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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

A WIrE's LovE.-A woman's love,
like the rose %blossoming on the arid de-
ssrt, spreads its rays over the barren
plain Of the human heart, and, while all
around is black and desolate, It rises
more strengthened from the absence
Of every other alarm. In no situation
does a woman'sl love appear more beauti.
full than 10 that offs wife. Parents, breth-
rem and friends have claims upon the af-
fections-but the love ola wife is Of a dis
tinct aud different nature. A daughter
may yield her life for the preservation
of a parent ; a sister may devote herself
to a suffering brother but the feelings
which induce her to this conduct are
not such al those which lead a wife to
follow the husband Of her choice
through every pain and peril that can
befall him, to watch over him in dam
ger, 4 cheer him In adversely, and re-
main unalterable at his side in the
depths of ignominy and shame. It is a
heroic devotion which u woman displays
in adherence to the fortunes Of a hap
less husband. When we behold her in
domestic scenes, y mere passive creature
Of enjoyments, an intellectual joy,
Frightening the family, and love for the
extreme JOY which that presence and
those e~udearments are calculated to i'm
part, we Ear scarcely credit that the
fragile being who seems to hold her ex,
istence by a thread is capable Of sup
porting the extreme of human suffering;
nay, when the heart Of III sinks be-
meath the weight of agony, tina. sue
should retain her pristine powers Of de-
light, and by her words Of comfort and
patience lead the N to peace
and resignation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

THERE is an old American story to
the effect that a poor black preacher
once ingeniously connected the origin Of
the white race with that of sin. "Den
de Lord come to Addum an be say,
sAddum, where art dou?' And Addum
say muffin, but went and gone and hid.
Den dc Lord come wild tunder an light
MIN and cry, 'Addum, where art dou2'
An Addum got so fritened dat be turn
toite2 An dat's the way do wife ele-
munt first 'peared 10 our middest."
This story has got over to France,
and the Opinion "denounces" it humor-
ously to Cardinal Bonnechase as con.
taining materialistic doctrines incom-
patible With the teachings Of the Church
II tells the story as follows;
In a recently published work. DR.. Smith,
Of America, declares that blackness Is the
normal condition Of mankind. 1T Ia only
BY depravation,' says be, that q portion oil
mankind has become white Eve and Adam
were made negroes BY the Creator, but
having eaten the apple they grew pale with
fear and turned white.
Mr.. Smith, says the Opinion, forgets
to add that their hair at the time stood
upon their heads-which accounts for
their being deerspss-or as m American
would say, for having the kink taken
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

TIE SILENCE OF GRANT. - The Cop
perhead press abuses Grant because he
says so little. 10 this age Of endless
talk and no work, for which so many of
our public men are remarkable, we con-
slider Grants silence refreshing. The
great trouble in our politics is, that our
public men talk too much and do too
little. Had the impeachment trial not
been delayed for weeks by the Niagara
Of speech with which the Senate was
drenched, the country would not have
witnessed the spectacle of the mountain
of words laboring and bringing forth
the mouse Of acquitsal. We have been
afflicted with INT President given to
many speeches, or rather speaking the
same speech over many times let US
have a President who knows how to
hold his tongue properly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

A PARTY TO START FOR A Two YEARS
SURVEY OF THE ROCKY MoUSTAISs.-0n
the 26th Of this month, m exploring
party Of twenty-five gentlemen, under
the direction Of Professor ]. W. Powell,
leave this city for the head waters Of
the Colorado, 10 Middle Park, neat
Pixies Peak, for the purpose Of survey
ing the river from the source to the
point where the Government surveys,
conducted By Lieutenant Ives, some
years ago. ends. The expedition is
conducted under the auspices of the
Illinois Industrial College at Champaign,
the Norman and Wesleyan University at
Bloomington, and the Chicago Academy
of Science-the latter furnishing a por-
ton Of the outfit. Uucle Sam furnished
the bareback and ''salt horse" three
hunters and guides, and mules, ETC., for
transportation.
The expedition will be gone about
two years. Professor Powell takes with
him his barometers, s~extants, and other
mathematician and scientific instruments,
and a couple of boats in which to trans
port the heavier articles and impediments
Of the expedition. The little company
will winter about three or four hundred
miles southwest of Denver, near the
borders Of New Mexico, for the first
Post, June 24th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

TODAY there assemblies In New York
what is called, somewhat ab~surdly, u
Democratic Soldiers Convention. The
substantial ommon sense Of the
try will be very apt to ask why the De-
mocracy did not hold q Soldiers Con-
vention in 1861 or 1864, when the nation
needed men IN uniform. II is rather
tame and very safe to wear brass but
tons and follow a brass band up Broad
way now. 1t is ever by no means as
dangerous rs the desperate hundred
days service Of yore. There was a
time when Soldiers Conventions were
held all along the front, from the Mis-
sissippi to the Atlantic, but If our mem
DRY serves US right, the Democracy
never issued a call then. Their military
ardor just now is cheap, not to say lu-
dicrous. We suggest to President An.
drew johnson, commander-in.chief of
the Democratic forces, the propriety Of
comforting, without loss Of time, a
double brevet on all the intrepid heroes
Of the New York campaign.-Forney's
Prem.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

PILE DRIVING ExrRAoRDrsARY-THE
BoTToX KSooKED q OF Il Bay
Messrs. Still and Jones are now engaged
10 driving piles on q lot on the north
side Of Clay street, east Of Drumm, be-
longing to Captain j. B. Thomas, for
the foundation for q three-story brick
building. Yesterday 1t vas determined
to test tho question Of the depth to
which q pile could be driven into the
mud, which once formed the bed Of the
Bay Of San Francisco. For this pur-
pose a long pile was selected, and driven
down to near the surface, when iron
rings were slipped on the head and an
iron bolt put into the end. A second
pile was then swung up into the ma
| chine, fitted with rings at the lower end,
and driven upon the bolt In the head OF
the first pile, so as to make sure Of one
following the other. Then the machine
was set to work again, and the second
pile also driven down to the surface.
After getting down fifty feet, or there
about, the pile seemed to pass through
hard clay into some softer substance
probably putty or soft soap-and from
that time forward II went very easy iu-
deed. The total depth attained was LOG
feet, and when they stopped for want OF
moro pile to pay It, 1t appeared proba-
BILE that they might have gone on sink
ing indeinitely-possibly till the Chi
nese on the other side got hold Of the
end and pulled it through. Should 1t
be found that there 10 a substratum Of
quicksand, or some other soft substance,
under the hard blue clay, extending to
any distance along the city front, doubts
might well DO entertained as to the per-
mauency Of the seawall after 1t is COM
| pIafad
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WHERE TIE MoRNoSs Cons FRox.-
The Pail Mall Gazette deprecates but
confesses 1t fears an article by some
quick American writer on a piece Of
news it has just printed. The sailing
of a ship with six hundred and fifty
Mormon emigrants, mostly women, had
been announced. The Gazette, taking
this for a text, blocks out a very good
article on the wickedness Of Wales,
whence come most Of these emigrants,
and we cannot do better than copy II
short extract: "He would find that we
rear the followers of Brigham Young,
and that America gets the credit Of
them. A thrilling picture Of the fright
full state Of social life in Great Britain
might be drawn from the presence
among US Of strange sects. Wales is a
great deal nearer to the heart Of Eng
land than Salt Lake or Oneida Creek is
to anything which deserves to be called
American and an enterprising trav-
eler, gifted with q 1.-the and sinewy
style, might easily delude a portion OF
his countrymen into the belief that the
Mormon nursery 10 Wales A be safely
taken as IN example of the relations
which exits between the sexes all over
the country. If he did this, and did it
we'll, be would deserve to be considered
a very smart man, for-to use q com.
mon phrase-he would have paid us
back in our own coin. We send ship
loads of Mormons to America, and then
write books TO- prove that Mormonism is
the natural fruit Of the loose principles
which prevail In America" Certainly
no ono can find fault with the frankness
of such an article as the above. An
American would hardly advance more
boldly to the charge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

THEIR TRUE LEVEL. - Several digni-
t%aries, including Rev. q. W. Beecher,
have lately been talking about the
"poor Indian" asserting that the red
man at present is lower than the
African. There is but little doubt that
that is a fact, and it is but just to the
African that he should stand higher
than the Indian in many respects, for
while the Negro has many redeeming
traits, the Indians has very few, and in
many cases none whatever. But we
shall now speak not Of individuals, but
Of the race. Indian copy tho white
mans vices but not his virtues, they are
revengeful but grateful, they are
barbarous to their enemies, and treach,
erous to their friends, and a musical
Indian is as rare as a white black bird.
Negroes strive to be gentlemen in their
manners, are good natured, jolly,
musical and happy. Negroes will make
good citizens, but Indians are hopeless,
utterly hopeless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

An OLD PLASX.-We reproduce the
famous surrender plank Of the Ma
tional Democratic platform Of 1864.
This resolution, which called for COM
promise and capitulation at the very
moment when the flag and soldiers of
the Republic were under FIRE from
Vicksburg to Richmond, has never been
officially r~etracted or apologized for.
Will the Convention do this now, or, by
silence, reassert the insulting and trea-
sonable doctrine from which IT sprung
We commend this party profession of
treason and cowardice to the soldiers
who meet to play second to the white
flag party:
Resolred, That this convention does ex-
plicitly declare. as the sense Of the American
people, that after four years Of failure to re-
store the Union by the experiment Of war,
during which, under the pretense Of q mill
tary necessity Of 4 war power higher than the
Constitution, the Constitution itself has been
disregarded in every part, and public liberty
and private right alike trodden down, and the
material prosperity Of the country essentially
impaired, justice, humanity, liberty and the
public welfare demand that immediate efforts
be made for n cessation Of hostilities, with u
view to ~ ultimate convention Of all the
States, or other peaceable means to the end
that at the earliest practicable moment peace
may be restored on the basis Of the Federal
Union Of the States.-Forney's Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

An UNPLEASANT PLACE. - The fire.
quency of crime in the city Of Memphis
has long been q subject Of remark.
That the reports Of these outrages are
not exaggerated is proved by an order
issued by the Police Superintendent Of
that city, who says:
Within the last four months officers Of the
law, members OF the police force, have been
killed while in the discharge Of their duty,
and more severely wounded; in all about
twelve per cent. Of the average police force,
who have suffered death or manning ut the
hands Of actual or would-be assassins, un-
lawfully armed with deadly weapons. The
duties Of 4 policeman have become as dan
gerous as the deadly field Of battle. and often
when he would protect himself BY laying firm
hands OF some armed r~utians, he not only
risks his life, but Is dragged before the bar Of
some petty court, and made to answer as for
q crime for an act that should be commended
not only BY the courts, but BY all good citi-
zens.
The classes Of Memphis rufians are
defined in the same document:
The hundreds OF idle persons we'll known
to the officers OF the police force, who spend
their time on the street crossings, about low
drinking saloons, and other places Of resort,
against whom the charge Of vagrancy can at
any time be sustained. should Be especially
watched. This class includes not alone the
rufian Of hang.dog look and repulsive misn,
but the well-dressed genteel-appearing ~losfer,
always around and ready on the slightest
Provocation to resent real or supposed wrongs
BY an appeal to arms.
As q remedy for this dreadful state of
things, the Memphis authorities now
positively prohibit the carrying of con-
cealed weapons. If all the rascals
could be put at work for the State, the
remedy would be more effective.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

TIE NEwsPAPER.-I never derive
more benefit or see more pleasure for
the time than reading a newspaper
which has lately issued from tho press.
l do really believe that nothing adds 20
much glory to my country as news
papers. Liberty is stamped legibly
upon its pages, and even the fold Is
marked with freedom. Do you want to
know how your country thriyes2 I
point you to the press. There you will
fud a piece under the head Of legisla-
tive. Look there What book can fur
nish such good account Of murder, rob-
berry, accidents, marriages, anecdotes,
and many other such things? Look
there !! Under all these considerations,
who is there in all this land of freedom
that will not attend to an object SO
worthy Of his regard2-Dr. johnson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

A TRESros IN. J.) paper, reporting
the following conversation on the street,
gives in o nutshell the animus Of the
opposition TO General Grant: Republic
cau-Do you think many Democrats
will vote for General Grant? Demo-
crat-No. Republican-why? Demo-
crat-Because he hurt himself with the
Democrats when he captured Lee Re-
publican-Oh ah /! / see.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

FREAK OF TEE LIaHTEINa.-During
the storm of Saturday evening the rail-
road track at Greencastle, franklin
county, was struck BY lightning, keep
Ing the track several miles. At every
joint In the track it produced a sound
like the cracking Of a whip. Several
young gentlemen, who had taken shell
ter from the storm in the water house,
we're considerably affected by the pass.
ing electricity. A young gentleman on
South Carlisle street, Greencastle, had
q book knocked out Of his hand while
sitting in his door near the track. Tho
telegraphic wires in the Same locality
we're melted, rendering them useless
until Monday Notwithstanding
(Pa.) Telegraph.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

BLACK men were voters in Tennessee
from the first organization Of the State
up to 1853, when a new Constitution was
adopted which had the effect to exclude
from the suffrage all persons Of mixed
blood from octoroon down. The earlier
Constitution was adopted in l79G, from
that of North Carolina, where, also,
there was then no discrimination on ac-
count Of color.-Pas6urg Gazette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

Ora FROM THE ZAPArA.-A quantity
OF silver ore from the Zapata mine, Los
angeles county, near the place where
goid was first discovered in California,
was brought here by the Orizaba for
.eoGe'lon. This ore closely resembles
Ioe oest from the Comstock lode, in Ne.
vada' and it is believed that it will work
very rich. The mine is owned by DR..
winston, one of the pioneers of South
ern california, and it is hoped and
believed that he has a fortune in it
Alta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21
VIcxsBuRs.-A correspondent Of the
New York Sun writes from Vicksburg /:


New York Sun writes from Vicksburg {:
Very few places in the South show so
many or so severe marks Of the war, and yet
almost the whole city has been rebuilt. In
deed, something Of its former business seems
reviying. The people are less dependent
more hopeful. The cemetery, where lie bur-
ried some $4,000 Of the $4,000 soldiers known
to have slept their last sleep in the neighbour
hood, is becoming . point Of much interest.
The Government has undertaken u great
work in laying out the grounds and searching
for the remains through the adjacent swamps
aud woods. Every day fresh discoveries are
made, and additions are made to the li,ile
museum Of property found. unknown SOL
der, No. =" is the record Of nearly every
one. Seldom, indeed, does the soldier bear
upon his person any mark BY which the
Granger may learn his name. Lockets Of
hair, daguerrotypes Of wife or child or friend,
are often found, but rarely q name or an ad-
dress Of any kind.
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SONG.
TUNE-Tranp, Tramp, Tramp.

TUNE-1TG'np, Tramp, Tramp.
With our hero battlefield, and our statesman by
With our noble Grant and coli.z we arc
We will outasnik the foe and to victory onward
Then, yen e froemen, join our rank. and march
On, on, the right is marching,
None can stay its progress grand;
With our hero brave and great, guiding on
the Ship Of State,
We shall yet remain q free, united landi
Ye heroes who have stood on the battlefield Of
blood,
And have struggled that your country might
Be resolved to vote for none but the chief who
led you on,
While the glorious flag Of freedom DER you
waved,
On, on, the right Is marching, etc.
o 70 sons Of heroes true, who have shed their
blood for you,
Stand nobly forth TO emulate your sires;
And resolve to follow none but the chief who led
you on,
Till they crush expressions might and
trcason's fires.
On, on, the right Is marching, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

DooLIrrLE says the negro cannot be
the equal of the white man. In short,
that the negro is a fool. Doolittle
should not get up a controversy with a
fool. A man divided against himself
shall surely fall.-Caieego POH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

A. d. ZURICH, recently elected United
States Senator from Florida, was last
spring chosen President Of the Iowa
State Agricultural College.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

TIE Republican Executive Commit
tee of Louisiana claim that the State
will give Grant and ColfaI $4,000 ma
jority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

TIE steamer Continental recently
made the run from New York to New
Haven in four hours and forty. three
minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

, LARGE and numerous German Repub-
lican clubs are being organized in
Michigan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21

A FISH out Of water-Salmon on q
high Democratic platform. Cincinnati
Uroniels.
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NEW TO-DAY.
OPERA HOUSE.

Tuesday RveninE, Juiy 91st, 1893,
VIII be presented the Romantic, Musical and
Thrilling Tragic Drama, entitled
LUCREZIA BORGIA;
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ICE! ICE! ICEi
Attention, Millmen!

EoR SALE CnRAP-THE PANS.
Douglass Pump, . lot Of Betting, Puileys. etc
etc., In the Granite Mil, Gold am,
Also, tho LOT AND BUILDING.
APptyto 3. 8. BIM0ND6,
superintendent Eclipse Mi and Nine, Cold
AM. M1n
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RATTLE! RATTLE!

EoR A NEW SINGERS SEWING MA.
E CHINE, No. g. TO take place at the Glove
Factory, opposite the Vesey House, in Gold
Hill, on
Thursday, August 90th. at = Ia r. NJ.
EIGHTY TICKETS, AT 81 EACH.
Ladies' and Gents please call and obtain par.
~ticulars. ELLEN REDMAN.
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Dessert.

EsrIxATEs from a highly competent
source place the immigration to Kansas
the present year at over n hundred
thousand.
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Until FURTHER NOTICE WE WILL
u sell our FRANKS at go per thousand or
Is 80 per hundred. IS for 81; 8ior % eenm;
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BARGAINS FOR THE MILLION!

BARGAINS FOR THE MILLION |!
DRY GOODS! FANCY GOODS!
JEWELRY g. SiLvERWARE.
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AGENTS FOR EUROPEAN MANUFAC-
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. Business Cards OF 5 lines or less. IS year
For Legal and transient advertisements, 81
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SRcisl Notices will be charged so per cent
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Ten lines Of solid BREWER make one square
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Transient advertisements must be paid fol
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