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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-18

"Were you ever at Cork, Mr..
Foote 2" said an Irishman to the come
dian. "No, | never was at Cork re-
piled the wit, "but have seen good
many drawings of it."
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Going, Going, Comet

Mr.. Colfax has retired again, this time posi-
tiyely without reserve. He did 1t with tears
In his eyes, in the presence of the sympathiz-
ing Inhabitants of Grand Rapids, Mich. The
contemplation of an untimely political demise'
like that of any other form OF death, is natu-
rally saddening; and when 1t is considered
that the Hon. Schuyler is asout to die on
compulsion, and not OF hls own free will, his
poignant grief may readily be excused. His
state of mind In view of the approaching
event is all that could be desired. For his
ungrateful Radical associates he utters words
of affection and forgiveness. For bis Repuo'
Iicsn friends who have erred into the devious
by-wsys of Liberalism, he has nothane Du'
heartfelt pity and an earnest desire tnat tnes
NAV retnrn to the fold. he Is mot candt'
.sdate for any oface;" and because he is not,
and could not be If he wished, he reproVes
the steru fat of the Granite clique, which
nersists in reading wayward brethren out OF
the party, and is happy in the consciousness
that he Is perfectly safe in taking this mag.
unanimous course. And 30, with his fadeo
robes Of state In one hand and large'slzeo
olive branch in the other, the Indiana states
man casts his record into the lap OF history
and calmly prepares to descend from tne
uroud eminence Of the Senatorial throne inte
oblivion of bis long-loat and loved South beno
chair factory.
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equal, the tiger was given opium and the
buffalo arrack. This compensation arrange
ment was somewhat overdone. When inc
curtalp.rose the tiger tried to sneak away. out
the intoxicated Saffalo was eager for the ray.
he charged bis feline enemy and knocked ner
about feartully, to which she made very ntt'e
opposition. At last, by means Of q rope anu
pulley, the tiger was raised hy tne neoA anu
let fall upon the bufalo's BACK. fn,s mas
worse than pulling corks from soda botties
with cork,screw; some little claWing anu
chewing was done from this post OF adVan-
tape. but the enraged beast soon shook Oh
his burden and butted her to death. The sub
sequsnt fstes and banquets at the palace were
more auspiclous. His majesty drank .ne
health of his royal guest In truly oosmopoil-
tan way, and the reply of Alexis was IN .ne
brief but sufficient phrases with which bis en-
tertslners In this country are familiar.
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The Kings Highway.

The railroads connecting Western Asia and
Eastern Europe are accused of carrying q
royal parsonage to whom no fare was charged
king Cholera. New roads are even now
projected, and an iron network will aoon con-
meet these countries. Mr.. J. Netten Radcliffe
has recently drawn attention to the diffusion
Of Asiatic cholera by this means. 30 lmpor-
tsnt has the pamphlet of Mr.. Radcliffe been
considered. that he was at once elected q
member of the Imperial Medical Society of
the Caucasus, and his report was brought to
the attention Of the last English Parliament
by one of its members. Its special interest Is
based upon the suggestion that new route is
now being opened for the conveyance of
Asatlc cholera into Europe-that which, ira
versing Trans-CaucasIa from east to west by
way OF Tlfis, brings the Black Sea into inti-
mate relations with the Caspian and with
Northern Persia.
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The New Attornoy-Gonoral-JudBe
melton's Opportunity.

From the Rock Hill Lantern.l
We think is proper here to say word Oh
one of the newly elected officers Of State,
who, though IN full communion with the Re
publican party, has 30 administered his Office
as Judge of the Metropolitan District, that we
have every reason to believe, as Attorney
General, he will maintain his character for
ability, for love Of justice and the rights OF
all. Let him bring to the discharge of his
new ofdce the same conduct he has displayed
as Judge; let him act without fear and with
out favor, knowing no party, tavoring no
man. In q word, let him bring to merited
punishment the consplrators known as the
Land Ring; the Bond Ring, the Railroad Ring
all public plunderers, beginning with his
Excellency B. z. scott-for no man is above
the law; lat him 80 act, and be sure, the pen
which records the performance will embla-
zon the name of Melton with the highest ap-
plsuse.
A field for fame opens before him; but 1t ia a
field which can be won only by declsive con-
duct and high moral courage. May he be
equal to the occasion.
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BeIlicose Celesti ais.

There Is speck of war in Asia. Corea has
long been thorn In the side Of Japan, and
the latter looked With complacency upon the
attack lately made on that Island by United
States steamer. II an open rupture takes
place between Japan and Corea, and leads TO
war, China has declared her intention Of sid
Ing with the Coreans. China, In fact, has
been arming rapidly within the last few years;
has large army and respectable feet.
Feeling strong and secure, like nations we
are accustomed to call more civilized, she
naturally is spelling for fight, and this
Corean matter gives her. the opportunity.
China has at present fifty thousand men
provided with Enfield and Remington rifles,
and thirty field batteries. Her navy con-
sists of six men-of-war, besides numerous
smaller vessels, and is constantly !ncreas.
ing. Her coast and river defences are all
In excellent condition, and military roads
have been constructed in various parts of the
Empire.
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The News.

The returns transmitted tonight, by the
special correspondents OF TIE News Will
indicate, with reasonable certainty tne
reault OF the momentous election now begun.
ONLY an Unexpectedly close vote will cause
serious delay. That the public may have
access to the latest information at the earliest
moment, the Office Of TEE NEWS
will be kept open all night, and the tele-
grams, as they are received, will be posted
lin the counting room, where they may be
seen by our friends and the public.
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New Books.

STORIES BY MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. py nllo'
Caroline Gilman and Mrs. Caroline Jer'ey'
Boston: Lee d Shepherd. 1877.
TO write books for children is an art py
itself; and to write them we'll is rare art.
Many books which pass as clever books for
children are clever books, but not chlldrens
books at all, and the successful literature OF
childhood would suffer In bulk II the children
themselves could be heard on the point. Ie
ia hardly 100 much to say that both Thackerag
and Dickens failed In this kind OF work. The
formers stRose and Ring," although In form
a chlld's book, sparkles with satire that only
the worldly-wIse and cynical can appreciate.
Dlckens's 'sPirate Colonel" Is beyond the reach
of even clever children, and we have always
had the suspicion that "Allce In Wonder
landn gives more pleasure In the drawing
room than in the nursery.
To write we'll for children, the writer must
have literary skill and also that knowledge Of
them which comes not only from acquaintance
but from sympathy. tits as necessary for one
who will engage their attention and amuse
them, to gauge with accuracy their tastes and
capacItIes as for the more ambitious writer to
take the measure of grave audiences. Aud
at the same time the writer for the young
contends with difficulty from which the
nsughtiness of the world absolyes hls co.
workers, In that he is held to the strictest
reckoning as to the moral quality OF what he
writes. Grown up people are, on the whole,
amIable In condonlng offences OF this kind,
but the offence, to be pardonable, must be
AGAINST themselves. And 1t is not perfectly
easy to preserve the moral quality OF even
chIld's book. "Sandford and Merton" famous
in its day, Is now charged with being prigglsh,
and even good Msther sings very Improper
eplthalsmium.
We have said 30 much to show that we
think 1t no small matter that In the work, the
title of which is at the head Of this article,
the authors have produced an excellent child's
book. After long rest from authorship,
Mrs. Gilman, whose reputation as writer for
both young and old. is as wide as this coun-
try, has Joined her daughter, Mrs. Jervey,
who has already given proof of having come
Into her inheritance of the literary faculty,
duu tuoy Adfo LOSothoh PAouuSoo Sn'o SoeAf
which we are sure every one will be glad of
having the opportunity OF placing In the
hands of young people. It may with perfect
Justice be said TO satisfy all the conditions OF
a good chIld's book. Consisting of both poems
and prose tales both the poetry and prose
is clever, amusing, and within the grasp of
children. A little instruction is attempted,
but It is all sugared over; certainly no effort is
made to commit the treachery of ambushlng
school book In the guise OF story book.
About some OF the pieces there Is o local COL
orlng which should add much to their interest
In this place, the home of the authors. In
deed, there Is much In 1t that should make 1t
q layorite at the South generally, and nothing
that should affect Its popularity elsewhere.
We recommend 1t warmly to our readers.
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Joint atork Gpmpanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
~ TIE OHARLESTOS JOINT sioux COM.
PANY for the benefit OF ths State orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. 233-MoNDhY MORNING. NOV. 4.
84-42- -e6-63--28-l4- 4-37-73-33-64- 8
GLASS No 2S4-MoNDLY EVENING, Nov 4.
3.-39-26-65-&5-l3 = 1-66-67-29
noY6-l 4. M0ROSO, sworn Commissioner
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nFFICE CITY VACCINAT TOR,
" CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 1, 1S72-The
rlty and instructions Of the Board Of Health, whl
be opened this day for general and gratultouD
vaccination to all classes Of our community.
7. 8. THOMSON, NJ, D., Surgeon 10 chage, will
west OF Neck Market, between the hours OF -
and O'Clock each day, Sundays excepted, and
all persons not properly vaccinated are hereby
invited and requested TO present themselves aud
their children for vaccination. novl
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HlilIinerp, 9tram GOODS, Hr.
TALL OPENING,
No. ao4 KING STREET.

Mrs. N. J. ZERNOW would respectfully an.
nounce to the public that she will open THIS AZ,
October 17th, a full line Of MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS, Hoopsk1rts, Bustles, Kid Gloves,
Ladies' and Childrenis Under Garments, Wrap
pers, Sacks. Furs, &c. Dress and Cloak Making
attended to as usual
Sole agent for Mime Demorest's PAPER PAT
TERMS Country orders Will receive prompt at
tention. oct17-thatud
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TTlWo SINGLE GENTLEMEN Or GEN.
TLEMAN and wife ,an obtain good board
fnd peasant rooms at No. 70 wentworth street.
noy42s
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Vote for Greeley.

This is no time for heroics. A Greeley
and Brown electoral ticket is before tne
people of South Carolina, and 1t is their
duty TO vote that ticket at the polls to-day.
This they owe to themselves, no less than
IN the benevolent old man whose kindly
heart is ali sglow with sympathy with this
sorely afflicted State. But IL the Conser-
five citizens OF South Carolina have not
already resolved to show, by their action
to.day, that they earnestly desire reunion,
reconciliation and peace, no words OF ours, at
this eleventh hour, will give them the far
sighte6ness they need. We trust that the
vote, contrary to every Indication will be
the heaviest which the whites have cast
since the war closed, and, as the South
Carolina Liberals have no hope OF victory,
their snowy ballots will be q far-reaching
testimony to the good faith with which they
espoused the principles upon which the Lib
eral movement is based. This is worth the
having. The probability or improbability
Of MIR. Greeley's election has no bearing
upon the question. Greeley and Brown
richly deserve the Conservative vote; they
have been promised that vote; that vote
must be given them, or We arc guilty OF bad
faith and Of acknowledging general defeat
before the battle is joined. Let every Con-
servative citizen, young and old, turn out
promptly this morning and vote the Liberal
ticket:
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G1nratlcnGl.


nANCING--MRS. Ct. W. ALEXANDER
IL han resumed her Lessons In Dancing on
MONDAY, 2Sth October. She Will be pleased 10
meet her Afternoon and Night Glasses and her
Private Pupils for the present at her Residence
No. SO Bull street, corner OF lynch.
octS0-Wtuth3s
MARY ANN BuIE INSTITUTE, ON
Yl Heights OF Aiken, 8. O. General G. J.
RAINS, Professor aud Lecturer. For terms apply
TO Miss n. A. BUIE,
oct25 Principal OF Institute, Aiken. y. O.
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Boar1a1q.

DLEASANT ROOMS TO RENT, WITH
OUT Board, to Gentlemen, at No. 2os Meet.
lug street. corEer or Society. noV6b|
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T6r President,
HORACE GREELEY.
For Vice. President.
Il B. GRATz Brown.
Electors-Nor State at Large.
M.P. O'CoNNoR, Of Charleston.
W. a. WALLACE, of Union.
8. A. PEARoE, OF Richland.
First District.
W. W. WALKER, OF Georgetown.
Second District.
JOHNSON HAGooD, of BarnWen.
Third District.
SIMEON FAIR, Of Newberry.
Fourth District.
W. r. ROBERTSON, OF Fairfield.
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Meetin9s.

TRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 4, Z. OF P.
Attend Regular Oonvocatloa, at; Pythian
Hall THIS EVENING, at half-past O'Clock Mem m
bers will please be- punctua, as Duslness y. @
pGp p. nrSar " n J. O. RIPLEY,
Sns ~ A"0' " W. R, 8.
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THOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
], HENRY OTJEN, son Of the late Henry
often, for Seventy five Dollars. VIII be sold at q
.discount at MENKE d MUILER'S. augH
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T,OR SALE, A GOOD DRAFT HORSE,
IL one good spring wagon and:one drsy. NO.
81 Market street. noVb.6T
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND DE-
Il SIRABLE RESIDENCE No. King street,
aule families, having all the necessary out6nild.
ings for the accommodation Of the same. There
is on the premises one OF the largest csterns and
one OF the best wells OF water In the CITY. Apply
on the premises. sepN
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UTANTED, A SMART YOUTH. BOARD
w and lodging will be given. ARCHER'S
wholesale and Retail Notion and fancy Bazaar,
King street. noYo-E
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NOOD BOARD CAN BE HAD BY AP-
Ut PLYING at No. 16 autledgs street west
side, near Wentworth; roons pleasant and airy
on the lima Oltg Railway. n0Vl.6|
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DAG MACHINE FOR SALE..-FOR
ID making Bags for Phosphate Companies, OF
any kind OH light or heavy sewing. RlNShAN
BROS King street. n0V6-lT
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UTANTED, A RESPECTABLE. WHITE
w Woman to mind Child, and make her
ssif generally useful Apply No. Meeting street.
uOV5.le
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nERSONi3 WISHING TO PURCHASE
Horses or Mules will ind It to their adVan.
tape to call az HOGAN d CO.'S STABLES, NO. bOo
King street, before purchasing elsewhere.
now stuthlmo DkC$
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4 WAITINGMhN WANTED. RECON-
n MENDAT10N required. Apply at Central
harf Office. noV6 y
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WaHta.

WTANTED TO PURCHASE, A HOUSE
w with four rooms, kitchen, good lot, CTS
Tern. DC. win nav one third cash, aud balance
in monthly or quarterly instruments with Inter
eat. Address 4. g., through this office, ctsting
tarmg lOcatiO0. &c. QOVb
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for 9als.

II ENTUOKY SALE STABLES, No. SO
I'm CHURCH sSTREET.--MULES, MARES,
HORSES, for sale on Time. Call and examine
them. :CHAS. D. MCCOY. n0V5.6T
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DOG LOsT.-A YOUNG NEWFOUND.
IL LAND SLUT, answering to the name Of
Juuo, WITH four white feet. A liberal reward will
bo paid. Apply, P. P. T0ALE, No. 20 Hayne
street. nOYo-l~
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ElOR SALE, TWO HORSE POWERS IN
good order. A Twenty -dve.Horse Engine,
with wrought iron Shafts and Water Wheel
Flanges, suitable for astern wheel steamer. Also,
q aFonr-Hofse Engine. Will be sold at reasonable
wright WORK. Apply to A, MoLEISa, No. Gum.
berisnd street, between State and East Bay
streeta. sep7-sD6o4mos
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VETANTED TO HIRE, CAPABLE
w HOUSE BOY. Wages punctualy paid.
Recommendation required. Apply at 46 Cannon
street, near Smith street. n0Vb j"
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CEVENTY-FIvE HEAD OF MULES
- and HORSES, at HO0KADAYiS STABLES,
Columbus street. for sale low Tor cash or city ao-
nnnr aura OCpZo-lUT
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VIZ PRESTON DOWLING, FACTOR
wv and Commission Merchant No. Boyce's
Wharf, Charleston, 8. O., has g few OF the Ceie'
breted Wright 4 Warnock's Horse Power ready
for delivery. oCtls.Imo
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ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE,
Il No. 1894 King street, recently occupied by
FORSYTHE, MCOOMB 90. The store Is neatly
shelved, and with Counters and Gas Fixtures VIII
be rented low to an approved tenant. Apply. to
FOR,YTHE, MCOOMB Il CO., corner King street
and Burns lane. octl-Cutns
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GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL,
for the use OF Infants Teething. aud for children
suffering from diarrhGa. dysentery, &c. This
may be given with perfect confidence, and is ap-
proved by every physician who has examined the
formula. Price rs cents per bottle; I'VE bottles
for 81.
Usual Discount to the Trade.
Manufactured and for sale BY
DR.. b. BAER,
No. 1s1 Meeting street, Charleston.
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90 Rern.

mo RENT, A WELLFURNIsHED ROOM
Board II desired. No. 12S st. Philip street,
four doors south OF Cannon street. no76'lE
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UTANTED, A SETTLED COLORED
w WOMAN to take charge Of children and
make herself useful Apply, with recpmmenda.
lions, az Grocery Store southwest corner OF Bull
and Gadsden streets. noV6-l'
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UTANTED, FOUR WE4TE SEAM
w STRESSES or Dreasmakers Apply at
NJ. 238 King street. nova
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CINGIE GENTLEMEN OR A FAMILY
y can obtain BOARD, with pleasant Rooms,
upon reasonable terms, a. No. II Broad street,
on the south side, between Meeting and King
streets. octl5
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A TTENTION | PROMPTITUDE.-AT-
n TEND your Regular Monthly Meeting TBIs
Tuesday EVENING 6th instant, at Liberty Hall,
at half.past O'Clock precisely.
BY order OF President. J. 8. LAZARUS,
noy5.s Assistant Secretary.
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TlO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
Gently occnpied AZ The publication Office OF THE
NEWS, and formerly known ss the French 0oree
House. For terms, &C., apply at tne oince OF
TEE NEWS No. 10 Broad street. tepZS
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GOUTHERNERS VISITING THE NORTH
y can obtain hrstclass Board at No. West
Twenty ninth street, New York, four doors from
Gllsey House. and In the neighborhood OF nine OF
the principal hotels. Terms $l4 per week. Tran.
sient Roarflers taken Oct28 limo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07
Good Seus from Indiann, Pennsyi-
yania, and New Work.

ispecial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
WasHrsGros, September GA letter mas
been received in this city from a dlsun-
puished citizen Of Indiana declaring san
culinary belief that ex-senator Hendricks
will be elected Governor of that State by
large majority--not less than fifteen thou-
sand. Some of the friends of Mr.. Hendricks
have estimated it higher, but the above,
coming as it does from one OF the most
careful of politicians of the Northwest, Is
entitled to much consideration. Accom-
panying it are letters from Pennsylvania
with reference to the contest there, predict
ing an active and vigorous campaign IN that
State, and insisting upon the adoption Of all
previous reports asserting the coming
triumph of the Democracy of that State as
correct.
So far ms New York is concerned, there is
no earthly doubt of success. The ticket
nominated yesterday cast immediate conster-
nation into the Radical rings hereabouts,
and they already feel that there is much re-
u,lired of them In the way Of grdinS up
their strength to meet the offensive opera
tons of the New York Democracy. The
Radicals have been attempting the brag
game of late, but the time for action arriving.
and the indications of trouble to hold their
own in all sections outside Of certain New
England bailiwicks, brings the inspiration
that there is heavy work to do, with en-
trenlely doubtful chances Of success.
TIyOS