davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-21
Ser SAmnggeI: 6anbel an Der nprD6HItden Grens
&c ber Ser. Staateu.
ERs

in Bslfaf, 0fatne, bat man cine src6e ansatr
| Sthsrbccte NIT Bsihfas SELECT, Bite NIT Ihmersu
eaenn8en 8aufmannsgdtern tefrad,tet paren; bic
lsstsren maren TN 3cQsaus ais xssilhe" beflarirt
roroen. Ote 8aufmannasater famen aus ben
brttthsn 4rcrnaen nnb maren fir perimiebens S5irs
men tn 9elfaf beftimmt, bic fir .refpeftate@ ael.
tsn. Oieie art BON samusssl Ia blos einer Der
unSd9ltssr 3ueise bee TN srceartisRsn MasRate
an Der ncreSfIiden Grsnse Der Ser. Gtaaten felt
serauner Sett bstrtebenen ausseeebnfen SGmuss
8sl' 6aneels. Sn England BAT cine Orsaniiaticn
BON Raufsutsn Su bem einssaanbenen 3rped. ftatt.
aefunben, fh NIT bem Gtnfhmuaseln prn Mrtifeln,
auf mel&en bcbe 3SQe ruben, mad BEN Ser. staa,
ten 5u bel@dftisen. Sa man In England sur 3sit
eer Blcfahs Der fabltdben 9dfsn bic beHe 6slssen.
tett Bate, fh i'm Shmusseln mad ben Ver.. staa.
ten etne ausgeeebnts Grfabrung III ernsrben, unb
oa bic Shmtsrtsfsitsn, relhe Rd nerarttasn vllns
ternebmunssn" namals entsssenRsatsn, felt Bssns
bisurs oes BSrssrtriesss 70 siemliH wessrSumt
fnc, 70 earf mani fh nitt runbsrn, renn Der
shmusSd' eanbel cine gang enprme Ausbsbnuns
ssmonnen bat une renn bic rfUarten1 SStns 4l,
btcn's Elm gang nettes stddhen 6slo bst bem Sc.
iddf,s peroienen. wdbreno bis RssIsruns ipFtsma.
tiid um bic 3Sue betrcssn pirb. gisenn his 3ca,
teamtsn iih niht bsiisr ri9rsn, unb psnn bic &s.
steruns nt4t etnise Duseno Der auf benz Shmugs
gel ertappen 3npipieuen am sinsn 8opf firser
Ser. Staaten nemndhlt BON sanRn 6eeren BON
Shmu83lsrn nimmsln perbsn uno bic fat III Sob
ssmaBresslts sinteimiihs Snouitris unuiosrbrins.
LID Su Grabs setrasen rsroen mug.
Oa eas Shmussel' @sihdft iid gut rentirt unb
pie ;u ben 3stsn Der 4tcdabs untsr Den Auipieien
vanssisbener psriDnlihfeten1 In GnalanO uno an.
osrsn 3auosrn fatTupet, 70 1T niht abguistsn,
marum baifslbe niht blIben ioIe, trenn bte 3eG,
Bsamfen niht aus tbrer bisbertssn esbarss sr.
MAIDEN. 0cr ansm oirfts es ntht idaoen, p.nn
bic 2sstersn lore Blide nah Der nrroSalihsn Srsn.
je Der 1sr Staasn ribtsn MOLTEN, polsltft he elm
rs4t .rsisbisss Bsls ber sbatistsit fnssn psrosn.
ustrisens 1T Der S&mussel, 6aunel eine gang
natirlibe Bolss Der iadDlihsn tobsn xarifs, bic
nidt blOs bic snbsimiias SnOufris inbrstt ruin'
rem, ionoern aud ben momentanen pteuniaren
Nussn, Der baraus srtpd1st, sur 0dlfts psm
Maalanps In bic 6anos lris.
len. or. .. 50
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-21

gine stabltrIde in Sawsoen. = Die
neue Satltriide iiter bic Sofia @lf IN isst pols
lsnnet, unb fiir,li6 einsr 8rc6s untsrmcrfsn more
DEN nit elmer 9aif BON 1900 Ssntnsrn auf Der Mitte
Der spannuna, tpslds elmer slst6mdsis psribsil'
ten Cat Don 5000 @entnsrn absr bic game Bride
pertbeilt sntlpritt. Sic 2inse Der spannuus tes
tr6st 1852 lsub. Dis Ssnfuns In Der Wtitte ts'
trua tei bislsr prots nidt mesr als einsn 3cQ.
Nad,ber puree bts ealf mad bet etnsn 6ilfte Der
Briifs transpcrtirt. rSbrno bic anosre $ ilfts un'
telaitst blsb, pcba Die Ssnfuns in Der Uttte un,
ainisn abnabm, obns bas cine Sentuns oss tes
Iaiistsn Sbsils ;u bsmeresn mar; ber unbslaitste
Steil sos an um eine 3nie, unb nisis 8rcte setste
teiTer nod ais tts srfs sis aroft Der @ontrufticn
in alsn 4beilsn. Da cine eofcmoipe nebt Sens
Der bS4iiens mssfibr 600 gsntnsr wiest uno cine
ednse BON 40 isus tat, 10 fann ois Brads 81 fa 60,
ecmstpen oosr 2l0O gsntnsr faIsn. @ins ss.pSsn'
liter Bug, beisbsno aus 2cfcmcttue une 10 pislen
aneersu tslabsusn Dasen als auf Der Brii6s 8aum
taten bslaifst bisfelbe NIT niht mehr al8 unse'
fG6r 1900 Str. Cosr Der balten Brcbslatnns.
Dts YtOts TT icmit pcrtrefIih ansssfauen uno
Rsiisnss fSnnsn nit aasr SiArbsit biels Bri&s
poifireu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-21

Gin junaer Elephant stua 18 Wcnate
ait, tpar nsulih ts @aht Elm gaiia8isr auf Der
Stem 0crs @sntral giisnbabn, uno Swar In ethsna
tslDnDrsn 8arrsn, unter NufFht ess srrreb. assn'
ten. a8ie Elm mubwintSss 8abp acs ct rrtsnsr.
tclt ben Glrdsniarans. 70 ha6 eer 3uS metrmals
innsbislt alnfanss fhrtst man oislsn Streih si'
mem ausselaifsnea 9aifisisr ju, bts man ant enSs
eas Bitp oatsi srtappe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-21

Can GranetseO, IL. Mdrs. = Ser msri'
fanlbe @oaiut batisr BAT bon hem Sserstdr oes
8oupRrneurs bon Wa,ailan bic Nahriht srbalten,
bag am II. sSsbruar bic Stabt Wisrico bon DEN 2ts
teralsn etnsenommsn mrreen 1T, Der Brdfcsnt
Suarss nsbit sinsm 6eiOlss unh isinsm Cabinet iits
,ur lelbsn 3stt In Susrstarc, brsi Wsilsn BON Der
Dauptifaet sntfernt befano. Ser Bsridt, bas 9ss
neral Srtssa auf pef.bt Oss A,rSfbsntsu Saars5
eri1oiien mcrbsn isi, if untpa6r.
Soaquin Uiramon, sin Bruber bsa fatisrlibsn
Sensrals, iit tn Der 9tdts BON 3aeaterOs ssfan8sn
ssnpmmsn, unb als Schuerrahsr srIAcfen mers
Den. SIN lsstsn 9sfeht batte Wiramen $50 Sran'
,oisn bsi fia, Die BON SseptsbO ssiansen ssnOmmsn
nurpsn. Sts tattsn ben fran;Daihen Sisnit pers
laiIsn, nm Der Saas ess Ssailsrs M1rimtlau Su
oisn.n. sis puroen gu Gan Saeintr erihcifsn.
Ntorba III bon Den 8aiisrlihen serGumt, unS
BON ben 2iberalen untsr General 8iffules fsirst
lpcroen. 9iatt Dem fan ron Wcroa blsitt ben
aaisrtiasu In sans Msrico fsin sarniionirtsr qlas
msbr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-21

= Sm untsrlanbs tsrriht sssen.pdrtss aud tpie
eisr stns Sttmmans Der untebastthfeit mao scrs
ee psssn Der uniiaeren pclitiitsn Gage. Sbaa'
rsnrrefs ipanbsrn namentlih bic junSsn Wtdnner
mad Amerifa aus, um bem Sclnatenls6en mad
pteuSiihsm Wuasr su ensfommen. Mnesrs bsetlen
ah nit Dem 6siratben. uu bacur@ etne 3ari6.
ii.nuns gum lssten AufSsect bu ertuirfsn. grn
elmer 6inneisuns su 9rsu6en 1T in isnsn Gs5sn'
ben fetne Rsee.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-21
Ser Galnpf NIT ben Hotb6Guten.

Mus benz 8risssminiasrium fno bonn IL. Wirs
neue tbdlunssn iiber oas issas Saoium oes sros
fan, lansen 8ampfss ,mi1hsn Der ,pst6en unp ro'
tbsn STAGE an ben Ssnat sslanst. Stsiel6en ent,
balten cine &stte BON Berthten Der @cmmanesure
in ben @ren3oiarifrsn unb sesen, mte unaufbalt'
fam, trsnn aud selssentlth unsrbrchen, Die Aas>
rcttuns elmer @aes Dor F4 ssbt, tpslHe, 0bstssa
BON gatur aus unter Der ipsibsn fsbsnb, lih bsrs
isltsn gsisufhaftlth niHt unterorbnsn rcQte.
Slsiditebsn fpnnte He Der bSberen &aes niht, In
oas Ab6dnss sfsitscerbdltn ,u bsrislten ipclts fs
niht treen, = fol8lia mar 7e, oem Sslsss Der un'
abittliAen RctbpenbtSestt jufolSe, Dem untersanSs
sersitt.
Wisbrsrs Der @snerSle, treltte Hh Ia, 8araertries
&c eiusn bsbeutsnbsn Namsn ssmaht, cpsrirsn isst
sessn bic &ctbbSuts, naruntsr paneof unh S6srs
man unb oas, mas Ts an @ensral Graut bsrth.
ten, 1T ourh oas 8rtss5mintfsrium an ben gpn.
sreb eslanst. Sen. 4rant islbit fast In istnsm
Bsrihte an Den 8risssmtuiier, oaB bte iesiaen 8a.
fanaen seaen nie Snnianer metr ben 3psf baben,
bic g8iseerbcluns BON 1fahaere ~ psrmsiosn, al5
ben, fte aniuaretfsn. Sen. 6auecf oageaen iaet
In Ietner GepeIte prm 16 Ssebruar, bag er gs1cns
nen ist, ane feline biiprnitlsn Sruppen bsi Sscrt
Saps julammsnBu,isbsn unb oann eine @onfersns
Der 6auptlinst sinsubsrufen, pcrauf sr, trenn bas
&siulat fsn bsfriepiasness 1T, ben Snntansrn NIT
isinen Sruppen AT eeibe rifen mia. @eneral
Sterman gsbrauGt in isinsm Bsrihts bic Wcre:
vgeir molten bic Snotansr fiiblsn laiisn, has trenn
He fampFulis Hns, iie 10 ptsl 6tsbe bsfpmmen fSn,
nen, ais He nur nolen." - Ste BON @snsral Gan,
cod psrlanats @rlautnt6, untsr frtsoltf ssiinnte
Snetaner grcpiant pertteilsn ~ cirfen, truroe
ourh Sen. 1rant seseben. - Eerner liest Elm Se,
rtdt bss @ommanoantsr I'm pfattes Oepartement,
Sen. Nusur's, Dor, morin bsrisl6s stnen Dlan fir
Seiaasuns Der gti.nbabn nnb 3aatisuns Der la'
iitaen Snntaner pcrlsat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-21

Sas Ssiblsht bss Dstsrtsbrtinss. bas mahti,
Sc 6aus eer 6er,Sse BON Osborne unb 2ssbs aber
blibt nod teute
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-21

@tepslano, % 5sbr. - ssit lanssr 3st be.
mdbt man iih, bic scrte giisnblsh, bic untsr Dem
Ramsn ruaites giisntlsh bsfannt 1T, bisr ,u
eanoe 5a fabrt,iren. Gsitsrn murhs ein folder
8sriuh nit Srfcls sefrDut Sn ben ~Mascnins,
gIenperten" BON Brcpn, 8snnstt u. Comp, In
O,unastown, puros seitsrn rniNihes Dlsh mad
csm 8srfabren BON Snn5cwiHisf. untsr Der esi<
tuna ucn @aleb Brccmaa, beraeffent.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-21

GIN gutter gBiB anf Die 3empereniler trirb
Der Cincinnati Simes BON Sadipn, M'i1ifppt, nit :
settslt. Sort rpurbs neulih sine Ssmpeens gcns
reuticn sebalten. Gtnise Oslesatsn Risssn am
Babnbof In snsn Omnibus unp iastsn bsm 8ut'
itsr, sr iCas as In Elm Ssmpsrsn, 6otsl brinssm
Sut. Sort snss = meit - pdt = enclib tisft
Der gBassn Dor sinsm BON bobsn Nauern umsete.
men srOssn itstnsrnsn @stGubs. g8as fiir Elm 30 I.
tel 1T nas? fraste Elm Sslssat unb mahts Aussn
pis bic SalsfaiTet. - Sas III has 3uatbaus. mar
Die AntpCst, = Elm anesrss Ssmpsrsns Sotsl si6t
ss bisr nidbt. - Sis Waisr6eilisen tsitlciIsn, 100
mS8l4 bod in sinsm anbsrn Ss,d absuSsissn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01
The Creditors Strntn9em.

POI Four creditors started from Boston, in
the same train Of cars, for the purpose
Of attaching the property Of a certain
debtor in Pennington, in the State of
Maine. He owed each n separately,
and each one was suspicious of the OBJ
iect Of the other, but dared not say a
word about It. So they rode, a~cquaint-
ances, all talking upon everything ex-
cept that they had most at heart. When
they arrived at the depot ut Pennington,
which was three miles from where the
debtor did business, they found nothing
to- i"put 'em owe the road" but a soli-
tary cab, toward which they all rushed.
Three got in and refused admission to
the fourth, and the cab started. The
fourth ran after, and got outside with
the driver. He asked the driver if he
wanted to sell his horse. He replied
that he did not want to-that he was
not worth more than fifty dollars, but
he would not sell him for that. He
asked him il he would not take one
hundred dollars for him.
eyes" he said. The fourth man
quickly paid over the money, took the
reins and backed the cab up to a bank,
slipped IL from the harness, and tipped
it up so that the door could not be
opened, and then jumped upon the
horses back and rode off lickety switch,
while the insiders were looking out Of
the window, feeling like singed cats.
He rode to q lawyers and got a writ
made and served aud his debt secured,
and got back to the hotel just as the
INSIDERS" came up putting and blow
ing. The cabman soon bought back his
horse for fifty dollars. The "sold' men
offered to pay that sum if the fortunate
one, who found. property sufficient to
pay his own debt, would not tell Of it
in Boston.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

TEXAN PRoDUcrs.-The newspapers OF
Texas say it is becoming difficult to de-
eide whether beef or cotton hold su-
premacy in Texas. That great State
raises large quantities Of both, and hav-
ing been but lite affected by the war,
continued to grow in prosperity whilst
the rest of the Southern States retro
graded. S~tock-raising and the expor-
tation of cattle make fortunes in a short
time for many Texans, and it is said
that the transportation Of cattle is now
one of the most lucrative branches of
Southern trade. Northern vessels, I'M
able to earn remunerative freights else
where, find it a good paying business to
carry cattle from Texas to other portions
of the South.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

A LEARNED DUrcHMAS.-A young
graduate of one of our colleges drives
up to the door of q country hotel and
alights. The boy comes out to take
care Of his horse, whom he is addressed
by the student in the following neat and
appropriate speech: Juvenile, take
the animal to the stable; take from him
the leathern appendage with which he
is bound; give him a sufficient quantity
of the nutricious sliment, and when the
mornings sun shall gild the eastern
horizon again, bring him before the
door of your p~aternal mansion, and
will give you a reciprocal remuuera-
ton" The boy looked for q moment
in mute establishment, and then sings
out, "Dad, come out here and see this
Dutchman." 20 s.Ern eE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

% BURNING FElT.-If the soles are hot
and dry at bedtime, rub patiently into
each one of them, with the hand, half o
t%easpoonful of sweet oil night after
night, until the difficulty is removed.
Some persons always have cold feet
on getting into bed o robust person
may remedy this in time by dipping
both feet at a time in cold water just
deep enough to cover the toes let them
remain in until thirty are counted, wipe
dry, hold to the fire, and jump into bed.
Feeble persons or invalids should
pursue q different course. Put both
feet in hot water half leg deep add hot
water from time to time for fifteen min
utes, so that the water shall be hotter
when they are taken out then when
they are put in, then dip them in cold
water as before, while you count ten,
wipe warm and get into bed.
As cold feet induces a number of dis
eases, ~aggrayates others, and delays the
cure of all, it is worth all the trouble
one can take if thereby, sven in the
course of months, the delightful con-
dition can be brought about wherein
the feet are in such q natural and health
full state, that the mind is never attract
ed towards them unpleasantly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

PowrR.-The unconquerable thirst
for power which pervades every human
soul in an enlightened and civilized
country, is one Of the strongest signs o.
progress towards development OF a
nobler and better future. Love Of
power may be human; but power itself,
in its true iu6nitude, is divine. God is
love, God is power.
He who wins power for the good Of
his country, for the good Of humanity,
is god-like. He who stands in the sub
lime presence Of all power, and signs
for that essence Of divinity which will
raise him superior, above men, feels
within himself, that be has conquered
the flesh, and is "slone with God in the
world"
Let man strive for power to bless man.
kind; let man win power, to become like
God.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

A YOUNG bachelor, who had been ap-
pointed Deputy Sheriff, was called upon
to serve an attachment against q beauti-
full young widow. He accordingly call
ed upon her, and said: .g4
"Madsm, l have an attachment for
you"
The widow blushed, and said she was
happy to inform him his attachment
was reciprocated.
"You do not understand me. You
must proceed 10 court"
az know it is leap year, sir, but pre-
feryou would do the counting"
htiMrs. p, this is no time for triting;
the Justice is waiting" p.
"The Justicel why, should prefer a
p~arson." p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

Numerically opposed 70 each 9th
er in some things but the Cath
olics have never prosecuted US in
this county, or Protestant sects have
done. You are welcome to stay and
labor here as long as you choose. And
when you are ready to commence build
ing your school, l will give you $500.
Father Kelly thanked the President for
his kind raj and offer, but be-
fore withdrawing he said to the Presi-
dent, and in the hearing Of the council:
president, | am here as an American
citizen, and as q Priest Of the Catholic
Church. | have been sent here to do
missionary work, by my Bishop; and |
beg leave to tell you, that no power ex-
cept that which sent me here as a Priest
or protects me and you alike rs citizens
under n National Government, can
send me away from here alive. But for
all this, l thank you no less heartily for
your favor, which need and solicit,
and am grateful for in the carrying on
Of my work"
Father Kelly says he never met with
anything but kindness at the hands o.
the Mormons. He left Salt Lake City
because the Catholic jurisdiction ovel
Utah has been changed BY the Churct
authorities; a new diocese having beer
made out Of both Utah aud Colorado
1t is expected that within a year,
school conducted by the Sisters Of Char
ity, will be established at Salt LAX
City; and large numbers Of the Mormon
families have promised to send thei'
children to that institution. Fathe'
Kelly says be met with only n lrist
Mormon; and Brigham's remarks con
corning the want of success Of his mis-
sionaries in Ireland, with many othe'
interesting particulars, will be given il
a future number.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

THE Rev. Br. B. once asked a boy,
with reference to the blessed Trinity,
show many persons are there ?" As
the boy was noted for stupidity, the
Doctor was delightfully."- surprised to be
correctly answered-"Three." Now it
so happened that three prominent MEM
bers Of the church, bearing the family
name of Person, lived in close proximi-
ty to the church, and to them the preco-
cious boy supposed the Doctor referred.
Imagine, then, the Doctors horror when
he asked, "What are their names ?" and
received the reply, "Jake, Henry and
Mike p .r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

A GENTLEMAN called on a rich miser,
and found him at the table endeavorine
to catch 3 fly. Presently be succeeded
in entrapping one, which he immediate
ly put into the sugar-bowl and shut
down the cover. The gentleman asked
for an explanation of this singular sport
sIIl tell you,' replied the. miser, a
triumphant grin overspreading his coun-
tenance as be spoke, 81 want to ascer-
tain if my servants steal the sugar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

CONCEALED WEAPoSs.-The Governor
has approved the Act to prohibit the
carrying Of concealed weapons, such ns
Bowie-knives, pistols, ETC., and it is now
a law. Chivalric gentlemen, who have
been drawing and a%ourishing theil
weapons on C street, Virginia, and oc.
casionally in Gold Hill, will take notice
of the existing law and its penalty. II
is incumbent on officers to see that the
law is strictly enforced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

A YOUNG LAWYER, who had long paid
his court to a lady without much advan-
cling his suit, accused her one day OF
being insensible to the "power Of love"
at does not follow" she archly replied,
''that I am so, because | am not to be
won by the power Of attorney "
"Forgiye me-" replied the sutton, "but
YOU should remember that all the vota-
ries of Cupid are solicitors"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

WE present the following receipts for
family use, and all others it may con-
Germ. They have been collected recent
" from the most reliable sources and
experienced authors:
To make a muss-pour aquart Of mo-
lasses in your wife's new bonnet.
To keep fish from smelling-cut Oh
their noses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01
VERBAL IxphovRurNrs. w Some

VERBAL IMPROVEMENTS. - Somebody
has discovered that photograph" is al
wrong, and that the word ought to be
'photogram," on the same principle as
Telegram. Of course, on the same
principle, we must have "~lithogram'
instead of "lithograph," and there's
going to be no end of changes. The
next menagerie that comes along will
probably abolish the Ssgi-raffe'' and
show us the "gi-ram
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

ISDIA-RUBBER VIRrUE.-Beecher says:
al think after all, that the India-rubber
kind Of virtue, that will bend and
stretch, just q little, and then fly right
back to its place, is safer than the icicle
virtue that is pretty sure to melt unless
you keep it on the north side of the
barn all the time; and when it once
melts, that is the last Of it,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

DuxAs, the younger, sat at OF the
last representations Of "Rodojune' by
Mile Georges. az do not like to see an
old woman die" said one of the specta-
tors. Especially when the death is not
real" remarked the witty Dumas as
quick MS light. E5a. gt-U
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

Our little four-year old Carrie went
with her aunt to a revival meeting. The
preacher was very earnest in his de-
livery, and she was much interested.
Mother" said she, when she came
home: 81 have heard such u smart
minister, he stamped and pounded, and
made such a noise! and, by-and-by, he
got so mad he came out Of the pulpit
and shook his fists at the folks, and
there ,oasn't anybody dared to go up ana
f1ht himW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

l PRESSED her gentle form to me, and
whispered in her ear; if, when was
far, far away, she'd drop for me a tear.
I paused for some cheering words, my
throbbing heart to cool, and with her
rosy lips she said, 40, Ike, you're SIGH
a fool" ,s s.ra srntfaL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

Snow AND WATER.-As it takes twen-
ty-seyeu inches Of snow to make three
inches of water, people in this vicinity
can make an estimate Of the amount OF
water which will soon be running down
the canon, and flowing through the
DEVILS Gate. Stand from under.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

The NEW PRACTICE Acr.-Somebody
has sent US Part Second Of the new
Practice Act. Will somebody else now
favor US with Part First, and such other
Parts as may be issued ?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

A PROBLEM FOR MILKNEN.-If twenty
seven inches of snow gives three inches
of water, how much milk will a COW
give when fed upon turnipE? Multiply
the flakes by the hairs in the cows tail,
then divide the product by a turnip, and
a pound of chalk, multiply the whole
by the pump, and the total will be the
answer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

'tMR. JosEs," said Mrs. j., with an
air of triumph, ''don't you think mar
riage is a means Of gracef" "Well,
yes" growled Jones l suppose any
thing is a means Of grace that breaks
down pride and leads to repentance" "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

THE FAcE.-There is nothing that
wears out n fine face like the yigils Of
the card table, and those cutting pas.
sions which naturally attend them.
Haggard looks aud pale compilations
are the natural indications Of q game
ster. . ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

EyyTHs man who made ayshoe for the
foot Of m~odntainAis now engaged on Q
hat for the head of a discourse, aftcr
which he will manufacture q plume for
general intelligence. s,r. nanm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

WILL ADJouRN.-By Constitutional
limit, our State Legislature will adj
journ on Thursday next, March It'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01
aIvINas.

He gave her his name; and he gave her bis
hand,
That Earl with his qa,rterings twenty
He gave her his houses, he gave her his land,
And he gave her pin-money In plenty.
He gave her gay dresses, lace, feather, and
gem,
And furs, as though ermines were weasels,
And fowers-when they cost him a guinea .
And paintings from Thousands Of easels.
And she in return for his giving her them,
In her gratitude gave him the measles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01
No TRAINS ON SUNDAYS,

FREIGHT wiz be taken on all trains except
the 81 A. n. train from Sacramento. and the 1880
4. T., train from Single s~pringLN,sl AIN.
i mrl u +. A. BISHOP. suPsrtntsnds.t !.