Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-14
Union Meetings.

&AN
Thea,er, last evening, was addressed BY
c. E. belong and w. W. Bishop. The
popular verdict was that belongs speech
was the best that had been delivered in
Gold Hill during this campaign. Mr..
belong and Hon. B. c. Whitman speak
a, the Second Ward Club room, in this
town, tonight.
There was a large attendance at the
| Club room of the Fourth Ward. in Viz
g,nia, last evening. District Attorney
Corson opened the ball, in a speech OF less
than an hours duration, in which he made
a compact. very forc,ble statement Of rea-
sons why the Constitutional Amendment
should be adopted. Devoid Of all orna-
mental flourish. made up Of concisely cut
sentences that went to the point and there
s~topped-not being afterward thinned BY
beating out the gold of the argument into
strips. by repetitions, or otherwise injured
for effect and lasting impression.-it was
precisely such a c~ompendious talk as de-
serves to be placed IN print and popularity
circulated. Judge Burbank followed in q
few neutrality-suspicious. an hour. Mr..
Whitman then addressed the Club. in q
lively and felicitous strain. Mr.. belong.
who arrived just in time, from Gold Hill.
was enthusiastically greeted. and pro-
nounced his second speech for the even
ing with a vigor and emphasis that indi-
Gated he wa good for half a dozen ap-
pointmen,s in one night, if he could make
the connections BY swift and convenient
travel. We understand that Mr.. R.. d.
Ferguson closed the evenings entertain
ment-for the meeting was an entertain
ment to Union men-with q few lively
and eloquent remarks.
There was a business meeting Of the
Third Ward Club, Virginia, last evening,
at which VIM. Barstow was elected Sec
rotary, in place Of A. Whitford, who had
removed his residence to the Second Ward.
and whose Office as Secretary was declared
vacant.
Senator Nye and Thos. Fitch spoke at
Dayton last night and are advertised to
speak st Silver City tonight.
Tomorrow night there will be q mass
meeting in Virginia, on B street. near the
corner Of Union street /; at which Hon. c.
E. belong and Col. Sumner will speak.
The meeting promises to be the largest
ever held in this county.
Sa-a-sy! Cops: The BALL" Is going on.
The AMERICAN CosruXE."-All have
recently read of arrests Of women made in
New York city and San Francisco. on &C.
coun, Of wearing the American Co.'S
tune" Every sensible and unprejudiced
person has been gran6ed at the release Of
the ladies arrested ; all who are informed
as to the character and advantages 10
health Of the "Costume," are glad that
there are women who will brave the boot
ing of the vulgar street bummers as well
as the derision Of the fashionables and
respectable" time servers, in inaugura-
ting a style Of female apparel that will,
when generally adopted, immensely i'm
prove the physical condition Of the
weaker SEX" We have heard . great
many express curiosity to see the Cos
tune" An opportunity is now afforded
to procure q neat picture OF the dress
from which patterns can readily be made
BY experienced Internationally calling
at the stationery stand Of Fred. Boegle.
Post-offce Hall. Virginia. He has ele-
CANT photographs Of Miss DR.. Harriet
y. Austin and Mrs. Mary n. York, NJ.
D.-hydIopathic physicians at DR.. Jack
sons mammoth Cure" in New York
duly clothed in the "Costume." The
Costume" admits Of as much variety in
cut and trimmings as does the present
STYLE of dress. As a "house dress" the
American Costume is being adopted very
generally in the Eastern States ; its home
adop,e,s now numbering hundreds Of
thousands Of the best women Of the land.
Once tried on, worn for q day. and its
ease and convenience is so manifest and
agreeable to the wearer that the old styles
| of garments are never resumed indoors.
Boeele's is the only place in Virginia
where you can procure the photographs
described, but he has q supply equal to
the expected large demand.
SroppzD.-The Exchequer mine has
stopped operations for the present. The
assessment ledge" was struck. but
somehow or another, it failed to yield
beyond a certain depth. This, however,
was not the fanlt Of its excellent Superin-
rendent, ]. B. Low, Esq, who has done
all that mortal man could do TO make the
mine pay. When the Sutro Tunnel taps
the Cons,ock under the Exchequer about
q thousand feet deeper than its shaft no"
is, i, will no doubt be found as good
mine as there is.
FIRST WARD CLUB. GOLD HILL.-A
special meeting will be held at the Club
room, Theater Hall. Monday evening. a
"a o'clock. Hon. Vim. NJ. Stewart u
s. Senator. will address the meeting.
BULLION. There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill Office thi'
afternoon 81 bars Of bullion. weighing
l,724 pounds, valued at $49,4l2 OF.
BuLLroS.-E Edwards & Wiegand, Cole
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay. 1854 ounces Of crude bullion