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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-15

A WOMAN who was recently hanged in
England asked to suckls her infant as
the last act before ascending the scat
fold.
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OAKLAND, CAL.
severe Earthquake Shock.

OAKLAND. Cal, Dec. 15.-Quite . Sc
we're shock Of earthquake was felt here
about 1 o'clock this A. n.
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. REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAF.
yESSi

publish this card for tho benefit OF Dr.. II.
Price, u south G street. Virginia City, In IN.
bounded gratitude for what he has done for me,
ald for bis skill - . physleian aud surgeon;
Deafness 10 horriblei II renders q penon
unnt Tor any bushes. have been afnicted for
over three year. entirely deaf with one ear and
nearly deaf with the other. was recommend
cd 70 DR.. Price by Mr.. Joe Garner, engineer.
Of this. city, q wellknown citizen. whom he
cared last year Of deafness OF twenty seven
ysara standing. The Doctor puncturcd, 40 he
serious surgical operation. placed myself
lnder his treatment . week ago. and, strange
to say, In this short time have rcgalped my
hearing. A physician able 70 perform such
cures ought TO be patrsnlzed by all suffering
from similar affections. Ny thanks TO him,
and I hope this card will bring him many pa.
j. BOONE, Union Foundry.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day Of February, A. ID 1874.
WILL II. BURIAL.
tsIALl Notary Public.
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CARD.
Care Of Worst Case OF Rheumat.m.

Care Of Worst Case or Rheumatism.
On. PnicH-Dear Sir: suffered from nheu.
mstisn during last Winter more than pom can
write. Ma bedridden all Winter. suffering
al the tortures fesh can bear. II makes me
shudder TO think OF my palms ct every change
Of weather. had likewise q humor sctiled In
my len eye. Icould not open II all Winter.
and sweating medicines TO DO got. without any
benefit whatever. A happy day II was for me
when Isaw your Advertisement and commenced
your treatment. I began 10 mend. rapidly. ]
gained eleven pounds In fourteen days. ! an
now 40 we'll 90 ever. and sincerely. recommend
-FOUR treatment TO any one troubled with Hheu'
mstism.
Ysurs truly, JOSEPH EWkLL.
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TO YOUTHS AND MIN.

The only perfect cure. permanent and rella-
bic, for Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Impotence, etc., worth ti,UOO 10 the unior,
innate. No quackery or deception. The fullest
guarantee given. Al business strictly eonn'
DENTAL. Thoes who cannot Call In person
should write their case fully-agc. married or
single. cause, symptoms, duration OF illness,
etc, and inelose Is for fee and hrst medicine.
Address 80
r. PRICE, M. D.,
virsinIa City, Nevada.
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STOCK ~REPoRr.
lnrronrrD pAnr IT a r. x.,rrss . col
Last Evening.


Last Evening.
s7' meade. Valley, ", Q. ss, ~, ~ BIO.
iiso Raymond . Ely, AN, Is, a,s, .. n, nx,
$50 Earck. Con-. isx, isx. is.. lax. r,x /.
30 Phoebe. "a
I'D American Flag. AZ
at's Belmont. TN, Is, IN, II, isS. 10. isk,
l6f bo. 10
800 Sewak. ik.fk
200 Monitor Belmont. ak.i
leo Rye Patch: AZ, Az. s'.,< BIO. +t.,tso'
ass II Dorado south. ., ~. az bso
60 Chariot Mil, 81
$50 Cherry Creek, IN
90 Prussian. ~
800 North Belmont. soc
isoo N Dorado North, ~. 4. b9o
30 Mahoeany.t
10 Ida Ellmofe, IN
80 Empire IdAhoS, ~, XIX
300 south chariot. ~
ioo Golden Chariot. I, az .3H
40 Bullion. 10. ish, 10
$50 Bacon. az
80 sily.s hin, u. ~, iiS, iiX. liz. II
$50 Eclipse, II. n. nv, IN, TX
325 Trench, n. nk
ass Challenge, u, ut, IN
$50 Dayton. a.. a..
loo Rock lslAnl,
A9t
30 New York Con, 4, 4S,t.ts b:o. 81.
tl0 Occidental. ~, ~. ~. bSo
30 Senator. ~,
$50 American Vat, ;X.7x,IS
$3.50 Phil sheridan, Soc
40 Alta.
500 Su,ro. Az. az
is1o Union Con. 10. 50 IS. 50. IL 50. SIN, say
iy15 Moodyllie. ~. ~, ~.
$50 Mint. sc. 31kc
90 Lady Washington, Az
- Eo-suih.3
ITO Q. r. Rayins. I. I %
1900 Leo. ", IN, 4.
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This Msraing.
1873 ophlr. iso, iio. lis, lie. ia. iio. iitx, ~
h9O. Ia bSO
ASS Mexican, -, rs, ~. -. "a, ssX bsO. n
u bO
i's, bee, 4 pslehsr, saS. -, ssS. u, aS,
$3.50 Savage. ia. us bso, ITO. III. iia.. ia
us, ii5S. ZIG bso. ii2k 80
$50 Chollar Potesi. 70. % bO. l5x, ~ bto
so Hale q NorcrOss, 50, S.. 5sS
1000 cresh Point. ~, Is, tsx. an, tsk bS
tTk bio. q.
5a5 Yellow Jacket. ios. Is5. i35x
a2cS Imperial, Is. ir.. i'S. u.s.. l'S b'c. i's'
10 hi
so kehtuek. ~. ieS, CO..
ICO Alpha. 10. 26t a5t
iSO Eeicner. lsS. rs, q, 20. 80. az b,o. sdS
40 CeLfdsnee, y. IN, 81. SsS
go Consolidated Virginia. 81. ss,, Isl. so'S
40, Sierra Nevada, Is, IN. IN, II, isx
1850 csIiiSinis. as. a7O, sc1x. lbs, TIN bso,
10 Exchesuer. 100 hoo
io Seq. Belehsr. ia5. is1k. no
1a oy.rnan 70. II, u. Iax, Is Is. TX
$40 Justice. 20
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Omee Hears,
sKILLFUL

Given to all classes Of diseases. No idle pre-
tensions or lmposture; no fattering o.. expert
nations and the most reliable treatment: the
best remedies approved by science and expert:
ence, which may cure you though discouraged
and hopeless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-15

eEsiIsxEH's CLOTHING, Etc.
GREAT REJOICING /
FALL CAMPAIGN
FAIRLY iMAuouRArEDI
BANNER BROTHERS,
tAs USUAL,
TRIUMPHANT.
TUsT RECEIVED AND STILL RkcErvIN0
ct this Mammoth Estahlishment. the most
extensive and complete assortmento
Fall and Winter
G L o T N G
Ever brought TO this city.
The Best Of Fabric and the Nobblsst Styles Of
BUSINESS SUITS
Can DO found At
BANNER BROTHERS.
Satin.Lined Dress Suits,
To suit the mos. fsstidious, at
BANNER BROTHERS.
cHIncHlllA, DIAGONAL AND BEAVER
ovERcoATs,
That will excel anything sver exhibited In the
city OF Virginia for comfort
and durability, at
BANNER BROTHERS.
OUR ASSORTMENT IS THE LARGEST.
OUR VARIETY THE GREATEST.
Our Goods the Best. and
Our Prices the Lowest.
HAMMER BhUIHEm
Bid Defiance 10 all Opposition, and will cell
their New and Mammoth Stock OF Clothing
at PRICES so LOW - win rend
terror TO all self styled Cloth.
ing Dealers Of this city.
BANNER B~RoTHERs,
Who always study &c please their patrons. are
determined 10 continue, BY straight.
forward dealings, to merit the
respect and esteem ~
their fellow -cltirons
BUY ALL YOUR CLOTHING OF
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner G and Taylor Streets,
VIRGINIA. o'rr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-15
EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

10 TIE GOLD uIL DAILY Hsv'
The New York herald., 1874-08-05
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.
A CRY cniffSS"huHcTT1 hucT1ox MART AND N. Y rArrEnsAL1s.
fHa
sssY vhSEsbAY fktsE 81 TsS ss5FHs g.
At o EtfxES rs Sowad 9CaoGk Gn ra on
nfif sos Grsr TMs ns'fifcos MART in the state
large %rivny ring entirely under cover @ and
'e"'S EAT 'GtsisS 81 THIS DAY,
r asnss Of A. ssns 9H9Eh M % 1Sr of he
loSSns sssISTa SPRING. superior ou
One set single i hSeSsfs SsDE HajqSi JOIN H. r1.r ESQ.,
TO PAY STORAGE on f5F Express Waaon S'rse
n9ses'' s;fs BROWN tretting Msro got
by Reserve: BY Eysayks nsme,cstonisn; dam a thor:
s% hsS oa
sssanI SSra ;yi'h three
ssss: .,,. ,..
sad dSflsMaS sEdls Tar' RoT hreS sS *f consisting Of the
sD fS 9 s % N M f e M EaGrn BS
i've miles 4 rs gentle for any one g srys and
RNTsh ThGoS sfetS com
Pr1ssing the famous bay trotting ueld,ns LITTLE AL
Without n sn
fastest 10 road wagon in the State has record
.25s ro full mile in 240 to-day; is gentle
ana doce he drvcn by child with safety, and is
rranted sound and kind also the elegant top bar
Road Wagon built by Benson Bros Harness by Cross
MANI Ac All in al, OF the gentecl private
turnDuts ever offered at public sale.
LApA'S TukNOUI, CONsisTfNG Of a line Kentucky
bred dark brown pony Mare. hands high years old
very stylish and handy driver can tros close 10 three
and tall and ane sound and kind; also top Pony
Pbaeton, Harness, DC.
EIGHT OTHER TOP and no top Wagons.
NINE OTHER HORSES.
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED on account OF weather.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

V-ANTED-A PARLOR AND BEDROOM FOR
w gentleman ana wife, with or without board Tor
the only; the lamily OF widow lady preferred
huardngnouse keepers please not answer; terms mod
crate Address WELLINGTON, Herald Uptown Branch
Office
The New York herald., 1874-08-05
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

sssHR
sn WfSPSsa
Bno6RIYS IEssArE FOR sALEsrcoso PAGE
nus!sEss stss S%'PP%Fs95ihTgSIr1Es-Srsrn PAGE
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSp FAsK"First
CLERKS sSs'H AND sALEsMEY-1wrIrrH PAex-ritth col.
END Ttesa r..sr
f'e COL
rss. column
BY column column
F.sHfs1a SH"Pa and
ExGaANGETFIns1 PAes-seeoad Column Column
tiNANCIAL-NIsrn PAGE '' 'N''"A'
s3s ooRs 1SS 1PSSpTRsrs S TO LET
v,,p sEgoHn s,e PAeE-seeond and third columns
HELP wXSTED~FEAAIEs-Tf PAcr-rourth
HELP. WISrED-nALEs-rwrLrrH PAor-sixlh col
HORSE. CARRIAGES. ac-rrnsr PAer-rhird and
SG Sos 1 %IsFfbrrs.rrr saHTH PAGE
EE & agsgkt gSFRp aFE AND prr
hgsf S:s.ss ssaSs ss"""
LOST AND fOUND-FIRsT PsGE-First column
MhCHiNERY-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column
MARBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGF-Fifth column.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGr-Fh column.
fSnsi fS@n PAGE
sER F1ssrs rassss sesr
PERSON NAI.--FIRsr PAGE-First column.
PhN0FOkfEs. ORGANS, &C.-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth
column.
EIHz4Sss 4RtSs mp
TWELFTH PAGE-fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoyp PAGE-Firs column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANtiE-SEcoND PAGE-First
REAL ESTATE wANTEp-sEcosp PAsE-First column
REWAHDS-FIesr PAGE-First and second columns.
SAILS AT AUCTION--ELEvESru PAGB-Sixth column.
STU ATOMS WANTED-FEMALES--TwE PAGE-
First second, third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
Fourth and fifth columns.
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAGE-Second column
SPORTING-DOGs BIRDS, 6C-FIRsT PAGE-Third col.
sToRAGE1ELEyESrH AEELH PAGE-,Fifth column
SUMNER RESORTS-fIRsT PAGE-siXth column.
The TRADES-TwELFrH PAGE--Sixth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURfOSES-SEcoNp PAGE
second column
TRAVELLERS GUlDE-sEcoSp PAer-Fourth and fifth
UNFGRNiSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
WANTED TO PURC HASE-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
WESTCHESTEK COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-First column
WINES, LIQUORS. &C.-ELEvEETH PA6E-Fifth column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C-FIRsr PAGE-Second col
unln.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

c. wHsArLy. Secretary.
MEsT SIDE DRIVING PARK.-JERSEY CITY
w THURSDAY, August g. Entries have fled FOR the
2.85 class
Or. Il. II. Heard's s. N. Ellen Mary.
4. Bourrett's b. m. Mary Louise.
II. w. Iiow's ch. s. NJ q. ogden.
x. bunhauss ch. &. Alpha formerly Chas T. Cooney)
Jos. NJ. De Camps Il. G. Shoestrngs.
FOR THE 3MINUTt CLASS.
p Mahar's b. Forest Maid.
J. Iillic's b. IN. Rosa Lee.
W. Rcards g. z. Dan.
r. Williams b. Tom BerHer.
!. BrWder's br. g. G. Darcy.
Owners s.. n. Kttie.
A. Howe's b. e. Tippo.
Owners e. X. Billy
James Hays o. m. Pattie.
Running race, mile heats day. FIVE entries Trot
ting commence at two O'Clock. horse distancing
the field or any part thereof viii be awarded but ono
premium. Admission quarter stretch and grand
stand, ST. j, :. WASliBURN, General Manager.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

('ITY HOTEL, CLINTON PLACE EIGHTH STREET
y and Northumberland situation: single Rooms
ana suits, with or without Board, summer pricesi
Board aud Room from SiB.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

YARDS, CIRCULARS. BILL HEADS. POSTERS Law
" forms Bills OF Ladine, and Kind OF job Com
mercal and Theatrical Printing neatly. cheaply and
prompy done at the METROPOLITAN PRINTING Es-
tAAIiSiiM%Nr, No 2is Broadway Estimates cheer
iulll given application
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

HRANT HOUSE. ~ NEW BOWERY. PRICES Re
VI duccd: $50 rooms clean and wei ventilated:
bugs; single rooms per night rooms
TO 81 ~: open day ami night
The New York herald., 1874-08-05
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS. &c.


DIGtON SHoOTlNG-A MATCH BETWEEN K. 6.
l. Marsh, ~ New York city, and d. H. smith, Of Attic
borO Mass 10 snoot - tame birds q yards rso 90 yards
boundary kEole Island rules n and traps $50 81 ie
will take place q the Attleboro Fair Ground We'd
ncsday, August u. 1874.
o. 81 DRAPEs.
A. SMITH
MANTED--A FINE BRED ITALIAN GREYHOUND
w 0emae preferred): must be OF clean habits
II. GARDNER, Ill south Fifth avenue.
DOOLs SOLD THIS AFTERNOON AND THIS EVEN
i ing at JOHNSON'S. /. .lS7 Broadway corner Twenty
eighth street. the trots ut Buffalo; the winner OF
each heat received by telegraph as scon as trotted
4. r. JOHNSON.
DOsTERs FOR HORSERACES, MEETINGS. &C.
! promptly and cheapiy done at the METROPOLiT TAN
PRINTING ESTABLISI1MENT, 21S Broadway, Herald
Building.
SARATOGA RACES.
saturday, AUGUSTA
Tuesday. August ii.
thursday, August Is.
Saturday August Is.
Tuesday. August 1s
Extra Day. "Wednesday, August le
Thursday, August 70
W. r. TRAVEKS President,
JNO. MORRISSEY. Lessee
c. WHBArLy. Secretary
The New York herald., 1874-08-05
HOTELS.

A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. FRANKFORT
a House Frankfort and William streets;
go cool light Rooms - SO and 50 cents each gentle
men and families
The New York herald., 1874-08-05
RE w Afsi1>.

n REWARD-wIII BE PAID, AND No uUEs.
N} uons asked, tor the return ot The Guitar .to.cu
rom the yacht 0ermaula last FRIDAY night. JOHS
IRICK care Aixin. Lambert a ca. Ia Maileu Laua.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

4 CENTRE MORTCHES. l.. I.-GOOD BOARD AT
- farm house; suri and sth water bathins gqnnlpg;
a. TERRY, Ccutre Morches l.. ]. Refers 10 t. 5. Ber.
gen 2i7 East Fifty sixth street. New York city.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

+ STAMFORD. CONN.-TfiIRTY-FOUR MILES FROM
~ New York; pleasant airy Rooms; fine location.
near the water; 81 to 81 per week.
{. WASHINGTON HILL Stamford Conn.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

A SMALL, NEATLY FURNISHED DOWN TOWN
"A Boarding House tor sale.-Price. $1,000 rent 500
boarders will remain Address A. l.. WARD Herald
ofc
The New York herald., 1874-08-05
COUNTRY BOARky.

A + AMITYvILLE- l.. l.. ~ MILES ON SOUTH SIDE
n Rnroed good BOARD at private house. two minutes
from depot good shade drives splendid bathing, sh
inG, &c. terms moderate Address s. r. A.. AmityVs
Post Office, l.. /.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE TAD At BRIDGE
- Hampton, l., Il = minutes from DEPOT; near bay
Apply to CAPT. ID. SWEENT, Bridge Hampton j.. l..
q K. SWEENY St South y. V.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

(tONFECT1ONERY. SODA AND ICE C2aAM
- Saloon, on leading thorouchiarc, 20 be sold at n
bargan suitable tor lady of small capial rent mod
crate; handsome plate glass front and dwelling
rear. Apply ut l.OO3 sixth avenue or ~ Spring
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

4 WE'LL ESTABLISHED BAKERY FOR SALE
~ Splendid business location; excellent cash trade
baking u barrels wech Tor entcrprisng party
unQue stiOnably rare chance.
IMERS' store Agency. No. Murray street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

A FOR SALE. CORNER LIQUOR STORES. LAGER
~. Beer saloons. splendid Billiard Saloon, with
Tables tor $5lJ Hotels Restaurants, country Hotels
roadside Hotels.
MIrCUELI'S store agency II Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

ITO LET-X BRICK STABLE, TWO STORIES, FOUR
stalls. coachhouse. hay loft, water, all in fine
order; will be rented Tor half its value, from til
May next Call for Mr.. COOK 10 West Forty seventh
The New York herald., 1874-08-05
REWARDS.


Ge)S REwARD-AKD NO QUESTIONS ASKED,
30 for silver wateh, hdntlne case hard rubber
chain lost early sunday morning las. on side OF
city will buy pawn ticket. Address +. g. Herald oice.
G.ls REwARD-F0R THE POCKETBo0K AND
DZC Contents lost pn sunday morning on Twenty
third street and Fifth Avenue take the money and
q. IN REwARD--LADIES GOLD HUNTING CASE
COU Watch nur:be5 1895. eagne turned, Bueglin
iIarot maker; also l!fayv chatelane Chain and Pin
urdny July 25 The above reward will be paid for the
return OF the articles ana no que9ns Sed to FEANk
Williamsburg.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL ~ BOWERy, CORNER
N Bavard street2O light Rooms, tly furnished.
iOc soc per night, 81 TO 81 week; tor gentlemen
only.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

HAVING DisPOshD Of NY BUSINESS, WOULD
Ill ike 10 sell for clsh 1r wople eHcnaGgo real estate
preferred about Sl,AU bOOh AocsgGs eddress lor one
week, ACCOUNTS herald oiAse.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

A FIRST CLASS LIQC OR STORE FOR SALE.-LO-
IA cation unsurpassed; iavorably known: extensively
troni2ed; extraordinary chance for live man; rar,
inves estment: satisfactory reasons given
Sinners store Sgenry. No Z Murrav street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

INOAL YARD FOX SALE CHEAP.-FOR PARTIC
\ lars inquire at the YARD 81 Mulberry street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

III WEST TW GNTf FOURTH STREET "A PRIVATE
fO family will let, with without Board three hand
somey furnished Rooms on second floor, separately
together.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

7 A PIERRE HOUSE, ONE BLOCK FROM CITY
Hall SO Warren eet.--l00 light Rooms, s0c day /:
81 10 So wceK: family Rooms. n and 81 30 day -
to SS week.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

[ ONl On 50 NpNH EVENING. \ SMALL. SHAGGY
Il hltcN scotch Terrier With HIGHT paws and bic lst.
no vii be paid on MS return 20 No S6 Filth
I ust--ON TUESDAY. Jelly - \ SMALL BLACK
- snt 1An Dog liberal reward viii be paid II left
at rs Fourth dfcHnc, drug store.
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

90 EAST rWENTY-THlRD STREET.-SECoND
40 Floor TO let entire suite, with Board: also
other KOOms. sinGly suite: references required
The New York herald., 1874-08-05

q CLINTON PLACE. NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
To Rooms, with Board suitable for gentlemen and
their wives, two single gentlemen; house and To-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08
STATE ITEMS.

A MEETING of the Democracy of
Richie county was held AT Pennsboro,
Saturday. August LIST. 1t was callesto
order by r. :. Blain, Esq, Chairman of
the Executive Committee of the county,
and Samuel Mu>grove. Esq. was elected
chairman, and DR.. J. B. Crumrinc. Sec
rotary. Delegates to the Senatorial and
Congressional Conventions at Ellrnboro,
were selected. and it WAS resolved that
they should not be given any in
.tructionS, but should be left untrammrl-
eel to vote for whom they saw 1t.
JEFFERSON county, West Virginia.
has produced this year more than 800
900 bushels of wheat of the best quality,
according to the estimate ofthoSe compe-
tent to Judge. In 1870 the yield was
4235l4 bushels The wheat is all good.
WEIGHTY MEN OF WEST VIRGINIA.
-Four of our Harrison county friends
met in Mr.. SpatcS Store on the 18th
inst. and were weighed in the balance;
their aggregate weight amounted 10
l.343 - pounds; namely; Thomas Hor-
ner. 295; Thurman Elliott. 294; Isaac
Lynch. 80; George Sheets. 443 H.
ErchdnQr.
THE Congress nominating convention
for the Second District of West Virginia
will meet at Piedmont on the 10Th inst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

reported the following delegates, VIZ;
V. Langpit, Charles Stewart, l.; b. DAVIS
S. b. Mcmillan, G. j.. Roach, Ihos. ASH
Charles Bonnell, j. X. Sweeney, A. >.
Divers, John darlington, w. d. ID.
Douglas. AL P. Carrot, s: i. DAVIS,
Issbrs b.ary y. r, Randolph, s. j,
chapman, b. G. Stout John w. Leach
John Wanstreet, Jacob Lesson, Floyd
Neely. c. G. Davis, "A. j. Charter, T.
Ofitt C. j. Stuart, E. II. ODonnel,
Charles Miller, NJ. 0Neal, Srr VIM. b.
Dots6n and Leroy Leeson.
On motion the report of the committee
was adopted.
On motion, 1885,.
Resoired, That the District Committee
be added to the list of delegates; also on
motion,
Resotced, That the President and Sec
rotary of the meeting be added to the
list.of delegates. E!lhOfS
On motion,
Resolved That any sound DeHOcrat
from the county Of Doddridge in attend
ance at the Ellenboro Cogventlon Is
hereby authorized to act as delegate.
RssoLped, That the proceedings of the
meeting bo sent to the Wheeling REG1S-
TER and Clarksburg San for publication.
0..... j. F. RANDOLPH,
.... President.
B. H. MAULSBY,
Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

As one of the effects OF the everlasting
scandal, a portion of the New YORK
Press predicts the utter and final doom Oh
the woman suffrage question. The zeal
which has been shown by the strong
minded female associates of Mr.. TILToN
will so disgust the thinking mepbers OF
society, that they will all hehcetorth look
upon such examples rs has been here set
as subversivc of the best and most sacred
principles, and many who have hereto
fore given adherence to the movement
will desert it. The avidity to rush into
the case. which has been evidenced by
such prominent advocate for woman 5
rights as Mrs. CADY STANTON; the
ready zest with which she has swallowed
the disgusting details presented, show so
little regard for the sacredness of the
marriage tie, as to have strong tenden-
cv to defeat the object for which she has
fought SO strenuouSly. Her whole life
has been devoted to the working out of
womans nfranchisement; but her action
in this particular matter will, to great
degree, destroy all that she has heretofore
accomplished. Thus woman may be
taught ny this the lesson that her sphere
is the most responsible noblestand most
important upon earth; it is not found
amid the rude turmoil of the world by
mixing in public and political matters
but rather in the home, where she can in
still into the coming generations princi-
piles of truth and justice, which will exert
the most powerful influence on the future
conduct of society; and in this way she
will silently and quietly, but none the
less surely be the true guide in all mat
tiers social as well AS political.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

Our friend. the editor of our even
ing journal in criticising tn" arti-
Gle on the political situation. which
appeared in our issue of day or
two since, quotes the expression we
used about ''the long night of dark
ness. and asks us if we ever heard of a
night that was not dark. We have
frequently. for we have experienced
moonlight nights. and even starry nights
that were not very dark, and we have
rcad stories of travellers who assert that
about the regions of the North Pole there
is to be seen night six months long,
which is not ut all dark, but con-
,ists of steady twilight. =" 1t
bv no means follows that because
it is night that it should bea dark night.
Still we are not ignorant of the fact that
darkness is the characteristic of night
generally, and it was for this reason that
We used the metaphor in speaking of tn"
political darkness in which we have been
envcloped. Our contemporary Is right
when he says that the country has not
been aware of this state of affairs. That
is why they have existed for so great /"
period. The people have, for
long time. been blinded; hut
we have had ''contidcncc and
AT last the clouds are breaking,
the sun light of Democracy and
Conservatism is beginning to burst forth
and iluminc the eyes and minds of all
throughout the length and breadth of
the land The darkness i about To be
disSipatcd, and new era l. beginning.
If our contemporary or any one else
doubts this we refer rs basis of our
belief. to the election news from MiSSiS-
>ippi North Carolina Tennessee and
Kentucky, already received, and we cN-
poet to add to this list many other States
in due course of time.