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Josh Binngs says, the one.idea
man IL like the merino rsm-he
shuts up both eyes and goes tor
things inkoutincntly. lie misse. ov
course oI,euer than he hits, but don't
no tho difference. lie nsver haz
bat Que no,hun in biz head to once,
and .ha. noshun IL jnst as apt tew
be wrong NJ right. Yu kant kon-
vince him thai he IL wrong enny
more than yu ken a hornet. One,
,dea men have produced sum good
results in this world, but the crate
trouble IL that their QUO idea In sun
thoolish noshun that no boldly hon
sIdcrs of konsequencs enough !,
lispewt. One-idea men are thei'
own wurst snemys, and thar y bul
one cure for them, and that Is Il
agree with them.
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THE MEXICAN PLUG.
By MARX TWAIN.

| resolved to have a horse ride. !
had never seen such Wild, free, mag
niiicent horsemanship outsldc OF a
circus as these picturesquely clad
Mexieans. Cahfornians aud Mexi>
canized Americans displayed in
Carson streets every day. How they
rode! Leaning just gently forward
out of the perpendicular, easy and
nonchalant, with broad slouched
brm blown square upln front, and
long "riata" swinging above the
head, they swept through the town
like tho windl The next minute
they were only a sailing puff OF dust
Oh the TAR desert. II they trotted
they sat up galIantly and gracefully,
and seemed part of the horse; did
not 20 lingering up and down after
the SHY Miss Nancy fashion Of the
riding schools. | had quickly
learned to tell n horse from COW,
and was full Of anxiety tolearn more
| was resolved to buy q horse.
While the thought was ranking
in my mind, the auetioneer came
along the plaza on a black beast that
had as many humps and corners on
him as n dromedary, and was nee
essarily uncomely; but he was "go.
ing, going, at twenty-five! horse
saddle and bride at twenty-five
dollars, gentlemen!" and | could
hardly resist.
A man whom | did not know (ht
turned out to be the auctioneer
brother) noticed the wistful look II
my eye, and observed thath he was
remarkable horse 10 be going at suel
price, and added that tho saddl
alone was worth the money. IL va
Spanish saddle, with ponderou
"tapidaros," and furnished With th
ungainly sole leather covering wit
the uuspellsble name. | said ha
half notion to bid. Then tn
ksen-eyed person appeared to i
"taking my measure !" but ! di'
missed the supicion when he spok'
for bis manner was full Of gui!ele'
capdor and truthfulness. SAID he
81 know that hor,e-know hl
. we'll. You are q stranger, ] take
and 40 you nigh. think he was q
American horse, maybe, but J sssu
! YOU heis not. lie is nothing ci Il
kind; but-exeuse my speaking
!, a low voice, other people beli
o near-he ia, beyond The shadow
doubt, q Gsruine Mexican Plug
2 | did not know what a gcnul
d Metisan Plug was, but there "
y something about this mans sayi
it, that made me swear Inward
J, that | would own a genuine aexic
Ping, or die.
alias he any othor--ef--advanl
gear / inquired, supprcssihg wi
!. eagerness ] could.
, lie hooked his forcfnger in
pocket of my army shirt, led me
one side and breathed in my ear
pressively these words
ale can out.buck anything
America
"Goug, going, going at TWEEN
- four dollars snd a hall, gen."
=; "Twenty.seven = ] shouted u
ar. rbrenzy. 80
"And sold y said the auctions
=, and passed over the genuine Ne
can Plug To me.
lhi I could scarcely contain my 81
ae taiion. | paid The money and
m. the animal in a nsighboting liv
, 10 stable 10 dine and res. himself.
In the afternoon ] brought
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Gh, dolahIT IlnroIi siir
- tottiato f,ss, '''onDu


one fatsr ~ hHInv NHHa.turf. $780,.
BASH additional fsfioH ft
Advertisements laf lHlta mafihi aai oEst
sH.lai flat
Marriage Hnh UiiiHAfF HuiffH if tht Mufs
than TED ltaa Nes and ayet isa lItHa charged
N ftFHlaf sdvsHsiHH faiea
All sdetfftsrmsnta nf ftltlir refWual
character, will he charged a. The fate of twcntt
nft cents rFf IHr
Editorial Hutifus TN local column, twtnlt
cents PEE line
luH WORK u every description lone with
neainea AMI dlWalh
Adveftiacmrnispaytble In advance ahd job
worn on delivery
To tuuHWrUNnEHfa write plain WIN lnk
anil on hui one side Of the sheet Ten lines Of
ordinary manuscript, on letter paper, will maks
one ilnafe
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A gentleman whose memory .
not quite as good ss Il used TO be,
when he has any thing Particulir 70
remember nexs morning, makes :
practice Of turning one Of hls pic
tures In his bed room with The face %
the wall. lie fuds u very amusing
nsA. day trying 70 rsasllsss whst hs
turned II for, a .
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ht lbe bshOtsl hHmums.Y snb
sfas HfHHs tn make Iha
ttJfatniy smiled pleasantly 4Hl
tmisntllhtlf istlfailtuy tliaf
h4l ahf Then the fBaIUhaHf
tpmfitlntsmIi, nul ! wItIdfse ~
haHtfrem tiia matkst Titled l9
lmda hbe1 1atsffiytle fpudla nest,
pHafhg ttn8tam.fiiins ufseHuHd
baud l1mlrinhti 1it ifou, tsupof
ndte lmes ahy hInj II property
tiHlaIdon were ailii, aul WI te
tttalfam thsmttktf tHsn never
tuello ude that horse bnyuofe
HnlkIugwtt goul enough evett7e
l4tme Finally | tried % give him
avu, lintlt was tnlluto l'afdea
aldoltl1uaI,R - were handy enough
au the Pacific coast they did not
wish % own abo. ! uauagedio pay
tboliycry bIil, aud thlt same dag
rnyc thctituu0c Mcyioon Plng % n
uatant Afklnan pmlgfani whom
fortune delivered into my hand.
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April a Month Long To be Remem'
bered

The month Of April is iull Of days
commemorative Of eventful periods
during the late war. On tho End
Richmond was evacuated, and oecu,
pied on tho Bird by the Fedcrals,
1865 on the 9th the bloody battle Of
Shiloh, in 1862 Island No. 10 sur
rendered on the 7th, in 1862; battle
OF Pittsburg Landing On the 9Th, In
1862; surrender OF General Lee on
the 9th, 1865 ! Fort Sumpter first
bonibarded on the 18th, 1861 on
the 18th the war eudcd, practically,
in 1865 Sherman occupied Raleigh
and Lynchburs surrendered on the
18th, 10 1865; on tho l4th, Prcsi
dent Lincoln was assassinated, aud
Andrew johnson inauguratsd on
the 18th, in 1865 /; all North Cafolina
forts and arsenals were occupied by
Confederstes on tho 10th, 1902 ;
President Davis was captured on the
18th, in 1855; Virginia sts ,dsd on
the 9Th, in 1901 !; Massachusetts,
volunteers mobbed In Baltimore on
the 19.h, In 1861; Gosport navy
yard evacuated and bunrsd by
the Federsls on the 2O,h,
in 1861; IIarpsr's Ferry burn
oil on the 20tn, In 1861; lower
Mississippi opened on the 2ish, In
1862; Fort Macon captarsd on tn.
25ih, in 1862; on the 26th, General
Joe JchastoE surrendered, and ].
Wilkes Booth was shot on tile 18Th,
Admiral Farragut captured New
Orleans, In 1862; on the 2oth, IN
1863, occurred the bssils Of Grsss
Gulf; on the 30th was fought eh,
battle Of Sabine Fork, Ia 1852.
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Colonel Tom Scott. President OF
tho Texas and Pacific Railroad
Company, has been negoiisting Tor
aomo time for the purchase OF The
north Louisiana and Texas failroadr
and we are crcdibly informed that
terms have been agreed upon by
which that road passes into bis ton,
troll, and virtuslly becomes Q part ol
the Texas md Pacific railroad. 0
link In the Trans. Continsnsal Inc
and that the papers perfecsing shs
transfer are now being prepared.
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The Chicago Times puts the col
emn conundrum. "lIow can We %.
caps firsi' A New York paper an
swsr. aThs Gospel oAe,s yos
every encouragement, but psrhsps
your 'bsst hold Is TO 90. oat OF
Chicago"
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ChlchnnIangA.

NHlfhNHlhWBN'
For three Jmys tllo haitlc' ragcd,
On the mlruing Of the third tho
contest wasrepeWed With augment.
od fury. An day the earth lronbled
with tho thunder Of four hurdred
guna and tho clamor Of n hundred
thousand rifles Tho very waters
ouiyored within the banks oi tho
River Of the Dead. Troops were
rushed from point TO pomt--cour.
iw dashed, with ioaming stOod,
through tho iungIes aud over the
slain -cIunkiug squadron and frau.
tic cohort met and Tell in conflict
tattsred guidons aud blackcnod ban.
ners mingled IN the bloody strife
the IuEd smoke OF combat rose aud
spread in purple wayes--hldeou.
flames OF sulphur from fierce aud
closing lines, aud vollcy alter voIlcy
thunderel lts deadly contents amid
surging columns mud elashing arms
! An day the iiorcensss ragged, aud the
issue seemed doubtful. But late IL
the evening both wings OF thu
enemy's line began sullenly to re-
cede, and later were driven in con
fusion; though tho center stood
fierce and firm. Upon that poln
tho flower of tho Confederate army
had been hurled and rshurled with
ont success, aud still the onset wal
bravely renewed. Charge aitel
charge was made and repulsed, ant
it seemed that the position was mo-
to be taken. But, Just as the sun
oncrimsoncd with the smoke OF bat
tie, was sinking beneath the noun
tains that lowered upon our left
our shattered columns were rallie'
for the Inst grand struggle. Tn
"Charge' was sounded aud with
shout that voealized the heavens
! and in lntrepedily that swept awal
r all opposition, they dashed into tn
enemy's works, aud poured a volie.
into the flying forces. The rout
, was eompIeto--,he fight was over
/ the battle was won. Silence relgne
moment. Then, far away throug
: the deep and larkoning forest, conl
Just be heard tire yelling Of troops
And what did that meoni 'Twa
Q the shout oil victory Nearer
Q came--louder and louder II grew
0 graudsr and grander it ross, unit
4 il passed aud ropassed the entir
J. limo Of the Confederate army. FroI
i legion to legion II went aud return
|. ed, from wing to wing It rolle'
. Shout after shout pierced the vautc
skies, and echo alter echo died upo
h the heavens. Twas like the shon
i inc oil the hosts OF Joshua at d
d taking OF the city Of Jerico. In Il
Al exultaiion OF that moment eseI
"a man felt that lie was compensate
II for all the effort, all tho strugg
a and all tho danger that the thr'
lie days Fight had cost him. There
4. no emotion 40 oxpressIbly sublih
>, AZ that produced by the shout
victory alter long and desrera
10 struggle. The exultation cease
ns There was a time for memory, gri
ne and alteration. The army sank mp
10 the earth to rest, and mingled
a tears with the dews OF night, rhi
ht heaven seemed to sweep upon II
NJ tender aud approving sympasl
IN A moment more-silence aud moo
be light wrapped the bloody scene.
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A Worthy old lady offers the fol-

A Worthy old lady offers the fol-
lowing advice to girls "Whsnsser
a fellow pops the. question, don't
blush and stare at Jour foot.- Juss
throw your arms around his neck.
look him full IN the face. and
commence talking about the issais
iurs.' M
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=, t... l..,.. .aaa
you belors," a. the lawyer said 10
his conscience.
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MASONIC.
u.aiksr n. q. Chapter NO. as.

Walker N. =. Chapter NO. ~.
Regular ConvocatIons IL, Thursday IN each
month al o'clock, p. m.
D.A. KScnLoE, II. p,
J. C. HARRISON, Sec'y.
sARpIs LODGE No. 307 r. ~. NJ.
Stated Communication third Thursday
JOHN WRIGHT, W NJ.
". II. WALL, secy.
saris Chapter, No. II.
Order Of the Eastern Star, Regular meeting
drst Thursday night in each month.
Mrs. ", A. Thompson,
Worthy haIron,
Mrs. u. D. Wright
sccy.
PANoLA R. A. CHAPTER, no. 60.
Regular Communication, second Thursday
night In each month.
wv. cALAwAY, see'y.
PANoLA LODGE, 40. 20.
Regular Communications, hrst Wednesday
night before the fall moon IN each month.
7, MOORE, W. N.
IN. cox, see'y.
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CoUTlT9.
CHANcERY COURT.

Meets md Monday in January, April July
and October, and holds two weeks.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets 4th Mondays Of March, July and No
,ember, and holds two weeks.
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ooIHo NoNrn.

IA leaves Grenada p4bAl, passpote's
CORTLAND, il.l1, Iiaiewille, 1905,
1850 Como, no H. N and aftlvt
nbhisgiaj
mln, ltaye Grenada 2i00A. ", pass
,li5 CORTLAND il0G lialeayills 4ii5,
sos, Conn 6,i0 and arrive Ut Mem.
40 AN,
mln lea,i Grenada 6ii5 A. w., pass
aiO. 90 rtland g22, lIatesyillo
sardis 10 b,.Como ll2o and arrive
Inphsi'l0 ~
and 4 Esp "a trains daily.
M runs dal Y, except Sundays
'aII train going South makes d,feo.
on a, Grenada for New Orleans The
going South cUnuects for Water Val-
fee1ille, 0xfttd, &c.
I'D. FROST, Gen'l supt.
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ElilhlIlIs A IIuTEIt
.lppl A Tennessee IlaiIfbad.
TlAH FsHAnf

A y wv" 2" T77777T W N T"T'
a1is0 a0trt
H. lsaym Nemphlt litF pass
EllstR aatlla fpj, BAieatlIlsf gT.
Ahts fepas Station gg2 ahi AZ
Il tlfeaadA a1pfa
.slti lsays Nsmfhis t4ttH tas
aHib1t0, liaiessllise N feati
N rapes pusF " shd arrive at
"A iilttfs
tmln leages Memphis Gg0 ts. pass
| M ~ safiit la2j, lltiofyIls llu.
| IA 400, poyss glg, aad arrive 81
H. b80fa
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T. a. WONUEsTkK,
Executors oil Jos. Il. Worcester.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-20

BLOOD. soALrs AND HAIR--When n. y
Waller, tho well known and very popular Gold
Hill clothicr, reads the defiant and inecniousi
cIothin1 Al loss than cost, or sayinx that unen
stock e tho best In the country, pe merTS
siIo,ys 4 CHARITABLE smile TO su1use nin GEM =
cnnntsnance iike Q gentle zephyr rippuing INC
calm surface OF Lake Tahoe. he nswn,,r's MI
manly mustache and remafxs; ,r.ss with
ssn md vben they SEQ that they can buy supe.
I ny, aoo5s Al less price and go home every WAY
IT, united. then they will the better mnder-
stan pd whom TO trade with hereafter" wsilsr
csji. PARTICULAR attention to hls extsneivc s. oSS
Of ne% Snt Waller viii 90 on in the even tenor Of
his way, selling 1rstrate goods cheap.
NASAL clrAaaH, BRONCHITIS, AsrunA. M
uIIe,d. Throat and Lung Diseases; also Deaf.
ro.. discharges from tho Ears. ETC.. success.
TlIy treated BY DR.. Aborn. 2i3 Geary street,
San Francisco, after the ordinary methods nave
failed. The most difficult eases srS myitcu 70
crn scientific method during the past four years,
src attn subjects OF remark. and arc attracting
"niversaI attention and patients from al! parts
of The Pacific coast are ayailing themselves OF
bis treatment.
How THE RIcu MAY Do GsoD-Thousands
Of the poor arc suffering from coughs and colds
..r.od NV c,posurc. Send TO each OF theso one
SottIc al Hsle's Honey Of Horchound and Tar.
Thus countless lives may DO savsd ~ trininR
coat Tho remedy IL admitted to BIO infalible.
C,itienton'r, 7 9th Avenue. Sold BY all Drug
rists. pixies Toothschs Drops cura IN one
minnie.
shall become wise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-20
Havana Lottery Prixes-A Public
Reception Memorial Meeting
Killed by the Cars Weather
Booths vote-ElectiOn of Booth
Greenbacks.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 20-l r. NJ
The residents Of this city have received
$500, 900 by the Havana lottery. Ton,
Bouton, proprietor Of the Occidental
coaches, gets sl25, COO; Moore. a brick
layer, $25. 900; Michael Pace, $25, 900;
a newspaper carrier. $25, 900 a real
estate dealer named Lyons and a COM
mission merchant on Washington
street, s25, 900; William o'Connor, a
lamp dealer, $500.
The Duke Of Genoa will be publicly
received and entertained by the Italian
residents here next Saturday.
An Agsssiz memorial meeting will
DO held next Monday night at the Mer'
camille Library.
A German, whose name cannot be
learned at present, was run over ~
the cars Of the Central Pacific Railroad
in this city yesterday, aud died soor
after at the German Hospital. The
case has not been reported to the Cor
oner. It Is stated that deceased leaves
a family here.
The weather to-day is clear ant
pleasant.
Booths vote in the Convention wal
30; one member absent.
Booth was elected In Joint Conven
ton to-day on the first ballot.
Grecnbacks, 90A09l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-20


THE PLACE TO GET GOOD LIyISG.-onc ofthe
best places to get a square meal In Virginia
City, is at Charles somers' Saddle Rock oystor
House, next door to Evans jcwelry store, o
street. Mr.. Somers gives his special attention
to the wants OF his numerous patron, and nav.
inc secured tho services OF the best French cook
in the city, kindly invites his friends and tho
public to give him their patronage, assuring
them OF the best meal 10 be had In the city, for
80 cents. He receives shipments Of Eastern
aud California oysters daily, which no will dc.
piled, at all times, with the choicest game OF
tho season-roast duck, quail, chicken, Russian
Caviar, and Swiss cheese; In fact, tho very
choicest and best OF everything necessary to
satisfy the taste and appetite Of tho most fastid-
ious. Board by the week or month ut tho low
est and most reasonable prices.
ODD Fellows LIsRARr. No pleasanter place
to spend leisure hour can DO found thar at the
Odd Fellows Library, second story Of Odd Eel;
lows new building, corner OF Smith ana =
streets, Virginia. -Four thousand volumes OF
choicest reading, all the principal newspsPers
Of the Pacific coast, tho principal literary pnpe,s
and magazines ofthe United states snn d =. smoE.
World, large and commodious chess ano smok'
ing room. Subscription only Il per nonsh'
Open to all.
IxpRovENENrs.-we think that no Interior
town on the Pacific slope is ahead OF Gold MI
in steady progress, We take no back steps IN
im~proyemcnts. We now have 3 first class store
conducted on an honest. straishtloiwara oasi :;
devoted entirely to the sale aha " shocs A
Ladies', Gcntlcmen's and Children snoo n 80 a
want long felt has been supplied, and we con.
~rainlste Mr.. Woodruff on the success NO nss
sirssdy achieved In this new departure.
Eyxsrs scHooL.-Professo, Cromwell h nal
onensS an evening school at tho public tchool
building in Gold a aI:,,l RsilS n :trssSns ..0 in { Inc he
z III. hrsnchcs will do well to avail them.
.slses OF The present opportunity. Terms rsa'
sonable.
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SCIENTIFIC AND SAFE TREATMENT

When applied with DIR. Pierces
Nasal Douche and accompanied with
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
as constitutional treatment Dr. sage
Catarrh Remedy produces perfect cures
NJ the worst cases OF Catarrh anu
Ozena of many years standing. ms
thorough course Of medication consti-
tutes The only scientific. rational, ale
and successful msnner Of treating tbs
od,ous disease that has ever been
offered to the afflicted. SO successful
has IL proven that the proprietor 4
long offered n standing reward OF $o0o
for 2 case Of Catarrh which he cannon
cure. ,nrvr
ruos. J. Brsuop. Of South Brooklyn;
w writes that his wife had suffered
since a child with Catarrh until 1t had
sasnj,ed In what eminent physicians
nronounced Consumption ; that she mas
p.Sd DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy with
Dr pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
and they have worked WIZ"
her case.
People should beware OF th9se ,m.
,o.,ors who not only try to Initiate
~. pierce's Family Medicines out
also copy his original style OF aave,,
,i.ino bv offering various sized Iewarus
for cases Of Catarrh and other ass who
which they cannot cure. !hUse wa"
10 moi. possess sufficient intelligence
,n enable them to write original aver
,;ssments of their own, but nave 10
s,.ai those of Others, are not likely 20
Saws made great and valuable as
eoyeries in Medicine. Look ous ior
them.
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BY THE CABLES.
RcJoicings ut Madrid.

LONDON, December 2O.-Special dis
patches from Madrid say there Is great
rejoicing there over the rumor that the
Government OF tho United States has
decided that the Virginius vas not en-
titled to carry the United States flag.
The Times, commenting on the re-
port, says such a decision would be
consistent with truth and justice.
New French Minister.
The report that Barthold of tho
French Legation at St. Petersburg has
been appointed Minister to WASH
ington, Is confirmed.
Fears OF Famine In Bengal.
CALCUTTA, Dec. 90 One-lialf tho
supply Of food in Bengal is exhausted,
and 1t Is believed that a famine cannot
be averted.
Dutch Successes.
PENANG. Dec. 20.-The Dutch troops
in Acheen arc In possession of all the
country on the left bank Of the Achcen
river.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
tsrrcrAL 70 THE coin urLE DAnr srws.l
EsrIo iMrGLLi osMoE

D 20 ES IN
Important TeleSraphic Transfer.
NEW YoRK. Dec. 20.-It Is now
stated authoritatively that the transfer
Of the Pacific aud Atlantic Telegraph
Company to the Western Union was
completed yesterday with It's 5000
miles Of line and 10000 miles Of wire.
By the terms Of the lease the Western
Union, which already owns three
quarters OF the stock, Is to pay four
per cent. per nnnum on the whole cap
ltal Of two millions Of dollars.
sundry Frauds.
It Is reported that sundry frauds
have been discovered ia the Coroner's
office, Brooklyn; that large numbers
Of fictitious inquests have been made,
the inquisition papers being made OUT,
physicians certificates, and charged
for as II Inquests had been held on bod
les. Furthermore, that within three
years 6o3 bogus cases Of smallpox have
been charged for. A committee Of Sn-
pervisors are now o~vcrhauling matters
and find that moneys appropriated by
the Brooklyn Commissioners on Charl-
ties have been squandered In q most
outrageous manner.
The Chief ~Justlceship.
CHICAGO, December 20.-The Inter
oceans Washington special says that
1t is now regarded as certain that II
tho President falls to withdraw the
nomination Of Williams for Chief
Justice, he will be rejected. II this
takes place 1t Is the purpose Of a num-
Der of Senators 10 have the real reason
for the rejection published, The ex-
pectation Is that In case his rejection
Is voted by the Senate, Mr. Williams
will resign as Attorney General.
Railroad Collision.
PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Dec. 20.-Two
freight trains oil the Eastern Railroad
came In collision at Kennebec last
night. The conductor, brakeman and
fireman were killed and two others
injured. The trains were badly
wrecked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-20
Religious Services Tomorrow.

Sr. JoHs's CHURCH, GOLD Huh
Divine serviee1 will be held ut this
church tomorrow at O'Clock p. Nj
The Holy Communion at ii A: NJ
Rev. Rush S. Eastman will oiiiclate.
Sunday School ut l:30 p. NJ. ihe a
In this church are free. n oil are COT
daily invited to attend.
NJ. Z. CHURCH. GOLD HrLL"-Divine
services will be held at this church TO-
morrow Sunday as follows: Sunday
school at 10 A. NJ; preaching ut ii A. ~
and 7 p. NJ, by the pastor, Rev. MT
Jennings.
REuc,ous.-Rev. Mr.. MeGrath vii
preach In the National Guard Hail,
Virginia City, Tomorrow evening Al
7 O'Clock.