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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

I. 0. o. F.-The Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows will
meet here next Tuesday, June 9Th.
BY permission of the Board of County
Commissioners the lodge will hold its
meetings in the Courtroom.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

FINE LOOKING ORE.-John Robins,
who is at work on what is supposed to
be the old Winnemucca mine, brought
some fine looking specimens of ore to
town last evening. He informs us that
the ledge where he is at work is two
feet wide, and carries considerable ore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

REPORTED STRIKE.-It was reported
IN town last evening that rich body
of ore had been struck in the Pride Of
the Mountain mine, yesterday. We
hope that the report will be confirmed,
and that the predictions of Professor
Stewart as to the future of the mine
will be more than realized. As
yet the mine is being worked on the
surface only, and when depth is
attained on the vein it will pndoubt-
edly prove to be one of the most valu-
able in this part of the State.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

CELESTIAL DISTURBANCE Two Chi
namen who thought they wanted to
fight at Ge Logs wash-house last even
ing. made more fuss than dozen cats
on n tin-roof when fellow is slowed
in the upper story and wants to sleep.
One old rooster, who looked like reg
ular Shanghai, strutted out on the
street in front of the wash-house and
made great many fighting demon
STATIONS, which attracted crowd, but
on the appearance of a little bantam
Celestial at the door, Shanghai proved
himself to be a genuine dunghill by
clearing out and walking off to China
town. The spectators were very much
disappointed at this unexpected turn
of affairs when fight seemed immi
nent, and expressed considerable dis
gust as they dispersed, one of them re-
marking that there was more noise and
less fight in a Chinaman than in any
two-legged animal in existence.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. -Purdin &
Wood are getting an assortment of
the latest improved agricultural ma
chinery at their hardware store. Some
of these implements give rise to SO
much speculation as to the manner in
which they work that it will be neces-
sary for the firm to employ Granger
to explain how it is DONE" as none
of the townsfolk seem equal to the
task.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals by Idaho Stage.
Captain Bledsoe NJ Hyde
w ) Thorn DR. aldrifT
} Crutcher II Nelson
Departures by Idaho Stage.
Captain Bledsoe j S Gaskell
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05
NEW ARK
LAND CO MI PANY,

TIME Newark LAND COMPANY is NOW
in shape: the Guarantee Fund paid in.
This company will be prepared in May 10
take parties by steamboat and railroad TO thelr
town and lands BY reference tc the Coast
Survey Chart it will be seen that at Potrero
Point. in front of Newark, the deep water
comes all the way through the channel from
the Pacific, with the G. p. r. Il. running IN q
direct line through Liyermore Pass. MAKING
this the connecting point between all parts o.
the United States, and by deep water 10 all
parts of the globe. and the greatest manufac-
turing point on the Bay of San Francisco
plenty of water. good climate, excellent sou,
and easy communication. Purchasers gett ng
possession can raise large crops by planting
as late as July 18th. This company viii COM
mence active operation in building soon. Fer
all information. circulars. maps and snbserlp-
ton apply at the Office of the company, = 70 =
California street. basement, opposite Bank a
California, San Francisco.
This land will be sold at Auction May
%, 1875, by III. NJ. Newhalt IL Co., III
acres and lots to the highest bidder.
Terms at sale. Credit to large buyers.
Possession will be given by the LIST OF june, or
sooner if the crops are off.
steamer NJ. s. Latham leaves the foot Of
Brannan street, opposite the Paclhc MalA
Steamship Wharf. San Francisco, sundays.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. at :oo
o'clock arriving at Newark ii TO hall past IL,
according to the tide. giving from four to five
hours on the ground. Returning leave New
ark at half-past o'clock, arriving at san
Francisco at half-past p. NJ. The best OF
Restaurants on the steamer on the New iork
plan: pay only for what you get: Breakfast,
So cents: Dinner, 70 cents. Fare for round
trim, seventy.five cents. Stages connect with
boat running to Niles. Centreville. Washing
ton Corners, Warm Springs and San Jose.
CHAS. IL. PETERS. Manager.
my11 1mis
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This Mornings beard.

ls7e Ophir 81, 541,, 5i4. 54sl.
G55 Mexican 201ab30. 2o2s, 204.
1875 Gold & Curry III. 171a.
1875 Best Sc Belcher Az, 44s4, as.
270 CholIar II.
l40 Hale & Norcross 80. 3911. 80
1875 Crown Point 32H. SO, 33A4, 1871.
~ Yellow Jacket rs.
$50 Imperial "a.
300 Empire 5.
80 Kentuck 1872, II. 1917.
lG5 Beleher 26b5, 2754.
250 Con. Virginia 405, 40, i121s'
500 California 57f4. $50, $50. 584
2o5 Sierra Nevada IL, III, 1lhs.
i55 Overlnan 60, So, G21%.
$40 Bullion 46, As, AZ, 454.
$50 Lady Bryan 8, "a
30 Julia 1919
30 Caledonia l5Ia. Is
els Knickerbocker 2, 4
800 Utah 6
245 Baltimore Consolidated 5, IA
80 Silver Hill S34
8 Eclipse7
500 Dayton "a, 3
$50 Rock Island Z
so New York 3. %
90 Occidental 3
405 American Flat so, 31I
1915 Woodville 81. go. 35ss, "a
10 Meadow Valley Ga. Ga, 81
$50 Raymond aud Ely 424 424
1915 Eureka 7114, II, ia, 10
800 Jackson 81, 8, 80
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

BULLION SHIPPED.-The Humboldt
Mill and Mining Company shipped to-
day by Wells, Fargo & Co. one bar of
fine bullion valued at 81 500.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

$50 Meadow Valley 6H.
1870 Raymond & Ely 42A, 424, 1917.
300 Eureka Con. 741a, IA, 1874, 73.
295 Jackson 3. 81
$3.50 Phenix 21S, 29sb30. 2, pa.
go Belmont "a, 3,.3T.
COO X. X. Consolidated GH, ca, CAs.
50 Condor "a.
Clio Alps l.
10 Phoebe 2s4.
40 Rye Patch "a.
coo Ell Dorado South /.
$50 Prussian 3. 3M.
80 American 2
100 st. Patrick ~.
$3.50 Tiger 75c.
AS ella So, 82l, 8sl,9
$50 jefferson 554, 6. 5H.
1876 Leopard 1294 1917. 1879.
$50 Mansfield 40, 3714c.
$50 Silver Cord 334 4.
2O50 Golden Chariot AZ. AZ.
1870 Ida Gilmore ,, 81. 2T.
no Mahogany 1917, l6, 10, 1914.
go South Chariot 2ts. pa.
$50 War Eagle 3. 294.
1885 Empire 3. "a, 2H.
40 Poorman 9Ia, 8.
135 Pauper 21a, 23s.
$50 Mammoth 30c, 35c.
$50 Mint Ole.
300 Kossuth Il.
$50 Lady Washington "a, X.
iG5 Andes a. ~. 31s.
80 North Belle 20.
$50 Wells Fargo l5c, l21ac, 10c.
300 North Carson Zoe.
900 Cosmopolitan SOC, 45c, SOC, Acc.
25 Marysville 90c.
500 South California 2. Ia.
755 Prospect AZ. 4, 4Abl0.
zoe Niagara 60c.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SUPREME CouRT-cHkaBEEs--Hed by Judge Brady =
Nos o. 75 llo, 10, ls7, lss 2O2 10 go 265, 2G6
80, 2s3, 2ss, 294, lg5 1go
srPRSgE CouKr-SPAcIAL TEEM-Adjourned for the
term.
SUPREME CouRr-CRcUIr-Parts and 2-Adlourned
for the term Part 3-Held by Judge Lawrence. Case
emo. 124T. No day calendar.
SUPERIOR C0rRr-TEIAL TEBM--Parts / and AID.
iOurned for the term
COMMON PLxAs-EQrlTr TEEA-Adjourned for the
term.
ConKos PLK4s-TRiAL TEEs-Part L-Hed by Judge
Larrem0re. Case on-No. 1878 Part 2-AcJourned
FOR the term.
MARINE CouRr-TRrAL TERK-Parts i and 3.-Ad-
journed for the term.
MARINE CoURT-GEyERAL TERM-Hcld by Judges
Shea Alker and McAdam. Non. enumerated motions
Covert vs. Luckey, Waterbury Hewlett Celier and
Another vs. The Merchants Despatch Transportation
Company, Rubenstein vs., Lcynsky, Fears vs. Hart,
Feuchtwanger w. Adams, Schroeder vs. EDling Bruins
w. Russak simon W. Michael and Another, White w.
Pohamus Barber Caldwell, Haddock 81 Al. vs. Han
lon Same same, Bradyv Brett Harvcs vs. Post and
Another Delamater ct al ". Broadnax Enumerated
Hotions-Nos /, q 81 4 8, q T8, TO- II, ~, l3, IA,
IL Ia H. Is "a "a IL 22 ~, "A. -. 70, ~. 70, ~
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ARTHUR oRToN's BANKRUPTCY.

At the Court Of Bankruptcy London, Dec 10, befors
Nr Registrar Hazlitt Mr.. Adrdge attended on aUomp
trolers report issued against the trustee appointed IL
the bankruptcy Of Arthur 0rton, alias Castro, in tbs
proceedings described as ''sir Roger Charles Doughty
Tchbornc, Baronetn The adjudication was made "a
June, 1870, petition 6lcd the 1st Of the pre-.
yous month Of April and ultimately, after numerous
adiournments, pending the litigation arising
Of the clam set up by the bankrupt to the Itch
borne baronetcy and estates Mr. Joseph NcaIa
of NO ~ ST. Peters road Mile ELd road appointcd
To the once Of trustee The Comptroller reported tho
trustee 10 the Court neg lectng furnish him with
a certified copy or the estate book Mr. Adrdgs
submitted that the must be made irrespective
OF The consideration whether the estate large OF
small A solicitors clerk, who attended behalf o,
the trustee said that he had rendered some accounts
TO the Comptroller and since making that return
further funds had come into hts hands Mr. Adrdga
observed that until the bankruptcy closed the trus
too was bound 10 render quarterly accounts. HA
against the Cnstaa
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POLICF COURT NoTES.

on Christmas night Michael Hill, Of No 202 First
avenue, passing through Baxter street he az
tackled BY three rufhans, who dragged him into al
leyway and robbed him Of gold watch and cham.
one Of tho thieves ran Of with bis elk hat omcer
Murphy. of the sixth precinct, heard cries 81 Stop
thiefn and. seeing running, gave chase and ar
rested him The stolen watch and chain we're found
In his possession. He gave the Of Charles Starr
At the Tombs yesterday, Justice Bixoy held him Tor
trial in default Of 81 0O0
Justice Btxby. At the Tombs yesterday committed
Tor trial Charles Gerick Of No i40 Hester and Martin
Blank, OF No 80 James street, a charge Of keeping
houses or disorderly character.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
THE COURTS.
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
Before Judge Duffy.
A Brutal, HUSBAND.

John Nannery, Of No 50 South Firth avenue was
arraigned the complaint OF Annie Lee for cruelty
and mhumanly beating his WIFE Mrs Lellie testified
ing and went into her Mrs Nannery was lying
on the floor the blood lowing from her head and her
husband bending over her with poker him. she
did him pour oil his wife, but later found
her suffering from the effects Of burns The account or
the assault published in full in yesterday s
HERALD The prisoner held to await the result Of
his wfe's injuries.
THE CHRISTMAS DAY RETURNS.
The total number of prisoners before Judge Duffy
yesterday was 90, Of which the Eighth precinct ur-
nished 22 the Ninth, a the Fifteenth, 10; the Twen-
tieth, Ia and the Twenty ninth II. The others were
brought direct to court Nearly all we're charged with
intoxication. Their plea Christmas and the
Judge dealt lenientIy with them
A NEGRO THIEF.
Patrick Costello Of No S49 Spring street. charged
John johnson, a colored man, having home, with
stealing $50 from his pocket In saloon Thompson
street. The prisoner was held in $500 TO answer.
CUT WITH RAZOR.
James Conroy OF No. 245 East Eleventh street. was
held in $500 for assautng Thomas o'Neil OF
No. SIS West Twenty seventh street, with razor
Conroy entered O'Neils apartments in intoxicated
condition and refused to leave When oNel at
tempted to put him out Conroy produced a and
made a thrust at him The entered his face
causing severe wound With the assistance Of other
parties in the house the wouldbe murderer
powered and handed TO the police Judge Duffy
held the prisoner 10 answer.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmre

AN ALDERMAN1C CLERK IN TROUBLE.
On December Patrick Mcclure, OF No. go East
Thrtieth street. assistant to the Board Of Aldermen
charged Michael CuIgan, of No Az First street. and
Patrick Halloran with stealing $270 from him The
before Judge Murray at the Yorkville Police
Court The defence proved that Mcclure while intoxi-
Gated, went into saloon at the Of Second
aud Thirty second street and said he twas Tam
many and could lick any anti-Tammany man
the city, About dozen ant-Tammany IN
the store and as Mcclure got more insulting, thev
put him into the street In court fourteen witnesses
testified that robbery had taken place and the
cused discharged Yesterday Culgan sWore
complaint against Mcclure for perjury in subscribing
70 the affidavit of larceny. Mcclure gave 81 900 bail
10 appear for trial
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray.
WANTED TO FIGHT A DUE

WANTED TO FIGHT DUEL
Benjamin r HrIl OF Third avenue and Thirty
street. and Henry Reenz Of No III East Thirty first
street. were arragned a charge OF disorderly con-
duct Reenz imagined that Or. James =. Ferguson or
No 100 East Nineteenth street, had done him some
wrong, and him challenge TO mortal combat
through Hill The latter was discharged, but Reenz
was sent 10 the Commissioners oi Charities aud Cor
rection, who will have him examined as 70 his sanity.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
STEALING A WAGON.

william II Brooks, or No l53 Baxter street, was
held 10 81 900 for trial for stealing butchers wagon
from Henry 6. Earle No. l49 Third avenue
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
AHIUsERTENTs.

WALLAoKs
Proprietor and Manager M LESTER WALLACK
MONDAY EVENING, December y,
will Messrs Waiiack and Pierepont
Edwards adaptation 81 Octave Feuets celebrated play
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

Nine Ponisi .............. NINE. LarOque
80 ' iisr ar't appssrancs mi. 'si.onj 60. -
notice viii be given Of .he appearance this
''''''' =" "" Mr. LESTER wALLAcK
YcEUM THEATRE. FRENCH PLAYS.
il Last week q the Parisian Company.
sahAPMiSk, y Wiz victoasa ssrdSa DS"'
Es sfbSTh fbT fSc .qSS'cspSsHa pS nsA'
THURsDAY-rwenty.nin ninth subscription night.
MADAME LoRMIANL
PAR DRolT DE CoNQUETE. by Legouve
DARK THEATRE. BROADWAY AND ED STREET.
HOLIDAY NIGHTS
viii be kept by
oAKEY HALL The Funny Jury.
wtlmot Slertou Tho witty Pastry Cook,
JOHN DILLON The LoveMaking Lieutenant
snas Gran The Graceful Dumb Boy
Ia the Melodrama The Chatty Chambermad,
% together with the company of
CRUCiBbE- 80 artists.
Admission. 81; Reserved seats 81 so; Balcony, 5ou
A cADENY, OF MgsIG o,.. -wACHrEL.
%AoarhL y Sni Ssi''S'R,1s6 GSas6 'SisRH oFEaS <
D''s''0' MONDAY EVENING december re ~
WILLIAM TELL
s' gssa ss'
SATURDAY hfa SsSn~wiIpAS fan9s TELL Io we" 'sA''
Seats secured at Academy and Ia Broadway.
MONDAY January 3, Wachtel Grsnd Opera at Academy
of Music in Philadelphia.
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. OPERA HOUSE.
- SAN FRANCISCO MINSrRELS Broadway and
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, Twenty ninth St
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS 3--
--H
BIRCH BAD NIGHTS REST.
WAMBOLD PIQUE. TEMPTATION.
BACKUS. CARTEBS DOG.
S NEW JOKES, SONGS. DANCES. &C.
The ivelies funniest enterainpent the city and
by the best company e------
san FRANCISCO MINsTRELa SEATS sECuRED
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. MATINEE
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. NEW YEARS DAY
OLYMPIC THEATRE NTMBLE NIP.
" GRAND EXTRA MATINEE TO-DAY
TO ACCOMMODATE THE LITTLE FOLKS
rTIVOLI THEATRE, EIGHTH STREET,
Il Between Second and Third avenues.
Largest and best family entertainment in New York
EVERYBODY GOES THERE.
Tremendous enthusiasm. Brilliant Of Erl King.
All delighted with the grand pantomime Of Er King.
Don't the grand ballet pantomime Of Fri King,
rich and varied combination Of first class artists
Matinee every Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
DOoTHs THEATRE. TONIGHT
ID SHAKEsPEARIAN PAGEANTRY
Remark able representation Of
JULIUS CESAR

EVERY NIGHr AND SATURDAY MATINEE
Grand production Of the Great Tragedy JULIUS CESAR
with congregation Of Shakespeanans "a lue
assignment 0f characters. including
Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
Mr. II. Y. BANGS
Mr. Is L. DAVENPORT.
Mr. Mines Leyick especially engaged % ae the te part
o the play ana the eutrs imni0nse company Of boohs
Theatre.
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AMUsFmEwTs.

EFH AVENUE THEATRE ... :.
- Proprietor and Manager. Mr. ALsn nstlN DALf
EVERY EVENING FOR TWO HUNDRED NIGHTS
AuGUSTIN DALYs GREATEST SUCCESS
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

Doors opened IS o'clock and the perform.
begun 5 A. the grand procession in the st
Immediately after eurtanrAe, holders
coupons bs Ia early occupancy OF their chairs
thai All have uninterrupted vsw 81 the spectacle
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

nnm ~ advantageous places will be held ny the
for the benefit Of evening purchases Tickets
for other reserved seats be had advance Box ouce
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
SPECIAL
DOOTH.s THEATRE SPECIAL
JULIUS CESAR TONIGHT

Silk programmed u the nrst night Of the 70
production of the grand historical tragedy will bs
presented - lady visitors.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

lHer hrst appearance this Sc Ason)
Laura Thorpe Christine
Due notice will be given Of ths first appearance At this
theatre Ia two seasons 81
Mr. LESTER WALLACK.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

SENATOR'S Citzens Guards Irnmpeters, AtteLdants &c.
JARRETT 4 PALMER beg to call attention 20 their
efforts toward securing the accuracy scenery,
dresses special properties this shakespe produc
tion These have been the subjects oi the minute
study ana aborous investigation Il safely be asserted
that not costume trophy, armor, shield spear VIII
figure the but hs been carefully copied either from
the originals the Of Europe raRdeagns in
the works III antqnarans of authority, JULgSdG rs x
will therefore afford excellent archaeological study Ito
young students and prove intellectual treat TO all
PROMINENT FEATURES
of the grand Shaesps aran presenment beyond the EX
TRAOkDINARY CAST, Will be splendid original musie,
GRAND PROFESSIONS and TABLEAUA the multitude
of participant anxiaries and magnificent scenery.
THE FINALE
Of the play will be grand a5eau representing the RN
ING OF THE BODY OF BRUTUS ON THE PLAINS
OLE pIIILIIPPI
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

VISITING CAhDs-PRfCEs REDUCED. A PLATE
ADD ~ faf 81 ~. 100 from plate ,ulv Ill t!lye vgur
,eiem eafy ~ CoOUeAN'a. 80 Bgadwsg.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
WEATHER AND WArsH-rhc weather for

WEATHER AvD WArRR.-rhc weather for
the present week In. been clear and co"l-
unplea.an,ly c"ol early of mornings-hm
there is a quantity 81 water in Il . ground yet.
Farm work is progressing finely, and if WE
escape an overh,w and the ravay-s Of the
worm many OF our planters will probably
emerge from the cloud Of debt that has hung
over them so long thi. year, and bound forth
into a new IRA Of prosperity, as ;he hard rub-
of last year have learned them to practice
ecohony.
Relative to the water we would like TO be
able to chronicle cheering intelligence,
, bu, cannot. The water is still rising here,
with a big swell coming from above, and
! indications are that we are TO have big
overflow yet. The following is the signal
service report for "Wednesday, showing the
different stages Of the water at different
place. on that day:
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

The VISA T. RAILRoAD-lhi' week
N,,,. John ". Green took formal possession
Of the North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
by virtue Of his appointment as receiver anu
ON Tuesday commenced running 1t under Tie
original name of the 'icssburS' shreveport
and Texa, Railroad. The new management
begins operations under very uniavor"''e CIR
.,.,s ain time when the country IS
embarrassed financially and commercially an"
when the regular business Of the road rs IN
,.rrup,cd by high water, and il will probably
with the bes, OF management, take some nrhe
Fl, the road to begin to pay expenses again.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

Our friends and subscribers will In pleased
TO hear that we have perfected arrangements
with the publishers Of the INDUSTRIAL
RECORD Of St. Louis whereby We are en-
,bled to furnish the BEACON and the Indns-
trial Record, O,o,h weekly for the low price
of s. %. We make this offer for the purpose
Of largely increasing our circulation. Those
who have been in the habit Of subscribing for
a foreign paper instead Of that pHhllshed III
their own parish can new have both TOR the
mice Of one. The Indusfrial R'cord is an
Agricultural. Mechanical and Family News
paper, of sixteen pages, full Of choice reading.
market reports, &C., &c, costing alone sl 'p
per annurn. We want the subscription oi
every farmer, merchant and MECHANIC IN the
Parish for this splendid Offer Nor" Just me
time 10 begin Let the different oranges Try
among themselves to raise clubs, ani thus
secure the parish paper aud good agr'c"i'n-
raj paper Tor one price.
To our old subscribers, most al whom are
! in arrears, who will secure US each one other
subscriber, We alsn propose To frn'st. hail
paper. for the exceedingly Inv price OF 1hre'
| Dollars each in Cash. The same offer Is also
extended to our paid.np subscribers. IL tt''
MOI a liberal { fier! Then each If 'un'ak'
an effort. and you will lie sure I" succeed, an'
will never regret the assistance thus given "
your parish paper. u.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
The X uiCe-PrObHble Murder.

Charley Portet, a we'll known ir'-h d''chef'
living on DR.. Jordan. plantation, was fear
fully carved Oh Thursday morning by one
]. NJ Irwin. who it seems entered the cabin
of Charley Porter and inflicted the wounds
while he was lying on his bed asleep, but
for what cause or Under what Provocation, II
any, We canno, learn.
Irwin was arrested by deputy sheriff U. l..
Smith during the day and brought to Jail by
Crawford Selvy on Thursday nigh', where at
this writing he awaits hearing.
The wounded man was still alive whe"
las, heard from, but is opposed to b. fatally
wounded, as he is terribly carved, one OF
more slab reaching his lungs. He is an in
dus,rious man, with the one failing Of drinking
to excess occasionally.