Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-24

PIpRR's OPERA HousE.-There was
au evident improvement in the number
Of the audience at the Opera House
last evening, and consequently in the
enthusiasm. The two pieces presented
=" The Nervous Man and the " Irish
Post"-were both performed very
ereditably, and passed off smoothly
and satisfactorily. The songs Of Col
Inns are always highly acceptable, and
Sue Robinson last evening as Mrs. Cap.
sicomb in the " Irish Post" sang = very
pleasing song which was much applaud
ed. The same bill tonight. Tomorrow
evening Mr.. Collins takes his frat and
only benefit, on which occasion two
excellent pieces will be presented :
The Irish Ambassador and born
to Good Luck" On the same evening
Mr.. Collins will sing a new song en-
titled, God Save Ireland, or the
Martyrs of '67," also the " Flag Of Our
Union"
SHALLOW GRAvEs.-W- hear COM
plants made relative to the shallowness
Of the graves dug in the Catholic burial
ground near this town, and are Informed
on good authority that the grave of II
lady recently buried there is not much
over three feet deep, the top Of the coffin
being only some two feet below the sur
face Of the ground. This certainly is
very wrong on the part of somebody.
If tho rock is so hard that II grave CAIN
not be sunk readily to the usual depth,
in time for use, several should be kept
dug and ready prepared beforehand.
No grave should be less than FIVE or six
feet deep, and we certainly hope the
town sexton shows no distinction in this
matter between the Catholic burial
ground and the others adjoining.
ANOTHER GRAND RALLY To.NouT.-
Hon E. C. Brearley and Hon. Benjamin
Douglass will address the people Of
Virginia, Gold Hill and vicinity this
evening from tho old stand in front Of
the Medin Building, on c street. All
Union men will Of course be there to hear
these eloquent and excellent speakers,
and our Democratic friends also will
gain much truthful Information and
honest political enlightenment by being
present and critically listening to what
is said. Rally tonight, everybody.
" Rally once again"
"SaAKl Her Ur ~ NUMBER ONE
By official notice published in another
column, all members OF Liberty Engine
Co. No. /, are notified that there will
be a drill tomorrow evening mt 81
o'clock precisely. That is to say, the
boys will be given n fair show to test
the squirting powers Of their machine,
and 'tshake her up" to their hearts
content. Every member is expected to
be "thsr" and participate in the fun.
NEAT MARKETS CLOSED SUNDAYS
The butchers Of Gold Hill request us to
notify the public generally, that the
meat markets Of this tow will be
closed on next Sabbath, and every Sab.
bath thereafter, all day. Hotels, res
taurants, families, bachelors and others
making use of meat, will please take
notice and regulate their ideas accord
ingly. The meat markets Of Virginia
will also be closed Sundays hereafter,
simultaneously with those Of Gold
Hill.
UNION SPEAKERS APPOINTMENT
In our advertising columns to-day see
table of appointments of Hon. VIM. NJ.
Stewart, Hon. Thomas Fitch and Hon.
Charles E. belong, to speak ut various
places throughout the State, between
now and the Presidential election day.
County Central Committees will please
take notice, and make the requisite
arrangements.
ToRcHLlGHr SATURDAY EvENlSa.-We
are officially requested to notify the
Union boys of Gold Hill and vicinity
that on Saturday evening next n grand
torchligbt procession Of the Union Clubs
of Gold Hill will march up to Virginia
for the purpose Of attending the great
mass meeting at that time and listen to
the addresses of Hon. Horny Edgertou,
Hon. John F. Swift and Judge ]. b.
Southland. Get your torches ready.
SECOND WARD To-NIoHT.-A full at
tendance is earnestly requested at the
meeting Of the Gold Hill Second Ward
Union Club this evening at Armory
Hall, as business of great Importance
will come before the meeting. 1t COM
mences at y o'clock. BE on hand.
NEW JAILER.-Jack 0'Brien has been
appointed City Jailer Of Virginia. How
will Old Pike like the new landlord?