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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26
Application for Patent.
NOTICE no. 81.

|. :. LAND tFfltE,
Eureka, Nevada, sept. j, MI.
NOTICE is HEREBY GlVEN THAT THE
~ Silver Lick Consolidated Mining Ccn'
rany lPoStoilicc address, Eureka, Nevada,
care of james Adams. AGENT has TIN: gay
filed i'll this office u diagram together WIN
notice of application for Il patent from Tug
United States, under act of Congress approved
May 10. l>72. for twelve hundred and 'iAtesa
tl-lii linear feet of the Vera Cruz and .ah'
fornia Consolidated Lode, the same running
400 feet northcasterly and Sli feet southwest
crly from the Vera Graz Shaft. with surface
ground l27,. feet in width, situated IN the
Eureka Mining District, Eureka county Ssa,I
of Nevada, and described in the plat andheia
notes On file in this office as follows, to wit:
q. S. Survey No. 70.
beginning at n post marked Mol - al;
vcy No. ii. whence the summit OF huev ~.
bears :. II -. +. 6.ldi feet; the nafs'nn ~
the town Of Eureka bears ;. NJ 81 L. w ~
feet: and the Vera Cruz Shaft bears - Wv,
to post marked No. , L. :. Survey No;..i
thence :. IS. ". l,2l6 feet. to post n.ars ~
No. ) L. $. Survey No: ~; thence W W.
10 feet. to post marked N4.4 w. Sur,nn
No. -. This post stand: on the sen,h ,is ~:
yer Lick Consolidated Mining Comrany 9i"n
the Silver Lick and Botbie Burns Consolia".,
ed Lode, and thence n. ~, J.. !,la. iee!' =,
post No, , Of said Survey No. ~ l.-io !e:';w
POST No. /, the place OF Dcs1hiils' .r,a
35-lOo acres, courses expressed from the aiue
meridian with a magnetic variation oi ies'
East. ..oa
This claim is located unon nnsurssses
lands, and is bounded on the nortnMy;;tI a;.
the silver Lick and Bobbie Burns Consoiioa''
cd Lode. ,a4
This claim is recorded in Book +, page Ia
of tho Eureka District Mining Rec'rds, nnS
n copy of The notice and Flat can 10 io~dI.'
posted at the Vera Cruz Shalt sC'h n .ni
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No, ~,

Eureka, Nevada, Sept. |, 1919
NOTICE Is llEHEB GIVEN THAT
~ the Silver Lick Consolidated Mining
company C'ostcti;ce address Eureka. Aeya.
da. care James adams, AGENT has this day
filed in this oiii &c n diagram together with a
notice OF application for a patent from the
nited Statcs. under net of Congress al.
proved May 10. l;72, for twelve hundred and
three i III linral feet Of the Sil,cr Lick and
liobbie l;nrns Consolidated Lode, the same
running I'M feet ncrtheastcrly and ati feet
Southwcstcrly from the Silver Lick Shaft,
with surface ground 100 feet in width. sitna,.
ed in Eureka Mining district, Eureka conl.
ty. State of Nevada, md described in tho
plat and field notes ON file in this Office as
follows, to wit:
q. S. Survey No. rs.
beginning AT n post marked NO. l I. :.
Survey No. -" whence post No. | Of Survey
No. II. nlaie for Hermann Ilcynemann r"on
the Bullwhuckcr l.Oio bears \. ~ ~ 4.
:;.leS feet; the summit of Euby Hill bears
:. Ii ~ l.. s.#l3 feet; thc flagstaff in the
town nj Eureka bears :. ~ j.! l.. II ,ul! feet.
and the Silver Lick shaft bears :. A. W. ~
feet; thence running So +. 10 feet to tost
mar No., |. 5. survey. No. -: thence :.
-, W. los tect. to post marked No ). | !. ;.
Survey, No. u; thence y. W.. 30 feet. to
post mari ed No. l, L. :. Survey, No. -: and
thence y. Is +. %; feet. t. I'oSt No.. J.. tho
place Of beginning, containing , l2-lU acres:
courses expressed from the true mcri.
dian with a magnetic variation oil l':'
East.
This claim is located upon rnsurvcycd lands.
and is bounded on the southeast by the vera
Cruz and California Consolidated Lode. il.
This claim is recorded in Book +, page ~,
o. the Eureka district Mining RECORDS,
and II copy of H." notice and plat can lie
- CYRUS T. HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26
RelGkah Charity Decree. I.Q. 0.F.

INiE REGULAR MEETINGS OF TIE
L Eebgkah Charity Degree Lodge, | "a. O..
+, will be held until further notice ON the
first and third FRIDAYS of each month.
Hour OF Meeting. 5 o'clock r. NJ.
S-tf W.. II. DAVENPORT, y. G..
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NOTICE
In and For Palisade Township,
Eureka County, Nevada.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ books fox registration are now open ut
gally ~qGali.iei electors who have not been
previously registered in this Township.
books will closc October -; Il. lS7i.
A, PEAhCE, j. T..
aucaltd and cX-oiicio i~tegiStry Agent,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26

OFFICE C"uNTY ASS SSoH,l
EuREK,, N.Y., March -, l>1i.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Foil Tax for the year 1874 is
Now due and Payable to the County
assessor.
by an ae; of March 18th. 1857. al; corpora
ilon> OF individuals are held responsible for
the / oil lax ut PERSONS in their employ.
&C. WALLACE, County Assessor.
mh2n-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26
Notice Of Dissolution.

'VIIE CoPAETNEESHIP HERETOFORE
existing between ". Halter * 4. NJ.
Quitfow III the Jrwclry business was on the
9th Of August, ls1i, dissolved.
Vi. liAIIEn.
\. VI. OUTFLOW.
Eureka, Eureka county, SEPT. lih. ia.
W. Halter will continue in the Wa,,h Maxi
ing and .~tewclry business i'll the E.ireka liu-
tel Brilding. ST I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-01

ProsDeelusprlslS- Eighth Year
THE ARR JOURNAL or AMERICA
lssunp MONTHLY.
"a magniaeen, ooaesp,iea. Wonder
faily Carrird 0ui,"

Tho necessity Of popular medium for tbs
representation az ilo productions ui OUT
glpnt artists, hAh tlWAyA been fecoenlhoi,
meet tic want lhs successive failures
Whinn ~ invariably followed uaoh attempt
IN lhis country 10 riihlltn An art journal,
dld NOT pluNe ihr lnulutirnne OF the ntopln
81 America a. thu rlnlnhnf hltli hfi, No soon
"a proper appfeoiAtlnn 0f ille want nnd ala
Anlllly " meet 10 were Nh0Nn, tue puhllo "
once inllinh win An enthusiasm W Ia sup.
pnlt nnh me Nhnit wac tlgnl ARTISTIC nnh
commercial ulunuh-lhO Alhlnr,
mo Aidlnn, white ISSUED with All tho req.
ulniiiy, hos nnhn ul the temporary on timely
Interest Characteristic Of o|dlnNiy ppllodi.
calls, II ~ nn elegant miscellany OF pure,
nght, aud grAepWi literature, ana c0llvo-
ion ol pioturos, iiie iaie0 specimens of arlls-
to ski, M hlhuii and White, Although each
hupoepnins number Nhufdh ifuAl pleasure
90 iih niennN. no rNhl value hnu bnhuli Or
lnp AiNinu VIII p0 iuont appreciated nllNi " W
bound upnt tic olOw OF lho year. While
uthurpu llicailnnH may claim superior phrAps
nvHsi ar COMPARED with rivals OF a nimllhr
cnHa, The Alulnu Ia q unique hnd original
cuirnpunnr-nlOnu aud uuHpnionchcd-u hHo-
nleiy Without ooinpellllOn In prioe or char
nctai, Tho pu0 pafof OF "a cumiiriu volume
can not duplicate the quantity of uhu paper
aud OnRlnNlnnH la ana ptnnl thnpN OF num-
htr oI volumes lir ton timthilH cNHt, and then
thfa u the ohrOlnu, hrtidta,
International feature W EALDlNEmuat
be- nfOn la no narrow hunho, Tho true art n
cosmopolitan, While the AADlNE N a
strictly American institution, II does not
oOnhne ilaolf entirely TO The production OF
nulVn mt 10 mission N 10 culliNaie y
broad and npprecintiye nrt taste, one thnl
will discriminate only ON grounds OF lnlrln'
VIC morL IhuH, while placing before tho
patrons NJ THE ALDlNE, ~ q lending char.
hotorihllc, the nfoduotionH OF the most noted
American artists, attention VIII always DO
given 10 specimOnH nom foreign masters,
giving subscribers pll tho pleasure nn1 In.
sunoUon obtainnhle nom homo aud foreign
| NOuTOUk,
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NNrlCE.

Hob work IL invariably pnya-
blc on delivery, and all tram
silent advertisements at thc
lime tacy are handed Ina. Legal
advertisements unast also be
unid ia advance. These ruIes
viii he strictly observed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-01

IT has been ascertaned that about
four hundred invitations to the late
wedding of General Sherman's daugh-
ter were stolen from the postoiiice.
The absence of many persons ,promi-
nent in social circles was noted; sub.
sequently it became known to General
Sherman that some intimate friends
of the family received no invitations
This led to an investigation, which
developed the fact above stated.
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AGENTS

y.w yorlu q, P,Rowoll, u, NJ, Pettenglil a
O." md Hates y Locke, 900,
hsnnIplphlni cOet Wehlhpllll ~ Op'
EImrlnnatii h, u, FatYm,,
N'ngs iirlsansl Thnmah Melniyfe'
snr'yeporli W, H. SPARKS
Ii"usl0ni H. H. cuAhlng'
austin, Toxasi H. Voigt
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NOTICE.

Ea accounts against employees In the
Herald On!ce VIII be allowed In settle
mcnts with The office unless I'm order
fro,n the Proprietor II given.
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WnEN 50. Louis giTl wants young
man to kiss her right bad, she twists
her head around like a call licking its
lcft hind hip, and .ays: don't! quit
I'm rlil my ma;n and hp doesn't quit.
A Cincinnati girl does 10 hat way
Size throws her head ACES. works her
ears like n pair oi palm lcaf fans, holds
her arms out and says: "Uh! George,
kee-is me and let me de--ie; come
to me arms,n and he kills her right
there. She dies happy, but lives TO
die some more that way. II makes our
girls sick down here. They aren't
used to it. They put that part oil until
they ret so old and tough that good,
square, "paroxysmaP kiss loses its
sweetness. We know; wenin't pretty,
but-we've been there.
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.ailg Gerald,
W sWmDsLLs, Pehlishar


.. pAuA utHAI.||t HH.I. nod every
I.." ',tfrN Aiuu4I. a year ~
In',. ,tt sl8mlpfur ?, rnne month
uf. ia "a WaNhi uiufle comics, 10
,,. llls HuHld b. nov Nfll aned 70 sgh,
.snn MI cVl,, ~ NJ f1, HsSh, morn ana
p+p.' u ,ady unuE iluhN pgft ~ llp pllY
lur, ,n,rps Witnln a mile ana half ~ lhe
lpl fNnntiso. Subscribers iiiling 20 reoelye
3lAll nWaprr will obliga by reporting W AR
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

r,tp WEEKLY HERALD wlll he pub
lllH .,,.ry saturday morning, huhHcflp'
Wv. al'n ernnnumi .tl'D for hlT months
lpll' ~ ttlvunra, No subscription tnk0n
''s4 plglul nan nix months ..
lNI ,.rIis.mrutB inserted no lie rate OF VI ~
Wan, l,l tln fiHt Insertion, and % cents
~ .IrI rubstuurul insertion,
WnlIuunry notices, marriages doathhi pubic
....ti. ,s, cards Of thanks, ulcu 10 10 phlu Tor
W xxx nl yartisemunl TutoA'
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TIE Kuuluach letters to Schuller
give US deep insight into the life OF
the deceased artist. We are somewhat
SURPRISED, however, to lind him writing
occasionally IN easy flowing verse with
happy ryme- and sim happier words
verses which the editor thinks would
do credit to an ancien. Greek. or his
Shakespeare pictures he wrote in 1883;
"Since Christmas ! have been over
head and ears in Shakespeare, and
swim In an ocean Of joy; earlier ]
never believed that could appreciate
him; / was terrified before the giant,
and did not believe myself capable Of
following him. I'm spite Of my en-
thuslmm, ! do not know even now
whether my pictures are successful or
not: but work on in the hope Of
living into the spirit Of the work"
Kaulbaeh's last letter to his friend is
dated 1851 The whole correspondence
will be exceedingly useful for the blog-
rapher Of the great painter.
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MEG. ", U1okoit has, rom lnlsdele, ceas'
al MS connection with the Dallas HERALD
ondisno longer authorized 10 solicit for nd
yertislng or subscriptions
.Jo,,a,,herk 1874
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THE GALVESTON TIMES.

Call at N, r. Franklin a Co.'s and sub,
scribe for the Galveston Times, publisned
nv 1 oUGHERY q VAN HORN. II ts stralgnt-
ont democrstic and the largest and cheap
est paper In the state. ISSm
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Lave Galveston al si0 m and arrive AZ
Houston at $50 q M. =.
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Houston at 600 p no. ,. =,
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Galveston at 800 q N,
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weston At $50 p m.
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Galveston at ii!80 p m.
On Sundays, passenger Tram leave oso y =,
ton at 1000 m. Leaves Houston ~ s:.v M.
The s:ln n no train from Galveston conne1s
AZ Harrisburg with the Galveston, heIiis.
burR and ran Antonio railway. tonnes AZ
II uston with the Houston and Texas zen
trail railroad ,.,,,..,o,, am.
The 800 m express from Galveston con-
meets with the Houston and Texas Cenuh
railway, ,-,....,,, .or.
the 500 m express from Galveston con,
nects with the international ana oTeaV
Northern railroad at Houston nts m;
The lUss0 a m train from Houston arrives ~
Galveston at 23D p m. Connecs Win 'ne
Morgan steamers. -. f,oi,a.
Tieket offices, 100 fremont street, calves
ton, and at the depots ,,,,. ora
Com m utation tickets TO local polnts, one
Thousand and Ave hundred mile tickets, can
ha nnrchased al the ticket ofhcss OF TINS COM
neppy or rom Galveston ticket ofhce.
q. ID. NICHOLS, superintendent
az. AEDREws, General Ticket AGENT
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Condensed Through Time Card
TopolntS North and East via tho
Houston and Texas Central ny
AND CONNECTIONS.

Train leaving Galveston atliOO y, ~. ana |
uonHlon nt OMO F,M, d dlY,nrriNeam ionoWhi
benson, next uav rt.,.y..,,,...,.,..ol&lO p NJ
ntinllu r..,",,"nNe'nhu luN Nl"'"w WV o. ~ !
nuuulhnl ...u,....rpcund dry ut..,.,.n $50 ~, "a,
~ LoulG ....,.,..H second day nt,.,u., hih y, M.
muluuupollH...,thitd day ntu.",,.,, 4t.4 A, ms
Ciuoiunhii .,,.....third day ut,",,..,, nAlA NJ
Chicago ......,.....thlr day Nt,.,,.'. ,i1 a, ~.
Bufnl0 .......... iouith day nL,.,,,." $50 a. NJ
Albany ...,...,, fourth day nt""-.D 6@l y. ",
pittghuTg.....,.n,third day at."...m HQO =, Ne
Observation-Disclosures day nt."..., 40 A, N
New York .......,tOurtD dry nt.""""l2iNl u NJ
Louisvllle,"""rthiru day ht..."""''' 3iol A. NJ
Bltlmoie.""-miouil Va DAY nl.''.'.."- IVY A. NJ
Washington fourth gay nt''''..'.'" i'se A. ~
Boston fourth day Nt.""""llNf Y. ~
81, Paul ......... third day Nt..",.,." TlOf y. b
Traine arrive And depart nom Houston as
follows,
ACCOMMODATION. THR0rGh TRiiS.
Leaves. ........ n01 A. " lenvcs...,,,o G'SO p, NJ.
| Arglr us...... $40 A. VI, AniVts...,, hN y, H.
Galveston Freight ana TicGot Once, 70
a. FAULltNFR Agent
Now York CITY Freight ana Iiekct once,
b,MANCHEsTFR, Agent
Nisitorp 10 above qiues VIA mud THOSE Of
| fees "A pleasant place of resort tneir leisuit
| hours where the latest Texas pnpew VIII no
| found. ,,-.,,,, ,,....,s,,,
| j. WALDO. Geup Ticket AGENT.
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,OTICR To ADyERTIsEIlS

IIcreancrnII bllisiOr advertisements
In this pnpcr vi III be collected monthly,
unIes. otherwise specified Ia contracts.
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"MAN'B UNsELrTsN FRIENDr

attracted no much attention,
MANS UNsELrISH FRIEND"
VIII DO Welcome IN ovory home, Everybody
loypH such dog aud tho portrait IN executed
90 true 10 The liio, that II sooma tho veritahlc
presence OF the animal Itself The Roy. Il. Do
Wit TnlmnRo tells that his own Newiound.
land dOg ltho finest IN bro0lslyn) bRflss NJ 10
Although 40 natural, no ono who secs this
premium chrome Will have tho slightest fear
Olboing bitten.
HuAldus the chrome, every advance sub
srilhurtO tho Aldine for. 1873 N constituted "A
member, and omitted TO all the privileges OF
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YWE NLDlNE Art UNION.

THE Union owns the onglnals OF all the Al
dine pictures, which, with other paintings
and ourrayings, nro % hodisflbutod nmong
achboa 100 dlntrent pieces, valued NJ over
a26Op NrU distributed as soOn as tho series IN
tull, ma the nwnid OF each sorics Ms made,
are To be published ia the next succeeding
| issue OF the Aldinu. This feature only mp
plies To subscribers who pay for one year IN
| advance. Full particulars ia cifcular sent
| ON appllcniIon enoloslnE Nhlnmp.
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TERMS.

specimen copies ofihe AIdine, so cents
THE AIDINEw win, hereafter, be ohtainn-
bic only by subscription. There Will be no
reduced or club rates cash Tor subscriptions
must he sent 10 the publishers direct, or
handed 10 tha local eanvasser, without re-
os " here tie certificate lggVen, bearing rhe
fac smile signature of James Suttoni presi'
dent. -
Any person wishing to net permanently as
n local canVnsser will receive full and prompt
information by applying to
THE ALRINE COMPANY,
81 Maiden Lane, New York.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-22

ert. has opened L law "Edce Ia "1i'l'
| CITY. u. Hilton Chase, l"H.rpataic
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49, ~, 80 I'1... : .;., .',,,eCta! IN }ir-
- '.-,, 60. .,. 49, S., ,.,.ta,., .,'..~
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-22

Chabourd La Tour is the new French
Minister Of the Interior.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-22

Al: patrons @! LIE INSURANCE vi. ba
a-:au.~li0-ly well pleased with tie '.-*'.
.--.'t.- p.a4s e tLc Alliance Mutual. in
,..ls&cs Of which. more than $39J.up"
G.: i-suIHHce las been taken il Carson,
within the last thirty days by tbs Soy
In Co,ui1s.y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-15
New York Market.

NEW YORK. December 14-Cotton-
Nominal at 14s@149c. Flour-Quiet
and heavy; receipts $4,000 barrels; su-
perfne western and state 81 00@4 so;
common to good 81 65@5 Is; good to
choice S5 O0G5 60; white wheat extra
S5 6OG6 Is; st. Louis S5 0O(6S 90; extra
Ohio 81 75(a6 80. Rye Flour-Stesdy
at 81 2O(G5 60. Corn Meal-Unchanged.
Wheat-Dull and a shade lower; receipts
$1,000 bushels; No. spring 81 l7@
l 25; No. 3 spring 81 05Gl 0S; No. 2
Northwestern 81 09G1 IL; amber 81 &c
al 80. Rye, Barley and Malt-Quiet.
Coma shade frmer and in fair de-
mand; receipts $1,000 bushels; mixed
western old in store 94!c; do afioat' 96Ic;
new do SS@93c. Oats-A shade firmer
and in fair demand; mixed western 67t
@70c; white do 69@72c. Hay-Firm at
GOc. Hops-Firm at 35@45c. Coffee
Unchanged. Sugar-Dull; refining at
SJ@ssc. Molasses-Quiet; New Orleans
62@65!c. Rice-Quiet. Petroleum
Dull and nominal; refined at lls@lltc;
crude 5t65sc; naptha 9@9!c. Rosin-
Steady at 81 20. Turpentine-34Ic.
Eggs-Steady at 2S@29c. Pork-Dull
and nominal at S202j. Beef-Unchang-
cd. Cut Meats-Quiet; middles unsettled
and heavy; long clear at l0ic; short clear
l0lc. Lard-Heavy; prime steam Is Ole
(Gl3sc. Butter-Unchanged; western
20@ 26c. Cheese-Quiet at l2!@l5ic.
Clover Seed-Held at l0c. Timothy
Nominally at 81 75G2 so. Whisky
Steady at Sl0l.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, December l4.-Bceves-
Fresh receipts $50 head making 6.450
head for the week, against 5000 last
week The market was firmer at an ad-
vance for the week of nearly &c, with n
fair competition for dozen of car loads
of holiday beeves, some Of which were
better than anything ever before seen
here Christmas or holiday cattle, weigh
ing from 900 lbs net TO 1000 lbs, were
selling at from lSic up to lGc; poor to
extra native steers GA l3tc; poor to good
Texans 7t@l04c Sheep and Lambs
Receipts $500 head, making 2l,S60 for
the week against 1880 last week. Mar
ket rather slow at 5Cd,Ic for sheep; Ga
7sc for lambs with better than the aver
age quality offered. Swinc-Receipts for
last two days 1870, making 29,sO0
head for the week, against 5l,020 heed
last week Live hogs dull at So 75(d
25 per 100 lbs with two car at S. IS
G67 10 respectively; dressed steady at
si@S5c for city; S!@ssc for western.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-15

Among the passengers of the Villa dc
Paris. which arrived from Havre on
Thursday wa, Young English lady
with ri.h, large, heavily laden trunks.
She loid the customs officers on the wharf
that she was n rewlv engaged member of
the >oldcnr Opera Boutfc Troupe per
forming in the Lyccum Theatre, and
that the trunks held her costumes for the
company from the houses of various
Partisan makers. She produced paper
purporting 10 be contract with dra-
matte agency in Paris, signed by the di-
rector rt the Lyceum Theatre.
After hearing her story the officers
permitted her 10 take away the trunk,
free of duty. The afterwards learned
from Mr.. Chizzola and Miss Soldend
that the woman WAS unknown 10 them.
Colonel George o. Williams and Special
Treasury Agent Chalker traced the
goods 10 u fashionable millinery in
Broadway, near the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
and there they were seized on Saturday.
In the trunks were from $4,000 to
$4,000 worth of silk and velvet dresses,
lacr,, .mbroideries, and other apparels
for ladicS. There was also list OF
the con>igDccs for whom the goods
Were intended. The list included the
names Of two grand danes of Murray
Hill and Fifth avenue. The duties on
the goods are estimated at SS,OOO.-Netc
FORK san.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-15
Wrong Custom Corrected.

Il i. quite generally the custom 10
take strong liver stImUlants for the cure
of liver complaint, and both the mineral
and Vegetable Kingdoms have been dill
gently searched 10 procure the most
drastic and poisonous purgatiye', in order
to produce powerful effect upon the
liver. and arouse the tagging and enfee-
bled organ. This system Of treatment
is on the same principle a. that Of giving
a weak and debilitated man large por-
tions Of brandy TO enable him % DO q cer-
tain amount Of work. When the stimu-
lant il withheld, the organ. Ike the sys-
TEN. gradually relapses into = more tor
pid, or sluggish and weakened condition
than before. What then Is wanted
Medicines which, while they cause the
bile 10 How freely from the liver, a. that
organ Is toned into action, will not over.
work and thus debilitate il, but will,
when their use it discontinued, leave the
liver strengthened and healthy. such
remedies are found in DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery and Purgatiye Pellets.
ACUgE oT LIVER DIsEAsE.
RusK, TEX, May 10, 1879.
DR.. r. y. Pisree, Buffalo, y. T.:
DEAE SHINY wife, lsst year al thi.
time, Was confined 10 her bed With
Chronic Liver Disease. bad one ofthe
best doctors TO see her, and he gave her
up TO die, when / came upon some Of
your medicine. / bought one bottle and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-15
The Effect.

The New York journal of Commerce
make, tn" following just remark upon
the tendency of General Grants message
in Southern affairs;
"Nhatcvcr disturbances occurred at
the South just before the election-and
there was nothing serious of that nature
the southern people, black and white,
are most amicably disposed to acquiesce
in the result Of the campaign. With the
exception of local and passing difficult
", originated By negroes of Vicksburg,
the whole South is in condi-
tion of profound peace. SO far as all
human ausuries go, this blessed state of
things promises to continue. And yet
President Grant seizcs this very occasion,
wmch ought TO he Il theme of national
thanksgiving,,.to reiteratc his old distrust
Of the southern whites, and his purpose
10 enforce To enforce the law with rigOr,
that i, always against the Conservatives.
Persistence in this policy--upon which
the President and the Radical wing of
hi, party are financially bent-will only
the sooner hasten the overthrow Of those
who how miSgovcrn the country