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ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY DOLLARS AND TWENTY
FIVE CENTS.
The following subscriptions are from the officers.
and employees Of the eastern division OF the Central
PARK, North and East River Railroad, Thrty-slxtn
and Eirst aYanua.-
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Fine Gold Vest Chains, entirely new styles.
Just received by GEO. ALLEN, AIS Broadway one door
Glow anal
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The Greatest Strike Yet, One thnt Is Dcs-
tined strike Of Al the hair Roons o. the Day
has Jus, bssn made BY PAAL0N SON ThEih 81,
principle II the light. having no we pernc,ous
sediment 70 conceal under paper plaster 10 hrm
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Reported DefaIcation from n Quebec Bank.
QUEBEC, Canada, Sept. Is. 1859.
p. p. Harris, manager Of the quebec branch of the
Montreal Bank, and o broker named Sanderson
have absconded taking with them a large)amount Of
funds OF the bank; reports say $3.50 900.
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Card.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM

Beware Of the Eggs which vermin Lay for
next wears CROP Cleanse your premises thoroughly with
Lyons Insect Powder and thus the cockroaches
Ha MOTH bugs and other vermn from overrunning yos
with their broods next year. Lyons Powder will do It.
Nothing else will. Depot, 81 Park row, New York.
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A.-Scotch and English Tweed, Newest
STYLES suits French English Fancy Cashmere,
Vestng Sanets at MoKINLEYS, merchant tailor 666
Broadway, corner Of Prince street.
A.-Burnett's FlOrimel; an Exquisite Per.
fume resembling fresh OF luet Has
soua and in for by 4 druggists
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Proposed Removal Of the IroquOis Indians
Big Council of the Tribe-The Pecuninry
Concessions to Nova Scotia.
OTTAWA, Sept. Is, 1859.
IT is stated tnat the Dominion government have
made overtures to the Iroquois Indians with view
towards obtaining the consent OF the tribe TO emil
crate to the hunting grounds on the banks Of the
Ottawa river. meeting OF the whole tribe OF the
Lake OF the Two Mountains Indians will be held Fri.
day next to confer with government agent on the
ubject. The government offers to compensate the
Indians in cash for their present lands and to pay
all expenses OF transportation, &c.
Law officers OF the British government to whom
were referred the question relative to pecunlary
CONCESSIONS made to Nova Scotia, so warmly dis
cussed IN Parliament In ottawa last session. have
decided that the action OF the Canadian government
In that respect was constitutional and within the
meaning OF the Confederation act.
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The Anti Rheumatic Wadding Serves TO
bring diseases resting the body 70 the ousds remove:
Ill N furious matter Cures, incredibly quick, govt and
pans evey form. To be had at every
abis drug and 81 the Wholesale depot se2 Broadway
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Royal Havana LOttery.-PriZes Paid In GOld'
Information furnished The highest paid for Doublooue
aAdal kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, IS Wa nstrse, N. z.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neatness, qucknes and DESPATCH twenty-five cent
than at other printing establishment in the city,
at tie METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
NENT,M Nassau street.
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Thirty Years Practically Regular Physi.
clan 10 establish durability Of Epilepsy and other
vouS Please call or send for references 80 0reA
Ionoa airA
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Hitchcoclk's New Monthly Mpgnzine.-
sellers and newsdealers supplied the by Amer
News Company, also by New York News Company
Mailed on receipt Of price. BENJAMIN w. HITCHCOCK,
Publisher, "a BeekmAn street, New York.
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Established in 1SOO-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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GOuraud's Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Bot.
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SHIPMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
To the Assistant Treasurer at New York . $780, 600
TO the Assistant Treasurer at Philadelphia 10000
10 the United states Depository at Cincin-
uati ...... Au,VVV
To the United States Depository at Balt
more Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
To the United States Depository at Chicago. 10000
To national banks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $685. 1874
The Treasurer holds as security for circu-
atng national bank notes ........... .342 500 900
And for public deposits .......... 19,6l80O0
Mutlated bank notes burned during the
week. ...................... 1870, 500
Total amount burned. ................ 1916, 244
Bank currency issued for bills destroyed
during the week. ....................... I24.SOO
Total amount issued therefor. ........ 1870, S55
Bank circulation outstanding .299 TIC, 100
Fractional currency redeemed during the
week. ..................... 1875, 400
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The Empress will depart for the Eas, or the % Of
October
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The ssSpanish Victory" at Las Tunas.
HAVANA, Sept Is, 1859.
Captain General de Rodas has issued an order
the name OF the town Las Tunas to victO.
ria de Las Tunas, in commemoratlon Of the "recent
Spanish vlctory' over the rebels at that place.
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Havana Financial and Commercial Markets.
HAVANA, Sept II, 1859.
Sugars have an advancing tendency. Exchange
frmer, rates tending upward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18
VARIETIES.

BosSrR's horses are said to DO worth
$500, OOo, a fortune Of itself.
Nav HAMPSHIRE /, to have a Woman.
Suffrage Convention December 80.
"THE rebels have got enough of war;"
according to the Columbia, s. c., Pho.
mir.
THEY are catching both mackersl and
cod in the Pacific, whereat England
mourns.
GAIL HAMILTON, in srecsut produc.
ton, says "womeu pay their debts in.
stinctiyely."
FROM the looks Of things around the
city Santa Claus is preparing for = good
time this season.
They are having the mercury at "a
and 26 degrees below zero at various
places north of US.
MEETIsGs in favor Of DR.. Schoeppe
ars being held by the Germans in all
parts Of the country.
ONLY about 1000 fighting men Of the
Apacha Indians are left. General Ord
says the race is fast dying out.
"IsAY, sheriff." said q culprit con.
demnsd to be hung, Eat what nour does
this little affair Of mine come Off"
THERE will be t~wenty.seven law-msk.
ing bodies in session In this country in
January. How very much we ore gov
creed.
To CArcH MtcH.-0n going to bed
put crumbs Of cheese in your mouth
aud lie with your mouth open; when q
mouse's whiskers tickle your lips, bite.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18
----
Wtn-FAnE-Army food.
SeI-yAREIYG-Eatinp salt hors

WGn-FARE-Army food.
SRA-FAREIaG-Esting salt horse.
BaoGUE AIMS come from Ireland.
Can q little girl weeping be called n
crisis?
WHAT fairs should young men shun
most? Fair decoivers.
"MY Lord" said the foreman Of a
Welsh jury giving in the verdict, 1--WE
find tho man who stole tho marc not
guilty"
"Ir people knew beforehand all the
misery that il brings" says n Japanese
poet, "th.rO would be les, going ont
with young ladies to look at the floT-
ers Mt night" &.
"TuAr's very singular" said q young
lady to n gentleman who had just kissed
her. go, we'll, my dear Miss" was the
reply, al will soon mako it plural" and
the villain did
WHY did you WAX at me ?" said a
young lady to hor lover at q party one
evening. 81 w~inked," replied the
lover, Gas men do when looking at the
sun ; your splendor dazzled me-"
Two men stole n coat at Bridgeport,
Conn, 4 few days ago, and informed
upon themselvss, in order to get sent
to j,il, where, as they said, they can
get "three square meals n day"
"YoUSa man, do you know what rela-
lions you sustain in this world?" said q
minister to n young man Of his
church. "Yes, sir, said the hopeful cen.
vert-"Two cousins and a grand
mother"
A couPLE Of follows who were
thoroughly soaked with bad whisky,
got iato the gutter. After Laundering
about for a few minutIs, one Of them
said: Jim, let's 60 to another house,
this hotel leaks from below"
A THIEF secreted himself q short time
since in the closet Of a gentleman's bed
room in New Haven, and when tho oc-
cupant was asleep the fellow crept out,
donuad a new suit Of clothes aud de-
canped, leaving a filthy suit Of rags in
lieu thereof. :
JOINS met Smith as be Was going on
board a steamer on the Mississippi, and
asked, (which way, Smith, up or
downW "That depends upon circum-
stances" remarked Smith "if I get a
berth over the boiler, l shall probably
60 up ; if in the cabin, down"
"NorHISG." says a philosopher,
"was 80 much dreaded in my school
days as to be. ,punishedby sitting be.
tween two girls. All the force of ed
ucation In after years I learned to
submit to such things without a shud-
der, or the shedding Of a tear"
A GENTLEMAN in Boston, who takes a
business view of most things, when re
Gently asked respecting a person Of
quite a poetic temperament, replied:
ooh! no is one of those men who have
soarings after the infinite, and dirings
after the unfathomable, but who never
pay cash."
Az exchange says: General George
W. Cole, who killed l.. Harris His
cock, for seducing his wife, has been ap.
pointed a clerk in the General PostoAiee
at Washington, at u salary Of $4,000
per annum." Another exchange states
that General Cole is a'registering clerk
in the Albany P~ostofice, with a salery
of $1,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18
TIE NEW CENSUS.

Tho Subj Committee on the Census oil
ths'Uuited States for 1870 is now en-
gagged in framing q law With regard to a
new method Of collecting statistics. II
is to be hoped that the bounds will be
ample, together with a reasonable econ
omy. The United States Census will
be particularly interesting, including as
i. docs the period Of u civil war.
Among the most interesting matter, it
should give II reliable and concise state
ment of the loss Of life, property and
material, during the four years of actual
war; In. sinking and revival of our
great staples, in their quantity and
quality tho consumption Of goods,
while hos,ilities we're carried on /; the
decline of our shipping and mercantile
interests the increase Of cultivated
area /; the forwarding Of navigation,
~railroadiug and eaualiug; the clearing
Of channels in our rivers and narigable
places and currents. With those aud
other topics, suggestions should be
made on the effect on climate, decrease
of timber causes, the extent Of volcanic
region in the Uniou: California, Nevada,
Colorado and the vast interior regions
of the United States, have been recently
found to contain a large range Of vol.
cauic country, embracing mountains,
which when in a state of eruption far
exceed any Of those 10 the Old World.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18
WHITE 1 y ITEMS.

from the Empire, December lG.l
ELKo AND CePs.-This promising rail-
road town has Cope elarmiagly on the
braiu. Every man, woman aad child
either has or expects TO have feet in the
nsw district; and every bar-room, hotel
and store in the burg, copes with each
other in its displsy Of rich Cope SPeci.
mems. All who ara largely interested
il. the mines, vehemently aver that they
are unsurpassed in rich1ess, aad all
that is required fer their deYelopmen,
aud for a splendid era of prosperity, is
capital.
The BOYS IN RsD.-Yesterdsy the
boys who belong to Liberty No. ! were
out trying the fire plrss. They were
dressed in their new clothes aud their
fancy hats, and it is our honest eonyie-
ton they were the j%olIiest and best look
ing laddies we have seen in many a day.
IL we were a FIRE, aud saw tina, crowd
coming, we would shoulder.
Coon NSnvx. = Yesterday, in the
vicinity OF Shermantown, we saw a man
who had the nerve 20 act as the escort
for three ladies on = riding excursion.
This is pretty good for White Pine.
Who says ladies are scarce in White
Pine?
LARGE LoAps.-Lsst evening we met
two long trains Of oxen attached 70 mon
strous wagons loaded with quartz. We
should judge each team had At least
eighteen tons.
ORR SoLD.-Mr. Bennett, owner of THE
Caroline mine, ut Mount 0phir, yester-
day sold a lot of ore from that mine at
$3.50 per on. elbows that for high ~
CoLD.-Al,hough Shermantown lie,
much lower than Hamilton, the climate
strikes us as being decidedly colder.
EARL Misv.-This mine suspended
work last evening. Things look rather
shaky OF the hill.
ALEC. o'SEiL is in town, fresh from
Spring Valley, Eureka, etc. He looks
hale and hearty.
Tss weather s,,ll remains warm and
pleasant, with little or uo wind prevail
.ag. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

EplroR GOLD Hill Nsws:-By invita-.
tion Of Mr.. Gray, one of our School
Trustees, I, in company with two
friends, visited the school Of Miss Howe,
in Gold Hill, yesterday, to hear a little
examination extsmporizcd for the occa-
sion, pending q three-weeks' vacation.
Two other persons only attended, Sa.
perinteudent Whitcher and Miss Ora
ham, of Virginia. No Preparations had
been made for visitors; hence, con-
clude few are in tho habit of attending
any Of our school exercises. We were,
however, soon comfortably seated near
the teacher, and facing the bright,
intelligent faces of the pupils.
Miss Howe now resumed tho exer-
cisss, which had already commenced,
and for nearly two hours, aided in part
by Mr.. Whitcher, the scholars were
carried through a course of Natural
Philosophy, Physiology, Mechanics,
Arithmetic Reading, Singing and Calls:
themes. Everything appeared to move
with the precision of clockwork, and,
with one or two exceptions, the quss-
lions were answered promptly and cor.
rectly. 1t was truly amusing to see the
little ones holding up their hands when.
evsra question WAS asked i particular
scholar, to signify their ability to give
the proper answer; but, as ! before said,
their services were seldom needed. To
speak individually would seem invid.
ious. The scholars seemed to vie with
each other for the mastery. Miss Howe
may we'll be proud Of her school. Ac.
cording to my judgment, it is a splendid
success.
But where, let me ask, were the par.
enty? 0ns gentleman came poking in
just as the exercises were closing. Out
of somo fifty or sixty parents who have
children at this institution, not q single
one heard tho exercises Of yesterday
This is an injustice, undeserved on thu
part Of both the teacher aud the chill
dren ; q sin Of omission which, | hope,
for very shame, parents will rectify 10
the future. How can they expect theil
little ones to exert themselves, wher
father and mother show 80 much indif
ferenee2 Perhaps they are ashamed o.
exposing their want OF education
That 10 no excuse, even if true. They
should feel proud in being able to do fol
their child what had been denied to then
INSTRUMENTATION which no man Of
woman will ever amount to much II
society.
have already said more than was in
tsnded-a word to the wise is sufficient
l will merely add that Mes'rs. WhitcheI
and Gray made n few appropriate re
marks At the close Of tho exercises
We then departed, well pleased, leaving
the teacher and scholars arranging,
believe, for n grand exhibition ut The
alter Hall next Wednesday evening.
G g
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
lsrIcIAI TO H GOLD NIL DAILY Nsws b
n WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LrEE.l
ppoN az rRANCIsCO,

SAN Francisco, December 1872 p. NJ
Steamer Constitution sailed this morning for
Panama with 2io passengers and S605, 900 in
treasure.
Finy-one deaths were reported at the
Health Office during the week-principal dis.
cases being consumption and dipiheria.
A soldier named Jos. v. Kelly has been
arrested for forging 4 check Of $3.50 on the
u. S. ub-Treasury.
In the Neuval case, DR.. Maxwell testified
this morning that he was present at the post.
mortem examination Of Miss Diamond, and
he had no doubt her death was caused from
inhalation Of chloroform. The Public Ad-
ministrstor testified that when he examined
her room he found no books, papers, or val
uables of any sort,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

A CoyrrssloS.-We understand that
Clawbsmmer Jake, who was taken to
San Quentin BY Deputy Sheriff Robin
son yesterday, told that officer, on tho
way down, that The police we're right in
making their first arrest, aad that they
had The right men, and the goods were
buried in the bushes near the place Of
arrest; that after the prisoners were
released from the station. house for want
Of evidence against them, they went
down on the San Francisco boat and
returned to Washington by the Vallejo
route next night, stole q boat on the
ioio side, came across and dug up their
piunder, took it across the river, cast
the boat adrift and went to San Fran
cisco by the morning roin.-Sderamento
Bee, l6h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

NOTABLE SLEErER.-The Nevada Ga
zette says that a firm in that town have
n chipmunk, or ground squirrel, which
has gone to sleep for the winter. titles
rolled up, and has been in a torpid state
for about two weeks. Il shows no signs
Of life, il perfectly cold, and no pulsa-
ton Of the heart can be detected. They
have had the animal three years, and It
has slept four months each winter,
waking up in the spring in better con.
dition than when il began its nap.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

D~sApasADs, attention | 1t has just
been decided by a New Jersey Court
tina, II deadhesd on a railroad must be
killed at his own expense, if he is killed
at all. Neither the traveller or a free
ticket, nor his heirs, IAN recover dam
ages for injury by accident on the rail.
1t seems there was some New Jersey
deadhesd who sued the company that
gave him n ride hence the decision.
The moral for dssdheads is that they
must get an acciden. insurance ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

Tur Cheyenne Leader says that if
Congress will furnish the means to erect
n pcnit.utiary, at some suitable point in
that Territory, the coming year, it will
guarantee that no Democrat shall, in
the future, 60 to Washington as delegate
from Wyoming Territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

A YOUNG man in North Adams, Mass,
who last week learned that the Die
whom he had looked upon as a wife for
fonr years, was the lawful wife OF sno-
Their man, Immediately left her for his
fathers house, aud thon soon aickened
aud died Of grief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18
FOR RN0oN STOCK REPORT.
arrorrrD DAILY BY II. =. rLAoa . CO., COL, un1.l

SAN FRANCISCO. December IS.
30 ophir, $l5xG15,S615G15k b. 30; "a
Gould & Curry, Sfaq74; $50 Savage, $4GQ45H
@iTliG5sM47X b 30: go Chollar. Potosi, $l9G
lSx1i0; 80 Hale s. Norcross. $1501ni6591N
go Crown Point. $1sADl0HG1SZGl9 20
Yellow Jacket, S4lfp45 b i0lt4iA 145 Imperial,
$5oI51; 90 Kentuck, Sl47Goll9Gli49A; 70
Alpha, $40: 9j 0yerman. $S1@Sa b 3G0s2 : 90
1T5 Sierra Nevada, $i0G9A1l0H b 30H10 s 30
+ "a E oriTiGGnf I,S r.; 20 lady sEypns SlSS'H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

wngy General Pogram WAS about to
invade Kentucky, the fat Humphrey
Marshall sent him word that in doing so
it would be necessary to "So over his
dead body" Pogram said I" that would
he too much for his artillery, but if he
found Marshal's body in the way, he
would ,uuuel through it," Safer TO
have zone over it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

SENATOR CRAGIs, Of New Hampshire,
proposes to do away with polygamy in
Utah, but as the law cannot very well
be made cr post taeto in its operation, it
will work no particular hardship to the
present race OF saints, who are generally
ENJOYING a full matrimonial supply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

A oMA recently entered a store in
Connecticut, and sat down in front Of
an iron safe to arm her feet: After
sitting some twenty or thirty minutes,
she remarked that she ''neyer did like
them kind of stoves-tbey don't throw
out scarcely any heat, these gas burners
don't"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

A called Clavhammer
Jake" has been convicted Mt Sscrs-
mento, Cal. Not to mention the theft,
i, is clear that a fellow with such q
viliaiuous name ought to SO to the
neniteptiary,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

THE Bule.in regards tho Mccarthy
Cannsyan fSh; as an event 10 which
the taxpayers of this city are much
more deeply concerned thaa Mr.. Gamma
van himself" II msy be so now, but
we are of the opinion that Mr.. Cannavan
himself was most concerned when he
WAS downs. =. Figaro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

A coNPosIroR 10 the Office Of the Lou
isville Journal made q typographical
blunder which will probably cost the
propris.ors Of the paper about $4,000.
A reporter said a certain Mrs. Evans was
keeping q boarding house, and the COM
positor made it ga bswdy-house.'
Mrs. E. says the joke is worth 5 $4,000,
and has sued the paper for that amount
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

TuE hogs killed in the principal West
ern pork depots, up to November eth,
1869, amounted in number to 457,3ls
animals, against SOC, 442 mp to The same
Jote in 1868.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

DEMOLIsHERs OF Bread. Cakes. Pies. Doushnuts,
Hot Rolls. ETC.. tako notice: John Peter Becker, of
the Gold Iill Bakery and Chop House, Is prepared
10 furnish 10 the public the above named articles.
fresh every day, of the best quality. and at the low
est prices. no2T-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

IT is said that General Logan and
several other Western members of Con-
gres, have Determined to mako the
question Of the removal Of the Capital
from Washington to some point in the
West a prominent feature Of the present
session. We hope they do not mean by
this to distract the attention of Congress
from more important measures, such as
the in Independence of Cubs, the fioaness
Of the country, the internal rerenns
laws. and many other questions osvss.ly
more importance, or to frit:cr away its
tim. with lengthy discussions. The
removal OF the Capital can afford to
wait. IT will rome in its own good
t;n,a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

Four bachelors bought a pew together
at q Methodist church, at Wsstford, VI,
the other day, to be used by them until
Que gets married, when the other three
are to leave the pew in his possession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18

P~oLlricAL.-In New York the vote on
the amended Constitution, as officially
declared, is as follows: For the Conssi-
tuition, 223 ,9S5 I; against, 29o,456; ma
jority against the Constitution, 66,52l.
For the amended Judiciary Article,
247, 2io /; against, 24o,4i2 majority for
the Article, G,79s. For tho property
qualification for colored people, 2s3, io3;
against it, 249,sO2 majority for prop.
er,1 qualification. 80. COL.