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TIE EMPEROR OF GEEMANY.-Empc-
ror William, of Germany, is not man
who cares much for luxury. Rev. Way
land Hovt, of Boston, has visited his
palace recently, at Berlin, and writes en-
tcrtaininglv as follows: "Thc Emperor
William does not seem to have anything
he wishes to conceal. spent very IN
tcresting hour in passing through the
palace. which is his constant city resi-
dcncc. 1t is not very grand, or even
sumptuous. But enter it, and YOU at
once feel that YOU are in the home of a
soldier. 1t is almost an arsenal, 1t Is so
warlike every way. Old armor and new
armor. fragments of shells-thc mcmcn-
toes of battle, models of the different
kinds of soldiers in their appropriate
uniform, models Of various guns, great
relief maps of battlefclds and fortrcsscs
these are everywhere about. Almost
all the pictures, too, arc martlal-battlc
scene after battle scene some of older
conflicts, others of the modern fights in
which the Emperor himself is the con-
spicuous figure l went into the Empc-
ror's private study and library. | saw
the chair in which he sits, tn desk at
which he writes, the pile Of dispatches
awaiting his attention, the books he uses,
the paper fresh from his hand. 1t is
manifcstlv workman placc-this study.
The grim old Emperor is cyi!o"': -
idlcr. He keeps his hand on things. |
am told that nc is at his table regularly
every morning at 6. Well, no ono can
help honoring the fearless old fellow
amid such proofs Of painstaking dcvo-
ton to duty. Sixteen miles from Berlin
is Pot>dam. the favoritc residence OF
King Frederick the Great Here, too, Is
the present Empcror's summer palace.
Well. there i, n;any Il country scat III
America more splendid. was most in
;crc<tcd in this palace, in the EmpcrorS
sleeping room 1t is utterly plain. His
bed i, but single mattress upon mar
row and common hcdstcad.
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A ppLTCATION FOL; HOMESTEAD

n =.
Henderson l.. Davenport anl Mary
NJ. Davenport. his wife. having applied
lo me Ia have set OF L. them the lIo!nr-
stead allowed them hv law in tl!"trl't or
ate i'm i;rllum. containing six acres and
ono half more or less. bounding lands nt
the g.. X e.. X. r.. Charles ti;llnbrr!l and
ulhcr>. tine same hcin" advertised for
sale under mortgage. ~ HlSothrir lone
stead in their personality.
All persons interested VIII take notice
that rirapp!raii"n will hr heard III the
judge ut nrubatrS Oillr" un the 18TH Ul
November nrNl at IN O'Clock Il. III.
w. w. UMplltENS.
Jujuo ,,i l'rDl,;ltr
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rcntlcman on Eroa'IwHy n"'lcrd
n pigeon cntanglc1 in some strlngs ON 4
tree 50 that it could not rXtricatc itself.
\ number of boys were throwing stones
at it. hut the kind man rchukcd them
for their -4ucItv and drove them AWAY.
Thcn Ir ."r Il ladder and tcndcrly took
I.c frightened. fluit"rn" little creature III
his ',nd. and The next lav hr observed
that II l'"'.'. an "i riro h'-' pics he had
n..nI NllI,lI-
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\ man whose morning dram had

\ man whose morning dram had
too much for him, in saldling his hor-">
rot the saddle on wrong and foremost.
just as he was about to mount, nclghbor
cause up and called his attention t" the
mistake. Til" hnrScnlan @az"d for Il mo-
mcnt at the intruder, IL if in deep
thought. and then said You let that
saddle alone How do YOU know which
way am .ning?" And he looked dag
yer. at the oiIicious ncighhor.
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SHER|FF'S SALE.
~ J. II. MCCONNELL. .Aurtonccl

by J. IT. MtNUNN F.EE, NUrllOMVCr.
DY virtue Of an Execution To me di-
ID rcctrd, | will expose 10 sal" On The
First Monday in November next. ut I'm.
dcrSun Court House. the following
TRACT OF LAND.
Containing III acres, more or less. situate
in Anderson County. near traNtunNillc,
bounded bv lands ui james Armstrong"
X. y. Wright and others. Levied ON a>
the property of John H. Scawri"ht. at
the suit of X. y. Wright and others -.
John III Scawright.
Terms Ca>h-purrha~rr TO pay extra
for all necessary papers.
WM. Meet KIN, sheriff.
n,t is, 4
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

HY JAMES H. MCCONNELL. Aucli"nccr
STATE or SUl'rll CAROLINA
ANDERSON tuuNTY.
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I71S - Dubois had fled to Albany for
1s'S Aof being clandcstincly mar
& u rs Ased them to the highest
4: ss snt The rumor ran like
49, III IS = F7F1SAiF7aAASHtion, reach
S s. 1N>,of time
'#eS s:s$ sSa s Ia [ar1--c0nsternation WAS
81 & s,d with the silent mirth
ad created among MANY
:ss 81 tcs, who really enjoyed
IS }Ss&sE( pid had slylv found Il
s s s those walls, dedicated
l.dv, though all thought
ss.S 8 | god Was >tcrnly forbid
49, II s i a rs Yanv known only in the
.Is IS ans of girlh"od Vet he
A E been a Soiourucr in that
~ 8S| 81 & .ncc; one Of it> tarc,t in
n ny cllcd t. hi> witchcry-h had
IS S Enchanted bowers. Fearing
S.. 3ratl and influence of the Young
& S2Hhcr and her other friends would
= AS Yrncd against the institution, and
~ SlsIlinv the odium which an clopcncnt
would bring upon it, an Immediate L'Ir-.
sss suit vas decided upon. The Sheriff "t
the county, with Il p1&F" "'m'hnfhs was
sent in pursuit and proceeded with hot
haste to Albany Learning that the lady
WAS ut anc Of the principal hotels in the
y city. he rushed ththcr eager t" forbid
tn" bans before 1t was 100 lltc '""'
ceremony he forced his way into the
ladies' parInr Miss Dubois was there
rniuving herself with her friends, but, to
the a>tnnishmcnt Of the Sheriff, young
Marcy was not present. The officer bad
entered the room ,tcrnly determined on
breaking the chains that love had forged
with the strong arm of the law. lie had
anticipated tears, cries and Shrick> from
the lady. mingled with deep curses from
the lover. But no ardent lover was there
no priest about t" pronounce the sol
crun but happy union could be seen
The lady and her friends, taken by sur, r..
~ prise ut the sudden entrance "i the Sh"rin
s2>s> md his assistants, started t" their i'c' ~
larm. One of the ladies' present sum
S sssed courage enough to 'l"mana "' 'hc
>what he ne;!sGna3saTpn,..- :. intrusion.
sand emil; @ awk-
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SALE OF
MORTGAGED PROPERTY.

STAFF. or Stl IL I y h''l.l.N-\,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Sloan Il Scignious, A>signccs of Cox Il
Austin. MurtgagccS, vs.. Hudson T..
Davenport and Mary NJ. Davenport,
MortSaSors.
By viruc Of the power and authority
conferred upon the said Mortgages, and
their assigns in and hy the said Mort
gage, will expose to sale III Anderson
Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY
in NONEM BIER next. all that
HOUSE. AND LOT
Containing IL acres. more or less. situate
in the town OF Bolton, Anderson County.
bounded by the line of the Grccnvllc
and Columbia Railroad Company,
Charles Gamhrell and others.
Terms of salc-Cash.
JAMES II. MctONNEll..
AlctiOnccr.
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\. E. Holland and Malinda Holland vs..
Bavlis Kelly. Nancy Dalton and 9th

IN III. c""rtci Pr"''"''.
\. E. Holland and Malinda Holland vs..
Baylis Kelly, Nancy Dalton and 9TH
crS.- -C1u,pi"iNf I" ~N IN" H""t E&t"tc
J Lli<ho Kcly.
DY virtue of All order from w. w.
ID Humphreys ESQ, Judge of Pro-
bate for Anderson County, t" me direct
cd, will expose To sale ON the FIRST
MONDAY in NONEMIir.R next. ut
Anderson Court House.
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing l9S acres. more "r less. Situ-
ate i'm Anderson County, bounding lants
Of Willis johnson, John Mattson, and
the Estate of Reuben pO"rc and others,
and known as the family homestead of
Elisha Kelly, deceased.
TERMS OF Lf.-Uno-haif r@sh /:
tho remainder on Il credit of twelve
months, with interest from tn" day "l
sale, at the rate ui ten per cent. per an
mum. to he secured With bond and APP
proved surcticS, together with mort
gage of the premises. Purchaser IL pay
extra for all necessary papers.
WM. MrGUklN. sheriff.
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| LAQ RE,NS OS

y BEG leave to inform III
L. rrS Of anderson t',,, - IL
a ON hand Il :inr >tor;, nf W.! W.,
S'llrr JEANS. BED EiNv;' F." :
warp and nll-woul RI M
, ',,,d single y \RN. W'nnI
an Of my own manl,r:,c,,,,., IT,, T.,
t'>"ll cheap for cash. n,. .,'I'
r;'I ;rrnn> for Wool ri'
f''lr"la=r. solicit = ,.n,,,;
agent. v,
NIi- ~. l>-i a.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

VI'ST RECEIVED. Il select a~s"r'Iurnl
~ of Fall and Winter Goods. such Us
Ladies' Hats and lionncts, Feathers and
Flowers. I,ihh"n>. Collars, Guns, Nr..
which will br sold al lIlr lowest figures
for cash Thankful for tn" liberal ia'
rulnigr heretofore extended, ask NY
friends and customers l." examine .h'
stock and prices before lINin" "I~"W r"rr.
Martrla Making attended {" a> usual.
MISS DELLA KEYS,
III Stairs, w. .; l:r''k EHu"'.
Sept -: -, ~ .l''
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ONE TRACT OF LAND.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY JAMES II. MCCONNELL. Aurli"nc"r
STATE OF SnI'TH CAhbllEA.
tNpEE-uN Coz NTY
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In M, (um'i of Pr"'ut,.
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Itl..\lt III.I..NS

hI..A " lll.I. !
improved rUCUM-
I;IN} WOOD III MP
i A. ark"w!r'i.rd
>T.NpAEp ri the
rna;Rct. hy popular
y">i Wnnr li"r the least
A'n,i,Hl i invited I"
, irrrA ed Bracket. the
\ aI,u which can be
disturbing ilr
'1arJ,rori"r chalnhrr
o;'r ru~I> au'l will
~ all Dealers and
, Her I" hc sure that
u Il i,r careful and
Mark :> above. II
" buy, 'ic>rri ptlNr
lic nainc and adj
lr~, you. will be
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ABUM
NJ | LII.

pN4 ~.
w nul-gr"w-
IN that | have
3trl an,iSuin-
IN l'.rS. cotton
A'i.l.S. double
ROLLS. &c..
which ! will
ng" ON lihr-
iul for past
b llallIt pi lllt
Bill act ~ my
Proprietor.
d} ."ill
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-.t,,nv "I0rOuS frIlnw h.
~ .sS;; u; ~ sAA when 10 shut NJ. ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-22
KNIGHTS COMMANDERS OF raE
A view s.erss Bsssveie.t and Lise-
rary Order.

Among the many secret and osnsvo-
lent Orders which have sprung into s1-
istsnee within the past few years. there
is one that is entirely new to our hearing
and observation. and from what We are
able to gather. should judge that 1t Will
DO eminenily n successful one. IL Is
known as the Universal Grand Order
Of the Knights Commanders OF the
| Sum-" and. like Free Masonry or Odd
Fellowship. il confined 10 no particular
country or people. II adopts b a.
al emblem. which symbolizes intellectual
enlightenment and intelligence. aud
| which shines for all.
No person can become q member OF 1t
who Is not a gentleman OF intelligence
and good breeding. nor any QUE who Is
known TO he n sectarian or a b;eot; Tor
IL Is within itself a"Reprblic OF letters.
whose domain covers ths whole earth.
II is loyal to every country In which II
Il planted. and adopts the national coli
| ors OF each for its regalia, bearing the
emblems Of the Order upon IL. lta
b~eneyolencs is intended to be practical
AMI effective. and its charity Is borne BY
| all alike, in which respect IL differs from
all other orders. The sick and relief
| fund is general. and . subordinate body
Is not allowed to become weak in its
treasury by an excess Of sickness or
| death Of its members beyond that OF
| other. Ia each State or Government
the tax Is made uniform. and falls upon
all alike. .
Politics are not allowed to be discussed
within the Order. nor political dama-
ro,ue., IL known. allowed to cross the
thresholds Of its s~Anctuaries. Outside
% its asylums. its aid and support will
b. given to free public libraries. and the
dissemination OF intelligence by lycsums.
and lectures upon matters OF science,
art, history ana philosophy. and to
stimulate and encourage public interest
among the people for the common i'm
! provement and enlightenment.
The children and orphans OF its mem
bers are sent to no sectsrian schools or
seminaries Of any kind whatsoever. but
are to 10 educated in common in the
public institutions Of learning maintained
at the government expense In every
| country where the Order is established.
The Order il now in q fiourishing con.
| dition, and We learn that the State Grand
Commandery Of the State OF Nevada was
instituted ON the 18th OF October last in
this town. by delegates from no less
than four subordinate Communicates al.
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Mrs. MsuIten's Demands ON Ply.
mouth Church.

Mrs. Msuiton's Demands ON Ply.
mouth Church.
NEW YoHx, December 22.-lfrs. Z. c.
Moulton has decided 10 call an er,pdrte
Council in her case unless Plymouth
Church consents to the holding OF q
mutual Council. based on questions pro.
posed by Mrs. Moulton In her last letter.
as well as those set forth by the Church.
The Council will comprise such persons
m she Il informed ars the best members
Of the Congregational Church in the
United States.
Drowned Boating Challenge.
NKw YoRK, Doc. 22.-Jacob Hsberls
und David HASTE, two young men, were
drowned last evening whilo skating in
New York.
A letter from New Haven says tho
Yale University boat club yesterday
issued q challenge to the Harvard Uni
vsnity boat club 10 row an eight.oared
foar.nilo straightway race. with n cox.
swain, at such time, place, and under
such conditions rs shall hereafter DO
mutual agreed upon. II Harvard agrees
TO accept Yals's challenge, Yale Ia in
favor Of pulling either in New London
or Springfield waters.
Loss by Fire.
DETROIT, Mich. December 22.-Tho
Convent buildings at Cross Village. In
the northern part OF this State, arc re.
ported destroyed by fire; also n grist
mill and shinglo mill. with contents.
Loss not stated.
Arrests OF Crooked whiskyites la
Pennsylvania.
PIrTsBpRo, December 22.--Jobn l..
Hoffman. Conrad Hoffman and William
Bowers. comprising the firm Of Hoffman
& Co.. distillsrs at Butler. Butler coun-
ty. Pa. were arrested and brought to
this citp to-day. charged with illicit dis.
tilling. Alex. Harvey and David King
are also under arrest, the former
charged with fraud in connection with
the distillory. and tho latter for fraudu.
lsntly issuing warshousing bonds.
Hank Suspension.
wrsrcHEsrER. Dec. 81. The Bank
Of Brandywiuo did not open this morn.
ing. The Directors are in session.
The Bank has the following notice
posted on lis door: "The Bank finding
itself unable to meet continuous drains
upon It's deposits. and feeling 1t to DO
unjust to allow depositors living In town
the chances Of preference ever those
living at a distance. has decided not to
open It's doors this morning. 1t Is
entirely safe. Tho dcpositors need not
feel any uneasiuess AZ the assets OF the
bank arc unqusstionably able TO pay
them In full ut an carly day. Crowds
are around the bank aud much excite.
msnt prevails.
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San F~RAxccIsco, December 22.-Two
thousand seven hundred shares OF the
capital stock OF the Bank Of California
were sold at auction at the sales room
Of Maurice Dors. to-day. Two thou
sand fivo hundred shares brought $40
per share. and 200 shares sold at sl8.
1t is supposed that the sale 10 for the
purpose OF closing out some estate.
though that is not definitely known.
The weather Is warm and pleasant;
the barometer has been rising for the
past two days, and there is every indiea.
ton OF continued fno weather.
In tho Police Court to-day. young
Phillips, arrested on eight charges Of
petit larceny. was convicted ON all the
charges, and will be sentenced to.mor.
row. The fellow had been getting the
magnificent salary Of $50 q month and
board. and out Of that and what he
made on the outside. kept q mistress,
hired fast horses. Jared sumptuously and
dressed %gorgeously.
Miller. who is charged with forging .
check on the First National Bank for
; = 400. in favor OF Z. F. Hall & Co..
brokers. TO pay for stock bought Tor
him, was brought for examination In
tho Police Court to-day, but the case
was continued till January 9th. TO ena-
bic him to procure evidence.
j. NJ. KsnOen, who IL said to have
committed q beastly assault on q little
girl seven years Of age. two weeks ago.
waived examination to-day. and was
held in $40. 900 bail.
Patrick Ryan. q mere Lad. attempted
to kill a man named Barney. on Folsom
street, near First. at I A. N. Barney In
suited tho boys mother yesterday alter
noon, and the boy waited through the
night to get q chance TO avengs her oy
shooting the man.
General Morgan. OF the Fourth ArtiI'
lery, U. s. A., died yesterday, ct Aica'
traz Island. -.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
French Politics.

French Politics..
LONDON, December 22.-Tho Sian.
dard's Paris dispatch says Prince Pierre
Bouaparto has issued an address as a
candidate for the Chamber OF Deputies
from Corsica.
spanish Military appointment.
MADRID, December 22.-Gsn. Echa-
gon has been appointed to the command
OF the Army Of the Left.
Burnsa-Buiiien statsnsat.
LONDON, December 22.-The training
ship Goliath, oil Gravesend. was burned
this morning.
The bullion Withdrawn from tho Bank
OF England on balance to-day was l5i.
900 pounds.
chinese Ministers to the United
states.
SuASo NAE, December 22.--Chang
Long Pin aud Yung Hong have been
appointed Ministers TO tho United
States.
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-
COMMITTEE MEKrISo.-Ths members
Of the Committee Of Arrangements for
tho school ball. which IN of at
Miners Union Hall on Friday evening,
are requested to meet at the Town Hall
M I O'Clock this evening. The following
are tho gsutlemsn composing the COM
mit,se: j. II. Harris, 4. McMartin.
Vim. Phipps. J.. u. Marshall. w. ID. q.
Gibson, j. Lowrsy. Geo. W. Dorwin.
Chas. Goliing. All. Doten. A full and
prompt attendance il desired. nj bust
ness Of importance will be brought be-
fore the committee.
ELECTION or OrricEEs.-Ths annual
election OF Virginia Chapter No. 2.
ROYAL Arch Masons. was held last even
inc and the following officers elected for
the ensuing Masonic year: q. W. Hop
kins. II. r.; Enoch Strother, King; ).
". Chubbuek. Scribe; j.. &. Currie,
Treasurer. VI. J. Henley. Secretary;
James MeAllis,sr. Captain OF the Hosts
Philip Seldner. r. s.; Jonas seely. IL.
A. Capt ; W. 4. Davis. Third v. Ja-
cob Morril. Second "; j. Z. Ford,
First v.
DKcoEArISo.-St. Johns Church Is
being tasteiully decorated with ever
green. for the Christmas holidays.
Quite q number OF young ladies' and
gentlemen were engaged at the work
for several hours last evening. aud they
say il was ever so enjoyable. Additional
help would be thankfully received. 50
SOME Of the young folks who want to
do a good work and at the same time
have lots Of fun would do well to assist.
this aud tomorrow evenings.
Posr.noErkM EXAMINATION Coroner
William Mayer held a post-mortsm eI-
animation ON the body OF the man who
wa. found dead in the Lone Star stable
on tho Divide yesterday morning. HIS
name was Paul Cullen. Some parties
say he followed the occupation OF .
team.ter, and that he has a wife and
family now living at Reno.
Tar wRssrlrxo March. Yesterday
the second installment OF $500 q side
was put up in the hands Of Nose Stern.
the stakeholder in the wrestling match
between Ed. Gallery and Henry Martin.
Unless differently arranged. tho match
will come oil ON the evening Of January
18th.
AssEssNESrs.-An assessment VI %
cent. per share is levied by the saecor
Mining Company. delinquent January
both; aud one Of 81 cents per share by
the Daney Mining Company. dslin-
quent January 2jth. See official no.
tiee Of the same in our advertising coll
umns to-day.
ANNUAL MKErIso.-Ths regular an.
nuai meeting Of the stock holders OF the
Bullion Mining Company for the slse-
ton Of officers. etc.. will DO held at he
Office 81 the company, in San fnancisco,
ON the 18th % January next. See sf-
scial notice il, our advertisin: eolumns
to-day.
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PACIFIC COAST fIoSkkSs,--ine hs.'
regular semi monthly meeting OF THIS
Society will be held at tho Courtroom
Of Justice Knox. ON d street, Virginia.
-, ,;.,.n.. ..u,, =, An. ruins NJ
a.. IA %;...", T.i, -,o'mor,ov eyen.
;no o"ma,snc;n, =, 5o.clocl. Sec mo-.
.ns' a5".,, oolnmns today
T,. ." ~, g. vhich In.
mus 'au, sihce .no slea' na.ai L.
eiuueu Wi,n'n ,no i,en " ,"aa,h-
suas .n .ns "ns .na r.,nahl. cabinet
WIN % - h,iS;na n. ,s,nlar
wv 800! a.. ha,as 81 Nonprsni,I
Engine Company NJ. 6. on the Divide,
the USE OF which was generously 'enusrsu
Ior 'ua' ipo'e ~ so,.snian,
Io9u ~, ssanaa !, wo. L;nJ.
po,n.' : VIZ, =, ~. M,nnmsn,.is
- ~ al I'll ciy;nc Oh. mss
~ h.I, AMI ths pionssrs mil, an.
n,sc;s,. n
JrsricE BuLLios.-Two bars OF bull
NON, weighing lego and 1,G29 ounces
,..,..,;,oIv ,h.t o,msr as.,v;,c Al GAG
and the latter $3.50. were shipped to
San Francisco last evening for the JUS
tice Mining Company oy Meiis' Fargo
q Co.'S express ms Is INC seeohu
shipment OF Seiion non u' nso
ore another oai. ~s,snipB %
ounce, anu y..s % w. ~
ossn snippsu 70 GUN w
o'n Instant ine'' hhus' v~T,,,sn.t,
msI.sa anu G s nm os,ss .nd
are among tho largest and finest ever
sent forth from that establishment.
Courl,uySr,nY.-Ths News thanks
.,Nc-,-,-.,. c,., .,,...,,, .o,,
- -,
Pliment Of a ticket OF admission 10 their
third anniversary Dali, TO DO gwen ~
National Guard Hall. virginia. on 'he
v'.1as ,S. n"%,,;",,.r o.oa.;an +
scotch laddies propo,, dancing the old
year out aud the new year in. to the
merry sound OF the bagpipe, and the
lively fascinating steps VI the Highland
ding.
WINDING Ur. - Yesterday morning
Mrs. Tyler, Of the womau's Clothing
Dsn,rtm.nt and Mr.. Loomis. Clerk of
,hn Stors.room, ban,;.d in their rosip.
nations 10 the Virginia Relief Commit.
tee. The designations were accepted.
Hereafter none ont the heaus OF ianilies
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-22

"AIns. Sage. I should like to know
whose ferryboats these are that l tuni-
bled over in the hall?" 'Ferryboats,
indeed, air! Those aro my shoes.
Very polite OF you to call 'em ferry
boats" ''Didn't say fsrryboats. Mrs.
Sage; you misunderstood me-fairy
boots I said, my dear friend.