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.spire. = isprotty tough ciimting. tut n

.pirs. ! sprotty tough climting. tut n
] thought That could climb whore any
couid, and concluded would try it, There
was rough scaffoIding outside, on which
] stsrted on the hazardons Journey. went
BY the ball, and reached stage as high as
the eross, moro than half the distance ffom
the ball 70 the top, when my legs became
entirely bsnpmbeds Circulation censed. I
held by my hands. Upon striking my feet
against the scaffoiding, I coul. hear the
noise, but could not feel any more pressure
What was 70 become Of me knew not -
The officer below, seeing my condition.
cried out: .
"iook up don't look down; loon up
say"
There wns ihe strangest desire CON
plets fascination, to look down, but | tried
to heed the direction. I turu.d my eyes
upwards, and avoided glancing ut the diz.
zying depth. Slowly the blood began to
circuiatej tingling like tl,at of foot
waking from sleep, pervaded my paraiy sed
limbs, and after few minutes ! gathered
strength and courage to pass the interval,
and reach the top.
There, sure enough was man whom the
city had employed to watch the sentinels y
aud receive aud commanicaie. teiegrnms
from and to different parts Of the city, 70.
ference to syssem of drainage. As tum
bled, exhausted and weary, into the tempo
rarv pen or box, {the man and his box were
blown off and dashed to the ground BY n
gnA OF wind some weeks laier) whese he
was accommedatsd. he turned. and with q
look Of mingled surprise and horror, asked
me what was doing there adding, "you
will soon wish yourself down again" 1
told him ] did that already" and stated the
difficulty with which had attained the
sminence. at will be harder work TO get
down, sir," he said. | rested while, look ed
down upon the diminished men, horses and
carriages, which appeared like a swarm Of
emmets at nv feet, drank a swallow Of
brandy from flask which the man on atch
kindly offered me, and then started on my
downward course, needing carefully the Of
heers direction. look up" and reached terra
trmo in safety. My wife happily knew
nothing Of my danger till it was past.
Life has many such unseen abysses -
There are other p-riious scaffoldiug besides
that around 81 Pau!s ball and Cross, and
our eyes are not always holden that we
cannot see them. When temptations as.
sail, when sosspws preSs heavily, when the
past looks black, and the future dizzy, then
our own safety is in needing the friendly
call Of the great Watchnian. Look up
do not look down isok up, say"
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The Christian Soldier in Death.

Ii was just after battle where hundreds
OF brave nrn hod fall en-, never TO bear arms
again, and where hundreds more we're
wounded, that . soldier came to the tent
and said:
chaplain, one Of our boys Is badly woun
ded, and wants To sea'you right away"
iiuuiedly following the soldier, | was
taken 10 the hospital, ard led 10 bed upon
which lay noble oung soldier. lie was
pale and blood staiued from a terrible wound
above the temple. | saw ata glance that
he had but n lew hours to live upon earth.
Taking his hand, said to him:
We'll, my brother, what can do for
youl"
Ihe poor dying soldier looked up in my
face, aud placing his hnger where bis hand
was stained with his blood, he SAID Chap.
lain, cut by toch; from here for mother for
nother, mind Chaplain" | hcsita,rd 10 do
II. lie said:
"l)on't be afraid, Chaplain, to disfgure
my hair. Its for mother, and nobody will
come 10 see me ia the dead.house 10 NOR
row." .
did a- he requested me
wow, Chapinln," said the dying man, .I
want you TO kneel down by IN. and return
thanks TO Goi!"
For what 7" ! asked.
-, Tor giving mo such mother. Oh
Chap'a'n' she Is good mother; her teach.
ingS comfort and console me now. And
Chaplain thank God that BY His grace
am Christian. Oh what would do now
wasn't Christian! l know that INV
Nrdesa'er iiveih. feel that his fpished
WORK has saved me. And, Chaplain, thank
uoa 'or GIVING me dying grace. lie ha.
n'Ade my dying bed feel soft as downy piI.
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Swearing.

Howard the philanthropist, was standing
by the door Of post office, when u man
uttered vOiiey Of oaih-. Look 10 your
pockets, cried Howard, buitoning Up his
own tightly always take care Ut Pockets
when you hnd yourself among swrnrsrs-
tie who will take Gods sue iu vain, will
think little Of taking yonr purse, or doing
anythine else that is evil.
A worthy ciothier in Edinburg WAS nc
custouned, previous 10 engaging his clerks.
to put the question directly :!.Do you swear!
" 40, you need not think Of sntsring nv
house l permit none to talk to my custo
mers vi hose iungues are Set on hire Of he'll I"
few years ago, two soldiers at Chat
balm laid wager who could swear ,h.
most oaths in live rninnles A the winner
(~hat misnomer was uttsring his last
be Was struck spcschie.s with paraly ysis,
and remained 30 ill he died.
A barge master was casing off his bon,
from pier 10 the Thames A person very
civily asksd him where he was going. Be
ing in bad Lufnor (swearers generally are)
he shouted out .what is il to won't lam
going 10 the devil" Ere half M hour had
elapsed his "idie words" were verified. A
steamer ran his barge down, and the shock
OF the collision pitched him head first into
the river.
l have read dreadful story Of a sick
man, ID swearer. who WAS infuriaied with
his doctor, and so straiued himself in heap.
ing imPrscat'ons on hin, that he rupturcd
blood vessel But even oaths flowed with
is's crimson tide fon his mouth, and h.
expired SO.
A youth scarcely twenty was riding a
skittish ,.orse that started the youth wus
annoyed and swors loud and strange oaths
that be would thrash him ill he repeated Of
II. But N he raised bis whip i've horse
started aud threw him against u picket
fence and when the bystouders ran 10 him
he was corpse. His oashs ere still echo.
Ing through the woods, ~ his soul was
ushesed into the immediate Iroscnce Of
God.
An Aaseiican planter had a favorlte do.
mesiic negro, who was bdden " stand Cd.
pos'te To him aud waii nj table. Whenever
his master took the name Of God in win
~ bs often did-tbe old African made n
low and solemn bow On being asked why
he did 80. hs replied, "biassa, I can never
hear that great name but it fills my whole
soul with fear and trembling" The master
was touched and reformed
General Washington, when commander.
n-chief OF the Uoiled States armies, issued
. sPec'al order Of the day, calling on ali
ranks 10 abstain from it on pain Of severe
penalties and he took care that these Den.
sltiss were enforced,
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Look up.
"Cpward ! lift mine eyes.
From God Is all my aiG."

NheR was Ia London, in IS4S, | whit.
ed, as every traveller does, St Paurs Ca.
thodral. NV wife, who was with me, be
came exhausted when ws<s.sbed the COL
den gate way at the apex Of the dome,
nearly 800 feet from the ground. Isfi
her 10 walk about in that gallery, and en-.
Joy the views Of the enIire city, with its
briuging and shipping, whils pushed on
about LOO Feet higher TO the ball and eross.
hen l reached the bail. and was fuab.
ling about 10 find some means Of climbing
into IT, ! was sccos,ed by . police officer,
who was stationed ON the spot, v no asked
me what was about declared nv in.
tsntion of entering the ball. tie said I
could not go Into Il that hs was stationed
there on purpose to keep visitors from On.
iering. Bs the ~ay. this ball. Though h,
appears TO spectators below, about the .,zs
OF mans hand, 10 q room where ak or
eight may lunch together with comfort. |
told the police ofices that other yisjtots had
been into u, that had taken ticket be-.
low fOs admission TO u, and that I was not
going 10 be cheated out OF my money
Very well, cir" he replied, -yos can 10 in.
hut It will be my duty Ia arrest. you when
you retarn, and ! shall do H." Knswina
thai ! was 10 land where The laws could
not be easily evadsd sad not wi. hing 10
make myself further troubled, desistsd,
but gruabled nj the interference.
The officer then said to me
II am stationed hcIe TO prevent persons
from going into the fal, but there my duty
ends. u any one chooses 10 go ND on the
outside, haven instructions TO hinder
him"
T.. "a
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Wit and Humor

When does the Congress present most
ludicrsus spectaclea When its ayes (eyes)
are on one side, and its noes (nose) on the
other.
"Yeu should be ashamed, husband, to
snore So"
Oh. it 10 entirely unintentional; ] never
do Il with my eyes open"
.Snooks observed to Jones' that an officer
In the army had left his house without pay.
ing his rent
sOh I" exclaimed Jones, you mean the
ieftenant.
"John, did you ever bet on horse racel"
"No but I've seer my sister Bet on an
o.d muie!"
Why is msu's coat larger when he
pulls 10 out OF n CARPET bag! Because he
finds IL In crsases.
HENrEcxkD.--"Are you not alarmed at
the approach o. The king Of terrors!" SAID
clergy tnan to an Invalid.
"Oh, no" was tire reply II have been
living six. and. thirty Years with the qn.vn Of
terrors the king cannot bs much worse."
SLOW" said country court Judge to a
toxicatrd On the evening referred TO r.
"Becauss saw him few minutes after
supper, Try ing TO pull off his trousers with
n boot jack" Verdict for defendant.
"l hate TO bear people talk behind ones
back" ~ the pick pocket said when the
constable called 'Stop thief"
New DiscovERiRs.-A pair of spectacIes
to soit the eyes OF potatoes.
The club with which nm idea str,,ck the
poet.
a stick to measure narrow escapes.
The he Ok and line with which IN angler
cnught a cold.
An umbrella used ia the reign Of tyrants.
A knot from the board man paid TWEEN
ty shiiliugs n week for.
A glass Of lemonade made Of sour tenn
per and the sweets OF matrimony.
a doetors wife attempted to move him
by her tears.
"Ah =! said he, "tears are useless | have
analy zed ihem. They contain u little phos.
phate of llme, some ch!orale of sodium apd
wafer"
Some maiden ladies' nads soldiers shirts
about foot too short, having no pattern
10 go by, and but little information. A
wag wrote on theil bundle:
Like a han Without wife,
Like ship without a sail,
The oldest thing ia lie
Is shirt without a-proper length"
An lScoRkIGIBLK JEsTER.-Asprivais Of
the Troup hrul.ry, CAbe!rs battalion, by
the namo of Ledbstter, who " as known as
agrea' Jester,wa severely wounded through
The lung at SPottsy lvania by a minnie ball
When his comrades took him up to carry
him from tho field, he said to them:
"Weil, boys, they've got me it was lead
against Ledbelter, but lead rather goi the
better oi it,"
A NEGRO DALoGUE.-"I say, Baz, where
do dat comet rise at p
ut rises in the forty six meridian Ob Dc
frig'd zodiac. as laid down in The comic nj.
minac."
We'll, where does it set, Baz 7"
SET! you black fool Il don't set no
where. When il gets tired q SHINING it
gets IN its hole ="
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lows are. Thank him for the promised
home in glory. m soon be thsre--there
where there ID no war, 40 sorrow, nor des-
olation, nor dsath--where Fu ses Jesus, and
be forerer with the Lordp'
kSeit by the dying man, and thanked
God for the blessings he had bestowed upon
him-ths blessings Of good mother,
Christian hope. and dying grace to bear les.
timony 10 Gods faithfuiness. Shortly af-
ter the prayer, he said:
GOOD bye, Chaplain II yoI see mother,
tell hersit was all we'll"
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whenever anything goes wrong TO put the
blame on the Government agents and over
look the true cause of all out difficulties
which is nothing more or less than the war
itself. If Congress had boldly met the diff.
fculty at the outset. and taxed the property
of the countryside only true and legitimate
objects oftaSation--we should never have
been troubled with an inflated currency
We believe the imitation was the beginning,
and prime cause, of the ensueing derang.-
msnt, and that if my blame is 10 attach Il
is to Congress alone -Darlingion Southern.
er.
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Rags! Rags! =!

Tae highest u,askst prices will be paid
for all clean cotton and linen rags, in larg.
or-small quantities delivered at this ofIsss
Persons 10 making up their PACKAGES of
rags will please be careful 10, 70 ine'ads
sny wUefsn sersps y
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Ma MEMANGER-Ws iu..rl on the out.
side Of this issue, a short Article tsoo, m.
Lancaster Ledger which piuc.s-ws think
the question Of MIR. Memtniueer's rs.-
possibility. for the derangsmsnl Of th. cur
rency in n nutshell, How men Of isis,H
gence will persist in saddiing all our
trouble, connected with the currency, spon
one, whose only duly--as far ne currency is
concerned-is to make tn, notes and issue
them according 10 lao. If the notes of the
government were entirely worthless 10 a
currency Nr. Memminger could not make
them valuable; nothing but "nilitary sue
cess" can do that People are ever ready
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09
Axyn,c,y Cry ROADS AND HIoHwArs.

AMERICAN CRY ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
In the Board of County Commissioners on
Saturday last, the consideration of the appli-
cation Of the residents and property holders
of the American City, praying for the open
ing of certain road was taken up, and no
opposition to said application being made,
and it appearing to the Board that due no.
tice thereof had been given according to law,
BY the Clerk of said Board, BY publication in
the Virginia Daily Union, It was ordered
that H. C. Brown and c. V. Boquest, of
American City township, be appointed view
ers, to view out and locate two roads on
American Flat, as prayed for in the petition
Of Geo. NJ. Norton and others, according TO
map and survey now on file in the County
Clerks Office, said roads being within the
boundaries of American City Township, and
to be laid out as public highways.
A SCHOONER AsHoRE.-This morning a
huge Prairie Schooner, just in from Califor-
MIA, loaded with wines and liquors for Ken
needy & Mallon, Virginia, while trying to
make landing in front Of that establish
ment, failed to obey her helm, drifted far to
the starboard and finally went ashore in
front Of Charles Ludington's wildcat mena-
gerie. The stern Of the craft came in vio-
lent contact with the awning of said institu-
ton, sweeping out three of the six posts sup
porting it, leaving the roof hanging down
over the sidewalk in a very precarious situa-
ton. All owing to late storms and the slip
perry condition Of the streets.
IHcoRPoRArAD.-Thef following company
fled its certificate of incorporation with the
County Clerk on Saturday: De Witt Clinton
Gold and Silver Mining Company, to mine
in the Gold Hill Mining District. Capital
stock $500, 900, in 1000 shares Of $3.50 each.
Trustees-Fenno Downer, Saml. d. Young,
s. H. Mather, J. J. Coifroth and H. V. 5.
Mccullough. Principal place of business,
Virginia.
the "Seer," has had revelation from the
spirit of old Tantrabogus, that the lucky ticket
which is to win the big bar at Wright's En-
tertainment is yet unsold. This fact has
leaked out, and the rush for tickets at the
corner Of c and Union is prodigious.
THE La PLATA ORE Co. have just struck
a ledge, five feet in width, Of very fine silver
quartz. After long years of toll through hard
rock, they are about to be rewarded for their
perseverance. The rock that was shown us
was full of sulphurets and chlorides Of silver,
with trace of free gold.
The STREETS OF VIRGINIA were exceed
ingly sloppy this forenoon, and there was
much stalling, whipping and swearing among
the teamsters. Notwithstanding the incle-
mency Of the weather, number Of men were
picked up in the streets Of Virginia last night
who were anxious to sleep on the sidewalks.
BULLION SH1PPED.-Wells Fargo & Co.,
shipped on Sunday morning last IA bars Of
bullion, weighing in the aggregate 9+6 pounds
and Of the estimated value Of S24, l42 n.
BULLION FROM REESE RIvER.-Yesterday
morning 265 pounds OF bullion from Reese
River passed through the office Of Wells,
Fargo & Co., in this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09

LOVE OF BoNNEr.-A fashion writer
in the New York Times describes new bon
net, the only one Of the kind launched, which
all the ladies' are rushing to see, as follows :
"The bonnet is called the 'Night-blooming
Cereus,' and so far as we have been able to
find out, is the only one in the city. 1t is Of
the finest white chip, exquisitely beautiful,
and trimmed on the outside with bouquet
of the rare and beautiful Night blooming
Cereus.' The flower is made Of threads OF
pearl and white silk, sprinkled over with
dewdrops, so as to deceive the most practical
eye at first. 1t is fastened to the bonnet with
a pearl clasp. curtain of white blonde, face
trimmings with star flowers set in illusion,
and strings Of white ribbon"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09

Love FOR THE OLD FLAG.-A pleasing
incident occurred at Cleveland, Tennessee, a
few days since. A flag was buried there
three years ago BY some ladies to prevent its
falling into the hands Of the rebels. 1t re-
manned undisturbed until few days since,
when it was exhumed BY a company Of the
same ladies. They unfurled it to the breeze,
and, accompanied By brass band, paraded
through the streets. One OF the ladies made
a-speeeh, which was responded to by Colonel
Crosse. The banner was then hoisted on
one Of the principal buildings, and there 1t
waves, fitting testimonial Of woman's de-
yotion TO her country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09
Stock Sales Saturday.

wAsacE BoARD.-The following sales were
made in This Board: Ten feet Arizona CT 50; 5
Dilisent at |; II Knickerbocker n: % 50; 10
Randolph at 8 so; % do at so; e5 San Fran.
cisco at so
VIRGINIA Stock MARKET. - The following
sales were made Five feet Jewett & Shepard
q, so: so Leopold at 50; Kossuth at IS {;
70 Colorado at 1 % Mother Lumpkins a. .; 30
do at IS: Rock Island at % IS Atlantic, ID.
G., so; fuSa at IS; 10 do at . IS; l Judge
Advocate at l; 5 Jevett & Shepard at 30
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09

A BRILLIANT PkosrEcT. A Bavrrian
professor announces that in 1865 comet
shall come so close as to endanger this our
earth; and should it not attach itself to the
earth as one globule Of quicksilver to another,
nor annihilate US, the sight will be most
beautiful to behold. During three nights We
shall have no darkness, but be bathed In the
bailliant light of the blazing train.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09
San Francisco Stock Sales.
Forenoon stock Sales.

One foot Chollar sold ct $500; 10 Imperial at
$50; 10 Real del Monte a: 81; IS do at IS; 5
Sides at l25; Best & Belcher AZ 400; II South
America at 30; 81 Uncle Sam IF. d. at ; IS;
. Ophir st 1920 80 Melones az %; IS Baltic at
lO6; do at ITO; 20 North Potosi at "a 10 do at
%; 5 Meloues ut 30, b. 30: 10 Lady Bryan at 80 E;
10 do a: 81 so; 70 do at 81; IS Real del Monte at
81 10 Baltimore American at n so; do at 4s;
10 North Potosi at es. b. To- 80 do at 80, b. 30;
10 do az e5; IL do at 100 b. 80; 20 do Lady Bry-
an at 10, b. 30; North Potosi at &C; 10 Bnrning
Moscow at 90, b. Is; Is Daney at go; 10 Nevada
at 70: 30 North American at l52 80, r. W.: 80 do
a: l53, W.; 50 do at Isl; go do at Isl; 70 do at
100, b. 30; 10 North Potosi at 95; 30 Real del
Monte at e.; 30 do at S. 30; 10 do at 81, b. So
50 do at 81 so; 20 Lady Bryan at % 50, r. W.; 10
Buckeye at Is; 10 do at l9, b. Is; 20 Real del
Monte at 81 So.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board

VIRGINIA. May 9, 1854.
VIRGINIA Decentralization. SIS bid United
States. 4 asked; WA. Penn, II asked.
GOLD HILL DISTRIcT-Astor, 10 asked Bull
lion, GO bid. SIS asked: Caledonia Tunnel IL 50
bid; Colorado. Q bid, 10 asked; Clinton & HubbS,
IS asked Frankel. la asked; Harold & Argo,
bid 9 asked; KnickerbOcker, 35 bid, 3S asked
North American, IFS; New Oregon, Is bid, ~
asked; Oneoto IS asked Rock Island. 20; Belvi.
dert Il asked; Jewett & Shepard, IS bid. 40
asked
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09

A New Zealand physician was lecturing
lately on the ignorance OF people about their
own complaints, and said that lady once
asked him what his next lecture was to be
uuon, and being told 1.-THE circulation Of the
blood" replied that she should certainly at
tend, for she had been troubled with that
complaint for long time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09

The voice if very strong and sharp, will
crack drinking glass. One, evening, at a
party at the London Coffee-house, Ludgate
Hill, Mr. Broadhurst, the well known tenor,
by singing high note, caused a wine glass
on the table to break, the bowl being separa-
ted from the stem.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09

An exchange truthfully says: I" You may
insert thousand excellent things in news
paper and never hear word OF appreciation
rom the readers; but just let a paragraph
slip in, even by accident, of one or two lines
not suited to their tastes, and you will be
sure to hear from il"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09

SPusKY.-The Prince Of Wales, at re-
cent dinner given by the Guards at Windsor,
offered toast which was drank with entnu-
.iasm. 1t was to the effect that he hoped the
Germans invading Denmark might meet the
same fate which befel the Egyptians IN the
Red Sea-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09

The Underwriters pay the divers who raised
the Comanche, the sum Of 81 10, 0OO-half gold;
Thus far the Underwriters have expended
about Sl75, 900 on the wreck. They insured
her for $500 900, and the contractors demand
$50, 900 in gold for thsir damages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09
Aheruoon Stock sales.

Sixty Chollar at 5000 400 Ire North Potosi
at e4Gl0O; 10 Michigan at so; Sheba at 100; p
Blue Ledge at 81; go Lady Bryan at 39042i J
Del Monte at 50; so Nevada at 70G75 10 Fanny
Rayue ut IS so; Uncle Sam, Flowery, at 2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09

The steamer ST. John, plying on the Hudson
ia the handsomest steamer In the world. 1t is Il
feet in length and IS feet wide, and contains owe
800 state-rooms. II cost over S4O0O0o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-09
ASSESSMENT AND SALE LIST
A..e..ment.I,cried.

OF ALL CLAIMS IN VIRGINIA AND GOLD HILL DIS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARRANGED AND