President
that they would be much gratitied if the
party, on their return, would remain longer
in the city, in order that its Inequalities
might be extended to them.
The President returned his thanks for
the kind reception, and hoped he might in
the future be able to reciprOcate.
After breakfast the President and party
left, and arrived here at 10 A. NJ, where
they took the train for Raleigh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04

THE CRors.-We believe we may safely
assert that the prospect for an abundant
yield of the bounties of the earth was never
more promising in this part OF the State
than at the present time. The growing
crop of wheat is extraordinarily fine. The
crop OF rye, never very large with us, pro-
misses well. The oat crop, though little
late, is coming out wonderfully, and pro-
misses large yield.
Grass took late start, but is improving,
and if the present weather continues, an
abundant crop of hay will be made.
Gardens are late but promise well. As
to the fruit, there is no end to it; and if no
accident beialls it, the yield will be greater
than ever before known in this country.
And this is true Of all kinds Of fruit, from
the largest to the smallest varieties. Let
the people take heart and be thankful.
The country will yet be prosperous and the
people happy.-Rockinghdm Union.
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le;oh. No one can fail to observe that this
asseiIiblaeeis one of the greatest respect
ability and decorunh, and that no instance
nor trace of disorder has occtrred 10 mar
the dignity and pleasure of the occasion.
am confident that It is gratifying to the
Chief Magistrate and the Cabinet Ministers
present to witness the admirable bearing OF
the people of this capital. 1t Is my plea
sing duty to testify to the President that
what he has seen to-day at the capital pre-:
walls everywhere over the broad surface OF
your noble State.
General Sickles was applauded as he
retired.
The a,semblage, which was large, after
cheering the President, retired from the
vicinity Of the hotel.
The President, in company with Secre-
tary Seward, walked through the streets of
Raleigh, pointing out various interesting
localities, and occasionally hating to shake
hands with an old friend.
A large number of strangers are in the
city from all parts of the State.
After the dedication of the monument,
there will be State dinner.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, June ga. M.-Flour Csc.
lower. Wheat dull and nominally lower.
Corn dull and steady. Pork dull at $23.25
Gs23.3l. Lard dull. Whisky steady. Cot
ton quiet-middlipg uplands, 271aG2Sc.
Freights dull.
Gold, 1859. Sterling exchange, sixty
days, llO9llOR; sight do, llO1aGllO3s.
Money, 6G7 per cent. 5.2O's, '62, coupons,
lO9A9lO9Is. Virginia 6's, 67G69.
NEW YORK, June 3-P. M.-Stocks not
quite so strong. Gold, 1877. Money, 6
per cent. 5-2O's, '62, registered, lO6L9
1861; coupons, 1879; ga, coupons,
1861 '65, LOG 1aGlO65s; new issue, los
@l0Sla. IO.4O's, registered and coupons,
o95s. 1905, first series, 1861 others,
1861. Virginia 6's, SOTO. Cotton quiet
at 275@2Sc. Flour heavy; State, s9.4O
0sl2.25; southern, sll.759Sl6. Wheat
dull; in favor of buyers. Corn declined
la2c. mixed western, new, Sl.l7GSl.A y
Provisions dull and heavy; mess pork,
$500. Whisky quiet. Groceries gene.
rally quiet. Sugar dull and heavy. Spirit!
turpentine, 6lG62c. Rosip, s4GsS.50.
BALTIMORE, June 3.-Cotton quiet aut
firm at q 1aG2Sc. Coffee dull, with goot
stock of Rio market favors buyers. Flou
declined Soc, with dull market. Whea
dull and declined lOGl5c. Corn-goo,
supply; market opened active and close'
dull and lower; white, sl.l26$l.l3; yellow
( Sl.l3aSl.l5; mixed, Sl.l04Sl.n. Suga
steady and unchanged. Provisions qule
and steady; prices unchanged. Whisk.
nominal at 33GS5, in bond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04

Rev.'Dr. Dabney, author of the Life of
General. (StonewalD Jackson, is preparing
a new work in defence of his native State,
Virginia, and of the South. He has de-
voted much time and research to this trea-
tiSe, and has collected much novel and in
Structive information for the vindication of
the southern people. The Radical ques-
tons in debate are subjected to thorough
and searching inquiry. 1t is highly praised
by eminent statesmen who have seen the
proof-SheetS. twill he published within
few weeks by Messrs. f. j. Hale & Son, lG
Murray street, New Iork.-Nelo York
World.
Some sort of an animal people call it a
caterpillar) is, we learn, committing
serious ravagcS on the forests Of this and
some of the counties adjoining. 1t is said
to strip some Of the trees entirely of their
foliage, and to leave very few untouched.
We hope it may not get into the orchards.-
Rockingham Union.
Among the curiosities in the Paris Ex-
hibitiOn is pea-shclling machine, by
means Of which peck of peas can be
shelled in about eight minutes without be-
ing touched with the hands. A pair Of
vulcanized rubber rollers do the work,
Selling the pod, carefully pressing out the
peas, and dropping the pods on the table.
Charles Douglas Gray, Esq, has, we are
pleased to learn, been appointed register
in bankruptcy for this Che SIXTH con-
gressional district. A good appointment,
and one that will give general satisfaction
to our people.-Rockingham Union.
France, it appears, has not only bought
the Dunderberg, but it is understood that
she has bought another smaller iron-clad
from the Government, and has paid for 1t
the sum of 81 ,OO0,O 900 in gold.
The number Of public bathing houses in
Boston this year will be increased from six
to twelve. They will all be used without
charge.
The Shenandoah Herald speaks of fly
in the wheat. We have heard Of none of
account in this county.-Rocktngham
Union.
Mr.. Peabody says he has given away
more than he has kept.
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How One RAILROAD TO THE WEST MADE

How ONE RAILROAD TO THE WEST MADE
A CITY.-The power and capabilities Of
good railroad management have never been
more strikingly exhibited than in the re-
suits accomplished through the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. Baltimore,
without this road, would have been place
of the third class at most. But this road,
with its wide-reaching connections, has
taken Baltimore up with its long iron arms
and thrust her forward well nigh into the
front rank. Everywhere on the route,
however great the distance from the con-
trolling centre, the same healthy and
vigorous action clerks" the life-blood
through its great arteries and stimulates
the business growth of its remotest men,
s.-COl,mjltS (OhiO) Journal, May3l.
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" EVENING PAPER.
From Mexico.

NTw ORLEANS, May 3l.-Maximilian
and all officers above the rank of lieu
tenant are reported to have been shot at
o'clock on the evening of the 10th by
officers who escaped and arrived at Browns
Vile on the 27th from Qucretaro.
Private letters received at MatamoraS
state that Juarcz had ordered EScobcdo
to execute Macmillan and his generals.
The official paper at San Luis PotoSi, after
rarvatiug the particulars of the fall OF
QUcrctaro, states that the Secretary of
War forwarded orders TO EScobedo on the
18Th 10 shoot Macmillan and his generals.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.


RICHMOND, June 3, 1867.
Breaks full. Market active for all desira-
bic grades, while nondescrptS are duh and
prices decidedly lower. Below we give the
transactions l39 hogsheads, 70 tierces, and AZ
boxes offered, and sold as follows:
MANUFACTURISG TOBACCO.
LuqS-Nery common Tugs, light weights,
81 to - common TO medium dark working,
81 10 81: good dark working, 50 to IS; sun
cured, common, IS to $40; sun-cured, good,
$40 TO SO; coal-cured, common, IS TO $40
coal-cured, bright, Sl2 to SIS; cured,
fancy, $40 TO Sij. 40
LeGf-Common dark working, Sc TO SO;
medium dark working, $40 10 Sl2 good dark
working, $ll TO Sl4; fine and wrapping, Si5 TO
$40; sun cured, Slj to S2j and S39; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 10 S35; yellow wrap
pers, medium 10 extra, $50 TO Slo0 and Sl2o.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Luqs-Very common and heavy weights,
81 30 to i. 80; medium, $40 TO $3.50; good,
So TO IS. 400
Leaf-English shipping, $40 to SIS and s22 ;
continental shipping, $l2 to- SIS and $40.
sTEMNING TOBACCO.
Lear-Common, $40 to $l3; good sl2 to SIS ;
fine, $40 TO $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04

Judge Kelley, on returning from his
southern tour, was prohered money by
'4e Congressional Republican Committee
lor,tmbursc him for expenses and outiayS
Incurred in his travels. The Judge, now
ever, declined, alleging that the practical
knowledge he had received during his tour
Lad more than repaid him for the money
invested.
Lildley, the preacher who some time
ego whipped his child 10 death, and was
Imprisoned for long term, was recently
-'al'cd new trial. 1t was concluded
.a'l saturday, the jury falling 10 agree.
.~e prisoner, when the jury was as
Charged, Immediately pleaded guilty 10
-als.aughter in the fourth degree, ana
va, sentenced by the court to pay me
" TWO hundred aud fifty dollars.
The 81. Paul Press promises fifteen mil
"Jh bushels of wheat from Minnesota inns
season. 1t says the area Of land put in
wheat this year is much greater than ever
',.o'e, and even in frontier settlements
n"''e the scarcity of seed prevails, four
''A'a more land is sOwn 10 wheat than last
year.
o.. According TO the Louisville journal,
".VUJ houses were built in that city last
year. and preparations are making for the
obstruction OF 500 more. The new Gait
''.se IS to be the largest hotel in the
western country.
JEFF. Davis remained at Niagara few
Gays, and then proceeded 10 ST. Catha-
me. {, where he now is.
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From WashingtOn-Failur OF the At
tempt TO Impeach President John.

tempt to Impeach President John.
son.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The Judiciary
Committee has adjourned to the 26th OF
June, when it will reiissemble for the pur-
pose of reporting to Congress if it should
reassemble in July. On final vote to i'm
peach the President the impeachment was
lost-ayes, 4; nays, 5. AyeS.-Messrs'
Boutwell,, Thomas, Williams, and Law
renee. Nays.-Messrs. Wilson, Wool
bridge, Eldridge, Marshall, and Churchill
A resolution declaring that the Presi.
dent had committed acts worthy OF the
commentator of the people was passed.
seven to two-the nays being Messrs.
Eldridge and Marshall. On the first vote
of censure Boutwell, and Thomas voted
negatively, but finally changed.
Frazer, Trenholm & Co.'s circular an
nouncing their suspension expresses the
hope of an early resumption.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were Sl,s90,O0O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04
The washington Election, &c.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The municipal
election here is progressing quietly.
The Judiciafy Committee are investi-
eating the pardon of Gayle, the Alabama
lawyer who offered 100000 for the assas-
sination of Lincoln. 1t will appear that
Mr.. Johnson and Mr.. Seward were also in
cluded in the communication of Gayle,
published during the war, offering re-
ward for their lives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04

GREENRRIER PREsBYTERY.-This BODY
met at Maiden, Kanawha county, West
Virginia, on the 18th instant, and remained
In session for three days, six ministers and
eight elders being present.
Rev. S. Il. Houston preached the intro
ductory sermon, and Rev. James Haynes
was chosen Moderator.-G reenbrier hide
pendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04
The Recent Murder Of United States
Soldier.

NORFOLK, June 1.-The case Of Reuben
II. Clarke, the owner Of a small store at
Mill Creek bridge, about mile from here,
charged with killing one Of the buglers at
tached to the garrison, came up for pre-
liminary hearing in the courthouse at
Hampton on Saturday. Clark was re-
manded to Jail to be tried hereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04

SrRAws N VRGINIA.-The row hitherto
reported as occurring between negroes and
lie United States burial corps at Danville
assumes a different aspect when We learn
tia, the burial corps was formed OF ne
gEoes also. 1t was Uncle Sans niggerS
against Virginia niggers. Uncle Sans
l-ycrs put on airs, as they do to a great
extent in many places in the South, and
Tie Danville darkies whipped them out of
town. Virginia niggers, therefore, have
,ympathies that are TO some extent local.
N,r York Herald.
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WARRINGTON ITEMS.
WHAT MR.. NELLY SAYS.

Judge Kelly arrived here yesterday from
his southern trip, and Expresses himself as
aSrccahly disappointed in the tone of the
sentiment Of the southern people. He says
all are ready and DESTROYS to accept the
terms Of the reconstruction acts, save a
few editors and the stay-at-home men who
kept well ont of harms way during the
fight. The Judge says he was well re-
cciycd everywhere but at Mobile.
NEW EVENING PAPER.
\ new evening paper, to bc called the
T.ning Express, will make its appearance
in a few days in Washington.