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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-07
LOOK AT THE RECORDS.
Record Of che Rspsblican Party.

1t abolished slavery.
It established universal suffrage.
1t gave liberty to all sections.
1t protected the civil rights OF al
men.
It defeated reputation.
1t gave republican government to tile
South.
1t built the Pacific Railroad.
1t passed the homestead law;
IL opened new roads into the uniil-
habited domain. :,
1t secured pensions anu holnesteads
to the Union soldiers.
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ELECTION DAY.

: Our State election will come of to-
morrow, and we cannot help urging
upon our Republican friends. n and
all, to come out and vote the whole
straight ticket, as nominated by our
Republicans should not only
come and vote themselves, but they
should also do some responsible work
by bringing out all and every n OF
their friends to vote. We have an easy
working majority, both IN county and
State, and the only fear Of defeat lies
in its not coming out to vote. Repub-
licans should remember that theirs Is
the only organization pledged to the
support Of the Government Of the Uni
ted States, that it Is the only political
organization in opposition to treason
and rebellion, that it is the only assur-
ance against n repetition Of the scenes
Of blood and mourning out Of which
have grown the enormous taxes under
which the people groan to-day, and
should it be allowed to 20 down, under
the triumph of the old dynasty that
brought upon us our past and present
woes, We may in the next ten years
have n repetition Of the scenes that
grew out of the INSTRUMENTATION OF
Buchanan's term, and have the already
burdensome taxes of the country
doubled. In view Of these possibili-
ties, let every Republican come
squarely up to the work, and de-
vote tomorrow, at least, to the
good of his country. One indi-
vidual's influence may turn the scale,
in the county at least, and prevent the
enemy from finding a Judgement
wherein to plant the batteries Of mis-
rule that may in time batter down the
whole fabric Of Republican liberty
and freedom in the State. Contem-
plate for a moment the political status
of the cities Of New York and San
Francisco under Democratic rule, as
compared with the just government Of
those same cities when Republicans
had control, and shudder ut the abyss
into which Democratic success would
plunge the people Of Nevada. Com
pare the Republican Legislature of
Nevada, with the band Of Democratic
outlaws who assembled In Sacramento
last winter, and say If You are pre-
pared to inaugurate the same rule here
by inattention to r sacred duty to your
self and posterity. We say again, let
every true Union Republican come
ont tomorrow, and vote and work for
the Regular Republican Ticket-and
all will be we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-07

JAMES S. SI.AusoS, of Lander county,
the Republican candidate for Judge Of
the Supreme Court, has been here, on
his way to Austin, and reports the
situation in the great East as being all
he could wish. Judge Slauson was n
of the early citizens Of this county,
and was largely engaged In mining
and milling at Austin, and acted rs
the agent Of n New York company, Of
which lie was a member. During the
time he occupied that position he paid
out hundreds Of thousands OF dollars,
and never was there a moments delay
to any creditor Of the company. In
his business relations and his correct
habits, he so attached himself to the
people that he was elected Mayor OF
that city while there was n large DEM
ocratic majority. His early life having
been spent In the study Of the Law, and
years OF successful practice had made
him 4 reputation second to but few In
Nevada, his acquaintance insisted that
he should, and he did, become n men,
Ger Of the law firm Of belong. Slauson
& Wren, at Hamilton. His temperate
and studlous habits, and ability rs q
LAWYER, being we'll known. he seemed
TO be lust tile MAJ needed to occupy
the place Of Judge Of the Supreme
Court.-EMeEd ,SeRtinei.
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SAN FRANCISCO
FINANCIAL EXPECTED RISE
IN COL D-DIED OF OLD AGE
WOMAN SHOT RAIN AR
RIVED, ETC.

SAN ERANc1sco, November IL P. N,
Gold at II A. NJ, 1105S. Greenbacks,
9OA ; selling, 9l4. Brokers are ope-
rating cautiously, as a rise in gold,
consequent upon the failure Of the
European peace negotiations, is fully
expected. $50
The death Of Mrs. Sarah Dorsey, 4
colored servant, aged lib, brought to
this State from North Carolina by the
late Colonel Turner, is announced,
She expired yesterday from the gradual
falling Of nature, no particular disease
having attacked her.
The woman known as Mother IIeisc,
or Mrs. IIeise Lebhardt Keys, of one
Of the most notorious brothels on
Sacramento street, who was shot III
the shoulder last night by John Jacob
Spicer, n piano player, is In no danger
Of death from the wound, the ball
having been extracted by DR.. Henry,
and no bones being broken or arteries
injured.
There were showers ut intervals MI
night, and to-day there is light but
steady rain. Wind southeast, and
every indication of Il long storm.
The steamer O~riRamme, from Port.
land, has arrived.
The following additional dispatch,
received this morning, dated Elko,
November 9TH, says that OH Saturday
evening the eastern-boumd train was
stopped at Pequops by five men, sup
posed to be deserters from Camp Hal.
lcck. The engine and express cal
were detached from the train and run
a few miles ahead, tho express car
broken into, the messenger gagged,
and g, 100 stolen. A special train,
with police and horses, was imme.
diately started from this point, and
arrived at the place OF robbery 4 few
hours later. A glove marked "Carr"
was found. Carr Is 4 soldier, who
killed n woman at Camp Halleck about
two weeks ago aud escaped from the
guard house. Later advices say the
police are on the track and will doubt
less catch them. $1,000 reward is
offered for their apprehension.
Four inches of snow fell last night.
Gold, at 3 T.. NJ, ll0$6.
Greenbacks, 9O34; selling, Ola.
Rain cleared up a little. Amount
thus far fallen Is gentle and light.
All the Courts adjourned to-day out
Of respect to the memory of the late A.
p. Crittenden, whose funeral is taking
place.
There are no new cases Of foverat the
Industrial School, and no more deaths
have occurred among the inmates.
A post norton examination on the
body Of the late A. p. Crittcnden
shows that the ball passed through
both lungs and wounded the heart. A
piece Of his vest was found embedded
In the heart.
Despite the u~nfayorable weather, 4
large number OF people attended the
funeral.
Sentence in the Lloyd murder case
was suspended until tomorrow.
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KEEP SOBER FOX ONE DAr.-As the
law to prevent the sale Of liquors on
election day, we understand will BE-
rigidly observed, even to the giving
away OIL that day Of anything intox-
icating. We may expect n quiet and
orderly election, and instead Of riots,
drunkenness and fighting, as Is some
tunes the case in other places, the free
American voters OF nevada. will be in
condition to work, and vote intelli-
gently for the ticket Of their choice.
Minfluenced by the tempting allure
ments OF the bowl. Let every man
keep sober to-morrow-espccially Re-
pnblicans. Il Is almost impossible Tor
the Democrats.
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a GRAND RALLY ON MONDAY
EVENING!
NO SWAPPING.

The practice Of swapping votes, tina
Is 10 say, you vote for so-and-so and l
will vote for your man, or rs many
men on your ticket as you direct, is
not only unjust, but not in accordance
with the genius of Republican iustitu-
lions and with the sacred right Of fran
ehiss It is bartering away principle,
and voting contrary to ones vs. will
and judgment In order to please some
body else; besides, there is al idea
prevalent with Democratic politicians
that Everything is fair in politics."
and the ballot being secret, you have
no a Of knowing whether they
have kept faith with you or acted upon
the maxim that everything is fair, and
after securing your vote for their man
they have voted as they pleased, which
In nearly every case will be found to
have been for the nominees Of their
party. Swapping votes with Demo-
Gratis Is n dangerous experiment for
Republicans, and should be Stunned
by all who desire n fair expression Of
the popular will at the election to-
morrow. Vote the Republican ticket
straight, II you are a Republican at
heart, and let It not be said in future
that you contributed to the strength
ening Of the Democratic party by
voting for any Of its nominees. The
Republican party is the party Of prog
ress, the:party Of Union and true faith
to the Government in time Of peril, "a
well as its guardian and friend in pros
pority and peace. It is opposed to re-
pudiation and national dishonor, and
Its humblost supporter deserves not to
be traded of, ven though in exchange
we confer honor on It's noblest enemy.
Vote the ticket straight, and know
you are right.
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TO AMEND
CONSTITUTION.
THE ASSEMBLY,. THE SENATE

THR ASSEMBLY. THE SENATE
1 concurring, propose the following Consti:
tutlonal Amendment: Section I OF Article ii. OF
the Constitution Of the State OF Nevada, 10
amended by striking therefrom tho word
- Male wherever II occurs therein.
d. 0. ADDISON.
Speaker or the Assembly.
A. WHIrroRp, Clerk OF the Assembly.
r. d. EDWARDS,
President OF the Senate pro ten.
CnAs. F. BicKNELL, Assistant Secretary OF
the Senate.
fISDoRsED.1
Assembly proposal to amend the Constitution.
No. Il. introduced January -. lS9. Passed
February IS, iSG9-ycaS 81, nays Il;
Clerk OF the Assembly.
Received In Senate February 81, 1860. Passed
March 8, lSG9-ycas 10, nays I.
CIfAS. +. BICKNELL.
Assistant Secretary Of the Senate.
STATE OF NEVADA, q.
S%EcRErARY's 0YyIcE. no.
l., C. Y. N0teware. Secretary Of State OF the
State OF Nevada, do hereby certify that the fore.
going IL a tric, full and correct copy OF the
on Ale in my once.
-, Witness my hand and the Great Seal
49,, OF State hereto Affixed. Done at Office
sh"'" In Carson City. Nevada, this 9th day
'-' Of July, A. d. 1870.
c. N. NoTEWARE.
OlI.td Secretary OF State,
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND
Constitution of the State.
THE SENATE. THE ASSEMBLY

THE SENATE, THE Assembly
concurring. hereby propose that Section
OF Article ii. OF the Constitution OF tho State OF
Nevada be AMENDED by striking therefrom
the word White" wherever II occurs therein.
T. d. EDWARDS,
President OF the Senate pro tenn.
JoHN WATSON, Secretary Of the Senate:
d. ADDISON,
Speaker Of tho Assembly.
A. Wuirr0RD. Clerk OF the Assembly.
lISDoRsED.1
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 1871, amend.
Ing Section / Of Article ii. OF the State Consti-
tuIion. Introduced and passed February 9Th,
~lSGg-ycas II, nays O.. JOHN WATSON.
Secretary OF the Senate.
Received In Assembly and parsed, February
A. WHITF0RD,
Clerk Of the Assembly.
STATE OF NEVADA, lss
SEcRETARY's OFFICE. )'
I.C. n. Notcwarc. Secretary OF State Of the
State Of Nevada, do hereby certify TINT the fore.
going IN a true, full and correct copy Of tho
original on file In my ONCE.
49, Witness nv hand md the Great Seal
.,. OF State hereto All xcd. Done at once
"hAL' In Carson City, Nevada, this 9th day
'-~' OF July, A. d. 1870.
c. N. NoTEWARE,
ol7.td Secretary Of State.
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PLATFORM. AND REVOLUTIONS
OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN
PARTY OF NEVADA.
IN STATE CONVENTION AT rLxo, SEP.
TEXREK 2lnr. 1S10.

ADOHTED In BTATB CONVENTION AT kLKO. 8Epe
TExBER 2lsT, 1870.
Rsolrsd, That the Administration of Prcsi.
dent Grant and the Republican majority In Cen.
gress are entitled TO the thanks OF the country
for The manner in which they havc discharged
which they were elected to power.
Second-That we renew our pledges Of deyo.
tion to tho Federal Union, and consider the
preservation OF It's integrity and the mainten.
anco Of It's honor a. the highest duty OF every
American citizen: and TO this end we invite the
cooperation Of all men. without regard 10 past
political associations or differences.
Third-That we are now, as ever, opposed 10
all forms and phases OF human slavery, and In
favor 70, or all measures the purpose OF which Is to
that the action OF Congress, In refusing to admit
Asiatics to the privileges OF naturalization re.
ceiycs the thanks and Endorsement OF this Con.
%vcntion: and we earnestly nrgc upon that body
20 sPeedily enact such laws as Will prevent tho
further importation OF Chinese under service
contracts.
Fourth-That We favor the entire repcal OF
the income tax, and the reduction OF the tarilY,
and all other taxation, to the lowest point con.
credit. ~
Finh-That We sympathizc with all people In
every country who are striving 10 resist the en-.
croachments Of dcspotism snd::estnblish consti.
tutional liberty.
oi4ln-l nRt VIC arc IN ihVOr OF the ftfIctent
economy In the management OF our Govern.
ments-Sational. State and County-and OF The
reduction OF fees aud salaries OF public officers
to the lowest possible amount that will afford
adequate compensation.
Seyenth-That we admit no natural hostility
between labor and capital; but recognize The
inallenable rights Of both. and regard an equita.
pie reconciliation a. part OF the mission or the
Republican party.
e. G. B~ATTERAAN, Chairman.
JOIN II. BoALr, Secretary.
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ILLEGAL VorISG.-We desire to call
the attention Of Republicans to the
fact that 1t has been q long-established
practice with the Democrats, right
here In Gold HUI and Virginia City,
to COLOMBO voters-to get them to re-
peat votes by Disgusting themselves,
presenting themselves to the judges of
election rs the person whose name
may be OH the registry list, brt who in
fact may have removed to sorIe other
section, or been transferred and the
transfer neglected to be checked on the
poll list or registry. Let the Repub-
licans look out that this Democratic
trick Is not played upon them to-
morrow. Let several competent
watcheS-old residents of each ward
be placed at each poll, and let them
keep their places all day. The trick
il generally played when the watchers
arc away, and the "stool pigeons"
await their chance. We trust the
judges Of the election will also eSer-
cise a due vigilance to prevent fraud.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-07

KExP \ sharp lookout for Illegal
voters on election day. Let no man
corrupt the purity Of the ballot-box by
dspositing ballot to which le is not
entitled. Let everybody have Il fair
show, but give non the advantage of
stufing. repeating, or Illegal voting in
any manner.
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VIZ have never been to guessing
school, but will hazard the belief that
the Republican who informed the hs-
dependent that Tritle feared the election
Of the entire Democratic TICKET, was c.
W. Kendall, as lie Il the only man We
have seen about here protesting Re
publicanism, and electloneering forthe
Democratic ticket .-EIko Chroaicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-07

Blk sure and vote for THOMAS Frrcn
for Congress tomorrow! lie is Is
true rs a man can be for the interests
Of the State. It is an honor and =
credit to have such u man rs Mr.. Fitch
represent this State in Congress.
Fitch IAN WELD more influence In Con-
gress for the good Of Nevada than n
dozen me like Kendall could. There
fore, vote for Fitch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-07

FoR County AssEssoR.--W. III. II.
Lee, Tho Republican candidate for
County Assessor, is honest as n citizen ;
he l. competent for the Office; he is n
yood business man AMI he il n Of
the very best FIREMAN in the State.
who Is, and ever has been, ready, night
or day, to help save the property and
the lives Of Dur citizens and their fam
lilies from the terrible devsstations of
tire. Vote for Bill Lee for County
Assessor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-07

The whole Republican State Ticket
will be elected by a handsome majority
II the true men Of the party will only
come out tomorrow and vote and work
for IL. 2a AtasaHis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-07

.SrrrL HARpIN0.-Our neighbor says
Casserly desired "to stop the whole
crew from coming to this country OH
any conditions whatever meaning
an allusion to the Chinese case. The
fact Is, Stewart had introduced n bill
70 crush and invalidate coolie contracts
and nay informers; and Casserly In
troduced a series Of amendments, one
OF which was that nothing In the bill
contained should be construed rs at
feeling persons voluntarily coming to
the country.-Wo Pine SeHs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-07

If the law-abiding citizens of Storey
county wish to see criminals duly pun
ished by law, let them vote for Richard
Rising for District Judge and for j. \.
Stephens for District Attorney. Both
those gentlemen have shown them
selves good and competent Officers.
Vote for tl,en,. 90 GEEE
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Notice to Taxpayers.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT I
IN have this day placed In the hands Of the
Town Attorney the delinquent tax list for the
fiscal year ending April, A. n. 1871 that on and
amer this date ten Q0) per centum will be added,
and that At tho expiration OF twenty (a0l days
action win be commenced In the proper Courts
for their collection, and the law strictly enforced.
II. CRANDALL,
Marshal and Tax Collector.
Gold Hill. October I, 1871. ol.u
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IL the property owners and tax
payers Of Storey county desire protec-
ton for life and property, and against
mob violence and mob rule, let them
VOTE FOR w. II. SMITH FOR SHERIFF..
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POLITICAL.
Union Republican State Ticket

Union Republican State Ticket
For Governor,
F.. A. TRITLE,
or Storey county.
For Lieutenant Governor,
j.. g..
or 0rmsby.
For Congressman,
THOMAS FITCH, Of Nye.
For Judge Of Supreme Court,
j. 8. sLAUSON, OF Lander.
Fer Clerk Of Supreme Court.
ALFRED HELM, OF Ormsby.
For Treasurer,
LEN. WINES, Of Elto.
For Controller,
w. W. HOBART. Of White Pine.
For Secretary Of State,
j. ID. MINOR, Of Humboldt.
For Attorney General.
WILL. CAMPBELL, OF Storey.
For State Printer,
II. X. MIGHEI.S, Of Ormsby.
For Surveyor General,
JOHN DAY, Of Lyon.
For State Mlncralogist,
HENRY H. WHITEHALL, Of Churchill.
For Sup't Public Instruction,
A. N, FISHER. Of Lyon.
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SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
lrRox OUR REGULAR conRr,rosDrsr.l

THE MAN WHO NEARLY WON
THE DIsAPPOINTRD MAN
THE MAN VINO HADN'T A.
TICKET - THE MAN WHO
FELT HE WAS GOING TO
WIN-TIIE MAN VINO WON
LOTTERY GOSSIP = FREAKS
OF. RlGUREs-THR EFFECT
ON BUsINRss - THE TEXT
TWO GIFT CONCERT.
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Republican State Central Committee.
STOREY-S. r. Gage, DR.. &. Il. Znbrisktc
and {. G. Battermnn.
WASHOE j. II. Kinkend aud G. III.
Eastman.
WHITE pINE-Thomas p. IInwley and
Thomas Wren.
-LASDER-E. y. Davis and ]. &. Batopinp.
LYON-W. Buncher mud fly. S~wertnppls.
OR MSBY-l. ID. Trendwny.
DOUGLASS. W. Hnines.
ESMERALDA-M. A. Murphy.
CHURCIIILL-M. ". Hot.
SYE-James NJ. Graves.
ELKO-F. NJ. Smith.
LISCOLS-John Il. Best.
HUMBOLDT-M. 9. ThompHon.
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POLITICAL.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that on the frat Tuesday after the nrst
Monday, tho EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
next. iSTO, an election will be held In Storey
comfy. State Of Nevada, for the following
named State, County and District Officers:
Lieutenant Governor.
Representative to Congress.
Judge OF the Supreme Court.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
I Attorney General.
Secretary Of State.
State Treasurer.
State Controller.
Superintendent OF Public INSTRUCTION.
1 Surveyor General.
State Printer.
state Mineralogist.
State Senator to al the vacancy occasloneo
by tho resignation OF Hon. r. A. Trlue.
2 State Senators for the full term.
u Assemblymen.
Sheriff.
County Clerk.
I District Judge.
District Attorney.
County Ass sssor.
County Treasurer.
! County Recorder.
County Surveyor.
/ County Superintendent Public Schools.
/ County Public Administrator.
aConnty Commissioners for the long term.
County Commissioner for tho short term.
SSchool Trustees for Virginia School District.
3 School Trustees for Gold Hill School Dis
trict. ..so,
District. -
3School Trustcesf for Flowcry School District.
Ono Justice Of the Peace and one Constable
for each OF the following named Townships, VIZ:
Virginia Township, Number One.
Virginia Township, Number Two.
Gold Hill Township, Number Thnee;
American City Township. Number -Four.
Flowery Township, Number Five.
The election will be opened Of eight O'Clock
In the morning, and Will continue until hiS
o'clock in the afternoon OF the rame dayin n
LIST Election Precinct inspectors ID. ~
Geigcr, q. II. Morrison and j. {. hasei. Poils
ut City Hall, e street, Virginia.
ID Election Precinct -lnspectors-J:L L, Van
Bokkelen, A. l.. Edwards and James Malone.
Polls At County Trcasurer's once, Bstreet' VIZ
ginia. Wv,
I'd Election PrccInct-Inspcctors-A. WI.
liams, d. steans and =. Barnett, Polls NJ
Judge Livingston's ofice, c street. Virginia.
4ti Election Precinct - Inspectors @: =.
Jones, J. D. Gray and Z; LaRne. Polls at Mon
9Th Election Precinct - 1nspectors-G. W.
DorwIn, j. W. Woodruff and w. II. Stone. Polls
at YellSw Jacket Hose House, Main street, Gold
Hill.
Taylor, Levi fink and Il. p. ReatIng. Polls At
Lincoln Hose House, Main street, Gold Hill.
9Th Election Precinct-lnspectors-J. Hum.
phrevIlIc, W. Pcnrorc andJ ]. W. L. Hunt. Polls
at School House. American Flat.
Sth Election Preclnct-Inspcctors F: 4.
Parks, james McGinnis and Q. llayens. pollA
at the office Of the Gould and Curry Mil. Flow.
cry.
9th Election Precinct Inapectors-Joseph
Phillips. William Bolan and J. Willlams; Polls
At the Office OF the Occidental Mil and Mine,
BY order Of the Board OF County Commits
uIoners nj Storey county. State of Nevada.
GEO. II. DANA, Clerk:
Virginia. October II, 1870. ol6.td
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a sweetheart, and if he is going to
spend all that money In whisky and
cioarS.
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Births.
NEW TO-DAY.

In Gold Hill, November 9Th, the wife Of Rich
ard Mercer, Of a daughter.
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LYON COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For District Judge, Third Judicial District,
WILLIAM nAYDON.
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Is the last, the luckiest, and consc-
qnently the scarcist OF the lottery In
vesting genus. You can see a row Of
him standing outside the lottery Office
any morning next week. He stood
there yesterday and to-day, and has
friends, a great number Of friends
since he was made known. The young
Christians take an interest in his well
fare. They gave him several two-paged
romances yesterday, headed LAY not
I'D your Treasures on Earth" 1.-THE
Gamblers Fate, " What Five Dollars
will do for the Heathen,' etc.. The
small boys stare at him as a curiosity,
the big boys wonder how 1t feels to
own so much money. Even the ladies
look at him and think how many nice
hats, and silk dresses lie could buy if
he wanted, and wonder II he has q