Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-22
II EVENING NEWS.

SABBATH n - 1estetuay nav"
noon, in company with Mr.. Richardson
we visited the Sabbath School IN 81
Johns Church, Gold Hill. At the tim
we entered, the school was engaged IL
singing, led BY their Superintendent, Mr.
Rail. who is a man peculiarly adapted &c
the nosition he occupies-being an excel
len, musician, he has taken great pains &c
;ns,ruc, the little ones under his charge
correctly in this branch Of the exercises
In fact we were astonishcd to see to what
degree OF perfection he has brought even
little children of fou or five years Of age,
They sing like little seraphs, and all seem
to take great pride in keeping good time,
which is certainly the most essential part
in music. The statistics Of the school
shows that the average attendance the first
year after its organization was 81 /; second
year, 80; third year, Il; fourth year. IL
and thus far in the year 1866, it has been
Sc; which shows a steady increase in the
school, and indicates an advance in public
morals. In conclusion, We would say we
have never seen a more interesting or bet
ter conducted school any place than at St.
Johns Sabbath School. Gold Hill. Now
we will say to the children who do no.
attend this school, go and hear the little
ones sing. and see how well they enjoy
themselves, and we think you will soon
be members also.
SPIRITUAL MEErINo.-Last evening we
went to see the spirits, which are said to
occupy the third floor Of the courthouse.
IN Virginia. And. sure enough, We found
there a large assemblage of persons-in
fact, the room was perfectly packed and
from the midst of the multitude there
arose one whose name was Morse, or
Moss. and who was heard for his much
talking. The speaker condemned the
different Christian sects, and declared them
TO be a farce, with the single exception Of
the Catholics. He also stated tina. there
was u great portion Of the Bible which he
did not believe, from the fact that 1t did
no, agree with Spiritualism. From the
reasoning Of this individual, we came to
the conclusion that his sights had been
moved, for although he made many shots,
we could not discover that he ever struck
all original idea. Several others were
moved by the spirits to speak. and all tes-
tilted tina, they knew that it was a bona
6as arrangement. and that they were all
happy, which made US glad. for we like to
see people enjoy themselves.
REORGANIZATION an old friend, JUS,
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lowing particulars: At Summit City the
snow is about seven feet deep. All the
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with que IL - ;SotnS
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In ,Saroo.t ond r. Ss !. ssor c.rrv;ns
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"o.u Is St'ea' S pa
80 ,Sras nor,;or of ,ha nh,b;,snts
are engaged in chopping wood and max
ing shakes. Some are still MINING The
Alien compah! nave sHueN eNee"sIy
.n. ae..;S.-.his .ort |. bs;na dons in
The m;nss Our informant, saws II takes
two DAYS to make the trip from Summit
Civ ~ Pollv's S,a,ion-a distance of ten
miles, He designs returning again in a
fews DAVIS.
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Virginia 0"' III"
urday, AZ the hecoroef cou''-toom' ana
ID. O'Riordon, State Secretary, made q
s,.,o;., ro,o,, of nil monavs received
-. s.. a. .rhs.,;n,;ons he,cs,s
eve NJ col1on, from the COMMITTEES on
Collection in the Chollar NINE made a
anai iepo' whasn a' sew" =. ,h.nns
w,s rendered to said committee and or
dered to be spread on the minutes. Letters
were read from the Austin Circle, also a
letter from headquarters, IN New YORK
with vouchers for all moneys sent rom
this State. Five new members were elect
ed. and one rejected. Inc meeting al
journed until next sunday.
Tyr SrRyyrs.-The streets in Gold Hill
h.-u;h,o oo,s;,;or c.rsad nv the
aie "01'''s
- - .ho.t;r, manner We
.o,;ood ~, gov N.rsb.I rho other dav
with a shovel. irving TO persuade the water
to 20 around the town. but all to no pur-
pose, for it went just where it pleased.
The streets in Virginia are covered with q
coating of ice from two to twenty inches
thick, and are so slippy that 1t is exceed
ingly difficult to navigate, especially
Union street, between B and Z. In the
night and during the morning, it is as
smooth as glass, and during the DAY isa
P
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Judge Measher' AZ virginia. 'niS morning
y lhson' arrested o! omcet TWIN to'
violating city ordinance-discharged. NJ.
Cane, arrested by officer Higbee. for dis
turbing the peace-set for 8 o'clock. J.
d. Bodwell, arrested BY Sinclair, for petty
larceny-trial Sc. for o'clock. Tom
Van. for disturbing the peace-set for 3
o'clock, John Doe, for ~discharging fire.
mms-hheu costs. uilnn, saad
costs.
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ent VIII De rendered 10 J. ID. MCGOWAN