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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

Az AMERICAN PRIMA Donna IN BrR-
LlS.-Minnie Hauck. our American from
the Boyd Opera in Vienna. is playing q
successful engagement in Berlin. Her
first appearance as "Mignon" won
rounds Of applause from the crowded
house. Tho critics say she has n fine
voice. sings without effort, and pos
sesses the power Of adapting herself to
the character. and portrayed 1t with
feeling. Each one spoke Of and OBJ
jected to her manner OF drawing breath
between the words. The part where she
speaks with Meister, and sings "Morsen
sagst du? wer weiss, Morgcn sind wir
Who'll weit," she gave very finely. In
the second act she sang the aria. which
gave occasion TO display tho full CON-
pass Of her voice. with q feeling and cx-
preston that produced a deep effect.
Her voice, which IL y mezzo.soprano Of
great power, has improved wonderfully
IN depth and fulness since l heard her
ON years ago In Boston. Then sho
was q plump. round. thick.set little body.
not very 1.-THE or graceful. The flight OF
time has set lightly upon her, improv-
ing rather than wasting her charms
Cincimdii Gds,He.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
The Board Of Brokers.
Iron the s. y. An. Jan. Ill

The payment OF the dividends and
other operations are conspiing to In.
crease the abundance OF money. The
business Of the Board increases With
great rapidity. and the want Of accom-
mediation IL daily moro conspicuous.
The number Of members has long boon
maintained at 80, and the price Of seats
has risen to $27. 900 each. It would
seem to DO a good operation II the Board
should at this junoture increase the mum.
Der of members 10 100. BY charging
$27.0 900 for q seat, q sum OF $40, 600
wouldbs realized, which would be more
than enough for the erection Of q per
manont and appropriate place Of meet
ing. The present fund would remain as
now. appropriated to loans and accu.
mulating for the benefit Of members
families. It has been suggested in view
Of this latter fact, that some medical ex-
animation should attend the application
for new membership. The business Of
the Board IL likely. as wealth. popula-
tion and general enterprise increase. to
become very important. and this
Is the time when a solid foundation
for the institution should be laid.
At the annual election Of the Board o
very unexpected change took place in
tho Presidency. II appeared on the
count that James Il. Keene, Esq, had
30 votes. and the incumbent. W. Bur-
ling. Esq. 90. and there was probably
M more surprised person In the Board
than Mr.. Ksene. The other old Off.
GERS were reelected. viz: Coll Deane,
Vice President; II. d. Colt, Chairman;
II. Schmiedell. Treasurer; +. Lawton.
Secretary. Mr.. Burling has occupied
the Office OF President with great dignity
and public satisfaction. Ho is ons OF
the successful commission brokers. not
engaged in any operations on his own
account, and was every way y desirable
officer. His retirement gave rise to
many expressions Of regret without in
any way detracting from the high es-
toen in which the new President is held.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
In General Thomas n. williams wants

II General Thomas II. Williams wants
10 know to whom he is indebted for the
honor Of q defeat in the Democratic a u
Gus on Monday night. we respectfully
suggest the name Of Geo. ". Cassidy OF
Eureka. a. one OF the individuals upon
whose head the vials Of his wrath should
Be poured. Perhaps a eursory glance at
the hles Of the Virginia Chroaieis during
the late campaign. would in this con-
neotiou suggest that it is always well to
bs lsnient with q political compeer. es-
pecially when such gentleman holds the
responsible and interesting position OF
hold-over Senator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

FnED. Mechanism, Of the San Fran
cisco Ala. has been cruising about this
vicinity for tho last day or two among
the mines and things. He Is evidently
interested in this country. He had to
take Q look at tho big bonanza. He
took o preliminary look down at 1t
through the shafts Of the Consolidated
Virginia. California and ophir. but dis
lance did not lend enchantment enough
TO his view. 30 he resolutcly descended
into the bowels thereof. He took a
critical look throughout the length,
breadth and depth Of the big bonanza,
with all its iips. spura and angles. and
also took . big chunk Of the ore. enough
to make q couple Of fiat-irons for home
use. and tonight he goes home to the
Bay City happy. He depends upon his
Gold Hill stocks. however. for future al.
husncs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
IN MOURNING.

The Virginia Chronicle came out Last
evening in deep mourning. We are not
surprised at this. II Is the CA,oaios's
duty to put on sack cloth and ashes.
It's owner and proprietor. General VIII
liams. Of Oakland. Cal. now sits in tho
depths OF disappointed ambition. The
cause Of the cArvnies's mourning Is APP
parent. II ia not that Mr.. Sharon has
been elected United States Senator. Oh.
no! The reason Of its sombrs appear
anee is far deeper and more irrsmsdiable.
Night before last. in a staight Dem
ocratic caucus. General Thomas H. Will
liams was beaten for the Democratic
complimentary vote BY II. X. Mitchell.
To-day the latter gentleman received the
entire Democratic vote in both Houses
Of the Legislature. Is Il any wonder
that the Chronicle. for which he squan-
dered $40. 900 Of his cherished ducais,
should become like misunderstanding to
BE- comforted because he (its owner) was
not tho choice Of the Nevada Dem
ocracy' "n 20 have tears, prepare to
shed them now!" So thought wintry
Williams as, standing in tho lobby yes
terdAy. he heard the votes announced
which placed the seal Of condemnation
upon his candidacy for an honorary
recognition at the hands Of "ys inter
rifed'' in Nevada. The General Is like
othsllo-his occupation Como. And his
superssrvicabls organ, the Chronicle,
wear deep mourning. Ills the last and
only tribute to . cremated aspirant.
Farewell. Thomasl Mourn. oh. Chroa-
es' Sic trarsit gloria mmdg
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

Loxo EAHs.-The Reno Crescent tells
of q man In that town who froze his
ears 10 . depth Of twelve inches. and
had them amputatsd at the second joint;
he still has enough left to supply the
plaos Of . fur collar. and when he has
occasion 10 60 out during cold weather
h. carefully winds them around his neck
thres tim,s and pins them in trout.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

TnE Tribune .Abndnac for 1875 Is re-
csivsd and comes fully up to its usual
standard Of excellence. II Is q CON-
pists political register. containing be-
.idss tho usual astronomical data. calen-
DIR. etc.. an abstract OF public laws
passed at tho last session OF Congress,
appropriations made, public debt state
ment. election returns, record Of politi-
cal events and all that. II is Published
by the Tribune Association" New
York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

ANOTHER MrRprs.-Mondsy night
about half-past nine O'Clock. the little
Chinanan who did the killing here some
time ago. and who was set at liberty
the act bsing done in self.defense-was
assassinatsd. A shot vas fred through
the window Of Cue Yes place. striking
him in tho mock. and killing him almost
instantly.-Reao CrsscsNd. jan. Is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
1850. 1874.
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.

). =. . q. W. RAIL-, PsorRIEToRs.
,is.ss: Lss.sy 1. ,,.s.s:d = 1si As o..
ny quantity Of Rsbovatn1 and Cleau Lin ,,
uitneet Ssine tanafsd By ~nanipulation or
neka9espssassny saJsd for and retained.
o9oee-lntsnettousl Hotel and wsllaee's
~ 20. t1 sosih 2 street, Virginia and
IN I've q. W. HALL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

Ox,HA. Jan. ia.-Ths troops sent
from here last night arrived at Lincoln
about I o'clock. and At 0 A. y. gained
possession Of the penitsntiary without
loss OF life. though the prisoners with
stood them bravsly. None Of the latter
sxcaped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

TIE gentle washoe zephyrs. which
occasionally play sportivsly about Reno.
sweep up csbbls stones along the
Truckss river and send them circlins in
aoels through the air. like pigeons. SO
savs the Crescent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

Ex-Govrnxos THOMAS Z. BRANLErrE,
Of Ksntucky. died at his residence in
Louisville. yesterday afternoon. after an
Hines OF several weeks. with rheu-
NATHAN Of the heart
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
klLvER MININU CON.

ELOHIDA klLvER MINING CON.
l. pany. Location Of principal place OF busi.
ness, San Francisco, Cal. 70.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that II q meeting OF
the Director. held on the 6th day Of January,
1878. an assessment tho. ~ OF One Dollar oil
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
The corporation. payable Immediately, In United
States gold coin, TO he Secretary, Of the ONCE
Of the company, Room No n, Pine street, No,
$50. San Francisco. stale Of California.
remain unpaid on iOth dsy Of Pebrusry' isrs'
will Do delinquent, and advertised for sals at
public auction, and unless payment IL made
before, viii be cold on TUESDAY, the III
day OF March, ISIS, TO pay the Delinquent
and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board. f..1
LuciRN HERMANN. Secretary,
jaist ID Room No. u, Pine ptfest, No. $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
THIRD ANNIVERSARY BALL
4 HALL
(odd Fellows Balldlng)
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. $, 1875.

A \ THIS BALL WILL TAKE PLACE ON
~ the Eve Of the urest MAkDI uhAs, The
Society will distribute 10 the guests hon.
BONs, 90 as to make tho party more joviat.
The BEST BAND h,s been engaged for The oc
best ball Of the season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

70 Shareholders prospective pronis., .ssiT.soo
Fer maps. Circular. application for shsrer,
md al Information. apply "a. -
q. n. PETERS.
tosk California Street. Nan Ynneiseo. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
THE LOWER
coMsTocK MINING co.
HAS OPENED BooKs

no RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR A
L limited amount Of stock, for q working cap
itAl, At "a 50 per share.
The stock will soon take Its place In the
Stock Board. and q large advance In price must
occur hs the work progresses.
This mine IL on the great Comstock Lode In
Gold Canyon. between the Silver Hill and the
Dayton Minisg Companies.
The work now dsne upon the milne 10 ~
follows:
one chan. heavy timbered. three eempart.
ments, 100 foet deep.
One chan. two compartments. lao feet deep.
Ont incline. on the lode. ~ feet deep.
Two tunnels. one SOS feet ard ono $50 feet.
Thirty eight arsays made nom one OF the
eros.culs,. run from ga 10 f2,ooo per ton.
Title u. =. Patent. There are twenty
shares TO the foot. Map. can be seen and full
particulars obtained at the once. Work TO be
commenced IN the mine at once.
T'msteer-J. A. Pritehsrd. Robert Sherwood.
II. q. Klbbe, Capt. X. Il. warsaw, and Samuel
A. Chaplin.
IA. PRfrCHARD. ......... President.
GEO. u. Observation-Disclosures.
SAML. CURTIS. ......... Superintendent.
The books are open at the Office OF the Pre-.
ident. ]. A. eRlTCHARD. $50 PM street,
rooms ! and Z. San Francisco, Cal. jai3 aw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
CAPITAL NOTES.
yspx ogr SPECIAL o-oaarsroSpxs AT CARSON.

nrsvisy-Ths Senatorial Eiecsisn-
sharon's Cttissnship- Beck and
Wsbster On '.Domieiie"-Legisla.
tisn- On 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and stewart - Cattle Defences-
Windy Terrific fost-Raee-The
Ivy and the spike.tail- Zero,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
NEWARK
LAND ASSOCIATION!
rIrLIPERFeor.
CAPITAL STOCK. s750,O00
IN $500 SHARES. 600 ZACH.

Consists Of
1000 Acres Land. tIas per acre ....... tSco.o 90
Auction fees. salaries, percentage en-
saies, hotel. cottages. water works.
streets, roadways, and all improve.
ments and expenses. ...... ........ 2jO,OD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
a.p.oal

s.c0,0j
The Newark Land company's properly 10 on
the tahls land Just on the hay Of Fan Francis.
co, sbout half way IRON oakland 10 s,n Jo.e
(probAbly the 70 MOTT thrifty and successful
towns 10 American. Both iherc towns are
noted for thar prosperity, their nne public
buildingp and residerses. Tho beet lots ut
Ban Joss readily bring $500 per front foot, and
at oakland $500 per front loot.
Any one going nom Oakland 10 Fan Josc
will note Q continuous line Of Villages. me
nrms and elegant homesteads, snd the near.
ness OF the Newark Land Company io the
great San francisco markers. must 1t once
put Q pro6t on this enterprises.
10 10 believed thai property will show At The
suction ssls fr choice OF seres aud town lots
fehy a. much prodt % ptaled below.
Prospective pronts "a. Shareholder. 'sy
Nay !, ISIS
s,S5e Acre Lots-sif3. .tls.. s0D
l,Soe Lots. sire s1xioS- t1o. ......... $1,000
1000 Lots, siss b7xlsn, iCs.Oul
Loo LET'S. size e7xie5-eiCo. .,....... icoyoOO
] 800 Lou, else 57xi0o- SEQ :. ......, it0,mD
I.on Lots. size Coyio5-ti20.......... $4,000
] 900 Lots. sire 67xlu3-f BIO ........,, its. 90
LOO Lets, sise efxi06-te0.. ......... 90
Real property. extra and improvements
bsiougfng to $500 shares. say...... 10000
ti.S1s so
-. .... ...... ........... sSD,U0
ks,shclSs~~ - ,..o,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

KrSo KALAxAuA and suite arrived at
Chicago yesterday. The city officials
took charge OF them. and will show
them around to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
LOST

I'm THURSDAY AFTERNOON. BR.
" tween Bowsrs' arade and wade 4 Mar.
shall's store. q Lsdy's Purse, containing about
600. . fl0 greenbsek and three keys. Any
person finding the zane will bc suitably re-
warded upon returning Il to this office.
Jii3 Sc MRS. ABE JONES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
BORN.
MARRIED.
NEW TO-DAY.

LINCOLN HOSE co. NO. 3.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY <Os
l Meetin: Of this Company will <&i91&
10 held on WEDNESDAY KvkN. VfWR
ING. Jan. 18th. At half pa-t
o'clock. A full and prompt Attendance 10 re.
JOSEPH BIsfl. Foreman.
v. LENERY. Secretary. lAl9 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
SETTLE Up.

TT Is THE FIRST OF THE YKAR. AND
teeouuts. and an Ellis not rsid on or bsfsrs
the iDh rill Be phesd IN the hssds OF an on.
cor Tor collection. -
Jaa-iw w. X. RlsoN.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-05-01

ON TWO KINDS OF WISDOM-JAMES, 81
CHAPTER
The apostle tells Us the wisdom of this world is
foOlishness with God;
II is said to be sensual, hellish, deyilish This
comes from Satan, not from God.
Let us look at two kinds of mi listers.
The wisdom of this world leads them to go to
acadcnvs, seminaries, and colleges, and IA
Paul saws ever learning and never able to come
to the knowledge of the truth.
We must set these down to be Satan's ministers.
Let us look at the other kind.
Their was a wealthy lawyer the sect tried bring
over to their faith, they got the smuTeSt minis
ter TO preach; it had no effect on him. But
their was good pilgrim rose and cried, "Eter-
nity," three times. 1t was the means of his
conversion.
Any society might as well think to make wood
chuck and set it to- eating clover,
As to think of making Christians from gospel
gambling, starched bOsOms, gold studs, gold
watches, fine carriages, and females wearing
Grecim bends, plelts, ruiics, bu as head dresses
This is the caso too much the world over.
Let us hear what the Lord says
"WOe unto you, scribes, pharisees, hypocrites,
for you compass sea and land 80 make one pros
elyte, and when he is made you make him two.
fold more the child of hell"
We see clearly proselYte is.worse than the sin
ner. If they do dot repent both will go to hell
We believe sinners can be saved by coming tC
hearty repentance not join any scCtarian wall
but come to Christ.
The Spirit aud Bride say come LET him that hear
eth say come, let him that is athrst come and
partake of the water of life freely.
We see all can come without money and without
price. GEO HOWE,
Portland street, Lancaster, y. III.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-05-01

The attendance was not large at the
spelling match for the benefit OF the Bap-
fist Society, last Wednesday nighti how
ever good deal of interest was manifest
ed by those present, and the contest for
the championship WAS quite spirited, Mrs.
Judge Ladd winning in the end on ''tri-
rene" and Miss Ida c. Lyman, a compos-
itor in the GAZETTE Office, ranking second.
These two had quite a "spell" after all The
rest were down.
The ladies will find at the store ofRich-
ard z. Kent Son, the largest variety OF
dress goods in every style, ever shown in
town. A large lot of Atwood debeges,
both plain and twilled. Special bargains
In black goods, brllliantineS, cashmcres,
drap d'ctes, French and Irish poplins,
tamlsc cloths etc. Agents for Butterick's
patterns.
Charles L. Griswold, of the firm ofKent
& Griswold, has been in Boston, during
the past week, purchasing goods for the
spring and summer trade, a large proper
ton of which have already been received.
1t is worth while for any in want ofthc
kinds of goods kept by that firm, to give
them call.
Walter Bailey was gone on fishing ex-
eursion three or four days last week, and
when he got home he found the water in
his basement some two feet or more, deep.
No. engine was chartered to pump it
out, and did its work quickly and we'll.
John sayshe has got his hand in, and if
the crusaders visit Lancaster and can't
dispose of the contents of the base
ments any other way, he'll go with his
'masheen."
Mr.. Joseph L. Whitmorc, of Portland,
has purchased one-haIf interest
in the sash and blind factory on
Canal street formerly owned and operated
by Smith & Burns. Mr.. Smith retains
his interest, and the new firm will sail UNI
der the name and style o! Smith & Whit
more The capacity of the factory is to
be enlarged and we understand that the
manufacture of boxes will be made a
specially. Building estimates furnished
on application.
During the past week c. E. McIntire
has received, at his new boot and shoe
store, an extensive invoice of ladies'
French kid wear, to which he invites the
attention of those who have been in the
habit of buying their goods in the city.
If he cannot fit his customers from his
stock OF. hand, he will take their measure
and have work made 20 order
At the annual meeting Of Lafayette En-
CINE Co. No. l, held last Saturday even
ing the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: LIST Foreman-Geo
l. Hayes; 2nd-C. w. Towslee; Clerk
R. B. Whitcomb; Treasurer-E. V. Cob
leigh; Leading Hosemen--Fred DoOley
(Foreman,) Frank H. Twitchell, J. H
Spaulding, Chas. f. Colby, VIM G. Ellis
L. II. Peaslce. Suction Hosemen-H. J.
Cummings (Forcman,) L. d. Munsey, A
A. Trull, H. c. Forbush, Geo. w. Blair
VIM H. Rhodes. Directors-Geo.
Hayes, R. B. Whitcomb, Chas. w. Tows
lee, +. D. Peabody, Fred Do0lcy, L. V
Cobleigh.
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Died.

| In Groveton, March nth, 1915, Mrs. Lucy
Richey, widow of the late Capt. James Richey
| aged q years.
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N cw Hampshire Items.
Lancaster


Probate Court next Tuesday.
Spauldidg & Lane will open to-day for
exhibition, new arrival of clothing, hats
and caps, gents furnishing goods, trunks
and bags in large variety. Their spring
stock is now complete and is probably the
best variety of nice goods ever exhibited
in the county.
We unintentionally omitted the names
of the jurors from Whitefield and Dunn.
mer last week: Tracy Hazen, Asa East
man, John S. Fiske and Evarts Savage
are returned from Whitefeld, and Hiram
T Cloud, from Drummer.
The Lancaster Temperance League me
last Sunday evening and organized fo
the ensuing year as follows; President
s. b. Congdon; Vice-President-Rev. C
Il. Harrington; Secretary-W.T T. Phillips
Trcasurer--S. G.. Evans; Executive Com
mittce-H. f. Holton, w. H. Rhodes, w
/. Rowell, Henry O. Jackson, Mrs. Jaco1
liamblen, Miss Hannah Gardner, Mrs
John 4. IIamblcn.
Judge Ladd Is holding the Court her
this week, Judge Rand being detained a
Exeter There win he no jury cases take
up until next week.
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Cobleig
Gorhan.

GOrham.
Mr.. James Smith, well known Irish
man, died last Friday night, of lung fever.
We arc pleased to learn our timely hint
has resulted in delinquent persons paying
over their dues to DR.. Wight, who by the
way is recovering slowly but surely.
The Odd Fellows, with their ladies,
met at their Hall on Monday night in
honor of the 55th anniversary of Odd
Fellowship, after which they repaired to
the Gorham House and partook of an
oyster supper. Music blythe whole
crowd.
Glassford Sisters Dramatic Troupe
have just ended successful week here.
Their performances gave very general
satisfaction, even to those who may be
classed as critics
Mr.. Geo. W. Waterhouse has purchased
Mr.. Levi Shedd's interest in the grocery
business, in partnership with Mr.. Albert
A. Carter. The firm are adding a small
quantity of tin and hardware to their
trade. 1t is their Intention to keep
good assortment of groceries on hand,
and we doubt not they will receive their
share of public patronage.
Some of the old members of our base
ball club take exceptions to the item in
last weeks Coos Republican,, that the
Lancaster club will be the best nine in
Coos county when newly uniformed. Our
boys still hold the Chat and whenever
the time comes for them to surrender it
they will acknowledge the corn" but
not until then. "a hint to the wise" &C.
Mr.. r. F. ingalls, is making repairs in
his store and for the present may be found
in the old Cooley store" where he will
be glad to meet his numerous customers
and attend to their wants as usual. He
has just stocked up with garden seeds, all
fresh and warranted. Call and examine
his assortment before sending out Of town
for your seeds.
Miss Abbie Knight is keeping private
school of very public character-that is
to say, judging from the multitude Of
scholars in attendance. Miss X. is be-
coming very popular teacher.
1t is not often that public entertain
ments given in this place are interrupted
by ungentlemanly conduct. Whenever
it is the case it seldom emmanates from
persons living here. We have heard of
late of a party coming from out-of-town
who were altogether too familiar and
noisy at u public show given at the Cor
ham House not long since. We hope for
their responsibility, present and future,
and for the responsibility of their cs-
teemed relatives, they may not be found
again disgracing themselves. They will
thus relieve us of duty we owe our citi.
zcns of calling "things little palmer
say, by their right names.