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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-05
Asorurn new party was started in In

ASorHsR new party was started in In
dianapolis q few days ago. but there is
little chance that the newborn infant
will live long enough to cry. The plat
form Of these hopeful gentleman con-
templates the abolition Of the national
banks and the replacing Of their notes
by an equivalent amoant OF ssoeabacks,
interchangeable back and forth from
Federal banks. This is a Specimen Of
the crop Of wild parties that would spring
up II the Republican organization should
disintsgrato and dissolve. But We sI-
pset nothing Of the kind. There still
remains in the Republican party vitality
enough to fight a strenuous battle for
the next Presidency. and all these small
cratic factions will be absorbed. in the
progress Of the contest. into n or the
other OF the great parties. Since the
practical extinction Of tho Liberal Repub-
liean organizations the prospect is slen-
der indeed for any new party until after
the next Presidential election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-05
A Bull Dogs Mistake.

A farmer near Detroit had o big bull
dog. which had ''chawed" up several
noble specimens Of his kind, and had
never yet met his match in the pit or In
the road. The farmer was proud OF his
canine highness, and willing to wager
his broad acres upon Bulls mastership.
Bull had a particular spite against stuck.
up, pampered city dogs aud all travel.
ing ours that came his way. Those who
knew him were careful to circle round
tho fields and strike the road again at a
safe distance. Bull was the four-leg-
ged king Of tho highway.
]. NJ. French's Wild animals went
homo to Detroit the other day, and
French took them to his farm, on that
same road to winter. A lively panther,
in being transferred from one cago to
another, broke loose from his keeper
and ran. He took the road. Ho first
looked into q blacksmith shop and
glared at the forge fire, and showed his
teeth TO the smith. The smith hurled a
red.hot horse shoe at him, at which the
animal scampered of. The next sign
Of life on the road was the farmers
house. Bull evidently thought he had
a soft thing In q despised city dog. He
went over tho fence with q bound, and
caught the panther. The farmer plac-
idly watched the proceedings from his
porch. 1t was q lively fight-so lively
that the combatants could not be seen
through the cloud Of dust that they
raised. The farmer became o little ani-
ious. At length all was silent and the
dust blew away. There 10y Bull fright
fully clawed and stone dead. He was
pulled out Of NIL d~og-shape. Tho far.
mer saw the other dog trotting off I'M.
scratched, and thought II very strange.
He soon knew all about II, for when.
the m%enagerie men came looking for
their pet. they succeeded In catching
him q little way on. IL would DO inter.
esting to know what Bull thought about
two seconds after he caught the pan.
Their. q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-05

The Attorney General has decided
that the goods Of foreign exhibitors at
the International Exhibition TO Be held
at Philadelphia in 1876. will Be entirely
free from liability to seizure for any
debts, claims or demands whatsoever
agains, the Centennial Commission or
any other corporate body. person, or
association Of persons having anything
10 do with said Exhibition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-05


sEvxnAL Republican newspapers have
warned the President that the third
term question is now one Of grave i'm
portance. and. in view Of the late cleo
tons. is no longer q joke which II would
be undignihed in him to notice. The
Cleveland Herald says: The President
shows no disposition to pronounce upon
the matter. Al least not to announce
that he will not be a candidate, for. on
the contrary. his recently Published let
ter to the Cincinnati Gdiene. declares
that he may be a candidate. All nee
sssary opportunity has been presented
for President Grant to settle this ques-
ton. but he shows no disposition to re-
lieve Republicans from the burden Of
that matter. His annual message, now
near by. will afford the Presiden, an
other opportunity to explain himself
and failing to do so will be just as strong
an assertion OF his determination to be
q candidate for . third term As IL he
shsuld directly say he is a candidate.
Should he fail to mako such q declara-
ton the duty will dsvolve upon some
Republican authority in the interest Of
the salvation Of the party to declare
there shall be no third term. Whether
the Republican press shall make the
demonstration is possibly a question Of
policy. but that the press Is well nigh
agreed upon the third tsrm heresy we
have no doubt"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-05

Arrxa Carson City has been decima.
ted by the epidemic. which now RACES
there, and II haPly the scourge shall
shortly abats its furry, ~ll its journals
urge upon the public the necessity Of
some system Of street cleaning and
drainagei To its filth We firmly be-
lisvs much Of the m~alignancy OF the
fever nov raging there Is attributable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-05

The Independent says the King Of
Hawaii is unmarried. We are under
the impression that 1t is mistaken.
Madame Kalakaua does not however &C
COMPANY the King.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-05

TEE Second session Of the Forty
third Congress will begin on Monday
nsxt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-05
We call Especial Attention to our
FUR DEPARTMENT
which 70 the most complete In the State. and
The goods cold at Astonfshingiy Low Prices.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

Ycr this Department We have spared neither
uososs nof expsnse IN procuring tho newest
naoine rovelties % they make their appearance
" me New York. London or Paris markets.
Ano s,ttis w~elLknown fact that our prices
srs % lev 90 San franeisco prices. customers
they receive the newest goods and Al ihe mo,t
REASONABLE RATES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-05
NEW TODAY.


ART GAIIE0X
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b. b. BUkNS, Artist,
yo.l c,,~
wv" A"e""
vITOULD REspECTPULLY IyFoR UIs
w Mend, and he pablo that he hss nov
ectiuto ia NKW iRrpGIIIRRy4 NV"
no, o. O STREET. VIRGINIA CITY.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
AN NOW OPENING FOR TIE Holt.
/ DAYS Q Magnificent stock Of
n GOLD JEWELRYI

AN NOW OPENING FOR TIE Holt.
/ DAYS . Magnificent stock Of
FINE GOLD
Eieesnt Amethyst. Cameo, Coral. Pearl, Tur.
quolse, Onyx. Gold Enameled aud Plain Rirls.
can Ladies' Sets; Bracelets. Lockeis. sleeve
Battoas and Necklaces, OF exquisite designs
and recherche patterns.
IIo6er . very large assortment Of Gentlenen's y
and Ladies' PINE GOLD CHAINS. many Of
them made here In my establishment.
FINE GOLD and SILVER WATCHES OF
almost svery description and make.
SILvERWARE!
Az very choice selection Of the Latest Style
and approved patterns Of SOLID COIN slL
10 order for this establishment.
NICKEL SILVER.
Tea Sets, Walters, Toilet Sets. Cups. spoons.
Knives and Forks. and q great many Fancy
Articlep, too numerous tO met ton, made from
genuine Nickel Silver aud Plated rom four tn
cLocKsI
A Large Assortment Of Parlor. once. Hall
aud "Miner' Clocks"
keep constantly on hand . complete stock
OF Optical Goods. Mining and Surveying Com.
passes; every description Of Magnifying Glasses
and Thermometers; beautiful selection OF fne
Partisan Opera 9lasser. mounted In rheI.
pearl, etc.
Gold. Shell, Rubber and Steel speetaele' and
Eye-0lasSs.
Finest Brazilian Pebbles; English smoked
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-05
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

ADVICE TO wHIsKEY RAIpERs.-T The
New York Graphic advises the ladies
in conducting their anticipated raid on
thd liquor dealers of that city not to
commit the mistake Of confning their
operations to the poor Irishmen who
keep the corner groceries. Let them
begin with the clubs, the places where
their husbands and sons crafty their
drinking ,propensities, There are the
Union League. the Manhattan, the Uo-
ion, the Lotos, the Century, and the
sArcadian clubs. In these clubs the bar
tender has busy life, andg'the sc und
of the popping champagne cork is con
stantly heard, They are frequented
not only by the men whose wives and
mothers are contemplating temper
Hance crusade, but by editors who con
duet the organs of public opinion. 1t
is at the club HOUSES, or in front Of
them, that the first temperance prayer
meetings should be held. When these
have been purifedit will be time to
attack the hotels and restaurants. TO
begin and end within the corner grog
shops would be a fatal error, and would
at once be construed as an attack on
the poor mans whiskey, while the rich
man is suffered to drink his brandy and
soda, and his champagne cocktails un
molested. & 81 99l,s2.. 81 i ,5sly53Hi
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE
ShADh or vA4pABLk gIs
REAL, ESTATE Z
NEAR COTTONTOWN VA.

Isaac Holmes, de-, Compl'ts. VS.. Mary White,
&C., Defts.
Pursuan 70 decree of the Circn,t Comfy.
OF Shenandoah county, rendered in the ahova
named cause, on the I'D day of August. is7a
the undersigned special com missioner will nro,
coed to sell at public auction, in front of the
lkcister Hotel, Strssburg Va.
SATURDAY, MARCH 7th. 1874.
the real estate, of which William W. Bolm..
died seized and possessed, lying in Sh nd AZ
county near Csttohtown, and on the grade
leading from Strasburg- to CapoS Spnsgs.~
The Home Tract 1
CONTAINING 22s ii ACRES
le.e - acres l rood and rs square po,x. q :
said tract sold by Joseph Watsar1Jf e Gao
harden and the MountniI Tract copSssn.
q acres. The land is Of ao6d oual;tv. cocd
for wheat and excellent for grazing pnrresss
The inpgoyement consist Of Good Two tor
Brick Building. large and excellent BSt5.
Z and other necessary buildings, There u also
~ Vrchsrd Of apple > and other fruits. $50
TERMS OF SIZE. IVA
EnoISh cash 70 pay Ne costs o 6 suis ..a
sele' the balance in three eqtal snn,iaI nav
4 msnts wish intsrestffom the day of sale to Sc
evidenced by the bonds oil ths rurch Z ser !. tbe
fefftw - gpofsecurify and all 10 BE- secured
py dee >of trust. SAILS. to- esaAn1AkSs sf ii
"'caIek M ", 7. SwILk1ANSf
lso' iz--i s. Ss'ccial Conf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

"A BALLROOM DIsAs9ER.AA young
lady from Cambridge attended "a ball
in Boston where the floor was waxed.
During the evening, while dancing in
a waltz quadrille, the young lady slipp
ed and fell, and the young man who
accompanied her, in his efforts to save
her from falling, placed his, hand on
her side, but also slipred at the same
time. When the young lady was
placed On her feet she was unable to
stand, and was carried from the hall.
Itappeared that the young man, in his
effort to save her, pierced her side with
one Of his fingers in such manner as
to cause faintness and intense pain
SHE was taken home in a carriage,
placed in bed and physician sent
FOR, who pronounced her seriously in
jured internally. She, never, again rose
from that bed, and only. a few days
since was borne to the cemetery. n
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26


TELEGRAPHIc- COMMUNICATIONS WITH
JArAN,-While our ships are sounding
the Pacific for a cable route from San
Francisco to Japan, the enterprise Of
the European aud Oriental managers
has at length, by completing connect
ions, brought that country in tele-
graphic communication with us via the
Atlantic cable. Our dispatches by the
Atlantic Cable to-day include for the
first time kilograms from Yeddo and
Nagaeaki, dated yesterday, reporting
apprehensions of political disturbances
the refusal of the Mikado to accept the
resignation of Minister Iwakura clam
or tor war against the Coreans, and a
serious FIRE in the district of Fizen.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

The PRoeREss ON THE VALLEY RAIL
RoAD.-The track layers on the Valley
railroad, approaching Stauilton, are
working one hundred and twenty hands
about fourteen hours to the. day, and
Sunday, to hurry through by the LIST Of
March. They lay about three quarters
Of mile day, and on yesterday cross
ed the bridge over, Middle river, al
Cline's mill. The ballasting is eight
inches deep, and the rails at the joints
are clanped by pieces Of heavy oak
timber two feet in length on outside
with massive screws through the rail:
A train Of a locomotive aud eight flat
accompanies the track laying party
st. Yin. Feb. 20.
Tne bin amending the charter Of the
Valley railroad provides for the con
4struction of branch road from some
point in Botetourt cotnty south O
Buchanan, through the counties o.
Botetourt, Craig. Giles, Tazewrll
J Smyth and Washington, to some point
on the Tennessee line. west of Bristol
l6(lkt,y SUM-, - ~ aertD ls.t+ss r,-.fA II
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

asaPneRIMAeE. Tile New York Cath,
ole Review says that it is the deter
mutation; Of many leaoing Catholics Of
the United Safes to inaugurate a pill
grimage to Rome, and that the propo>
sition meets with the, approval If the
archbishop Of New York. Ike Re
view says: n, i l,.enea vxmsf d
"From the frst our only fears for its
successful accomplishment were based
On the difficulty Of inducing some suit.
able and'prominent Catholic organiza
ton 70 attend to. the responsible duties
Of its control and direction, and to sat-
isfy the ecclesiastical authorities that SO
momentois an undertaking could be
ocmanaged as to reflect credit on the
Catholics of America and to accom-
,piish, what its projectors piously hoped
for as its results. This has. now been
done. ass ~ ~ -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

: II = I
TIE DICTATOR SAFE. The following
dispatch announcing the safe arrival Of
the Dictator at Kew West, was receiv
ed last evening by Admiral Keynols
i KEY WEST, FLA, Feb. 10, 1874
SIR: Dictator arrived here this morning
in good condition. .....
WIZ. F. SPIcER,
Captain q. s. n and senior officer
present Qpii&iaa -2a.fA91 g.aH1si q
Immediately upen the receipt of the
dispatch from Commander Braine, an
nouncing the separation of the the Jun
iata from the Dictator, the Department
although confident that the Dictator
could take care of herself in the alb
sence Of accident, yetfearing from the
tenor of the dispatch, if possible. she
might have been disabled in machine
ny and drifted out into the Gulf stream,
determined to provide, as far as posi-
BILE, against every chance, and ordered
the Juniata to coal and continue her
search from Tybee, sent word to Ad,
miral Case to send ship up the Flor
da costln search, and dispatched the
Powhatan from the Capcs Of the Dele
ware to search down the. Gulf stream
and the next morning ordered the Fro7
Tic to follow the course of the Cell
stream downito Savannah. This was
done, qaieteiy and without announce.
ment, to avoid any unnecessary alarm
Nd excitement. The public will bt
relieved by the ANNOUNCEMENT Of hel
safety, and the promp action Of the
Department must behighly commend
ed. ~ saN Z - fessl 4.s.rgss5s M
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

y
on The new Chief Justice was called on
at his rooms at the Arlington in W ash
Ington, on Tuesday BY the clerA Of the
Supreme Court and BY others: After
ward he called at the White House
and it being cabinet day he was tArmali
ly presented by the President to each
member. He then proceeded to the
ulpitoE and spent some time in the
clerks once Of the Supreme Court
looking into cases pending before. that
tribunal. He was waited on during
the day BY Representatives Phelps and
Kellogg, Dr.. Peter Barker. and Fran,
ciS Muller, esq, in BEHALF Of the 9ra-
duates Of Yale College and rendered a
public dinner. The Chief. Justice .ae
ceptsd and fixed The 81 Of March as tie
time for the dinner, which win come
Of atsti1e Arlington. - ssaisia
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

LOUISIANA AFrAIRs.-A Dispatch to
the Washington Republican, from New
Orleans, which must be taken wifi due
allowance, says: ~. e''i''S
lsThe McEnery meeting was d com
plete. failure. Democrats during the
day resolved not to countenance it,
they being opposed to new election.
Yarmouth is chagrined at the fiasco,
and says he will leave the State for
ever 5sst ,f8seeg2a 70 e.sitsss .aie
"Mannihst the principle speaker, is
an old .Slidell Democrat, and with great
wrath denounced his party for succpm
bipg tainely to the Kellogg adminietra
ton. ~" Z ~ = 7'n's'1sn ~
'ss'A large embassy Of aDenoCrstio
ineroliants and planters 70 Washington
u contemplated to demonstrate sseaipst
= |leE elections a. 2 ,loss d, millioqs 70
the States industrial interests.
ft444f 81
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

HAvANA, Feb 2Q:-Members OF the
chorus and orchestra Of the Italiar OPP
era 1fedps Nave sued Lucca, Murska
and Vizkani for pay ard rstprn passage
iQNeY Koska The @ hdS6is fefas Z;
q thaeouft issued Ufdf prob 4
'nk thu departure ff1 u island xhs
I thev people VERT Va Md ~
z sca yesterday asts5hfl 10 le2Es
claNaestinely on the steamers Columbus
tor New York. Her husbands bagg-
age and servants were ON board, and
shortly before the sailing Of the steam.
er lady closely yelled was seen to APP
proach. A committee sf the chorus
discovered her Ito be Euc6a and In
fcrmed.shssp Uiics,~ WHO c0mpelied t6s
whole party to,return ashore.sii'p
tafeHtrie, formerly consul of the
United States here, died yesterday. ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

NIX Gov. Louis Wigtall formerly
Of Texas, but for several years past 8
resident OF Baltimore, died in Calves
ton, Texas, where he had arrived but 9
few days before, on Wednesday last
Mr.. W. had been in the u. s. Senate
from Texas, ard was afterwards in the
Confederate Senate lie was present
at the bombardment of Fort Sumpter
and commanded for time a brigade il
the Confederate service. gusr
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

The South Carolina Taxpayers Con-
vention, composed almost entirely OF
original, unreconstructed, States Rights
Democrats, memorialise Congress to
put down their corrupt and profigate
State Government, and to take such
measures as will save them, and those
whom they represent, from impending
bankruptcy. Sc
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

THE SIAMEsE TwIrs-Po asts Settled
6ytHs autopsy. formal state
ment and demonstration Of the case Of
Siamese twins, SO far as investigated
as the special meeting of the College
Of Physicians, in Philadelphia, Wed
nesday night, are summed up al
fellows by the Pbiladepiia Tele
graph: a'# .ia a.o
The points settled by the iexamina
ton thus, far are vastly Important The
supposition which has obtained exten-
sive credence among medical men
namely, that the band was simply Of q
feshy nature, being decided in the ne
gative. A peritoneal connection hal
heen proved to exist between the twins
that is to say, a reflection or extension
Of the peculiar membrane lining tn.
abdomen extended into the band
though it was not continuous. Sack
or pouches were formed by this refec-
sion, possessing no communications be
tween the two. At the same time thu
injecting fluid, which was passed into
the mesenteric vein of the one appear
ing in the meeenteric vein OF the othel
showed the intimate visceral connection
between the two. so = ss't'
The fact Of common umbilical core
between the twins is also settled, the
navel being situated in the middle o.
The band. During fetal life. therefore
the circulation was conducted to the
twins from the maternal system precise
ly as to single individual By 1 wha'
has been stated aboye,it is evident thai
a separation of the twins ii15llfe would
have resulted fatally to one or both o1
them, and the fact ofthe fainting Of one
them, and the intense nervous distnr
. bance off other when sinLondor
some few years since. a ligatnre was
/, drawn around, the band by some. emin
ent physicians and surgeons, who
strongly wished to determine the prac'
iticabiiity of suchsa division, :s fully &C
counted for.by literature ofthe connec
: ton .,..-..s = @.,fs "a g.,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

Is A rag shop connected with the print
ing bureau Of the Treasury Departs
ment in Washington, caught fire after
midnight on Wednesday night and
was partially destroyed, the damage
being slight. Spontaneous combustion
produced by greasy rags was the cause.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26
COMMISSION RS OFFICE

RS OFFICE.
" WonDsrorK, Feb. 10th 1874,
Gen. W. Laniz. CompPt vs.. Catherine Jane
Clark's admir-: &c. To Compl'ts. and Def'ts.
of Catharine Jane Clark and all Others CON
cerned. 81 ts5tsa .tfi3 is} ~
lDnare hereby notified ID at have fixed nm
on the 10th day OfMarch. 1874. ii tair, ii not
on the next fair day thereafter. TO take and
settle al my Office, he accounts Of Abraham
aDvsart, admir- of Catherine Jane Clark, decd
an account Of all debts against said Catharine
Jane CLARK, decd. an account Of the real es.
tate which she died, seized and possessed, an
OF its fee simple and annual ralue, and other
matter deemed pertinent or that either party
may require, re9Rued to be tsken Sy decree Of
Shenandoah County Court, in the aforesaid suit
in Chancery depe ndiug in said court; at which
lime and place yoa are required to attend.
Given under my hand az COMMISSIONER in
Chancery Of said Court the day and year first
n soreeaid. - Higr " w. MAGRGDER
Feb. l9-4w u tT ~ .--lr-,r-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26
WOf,DsTQGK VIRGINIA,
Thdfsaxy xorains, Perjury ., -ts74.
The Baltimore Sun says s'the public
eye is beginning 10 turn to Washing
too as the place for the Centennial ccle-
b,pt;oy, = ssse

is Mr.. M. Harrison, Of Loudoun county,
has introduced. into the Legislature a
bill to prohibit the sale Of intoxicating
liunors to minors, habitual drunkards
aud persons liable to become intoxl-
Gated. esi Zs2so ~ F.e s2s5iti s, q