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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-25
THH AWARp or DAMAGES.

TIM AWARD OF DAMAGES.
LONDON July 21.-The "Observer's"
correspondent at Geneva writes: eff the
award Of damages made by the board OF
Arbitration at Geneva is substan tial and
liberal, England and the United States
will De friends: if it is trivial, danger
GUS state of ill-fseling in America will be
the result I"
LONDON, July 20 -Advices from st.
Petersburg state that the cholera epidem-
c is gradually making its way from the
Eastern provinces and gaining foothold
in the central and western portions of tho
smpire. s
Moscow is now suffering from its rava-
ges, and the disease there has assumed
the most malignant form. The proportion
Of deaths to recoverles is placed at eight
to one. s47
This terrible fatality has created a
panic among the inhabitants. Thousands
Of the better classes are fleeing into Wes-
tern Europe.
At St. Petersburg few sporadic cases
have appeared, and the authorities have
saken the most rigid precautions to cut
off communication between the capital
and the infected districts. @
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
Madrid, July 10, 4 o'czocA; A.. H.
AT midnight last night the carriage OF
King and Queen was fred upon by a par
ty of assassins. Their Majesties, who
we're the only occupants Of the carriage,
escaped uuinjured. One of the assassins
was killed by an attendant and two were
captured.
The Royal family arc now at the pal
ace, receiving the reorganization of the
|'populace upon their escape. The tran
guilty Of the city is undisturbcd. al
though when accoants Of the affair be-
came to be generally circulated there was
much excitement, and large crowds gath
cred in the neighborhood where the at
tack had been made.
By 4 o'clock in the morning almost
the entire population Of Madrid was hast
ening through the streets. Their Majes-
ties remained self possessed during the
scene of excitement which onsued upon
the attack and brief conflict with the ass
aesins. $50
, When quiet had been in measure
restored, they proceeded to the palace,
where they are now receiving members
of the ministry, civic and military
authorities of,he citA and Populations
from the people. All Glasses are enthus-
iastic in rejoicing over the failure of the
murderous attack.
Ne,o York. July 19.-The news Of
The attempted assassination of King
Amadeus and wife has cratad intense cx-
c.t.lnent among the Spanish residents
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XIIRG INA TO WIT:
In the Clerks OiIics the County Court OF
Shenandoah, July 10th, 1879.
Lenuel lien, Assn. of l.. Triplett, Assn, &e.,
Comppt.
p =. Hgsinst
J.A Hottie, Sheriff, Com. Adnr. sfS A..
NJ. Foltz, decd, VIM. Foltz, K. E. Hannah
and B. N. Carpen ter....-........... u eienG arts
In Chancery.
The object of tn is suit is to subject to fale
about 10 or IL acres o land lying on Mill
Creek iu said county, and On which saw mill
is situated, to satisfy bonds for unpaid pur-
chase money executed by said s. A. II. Foltz
and VIM, j. Toltz to said r. e. Hannah.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendant VIM. j. Foltz is NOS an iLhabi-
tant of this State-lt is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here within one month
a fter due publication hereof, and do what is
necessary to protect his interest; tn at copy of
tn is order be published in some newspaper
printed in Woodstock, ones week for four
successive weeks, and a copy posted at the
front door o fthe Court House ofsaid eoun ty,
on the frstday o fnext County Court.
A Copy-Teste.
&W pa. GEO. W. MILEr, c. 8. G.
July 1S--4w
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE
~ July 11th 1872.
David Fishers administrators ct ais. Com
plainants.
vs.. Marian T. Miley, ct ais. Defts.
You are hereby required to take notice
that have fixed upon Thursday the goth
day August 1872, at the office of P. ".
Magrudcr in town Of Woodstock, TO execute
the decretal order Of the Shenandoah County
court rendered in tae above named cause at
its July term last, as follows viz: LIST. To
take an account Of all the debts due under
the several deeds Of Trust IN the Bill and
proceedings mentioned. and fixed their
prisrities. End. To take an account Of any
other debts constituting Liens upon the lands
embraced in said deeds, aud arrange their
respective priorities, and 3rd. To ascertain
the landy, upon which said liens exist and
specially all matters deemed pertineatly
myself or which either party may requir.
At which time and palce you are required
to attend. Given under my hand as COM
missioner in chancery of said court the day
and year first above written.
July 19--4w. E. E. STICKLEY.
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Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to decree .Cf the Circuit Court
Of shensndoah Cousty rendered on the LIST
day Of September, 1871, in the Chapcerv
cause of Samuel c. Williams Executor Va
JOAN j. Conner, Decd, sEall procssd 10
sell,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3D., 1879,
on the premises
THE VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
Of whish William Conner, died, seized
lying on Cedar Creek, Ia the immsdiat e vi,
cinity of Corners Church,
| CONTAlNG e6 ACRES, Q ROODs AND
POLES, MORE OR LESS,
28 acres and II poles Of which, including
the building.
"A GOOD LOG DWELLING,
- and necessary out buildings
MIs "a assigned to Margaret Licklider
SCI ssss as dover, will be sold subject
the said dover interest,
There is about acres of
GOOD CREEK BOTTOM LAND
and 90 or 80 acres of timber land. All of
the land is Of good qEality and productive.
There il also "A very valuable Saw Mill On
the premises. There is a good head Of wa
ter and the custom work. will give almost
constant employment 10 The mill.
TERMS or SALE:
Enough cash to pay tho cost Of suit and
sale, the balance in one. two and three
years, to be evidenced By she bonds Of the
purchaser the frat with good PERSONAL Sc
cnriiy, and the other two bonds to be Sc
eurad by a deed of trust, all to bear in tcr~
est from the dag Of sale
Sale to eotrmence at one o'clock P. NJ.
W. T. WILLIAMS.
Special Commr.
Jaly 1st-tds.
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FOREIGN.
SWITZERLAND.

GENEVA, July 20.-The gentlemen
connected with the Board of Arbitration
still preserve the most pro found secrecy
on the subject Of the proceedings.
/, The counsel Of the Governments oil
Great Britain and the United States re-
fuse to answer any communica tons on
the questions pending in order to proven
the interference of newspapers, and the
possibility Of their exercising influence
on the minds of the arbitrator.
Hereafter the Board will hold five
sessions per week sitting every day ex
cept Saturdays and Sundays.
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TEACHERS.

The trustees are prepared to receive ap.
plications for situations in the Graded School
At Woodstock for the ensuing term. We
wish TO employ = Principal and three assis-
antteachers. Application Should be made
to, P. J. ERAVEL, or
l. HITE BIRD,
july Trustees.
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one quater sore each.
These springs are situated IL miles West
of Mount Jackson in the mountains Of the
Beautiful Valley Of Virginia, and sre s1-
tensively known for their mineral proper
ties and is place Of general resort.
TERMS OF SALE;
One third of the purchase money TO be
paid in cash, one third in twelve months,
and one third IN "a months, With interest
from day Of sale, the purchaser to give
bond with approved security, and deed of
trust to secure the deferred payments.
NJ. NJ SEYMOUR,
July 18-t ds Special Commissioner.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16
EMPLOYMENT Of WOMEN.

paragraph Appeared III one of tho
Philadelphia papers II. few weeks ago,
ai,cca,,ny the employment of women
exclusively in r. ;;.i! dry Sond, stores.
Tic suggestion i, indorsel by Heald's
CpP.st ,E,u,ua!. vi san Francisco, and
is engaging the attention of business
Is shame tha: the occupation OF WON
en- is prescribed to such narrow limits.
Much Of the crime that exists is attlib-
utelh'e to jus. this cause. The happi
ness OF many life is blasted, by wait
in-. patiently waiting. for some olj~f in
life. To use iiic words of Il Philadcl-
phia contemporary, the number of
employments which are accessible to
females in this country, owing to false
p!id,. and the Ii sor Of custom, is very
limited, and thousands arc wasting
their best days i'll idleness, not because
they can not. or will not work, but be-
cause custom does not warrant in en-
%aging in certain pursuits, for which
they arc better qualified, by their habits
and physical powers, than men." The
several trades and professions, and the
many branches OF active business, fur
n;sh innumcrable opportunities for girls
and women to become useful members
Of the community, if only the restraints
imposed by false ideas of propriety were
removed. Inmany Of the indoor trades
and employments, monopolized by men
the change would not only be entirely
feasible, but result in an improvement
to both sexes, and the business or oc-
cupation besides.
The attention that has been drawn tc
the subject, We trust, will be followed
by an effort TO equalize the opportuni
ties for service to both sexes. Oul
young men, instead of becoming
delicate and etfcminate danlies will
develop the sinews and muscles tina,
the Almighty designed for active service
in the great battle of life. Wome,
will gladly fill the avenues of escape from
a life of listless longing, or want, ant
possibly moral degradation. Let IL.
make labor respectable, honorable ant
profitable alike to all who possess pro
perqualifcations.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

AFFEAY.--A serious affray occurred q
few days ago at Hodgdon's Station, be-
tween man named Magraw and Mr..
Coggan, the wcll-known stage propri-
etor, which came very near proving q
serious adventure for the latter. 1t ap-
peares that dispute arose between the
parties in reference to the care of some
freight, which led to hard words, and
as Mr. Coggan turned to leave, Magraw
knocked him down, and Selling an AK
exclaimed Damn it, 1 will kill YOU
anyhow and aimed deadly blow ut
his PROSTATE opponent. A couple of
bystanders seized the AK as it was de-
scending, but not in time to prevent a
wound some three inches in length on
the back of Coggan's head. Magraw
will doubtless be indicted at the present
tenn of court for assault with a deadly
weapon. The many friends of Mr..
Cogsan will rejoice at his narrow cs-
cape from death.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

FURTHER RETURNS. The returns come
in slowly. In addition to the state
ment of last week, we can add the ma
jority of Skamania, 46 for Judge Nc
Fadden, Mason 8, Wahkiakum 81 and
Kitsap, 1l3. Pacific county gives 70
majority for Garfelde, Chehalis II,
Jefferson II, Clalam 40. Mr.. Sheridan
writes us that the Judge was So ahead
in Snohomish county, with Stillaguam-
ish precinct to hear from. Charles
Hartman is elected Representative, and
Benz. Stretch Sheriff, in that county,
both on the Peoples ticket. Jos. A.
Kuhn is elected Representative in JEFF
ferson over c. NJ. Bradshaw. G. E.
P. Wood, L. L. Moore and Jos. Foster
are elected Councilmen from the lower
districts.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

HoMcrDE.-A fatal ARRAY occurred at
Port Townsend on Wednesday of las.
week. between Henry Quayle and
James Thompson, resulting in the death
OF the latter. 1t appears that Thomp-
son, who was considerably intoxicated
at the time, assaulted Quayle, in a res
taurant, and followed him into the
street, where he drew knife, and
struck at him several times INJECTING
serious wounds. Quayle then drew a
bowie-knife and closed with his adya-
sary, throwing him to tie ground.
where he stabbed him until satisfied he
was dead Upon examination of the
body, it was found that Thompson had
received sixteen cuts and stabs, several
of which would have proved fatal, and
by one of which his heart was nearly
cut In too. Quayle was Immediately
arrested, and placed under 81 900 bonds
to await the action of the Grand jury.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

NEwsp>PEGs,-If a Young lady wished a
young gentleman TO kiss her, what paper
would she mention? No Spectator or OBJ
server, but as many Times AZ you likc.-EX.
We wish to add that she would like
to have it done with Ui%7,atch, no Hyis-
ter or Jo"ruai kept of it, and for him
not to Herald it, mention il to Rprordc2,
give any MitlIigencer, nor Chronicle it
abroad. Her lips should be the only
Repository, and the SIM should be cx-
cluded as much as possible. Should a
Messenger get it. the World would soon
know it, for Ne,"s is now carried by Tel
cgrugh, where it was formerly done by
the Courier and Express, who were al
ways ready to Gazette it. The Press
upon her lips should be light and the
tnion pereect-that is our STANDARD of
kissing in this Nt'u NoHhwest-tirs as
srring ourselves that no .irgus eve was
upon us, and the only R:Hccior present
the Mirror.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

IMPROVED WATER PIpE.-Mr. Horton
of the Water Company has devised q
new form of wooden pipe, designed for
shipment, OF for use where there is {.
possibility of the iron bands becoming
loose by the shrinking of the wood.
The new pipe is turned considerably
larger at one end, SO that iron hoops
can be driven on to bind with any re-
quired force, and the number of rings
increased to render it capable of sus-
tanning any amount of strain upon the
wood. 1t is believed that this improve
ment meets the final objection to wood
en- pipe for water and gas pipes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

Woodruff AND CLAFIIN's WEEKIY,-
This journal which had temporarily
suspended publication, makes it's APP
Tearance again, edited with it's usual
vigor. The number before us contains
an expose of the ''Tilton scandal" and
it was for the publication of this that
Mrs. Woodruff, and her sister Tennie
G. Clafiin, were recently arrested and
placed under $4,000 bonds to appear
and answer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

MERRY.-The Portland Herald has a
very happy manner of announcing de-
feat. 1t says its party has sustained
numerous tritiing reverses throughout
the Union, but that the news is glorious
from Washington Territory! That is
about as cool as the Courier's inquiry as
who it was that run against Judge Nc
Fadden. The Republicans had an cleo
ton East, and the Democrats and Lib
erals an election here, and all parties
are satisfied with the result, SO far as
we can learn. Washington Territory
takes the banner this time: send it
along.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16


RAILROAD MATTERS The extension of
the North Pacific railroad, from the old
Tenino to the new town of that name.
was completed last Tuesday, and the
cars will run thither on Monday next.
Mr.. Reinwald, the foreman of the lob,
has just finished the excavation for the
round-house and put in the tuln-table.
Mr.. Hallett, the Napoleon of contract
ors, has gone East of the mountains to
examine the country traversed by that
portion of the road lying between Wal
lula and Pen d Oreille Lake. He is
accompanied by j. S. Turner and @.
H. K'mball, his forage master and
cashier, and will probably make an Of
fer to build one hundred miles of that
road during the season of 1873. There
is as yet no news of the letting of the
forty miles northward from Tenino.
The bids of J. B. Montgomery, Geo.
D. Shannon, E. S. Smith and J. L. Hal
lett, have been received and sent to the
head office of the Company in New
York for approval. Who will be fortu-
nate bidder, will not transpire for sew
eral weeks to come
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16
Proclamation
Ry the Governor Of Washington Trrri'


WHEREAS the President of the I nitcd states
has appointed ThuTSlar, the >, h Instant. ~
:, dav of Pubiic THANKSGIVING and PIaycr.
Now. therefore |. Elisha 7. Ferry. Govern
or of the Territory of Washington. d. ear
uestlv call upon the people Of tails Territory
to observe that day according To- the ancient
and honorcd custom OF oar fathers. And
especially urge them Ia assemble in their re
sDcctivc places of public worship ana render
thanks To the great t;iNer of all ',o"d for thu
MANY blessings that he has bestowed upon
Us du-inc the wear that j drawing t. closr
80 praise the Lord all yc nations: lraiso
Him ,..l We people: tor Ills mtrc:Iul KIND
hess IS great towards Us: and the truth %. the
Lord cndurcih forever.
Praise We the Lord both Young men and
maidenS; old mon and children: let them
praise the name of the Lord"
In testimony whereof have hcreunio set
my hand ana canset the great seal
of the Territory t. hc hCrcuntn at
~ fined. this nth day % November.
A. II. 1872.
ELISHA l.. FERRY.
.iv the Governor: Governor.
II. q. STRIVE, Secretary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16
OLYMPIA. SATURDAY MORNING. NeI. tG, lS199.
TREASON.

Tie Courier has no charity for the
Republicans who voted for Judge Nc
Fadden in the late canvass, regarding
that act from their political stand point
as "choice of evils" but stigmatizes
them as traitors and consigns them with
many maled;ctions, to eternal damna-
ton. If the utterances of that journal
had not so often been found at variance
with the truth, or its most strenuous
opposition had not enhanced so Won
derfully the popularity of its intended
victims, We should tremble for the Re
publicans who refused to rerpetuate
the rule of Ring of corrupt politicians,
who, with Gartielde mt their head, have
usurped absolute control of the party
in this Territory.
In bandying the epithet traitor, the
leader of the Ring, the Ring itself, and
IT'S principal supporters, doubtless have
vivid remembrance Of its potent inHu-
ence during the war, when to rest un-
der suspicion of disloyalty was eluiyal-
ent to q forfeiture Ct al the rights
priced by freemen. They should re-
member It's power, for each and every
one Of them stood i'll personal dread Ct
its baleful influence. And numerous
and ingenious were the resorts devised
by them to "preach treason and to
shirk the responsibility. The leader
sought an asylum in foreign land, and
the ringleaders blew hot and cold to
suit the circumstance, their surround
ings, and the disposition and temper of
the people at the time, and MI of them
deserted their party and party friends,
and became doublv " traitors in con-
rier parlance, when they swallowed the
loyal dose and doomed up as shining
lights i'll the Republican party
If such lifelong Republicans as Nc
Lane, Phillips, Billings, Howe, the
Dennys, Ritz, Calhoun, Col. Wallace
and host of others are d" traitors for
refusing to vote for a candidate who
was a traitor, when treason was crime
punishable by Imprisonment and death
then indeed the term must have under
gone radical change in meaning.
But the Courier as ii to anticipate this
conclusion defines treason, and likens
the act of these men to that of Arnold.
and even Satan when he rebelled yainst
Heaven. So the Courier can not even
claim the benefit of this consideration
to make its course appear consistent.
We are absolutely compelled, there
fore, however unreasonable it may ap-
pear, to believe that the Courier is still
conducted upon the short-sighted policy
that has marked it's course in the late
campaign. Experience fails to teach
its conductors the lesson so much need
ed before they will again become sue
cessful politicians.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

ALASKA Ons.-Messrs. Rothschild &
Go. have just received a large shipment
OF seal, porpoise and dog-fsh oil, from
Alaska, Of superior quality, alsoa large
supply of Chill Walnuts, direct from
Valparaiso. which they offer in quaint
ties to suit. See their new advertise
ment in reference to the same.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

EXECUTION OF BELL.-Geo. W. Bell.
the murderer of Datson, i'll May last,
suffered the extreme penalty of the law
at Victoria, on the 9Th inst. This is
the first execution of white man on
Vancouver Island.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

New PAPER.-Julius Dickens, Esq,
has purchased the material of the Port
Townsend Argus, and removed it to
Steilacoom, where he proposes soon to
issue the first number of weekly jour-
nal bearing the name of Puget Sound
Erpress. The new paper will be indie
pendent OH all subjects, and doubtless
a success, for NJ. Dickens has had con-
siderable experience in journalism, and
is ready and fluent writer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

~ The Courier says that difficulty
ana personal rencpntre recently oc-
CURED on the Chehalis Indian rescrya-
ton between DR.. Sewers and the Agent
which will probably be ventilated in
Court soon. No particulars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

THANKSGIVING Thursday, the 2Sth
inst, has been designated by the Pres
ldent OF the United States and the Gov
ernor of Washington Territory as a
day of thanksgiving for the bountiful
gifts OF heaven to us, collectively and
individually. Religious services will
be held i'll the several churches. T,,r-
keys, geese and chickens will be slain
by those of more practical turn of
mind.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

81 Prof. Rutan, the blind musician
has organized music class, to meet for
practice on Tuesday evenings. The
price Of tuition per pupil, for the course.
has been fixed at $3.50.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

& "A pistol was discharged through
the office window of DR.. Calhoun, in
Port Townsend, on the evening of the
4th inst, the ball passing within few
inches of the Doctors head. No clew
has yet been obtained of the would-be
assassin
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16
ENTERTAINMENT AT COLUMBIA HALL

ENTERTAINMENT AT COLUMBIA Hail.
On Tuesday evening, the 10th inst,
an entertainment will be given in Co.
lumbia Hall, for the benefit of the Uni
tartan Society, on which occasion the
BEST amateur talent of the city have
kindly volunteered their services. The
orchestra will consist of j. M. Hays.
Prof. Roberts and the Lowe brothers,
MIR. Roberts will preside at one of Hal
let & Davis grand square pianos. This
orchestra, which gave such evident sat
isfaction at our late Fair, will be one of
the leading features of the evening
The entertainment will commence at s
p. NJ.
r6y- Boz Miller has been elected May
~, >f x1,o of VT,n@or,o
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

TERRITORIAL SEcRETARy.-H. G. Strive,
Esq, has entered upon the duties of
the Office of Secretary, in the place of
MIR. Clements, resigned. Mr.. S. has
the ability to make good officer, and
If he cuts loose from the Ring NAV
give as good satisfaction as any other
Republican.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16

CoLD.-The weather has been clear
and cold the past week with indications
OF snow. Ice froze to the thickness of
one-eighth of IN inch indoors. We
have every indication of severe winter
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-16
1T aslinNtun Standard.


l.. T. FISHER. Newspaper Advertising
Agent Rooms ~ and u Merchants Exchange,
California Street San EranciSrn.
ALBERT NENET. NJ. Y Park Row. New
York. and :. NJ. PErTINGlLL n 60, "a
Park Row. New York.