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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

The last resort -Bayonets for the
South, but all the bayonets under the
command of the tyrant at Washing
ton will not change the result. The
people want no more Of Grantism and
have given expression to their will in
the October elections.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

Philadelphia politicians say it is
impossible to carry that city without
money: Radical leaders of the cam,
paign say that al the money which
can be raised must be spent in New
York. The die is cast. New York
is good for $4,000 majority for Tilden,
Hendricks and Reform.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

Hayes and Wheeler curse the Oe-
tober elections, Radical office holders
say they are humbug, and the leaders
of the campaign cry over wasted funds
and demand more money from the
0. Ell taxed official.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

If out of 100000 votes, with the
aid of plenty money and imported
voters, the RAIDS carried Ohio by only
5000, what is their chance in Novem-
Der without money and without i'm
ported voters?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

IF there is any thing melancholy or
sad about the autumn season, we have
never been able to see or feel it
Uurbaaa Git. & Gazette.
How about the news from Indiana
and West Virginia?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

The RAIDS don't talk politics now.
They only say: "Do you think it
will rain'f or. "are you most done
seeding?" Indiana has completely
cured their diarrhoea of words on the
election.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

Gov Tilden is confident that his
majority will reach $4,000 in New
York. He is not an oyer-sanguine
man, nor one given to loose state
ments, bnt rather man who speaks
after cautiously examining the grounds
for his assertions. Gov. Tildeu is
likely to see his prediction realized.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

We have seen one republican paper
that professed to rejoice over the re-
suit of the election, but that paper
claimed Indiana as republican by
5000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

Ne2e Aduertisenaa nts.
TO VIZ !:

In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of
Shenandoah, for thu month Of October 1875; IN
VACATION.
Jacob spigle, adnr. of jacob Hottie decd. and
any others who may ntribute to the costs of
'''+s sAit ..-.,...-----..--...' 49, 'Complts.
AGAINST
James Rudy, adnr. of Henry Rudy deed. aud in
his own right Galvig Lee Ramsburg Sarah Ellen
Rudy, Samuel Rudy, Children ait3 hears at Law
q Leah RGmsbbrg, deed. V. T. Rudy Jacob Il
Rudy, Susan RGldy, Ellen RUDY, and Lydia Rudy
children and heirs al Law of Jos. Rudy decd
David Rudy and Ann Eiceley wife of Andrew
IN CHAEGERY.
The object of this s,rit is to enforce the payment
OF a bond executed by Henry Rudy decd. to
Jacob Hottie decd for the of fifteen dollars
q5,00) dated the 1st day Of April 1851 said dace-
dsnts or his estate.
1t appearing by affidavit fld that the defendants
" f. Rudy, Jacob H, Rudy, Susan Rudy, Ellen
hndy and Lydia Rudy and Ann Niceley are not
inhapltant Of this State-It is ordered, That the
sa3d defendants do appear here within one month
after due publication hereof, and do what ia
necessary TO protect their interest that copy If
th-7 order be published in come newspaper prin-
ted ia Woodstock, once week for four sue
cessiYe weeks aud copy posted at tho front door
OF the Court House OF said county, Oh the fret
day of the next county Court.
GEO. VI, MILgT, c. c. c. 8. C,
COPY TESTE.
GEO. W. MILEY, c. C. Q. S. c.,
Oct. 12-4w W.&W.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

In Canada man worth half mil
lion has just been convicted of muir
der and is to be hang on the 21st
Such a thing would be next to i'm
persible in the United States, not
withstanding our boasted superiority
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19
Posting the Books.

The result of the recent elections
enable us to determine with reasoDa-
Bile accuracy how the great question
will be decided in November. In
that contest, as our readers will re-
member, the whole number Of cleo
tors to be chosen is 500, and the cam
didate who gets as many as lS5 Of
these will be elected Here is the
record as it stands since Tuesday:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

Pennsylvania radicals are calling
Justify for money. Without it, they
say the state will probably go for
Tilden, Chandler says there is no
money for Pennsylvania. New York
will require all the money which they
can raise and then it will vote fol
Tilden and Hendricks.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

To show how how rapidly and how
anreasonably expenses have been in
creased by the party in power For
some years since the election of
Lincoln, and of course since the
Capitol attained its present dimen,
sions, all the necessary police duty
was done by IA 'watchmen." In the
last. Republican miscellaneous APP
preparation bill, there were appropria-
tons fer 8 :'watchmen,' captain OF
capitol police" three lientenants,
and 81 men, The force had grown
from II to 39-the appropriation,
from $l4,500 to $4,000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19
Reform,

The result In Indiana and West
Virginia has caused some of the re
publican papers to call for reform i'll
their party. Too late now. you
chose the bloody shirt which viii
soon envelop q corpse.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

A bad investment = money spent
by the RAIDS in trying to carry In
diana and West Virginia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19
EeEFOgNE, THE WATCH.
WORD OF THE PEOPLE.
INDIANA.

IN b1LA4N1.
Returns from all the counties in In
diana have been received, giving
Williams, democrat, for Governor.
5,494 majority. The remainder of the
democratic ticket runs considerably
ahead Of Williams. The republicans
gain three congressman.
WEST VIRGINIA.
West Virginia has given a democratic
majority Of ten to twelve thousand.
OHIO.
In Ohio, the republicans claim that
Barns, their secretary of the State
is elected by 5000, and Boynton, their
supreme judge, by 5000, out of a total
vote of 100000. Last year Gov. Hayes
had $500 majority and the republican
lieutenant governor nearly 10000
There was an increase Of 1000 votes,
The democrats elect 8 out Of 20 con-
gressmcn.
ARKANSAS.
The official count Of the State election
was completed last Saturday, and
shows total vote of l08, 6O4. Miller,
democrat, receiving a majority of 3d.
993 over Bishop, republican.
COLORADO.
A special from Denver, Col. say.
La Plate county, which was claimed by
the republicans gives 100 democratic
majority. The republicans elect their
State ticket by a small majority, but the
official count will be required to decide
congressman.
GEORGIA.
The official Democratic majority in
Georgia is about $1,000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

Since the news from the West, a
first class likeness of Belshazzar on
observing the handwriting on the
wall, may be had by photographing
the countenance Of gauger or store
keeDer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

A big hill OF money aud a roaring
whirlwind Of tongue were wasted Oh
Indiana in the interest of Grantism.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

clark from the tomb a doleful
sound" Music prepared, arranged and
for sale by all the radical office hol-
ders.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

The October elections-t execu
toner of Radicalism.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

The Democrats are fighting the
battle of Truth, the Republicans a
battle of lies. Truths are often trite,
and there is 10 trite saying more true
than the one which the Democratic
leader, Samuel J. Tilden, takes for
his motto, and often quotes in mo
ments of doubt OF difficulty:
ssTruth crtlched to earth shall rise again.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

The result of the Fall elections =
We've got EN-.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19


Chandler is crying Justify for more
money. He is now preparing another
assessment upon the office-holders.
These gentlemen begin to see the
chances are decidedly in favor of the
democrats and do not pan out as the
RAIDS expected They see the unrniss
taxable evidences of democratic vic
tory and are not disposed to deposit
any more funds in a sinking institu-
ton. Without money the defeat will
he almost aunihilation. With money
and bayonets ii will be oyerwhelm,
ing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19
ITO CARPENTERS.

ITO CARPENTERS.
Sealed proposals for covering the Jail
wall, with joint shingles, the contractor
to furnish all the necessary material,
will be received by the undersigned I'M
til Wednesday, Oct. 25th.
z. E. HOSHOUR,
for Board ofSupervisors.
Oct. 19lh-1t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

This is Just the way the case stands
since the result of Tuesdays cleo
tons has become known. 1t leaves
Tildens success about as certain as
Frank Pierces was after the elections
of October, 1852 We have no lon
ger any doubt Of the complete triumph
of the Reform party. But it will not
be achieved without an earnest strag-
gle. The party of corruption will
die hard. The possession Of power
viii only be surrendered after des-
perato fighting. In the State of
New York especially, the combat will
be most intense and incessant from
this day forth until the election OF
Tuesday, Nov. 7. Every trick and
device will be resorted TO by the mHn
in office to save themselves from Il e
dire necessity Of seeking a new occu
patton. But no trick and no device,
however cunning or however auda
cious, can overcome the will of the
people to have a change, and to turn
out the Grants, Robesons, Chambers,
0laines, Babcocks, Fishes, Shepherds,
and all the banditti who for the last
seven years have disgraced or plum
dered the country.-N 7. Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19
Geld Steel Went gage Them.


The radicals are pushing the bay
onets into South Carolina in the hope
of arresting the tide which is carrying
all doubtful states TO the democratic
side, II South Carolina, with 4 large
republican majority can be carried on~
ly by she aid of the bayonet, what
hopes can they have in the large num-
Der Of doubtful Northern states where
the bayonet cannot be used? They
are mad and dispirited. They see
the hand writing upon the wall. De
feat is certain to be theirs. Let the
democrats be active and ready to
Illustrate every effort which the dying
party will now try to make.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

For CONGRESS DISTRICT :
HON. JNO. T. HARRIS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-19

ssTruth cruched to earth shall rise again,
The eternal years of God are hers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-20
lFrom Thursdays Dnily.l

THE CESTESSIAL MISE.--Tho Ccn!cn-
NAL mine, Tuscarora District, IL jus.
now attracting considerable comment
in this vicinity, and anything from il
will be Of interest. On Tuesday even
inS last, meeting Of the stockhold-
crs was held III the Office of Judge
Stafford, Mt which nearly the entire
mine was represented. George Sciiz,
who oilicintcI rs Superintendent, re-
ported thct 10 feet OF shaft had been
sunk, and 40 feet Of drifts run, and
that tho last assessment paid off the
entire Indebtedness 81 the mine; but
left the treasury empty. Some COM
mcnt was had upon tic Lc.:. course
which could bs adopted to clcnr tho
cloud hanging over the title to The
claim. and il wns finally agreed to
make nu immediate application for n
patent TO tho same. Hy unanimous
consent another assessment Of fifty
cents per foot wGs levied, With which
to dcfrny tho expenses OF obtaining The
patent esd 10 pursue work upon the
vein. At present Mr.. Sctiz is WORKING
dag and night shifts upon tho minc,
and will continue to do SO iutil it's ynl-
uc 10 determined. The prospect for g
mYst valuable ricco of property nrc
very ilnt;cring, and It's voiuc will lie
determined as qooh as possible.
Dr.. NEwLANi>5' ISIrnIEs.--Fr6n DR..
Fox, who was called upon TO attend
DR.. NcwlGuds, Of Camp IInllcck, we
ldarn tho following regarding tho lat
tcr's injuries: Dr. Nowlnnds was re.
turning TO the Post from LRmoil!c Val
ley, last Saturday nigh: about o'clock,
riding on tho outside If tho ambulance
with tho driver. They wcro going
along in n sharp troll, %hcn Tho vch iclc
ran into n rut, throwing tho driver to
tho ground. The animals immediately
rain away, and as tho driver had dropped
the lines upon the ground in his fall,
the Doctor could not reach them. lie,
therefore, had nothing left 10 do but TO
jump from tile ambulance, which lie
did, sustaining very severe spraiu OF
tho left ankle and rupture of lilo tcn-
dons. Although quito painfully hurt,
tho Doctor Is In lair wny 10 DO up and
doing in ten or twelve days.
AssEs5tS,.---Doputy Assessor Taylor
informs us TINT tho work OF assessing
this county has been about completed
and tho work Of entering the statements
upon tho roll Is being finished as fnst
NJ IL can possibly be dOnoi
CoIa.--Almost ovcry express train
Cnst lna number OF boxes OF subsidiary
silver coins, destined to tho various
eastern sub-trcngurics, tho principal
part Of which Is coined nj tho Carson
| Mint.
BUbtloN.-Wolia, Fargo & Go. yes
tcrlny shipped east Two bars Of Blu,
Jacket bullion from Dull Run, vnlnot
nt 81, 1856, which arrived from tho nortl
late la5t night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-20
Tl'rom Sundays Daily. I

TnE TYRAsS or TASTY. Tho stranecs,
snd most unaccountnhlo prejudice Is
That OF taste. White tho Monaghan
dotos on rat. tho fnatilious Anglo.
Saxon nbhors cat. \ striking illuslrn-
ton Of ths peculiar prejudice for u
enn DO nothing clse--occurrcd tho other
day in Tho following manner: \ noted
miyologist Of this city whose physical
proportions nro only uguntud by his
popularity, killed II cat. After tlisycst.
ing tho feline Of It's lido aud cxtrcmi.
ties, friend coveted tho carcass
Under tho impression that IL was
u rabbit, and doclinct Several
hints 10 extend invitations t6 break.
inst with him. Filled with pleasant MI:
ticipations Of n luscious ropdst, tho
opicurinn shifted tho fragrant odor Of
Tho trying feline. At this stage Of tho
proceeding be was informed of tho joke
rracticcd upon him, when instantly his
Joy was changed to gticf, aud with
bluc aud bitter melancholy painful 10
behold, that raCy roasted rabbit flow out
through tho back door. Mono but tho
largest sized inch roior to rabbits In his
presence now,
rrnsoNAt.-4I'rod Fisk and wifo do.
parted for Eureka yesterday :. johnny
Dali is ur from Battle Mountain, hearty
rs usuhl ...C. W. llnlloch, n prominent
tcnchcr OF vocal music, arrived In town
from tho East.
Yesterday tho boiler nj tho Chase
,n'no exploded, blowing tho house over
Tho mine TO Rtomg, but the house OF tho
employees escaped unhurl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-20
tl'rom Wednesdays Daily1

DIED. The only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew. TashciTn, OF Carlin, died i'll
Elko Monday night from Tho effects Of
meningitis, dsonso affecting the
brain and spinal marrow. They
brought tho sick infant (nbout one
year cld) TO this place for treatment
about week ago, since which timo
she Inns been under tho skillful treat.
mcnt Of DIR. L. W. Huntington, hut so
critical was tho little sufferers cundi-
ton, that from the first, slight hopes
were entertained for II favorable ter
minNtiou Of the disease. Loving pnr-
cnts and kind friends ministcrCd 10 his
wants, aud offered every relief in their
power, but 10 "whO doeth nil things
well, claimed their darling FOR Ills own.
mud boro her spirit on high, leaving
nRueht but COTrow in tho hearts of her
patents. Tho remains wcro taken 20
Carliu for intcrmcnt yesterday morn.
ing, and where buried in tho afternoon.
The entire population OF tho town at.
tended, aud MI assisted IN making tho
great grief rest ms lightly rs possibly
on the afflicted mother and frthtr.
PEnsoSAL.--S. s.. SGara, Of "us,"
took the train for Ewckn, Mineral Hill.
otc., yesterday morning. He'd Frank
Wheeler and john Frost Isl. town by
tho gninc trnin. .IJnko Hahn. OF Rnil-
road, Is in town. George Suitz leaves
for Tuscnrora this morning. Stanley
Rigshy, Of Battle Mountain, Is IN town,
but will return 10 that place in day
or so. >. T.. +, Gerald, auditor of tho
q. l.. II. r., cn,ho up from tho west
las, evening, and laid over Ito Is Rs
afTablo aud portly ~ ever, mud rs usual
has amilo for nil -. Charley Hicks,
Of tho Georgia ininslrcla, passed east on
tho train last evening, in quest Of more
talent for that t.oupc.
BuLLioa. 49, Tho Leopard Mining
Company, Of Cornucopin, shipped, via
Carlim, yesterday morning, four bar!
OF bullion, valued at So, t9l.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-20
MAMMOTH coAL Dime.

| g.
From Dr.. IIurd, ore Of tho original 10.
Gators, wc learn the following rSiSrdi,'E
the Mammoth coal lniae, in Wyoming
Territory. The mine Was located last
Fall, and is situated twenty-five miles
north Of Garter Station, on the U. z.
i. r., in Uintah county, Wyoming,
/ The vein is traccable for a distance OF
six miles, running about north and
South, and stands on al Angie Of about
go degrees. Sixteen distinct parallel
veins are opened. varying in width from
lG to 90 feet, tho whole extending over
sandstone formation threc!9tatteTa ii
mile in width. The vein is developed
by tannels and cuts at ahort intervan
during M entire length. and show an
exceedingly valuable prospect. Prof.
Charles Pontcz, tho Geological 81 th6
Union Pacific Railroad Company, eIs
hmihed II last Spring, and pronounced
it TO be the finest deposit Of coal in
Western America. Some Of tho coal
was n&saycd in SaIt Lake Ind showed
52.2 per ecSt. of coke and OILY 1.5 pei
cent. of ash. The claim Inns been In
corpora;cl In Salt Like with q Capital
stock Of $1,000, 900. divided into I, COO.
600 shares Of $40 each. Following arS
the officers of tho Mammoth Ceal Com
pany: President, John ii. Thayer;
vicc-rrtsident. G. A. Black: Secretary,
]. J. Ieferhens Treasurer, y. 8. Hill;
Attorney J. Il. ArcBide; snperintend-
ent, g. II. BnyGAs; Dir ectors, DR.. n
W. Huta, II. II. Perkins, G. w. Fen.
rose, Fred. Shells, e. A. Robinson,
james Slater, X. L. ,,Grahaii,, E. Col:
trim and y. C.. S.oddnrtl. Dr.. Hurd
owns considerable OF tho st6ick III tho
corporation, and for hit especial BcAefib
if nothing else, it IS to DO hoped, that
the company may reaiizo IT'S cSpeeta:
tons.
RActsd.-ir. 4. WILLARD, 81 Ssrna::
copin. authorizes us to state Tint no
will match his horse agaihst either;
Old Joe or Red Bird, from COO to 1000
yards, for from sioO to $1,000 fase so
be fhn over the Cornucopia, track.
PAcKEns.-From parties just III ftoHi
the north, wo learn that n large pack
train from Oregon has g6no to tho Blue
Jacket mine to pack wood to tho min:
s
FLAd.-Elko Lodge 1. q. 8. r. has
procured flag with Which TO designate
its meeting nights. The banner is d
neat one, and quite aii ornament.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-20

Oun LETTEn.-We received b letter
from Battlo Mountain the other day.
1t WAS an able epistlc, wo know. II
coiniaGnccd about tho authors health,
touched little Oh theology, iished up
II bit Of physics, worked on. one or two
mines, built big stone saloon III
Africa, stepped OLA party like French
dancing master, murdered the English
language, etc. II it didn't do all of
these it might have, rs we have vet to
find the first writing sharp WHO can read
three lines OF the whole thing. And
ye; this author desires us 10 publish his
worthy cilusion.
CE'SGING.-Shcriff Drown is Tcmod-
cling Sevcnty-six Hall and transforming
1t into private residence. HiLbets d
Sale have built q substantial fence
around it, which is being artistically
painted by Walter Chnsc. The build
ing will DO partioned of into small
rooms, S-::l whom finished will mako
one of the most desirable residences in
town.
DEMocnA14. tlonI forget tho meeting
Of the Tilden and Hendricks Reform
Club, this evening. Remember, that
III unity there is strength; therefore,
step up to the Courthouse, sign the
roll, md work with Il vim; thus assur-
ing MS "n easy and complete victory
over the enemy.
RABBITS. : 4 gentleman yesterday
morning brought in from Huntington
VALLEY eight Of his Spring crop of tame,
pink.eyed rabbits, and readily disposed
Of them at p so per pair. They were
about half grown, and choice article
OF these fnvorites pets.
TEA.-A special train, Hopkins con.
ductor, passed east Monday night at
1880 o'clock, consisting of twenty-five
caii OF teal in consequence of which
train No. Z was aunulled yesterday.
This is the first shipment OF new
cargo.
EAGLE. - Bart. has purchased nh
immense American Eagle, and. the
bird Of freedom is daily perched upon
n box i'll front Of the "Gern." lie is n
noble, but fierce looking bird, and
measures come dix feet from tip to tip.
HARvEsTING.--E. Phillips yesterday
commenced the work of harvesting his
crop OF wheat in the University grounds
by the hiring OF O man to cradle the
same. The wheat looks quite we'll. and
will yield good returns.
BH!cH.--Geotgo Elmore's force OF
men arc busily engaged III making
kiln Of brick on the old yard just Lntk
OF the soda works. The brick are par
iinlly laid in the kiln. which will be
burnt rs soon rs 1t can be got ready.
Br!LDISG.-The stone foundation
for brick building is being laid on
one Of the lots cast of this Office on the
same block. The ediicc will not be
very large, but will DO good one,
nevertheless,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-20
TIE CASH s1orx-w ~ u;tt nv,

TIE CASH SToRx.-W. L. HIT no,
has his grocery store in full blast I'M
is prepared to accommodate all VIII
may desire to purchase. His terms mr.
cash only, and he SAYS hc viii give hi
patrons tho hchrhtof the cash system
by furnishing Them with tho best arti
clrs m Ne niarItes at tho ni5st reason
able prices. See his advertisement else
where. ---4
WINTER SUprLY.-Nurnbcr of per.
sons in EXC aye gov oaSiug their win,
ter supply OF wood. principally Gat: pine.
a good idea, as wood is much cheaper
thnn coal, aid fully e.s Gonvcnieut ;
whiIo at tho same time it gives those
who 1.-Two in thiscounty end vicinity who
labor for their living chance TO make
AN honest penny.
ADELrirI CosiprNAfroS. = Yesterday
tho Adelphi Combination Of this place
received an offer for four weeks en-
gagcnfcnt from a theatrical man Of Tir-
gihih City; he having heard of the true
merit contained in the troop. Tho of.
fer had to be declined, owing to the
severe intisposition of one Of the "cnd
men." I
The CHICKEN CAsE.-B. d. Derrick,
who was accused OF depopulating the
chicken coop OF tho T" Gem" and whose
trial was ,nentioncd in our Inst issue,
was acquitted BY the Jury. which was
only out q few minutes before agreeing
upon Il verdict.
oIuarc. Miss Tnea Mason, neiee Of
G. n. Banks, has accepted tho posi-
ton Of music teacher in the State Uni
versity, and will receive new piano
for uso in that school, i'll the course of
n few days.
CASDiDA1E.-B tho Carson .ippsai
We are informed that L. b. Pixley, for
merly Of this place, is n candidate for
the position of Assessor of ormsby
county, on tho Republican side of the
house.
BuRoLAEY.-Somc person Or persons,
who nre unknown, entered ono of the
rooms in tho Garrccht's lodging-house,
night before Inst, and got away with
trunk full of clothes. etc.
CoHsrADLE.-William Il. Taylor, n
former proprietor OF this paper, SO We
are Informed by parties from Eureku,
is candidate for Constable OF that
township.
BULLIoS.-The Leopard Mining Com
pany, of Cornucopia. yesterday shipped
per Wells, Fargo & Co., via Carlin, four
bars cf bullion, valued at Sc, 4S0.
LAW CARD.-In mother column will
be found tho law card of j. Ii. Windle,
who has m Office in the Courthouse.