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Wilmington journal., 1875-09-24
VALI.IEKE,S LITTLE FARM.
'Ehc Heirs TO SI5,OOO,OOO worth Ol
Kansas and Missouri Lands.

The suit of the heirs of Don Joseph
Valliere, who III 1898, as captain OF
a Spanish regiment at the post of Ar
kansas, received a grant of six million
acres of land from Baron de Caronde-
let. Governor of the Province of Lou
isiana, which the heirs now claim from
the United States, was called in Jefer-
son City, Mo-, on Monday of last week.
by Judge A. Krekel, and the Govern
ment, through District Attorney Bots
ford, fled plea of demurrer to the
petition, and joined issue on questions
of law. Counsellor William E. Dur
yea, of Brooklyn, the solicitor OF the
forty heirs. appeared for them, and is
to argue the demurrer III Jefferson
City on the first Monday in November.
The land covered by the original grant
lies along the banks of the White river,
and extends into Southw west Missouri,
into a rich country. 1t is worth $15,-
900, 600, and the heirs sue for floating
land warrants for the original number
of acres. The full particulars of the
Interesting suit were given in the Sun
July 21.-N Y. Sun.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-24

Basques are as long waisted as the
wearers figure will permit. and follow
the natural outline of the figure az
closely as possible.
Aparasol of black faille, embroidered
in a close pattern with silvery white,
mixed with steel heads, is charIningly
a,,rro,,riafo with ON y oosknnno-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18

Persons NJ q distance may b. cURTD At
HOME by addressing a letter to Dr.. GIBBON
stating case mTtoIns. length ~ time tie
disease has continued. and have medicines
promptly forwarded. 'rce fr N amege and
curiosity. with fuil and plein directions
rheumatism, Fever and Aene Piles and
Fistula. permanently cured: o. no charge
Persons writing 70 the Doctor will please
state the narne of the paper they uoe this al.
gertisement in.
BY inclosing tcn dollars coin. in registered
letter, thr0ae'1 the Post-ofce. or through
Wells 7 r4o and Co.. package of medicine
viii be frsgardcd 10 any part Of the Union
All communications strictly confidential
Address Dr. J. +. GIBBON G29 Fcarncv
street, corner Il Commercial San francisco
Post-oflcc box 1857. Remember to put HoY
ic"| on th' htttr. oci ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. the consequence 81 self
abuse. THIS solitary vice or DEPRIVED sssual
Indulgence Is prac' ised by the youth Of both
sexes 20 a15almost unlimited extent producing
with unerffng certainty the following train 81
morbid symptoms, unles crmhated By scion
tific mrdicol measures. viz, SalI0w coun'c-
nance, dark spots under the eyes pain in the
head, ringing in the ear. noise Ike the rust
ling II leaves sBd the rcttling e.: UAariots
untasiness about the lcirs. weakness 81 The
limbs. confused vi.ifn. bluu'cd intellect T. Sc
Of confidence. difIidence in approaching
strangers. q d!slikt To- I, rm now acquaintance
disposition to sH1n society. loss of memory
hectic iushes. pimples epd various cluptious
about tho face. fiirn a tongue, fetId breath
coughs, consHmI ton, night ITS mono
mania. and ffequrut insanity. II relief be
not obtoined should apply Immediately
either In person or by letter, and have a cure
effected hv his new and scientific mcde Of
treating this disease. which never fails Of
cGseting quick and radical cure.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18
To Females.

when \ .,rale Is In trouble, or afflicted with
any Of TIE diseases peculiar t. hef sex, the
should "a ~ write ~ eDcc 20 the celebrated
female Doctor. v + pnhfrtv az bis Medica
but amply Immediately. and Hnyo yours i from
pfmful D1ftrinF and premature death. Al
Married aides. Visffe delicate health or othef
circumstances ptV'ut sn iucreese IN their
famiiira, should write or rHll "a " +. Doher-
tvs Medical listitntr sud they VIII receive
every possible rcl!c: and help. The Doctors
Offices. c,naftirg Of suite If six rooms, aFs
so arranged that he can be consulted Wfihos'
fear % observation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18

h CAtIAGHAN, HAVING SUPPLIED
y Pe The trade Of The pecifc Coast with these
celebrated Yeast Powders for the pnst ten
years would caution the pullic araust spu.
rious uIiiati9ns, rs none are genuine unless
ID. CAILAGHAN'S signature n ~, ,,,,r, en-,
We are also putting M n suacrior article ~
" CAiLAGllAN'S" BRAND of Cream Tartar
IN ey. ~ style # package. Also. "CAITA.
GHANS' BRANDS # Di-Carb Soda snd Xxi.
saleratus, which we offer at lowest market
T@es; Also en- hand aud for sale Cream Tar
tar Crystals IN casks. nnre Ground Cream
Tartar nibulk. English Ri-Carb soda in kegs.
u CALGAGHAN & CO..
Factory and "aesroom l2i ~ ~ street, s. f.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18
Administrators Sale.
Notice of Sale of Personal Property Z.

NYOTycI is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT "
- pursuance of an order Of the District
Court of the Fourth judicial District of the
state of Nevada. made on the 10Th day If
March 1878. in the matter of the estate of H.
LIAM K tMMEREB. deceased, the undersiql-
ed, Administrator Of the estate of said deceastd d.
will sell at public auction. to the highesf bid
der, for cash gold coin Of the United States,
on WEDNESDAY, tina 2 III day Of March,
1875, between the hours Of II O'Clock \. N.
and O'Clock P. NJ, 1t the residence of 9. l..
Phippany. in Paradise Valley. Humbnldt
county. State + NCvada-tbe SAID resi- Hence Of
said Phippany being tn last residence Of the
said deceased the f flowing personal prop
erty, to wit Six horses and their harm IS.
two wagons. ne saddle. one bride. ten tons
of hay. eight sacks of barley. enc pair half
blankets. one whip, one half box su,ar. one
bake oven, one frying pan, one pair of boots,
nineteen bales Of hay and one half-box can
dies.
Dated March the 18th. 1875
DAVID NFLARKFY,
Administrator of the state of William KAN
merer, deceased. mhl7 I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
n Q r l c e.

ny Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, TIA T AT
~ meeting # the Board Of Trustees OF
Winnemucca School District No 7, held in
rhe Soho l-hOu,e in said District on the 2d
day of February, \. d. 1915, 1t wa, moved and
unanimously carried thar the question OF
raising by Special Tax the sum of Nv ntY-
i've t$2 $50 Hundred Dollars, to he appro-
priated t. the building of an addisi nal
School house and to the repairing of the old
one. should by said Board he submitted to the
qualified ectors of said District
Now, tn refore. be it known that a Special
Election is hereby called for the object set
forth alb we. said Election to b. held at the
school house, in Winnemueca. unboldt
county, Nevada on the 2Oth day If March, A.
j.. 1875. between the hours OF lD \. II. 6 P. n.
IL said day. The Ballot sail Election shall
contain the wOIJls :. Fax, Yes" or FAX. no"
A. KLEIEHANS,
G.. H. WALKER,
JAMES BUChNFR,
Board Trustees Winnemucca District No. 7.
Winnemncca February II, 1915 It'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18
Sper1Int0Frhma.

np. DoHFRTY has lust published an imroy.
,art namphlct cmbodyiug HIS own views an4
rxpoIiencos IN relation to Impotence OF Nirilttyi
beipp short treatise on SpermatorrhUa or
seminal Weakness. Nervous and PLY steal Re-
bilitv CONSEQUENT ON this affection and othsf
Diseases ~ the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information Of TIE
utmost value 70 an whether married or sim
de. and will lie sCnt FpFE by mail ON recciFF
Of Six Cents in postage stamps fer return post
age Address W. *. pOHFHTY, NJ D.,
10-1y san Francisco. Cal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18
To Correspondents.

Patients fnale or femalcl residing 10 snl
part Of the state. baeryer dietalt, who may
desire the opinion ard advice 81 az. DoheftiiA
their respective tascs. gnd WHO think pfopl~
sul'Ai' a written statement - such ~ pr'ls.
enoe To holding . Personal interview, ~
respectfully gssi'rcd tlBt their comnhh@s
tons viii BE- held most sacred and e'uhdehs4ss'
If the ease be falls and caudidiy descrioea'
personal communication viii be unnecessary,
az instructions for diet. "ceimeu and tN
general treatment - the ease itself iirciudih5
the relnedief} will he forwarded "llh9m
delay. and in sueh manner as 10 e"lt'y uulu .'a
az Tie nur,ori Of The Iettgr or parcel 80 trans
mitted. -
Consultation ,ry letter or otherwise FRrr'
Ternancut e,,nc guaranteed ~ no pay. Adj
drass W.K. pOIlIErY W. y,
san Francisco, Cal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18
To the Afflicted.

Dir. W. X. pOHEErY returns sis sincere
thanks 10 Mss numerous patti nts for their pat
ronage. and wauld take tha opportunity to
remind them that be continues TO consult. 1t
his Institute. for the cure ~ chronic diseases
Of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and
Genito- riuary Organs. aad al Private Dis
CASES viz; SFlbilie IN ali it, forms AZ stages
Seminal WeakpttS. and ~ the herTil eoasF.
oucnccs Of SeA-hbuse. Gunorfbra, elect.
Strict res Nocturnal and piurhal Emissions,
sexual Debility. Diseases ~ tie Back AID
Lunt-. Inflammation III the hiaIjtitr md ht8-
neys. etc. ai4l De- hopes that his long experi-
enee aud -ucces siul practice VII continue 70
insure him ss-sfc OF public patronage. by
his practice Of any year. IN Europe sad tAe
United States, he is euabltd 60 apply the MosT
efficient and succ' seful remedies against DIS
eases II all klndS. lie uses ho Inet5nTy charges
moderate treats his patients In a sorroct ard
honorable way. and haas references nt Hnques-
tinnabie y,rr.ctty fruta mtu 81 known respectA-
bility and high standing ia socirty. All parties
consulting him. rs letter or otaerHise, viii
receive the best and Contest treatment and
implicit secrecy
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18
Notice 60 Creditors.

EYSTATE OF WILLIAM KNMNERFR-
ia Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Al ninistrGtor OF the Estate OF WIZ
liam Kammefer. deceased, to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims against
the said decea- ed, tn exhibit them, with
after the first publication Of this otto to
the sal Administrator, ut his residence, on
Second rect, opposite the dwelling house
OF Alex. Wise, in the wn of Winnemurga,
humboldt county, State of Nevada.
d. MELtREEY,
Public Administrator for the county Of Hum
boldt aforesaid.
Winnemucoa. March o., 1875. mig oawiw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18
Notice to Creditors.

ENSrATE OF MARY RODGERS, DE-
~ ceased Notice is her by given by the
undersigned administrators Of the Estate If
Mary Rodgers, deceased, to the creditors Of
and all persons having claims "a .aiast the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the ace
essary vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication Of this notice, 20 the said
Administrator, at his residence ON Second
street. opposite the dweliiug-house Of Alex.
Wise, in the town Of Wianemucca, HUMBOLDT
county. State ~ Nevada.
Dated ut Winnemucca, Nareh rs, 1873.
DAVID MELARKEY.
Administrator OF the Estate 81 Mary Rodgers.
mhl7 oawlm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18
Horrible Diseases.

How many thousands Of persons, both male
and fen ale. there are wbe are suffering out
miserable existence from the effects of secret
inaurreuucs or from virus absorbed into tie
system Look at their pbIiid. emaciafed
and dishIured faces and their brokcu-duwn
constitutions. di@qGslif5ng them for the hap
pincss Of marriage ar the enjoyment If life.
In This h0rrid situation thousand, suft,r until
death closes the scene. 1t parents. guar ians
friends attend 10 those who ara suffering With
any If these horrible. fe.dpstraflrg maladics
see that they are cared for and cured before
il b. too late =, nj them Immediately 20 Or.
GIBBOE, q physi isu who has made private
diseases his especial study for Years aud who
is certain 90 cure the most inyetfra'e tass.
with ut mercury or anv ,njuroHs drugs. II -
important to THOSE WIN are afflicted or ~
those vino are interested in the welfare Of
their friends to BE- careful rf The many pre-.
tcIsdp1 ioct0rs who iHiJst 81 cities publish
ing their skill in curng all diseases ia & few
days. imposing upon nc public by hsiny the
names If eminent phys cians from EurGpc and
other places. Pc therefore careful and make
strict inquiry. or you may fall into sAs bands
OF those charlataNs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-06
A O. gHs.

Editor Register We notice in your
paper of last week, an item clipped from
some paper, stating that tramp had
written Il statement and requested 1t to be
published in which he says that he had
committed Il murder in England III 1871.
1t may be of some interest to your readers
to hear something Of the history OF this
VIM. H. Russell and rs we arc Wei ae-
uuaiptad with a part Of it We will tell It..
In the fall of 1872 this Russell came TO
Fredericksburg, Va, where your CORES
pendent then lived, and applied to Mr..
G. +. Barlosius, (who kept a restaurant
and boarding house and with whom we
boarded for situation us waiter.
He was employed at good salary and
treated kindly. At one time he made
some blunder and was discharged. Your
correspondent took it upon himself to in
tercede with the proprietor who took him
back. Matters went on very well for a
month or two until some timei in February
1873, when Mr.. b. went to Baltimore on
business, leaving Russell in charge of the
store. That night he absconded taking
with him all of the money in the drawer
and a silver watch, belonging TO one Of
the bOarders. He was promptly pursued
and captured near Stafford {. III. and the
money and watch recovered, w aS tried
and sentenced 70 the town Jail for four
months.
His term was out about the lst of July.
1873, since which time we have heard
nothing from him until we saw the piece
in your paper. His story is 10 doubt
true, as he has told us several times that
he had to leave England on account Of a
crime committed, but would not tell what
it was. He stated also that he had desert
ed from an English man-of-war. We
write this to warn people Of him, for we
believe him TO be dangerous character.
He is about feet 6 inches Highly with light
hair and blue eyes, is tolerably well edu-
Gated, and speaks in rather broad English.
There is no doubt As to his identity, rs we
have often directed letters for him TO his
parents in Bath, Somerset county, Eng.
Respectfully yours,
MEMO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-06

A SATcHEL AND SEVEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS TAKEN BY MlsTAKE-REcov-
ERY OF PRopERTY.-On Saturday after
noon, Mr.. William TutteE, merchant
of Wheeling, West Virginia, gave III
formation to Smith, Picrson q West,
independent detectives, that his satchel,
containing $1,000 in money and secur!-
ties, had been taken from Il car Oh the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and apoth-
cr satchel left in its stead. The detcc-
tiyes learned from The officials in charge
Of the train the points after leaving
Cumberland where passengers had got
of, and telcgraphed to ten different
places, giving description Of the lost
satchel, and asking that the passenger
who left tie train there be hunted up.
\ passenger from Chicago, who was on
his way TO IIarrisonburg, Rockingham
county, Va, left the train at llmPers
Ferry, and walked three miles to Hall
town station, on the Winchester Branch
railroad, for the exercise, and there took
the train for Harrisonburg. Dispatches
were sent to Capt. John Mesmer, chief
of Police at Winchester, and to Harris
onburg, asking that the Chicago trave-
Ter be stopped. The dispatch only
reached Winchester few minutes be-
fore the arrival Of the train, and when
Capt. Mesmer boarded it he found the
man with the satchel in his possession
and took him into custody. A dispatch
was sent to this city, and Mr. Tutten
went up to Winchester and identified
his property. 1t was proved beyond
question that the Chicago passenger
had taken the satchel for his own, and
had not discovered his mistake when
apprehended, and satisfactory exp!ana
tons were made.
When Mr.. Tutten went on the tram
he had hung his satche upon a rack
over his head. After leaving Cumber-
land he went to sleep, and did not
awake until the train had passed the
Point OF Rocks, on its way to Balti-
more, when he found that the satchel
was gone. The Chicago gentleman was
also provided with travelling satchel,
which he hung on rack near the satch-
el of Mr.. Tutten. He left the train at a
station for several minutes, and upon
returning to the Car took seat directly
behind Mr.. Tulten, thinking he was in
his old position. At Harper's Ferry,
where passengers for the Winchester
branch change cars, he took Mr.. Tut
tons satchel from the rack, and left his
own in its stead, whilst Mr.. Tutten
still slept. The latter has returned to
this city with his recovered r"'r>"''
-Baho. Sur aF -A1""':5., '
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-06
Editorial Es,.cviiicS.

Captain Zolicoffer, a conductor on
the Frederick and Winchester accom-
mediation of the b. g. o. r. r., lately
became insane, from an injury that he
received upon the head several years
ago
Mr. Adam Forney, soldier of the
war Of 1912, died at his residence in
Winchester, Va, on Wednesday last,
at an advanced age.
The Elk Empress Eugenia is said to
be wasting away with consumption, and
looks much older than a few months
ago.
Andrew F. Grayson, of Page county,
Va, went to Baltimore TO testify
against men who had swindled him out
of s6l5 by lottery last fall, and found
that they had forfeited their bail and
left.
There is some probability of the re-
vival of crinoline in all its glory next
summer. The news ought to occasion
regret.
We have several pretty girls in our
town, but they don't carry themselves
straight enough when promeuading.
The gross earnings of the Western
Maryland Railroad for the year 1874
amounted to S277, 1872 81, and the ope-
rating expenses reached $l94,442 SO.
He who is wise now buyeth his girls
little brother something nice, and so
getteth the little rascal to make himself
scarce whenever necessary hereafter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-06

ga TuE HARrER's Ferry PROPER
rY.-Last session says the Washington
Correspondent otthe Baitimnre San, the
subject OF the sale OF liarper's Ferry
property was referred to the Senate ju-
dietary committee, with sundry COM
munications from the Attorney General
relating to the subject 1t is understood
that the committee is OF the opinion
that the law officers OF the government
have not taken rs vigorous measures as
they should to compel the purchasers
of the property TO comply with the
terms OF sale, and report will be made
from the committee, recommending
that more summary proceedings be in
stituted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-06
Deatbs.

On Sunday, January 3lst, near Ker-
neysville, LINDEN S. w. JOHNS
TON, youngest son Of G. w. and NJ.
E. Johnston, aged five months.
On the morning of January oath,
1875, at Vienna, Fairfax county, Va,
after an illness of four hours, of con-
gestion of the brain, DIR. LEWIS NJ.
SMITH, aged So years, formerly of
Charlestown.
In Charlestown on Saturday morning
last, CHARLES W., infant son of
Charles w. and Bette L. Trussell, aged
l month andes days.
On the 9th ult., at her residence in
Clinton county, Mo-, Mrs SUSAN NJ
DREAMER aged A years, 3 months
and l3 days, wife of Lewis Il. Creamer
On the 18th ult., at Bell Air, near
Front Royal, Mrs ELIZABETH p.
BUCK, widow Uf DIR. Marcus p.
Buck, deceased.
At Long Meadow, Jefferson county,
after brief spell of sickness, which
she bore with Christian fortitude, Miss
HANNAH Nj. THROCKMORTON,
aged "a years, months and day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-06
nlarria9ss.

In this county, on the 9th ult. by
Rev. T. Is. Shepherd, Mr.. JOSEPH
w. TRUSSELL To Miss MOLLlE
DOVENBERGER-both Of this coun-
ty.
In the Baptist Church, Charlestown,
on the 2Sth ult., by Rev. I. i. Shep-
herd, Mr.. JAS. r. LITTLETON TO
Miss LAURA b. TAVENNER.
At the same time and place, by the
same. Mr.. JAS NJ. HElDWHOL to
Miss MARTHA 4. LITTLETON-all
of this county.
In Charlestown, on the 28th uli., by
Rev. A. {. Hopkins, Mr.. EDWARD
HASS to Miss MATTE GALLAHER
both of Loudoun county, Va.
In Hcdgesviile,' Berkeley county, Jan.
9TH, by Rex. VIM. NJ. Walsh, Mr. A.
b. KEARFOTT to Miss MARY L.
LANE, all Of Rerkeley county.
Near White Post, Clarke county,
Va, on the 2Oth ult. by Rev. W. q.
Eggleston, Mr.. J. MARSHALL DEN
NY to Miss LAURA G. CHRISTIAN.
On the l4th ult at Berlin, Md, by
Rev. S. A. Ball, Mr.. JAS. CORBlN
and Miss ROSA SHUMAkER, both
of Loudouu county, Va.
On the 2lst ult., in Market Street NJ.
f. Church, Winchester, Va, by Rev.
w. 7. Schooley, assisted by Rev. Jas.
Gardner, Rev. JAS. NJ. STEVENSON,
of the Virginia Conference, M. Il.
Church, to Miss ELLA FERGUSON,
of Frederick county, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-06

Rs5- BEIErs.-The City Council
meets Oh Monday evening next, the Sth
of February.
Mrs. Hannah Lee, an aged colored
woman, died in town on Monday morn
ing.
Red wheat sold at Georgetown this
week from Fl Is to 81 81.
Read everything in this paper and
get the worth of your money.
More new subscribers to the Register
this week.
Lent commences on the 10th inst
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Bcltzhoovor has remov-
ed his Law Office in his building next
door to his residence
d. &. Souders, Of Sharpsburg, was
arrested in Hagerstown, last week, and
lodged in Jail, fox forgery.
"Templar," our Lectown correspon-
dent, was made happy last week, but
we have not heard what it was-boy or
girl.
Tuesday last was Ground Hog day,
but we have voted him a humbug.
Our streets have been quite juicy all
week, and rain on Wednesday morning.
St Valentines Day-l4th February.
Get your little Billy Dux ready.
In February, I'LL, the greatest snow
storm ever known in this or any other
country, occurred. But we don't re,
member anything about it. - p
We want everybody indebted to this
office to settle up,either by cash ornote.
What will you have? There is in
fuenza, calarrh, pneumonia, diptheria,
rheumatics, and host of other com
plants now ready.
Plenty of Nicholson pavements now
in our town, and muddy water squirt
ing up your pantaloon's legs.
Attend the sale of VIM. S Staley, on
Wednesday next, the 10th instant
=. Mr.. John A. Blake, formerly of this
town, has opened a picture gallery at
Berryville.
We return thanks 10 JAS NJ. Hamill,
Committee Clerk, House Of Delegates,
for documents received.