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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05


IHx srrday Aryas. the new Demo-
cratic organ Of San Francisco. has the
following:
A Democratic SPEAKER declared the other
day al . Ward meeting that the six Chi.
nese companies we're about 10 eoutribu,e
s30,c TO aid the Republican esmpsirn
in this State. We don't believe that .ts,e.
n,ent any more than We believe . gres,
deal Of other rubbish that IL uttered IRON
the STUMP.
II is refreshing to see tina, one Demo
cratic pap.r on this coast. aud that tbs
n which Is started As an organ by
Democratic capitalists. is honest enough
to tell the truth. The Argus. II II con.
tinuss in this policy Of integrity will
soon be forced by it's principles to b.
come recognized IS a Republican jour
nal /; for Of the Democratic mansgvn Il
may be said. ''the truth is not In them"
T. ID. Boeart must be more careful OF
his editorials In the future. or aome
Confsderats General will superssds
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05
ORDINANCE NO. 90.
An Ordiaases 70 Authsrize the Issuance
sfs Bssd Ter The Parpsss 81 Cancel.
ias Bends Mes. 10, 10, ~ aad NJ.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES on THE
! Town OF ooid Illll do oriaini
eRcTion I. The President and Clerk of The
Board Of Trustees Of the Town of Gold I'LL
se hereby authorized and inquired 10 issue
one bond of the Town OF Gold huli In the cum
Of -four thousand dollars. gold coin.
fIc. q. said bond shall BE- In such form a
the President and Clerk Of said Board msy orr.
serbs, and shall be signed By said ofneers, ana
shall be 20 the eject that the Town Of Gold
Hill 10 bound and holden and viii nay 10 ths
holder OF said bond the sum Of money NAMED
therein In two yeau from the date therof.
with intsrsst thereon q the rats Of one psr
cant. per month. United ststes gold coin. In.
tsrest payable quarterly.
Sec. . The money received from the aale OF
said bond shall be PLACID In the Redemption
Fund Of sid Town OF Gold Hill, and shall b.
used only TOE the purpose OF esncelipg bonds
Nos. u. 70, 81 and %, each Of the sum OF one
thousand dollar. and mature on the Let day Of
October. A. d. 1879.
erc. 4. The rrcasurer OF the Town OF Gold
Hill shell pay aid bond u the holder thereof.
upon presentation, according 10 Law.
SEC D. This ordinances 20 take effect ana Be
10 force from the date OF IL passage.
u. o. DAUcHY,
frs;;, asM q su ,hs board Of Trustees Of Ii. Town
Attest; VIZ. Hr. DoAxr. Clerk.
On motion. Ordinance No 90 was psassd by
TIE following vote: Ayss-rruatses Carriei,
,Iyrreii. Or. Stephens and President Dauehy.
ss6 ~ WV. ny. poANE, CIs.k.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05

e-,v a..I. v;tb. INT there had by this
tina Collected In the new mining region 4
rood many n men, brave and chiyal-
eors INIT imnuisiye and inconsiderate,
4 xere moi inclined 10 pursue this wise
.na .onsidersto course, believing and ID.
roc.Nnr RAT an armed force should at
49, i,a a,sed ont and sent 10 infict upon
v ~ ~ instsnt. severe and indiscrim.
;ns,s n~unishmcnt. Indorsing this view
we're few men OF 4 different stripe-men
~ r~uaisnly proclivities. who. believing
sh.t an Indian war would furnish them
-emnioyment At the public expense. and
ro.sibiy sfiord opportunities for securing
b. Ii,e nonies At 4 cheap rate, did ali
a., Law IN their wv TO promote . scrim.
maya 81 this Kind.
-r.w.,ov,, M m. rrx sAyAors ,ur
xrrr WITH A REPrLsx.
60 .,.,.,.. h.,,. Tim. IN an.
..a.raint comnsny OF something over .
men WA raised, armed and
mornteJ. and. under the command OF
M.tnr o,msbv az Carson CITY, started
naJu' T1rcI"c liver Intending TO arst clean
ao.u H. Indi.n r,ncheris situated on Inc
gu. =, p~r.miJ isLc Al Inc mouth Of
Dorae. Tha Indians. however. nav.
,nA' -ini - thsir nrrnose entrenched
nv sot s,sh,rd ,hs roc[s on either ado
nns.,o. carse Along the river through
o,'i,.h. ,hs,r De- bsd Ia mas. The whites.
e.... =, ,ha,r n,ssence. marched into
.ssIs Lar .nd when half vsy through n
WIS an unor so srdaonlv tb.t tbey were
were nv uP sa.,,.,an snj ohiiged N m.
thrown INV ~. hoing shia IN
tresl Prce,p'sat!, srS. InJ,.ns
make any cnev.' M .sn.a a. =, efts.n
making Pursui, k'iiou sono 49,
OF their eneIalos Ana $1,000 =.rong:,
more; MAJOR o,nspy nV.h ~ ar.sn
the sam. .vSnaiiy ~. IA ! whi,.s
them rom inen eo,sls AZ" rnSi.r. M
succeed ~ niiiins ~ =, in. hsan .hor,
NUMBER OF tne iaiicn nA''ns wv"
eqnai on DOM s'ues'
A BIO SCARE AND A BAD busiSkss ALT
orrHrn'
When the discounted survivors reached
Virginia City. great was the excitement
that at once ensued, II being generally
supposed that the sAvagcs. emboldened by
their success. would instantly march upon
that place In overwhelming numbers.
CONSERVATION everywhere prevailed.
NOtliuQ Wna Thought OF but defense against
the Approaching foe, whose movements
were watched by scouts sent out for the
urpos The approaches TO the city were
guarded and sentinels stationed ON the
hills around. The women and children
were gathered into places Of safety. tho
most Of them having been corrAlled In q
large hal. Finished stone house put up
by Peter O'Reilly. which was then strongly
barricsded. Couriers wore dispatched "a
California. advising the people and au.
thorities there OF tho critical situation
and imploring them for aid; arms, troops,
ammunition. grub and whiskcy having
been hurried over the mountains In 70
spouse TO this call. Arriving. thess
auxiliary. forces Joined the veterans
already In the neld. and soon between
three and iour huudred men, wei
equipped n oficered by JACK Hayes
n other experienced Indian ngnters'
were on their way to give battle u
the dread Pah Utes, every man OF them
fairly bloated with valor and q fixed do
termination to exterminate the hated race
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05
THE OrTI00K.


Owing 70 the universal stringcney and
duly times for the last few months, the
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches Of trade. Tho
clothing business has felt tho pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation.
we feel gratihed that our business has
hold Its own beyond our expectations. Al.
though the hard times are not yet past,
VIC feel that reaction will come. and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this. we arc laying In
Q largo and well-sclccted stock Of custom.
made clothing for men and boys. furnish
goods, boots. shoes, hats. trunks. ~vaiises,
blankets. etc., and In purchasing Kept an
eye 10 hs main chance = namely: buying
c~heap-for We know that we must sell low
70 meet the depleted purses Of the com.
munity, and we can and will do II. Come
and sec II w don't.
RrISsrErS q woLF.
Leading Clothiers- 0oIJ hin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05
REGISTER.

The election TO b held on the seventh
Of November Is one OF the most import
ant In which the American people have
ever been called to take a part. IL Will
decide the great question OF whe'n't
the sacriice Of 600, 900 brave men ana
millions Of treasure is to result IN the
permanent good Of this Republic. or Is
TO proye OF no avail in securing those
riehts OF citizenship to all men. black
and white, OF every nationality. which
II Was intended to secure. In view OF
thee. facts, Il 10 the duty Of every man
Who loves his country and believes in
the psrpssuisy Of free government to
cas-, his vote on the seventh Of Novem-
Der In support Of his principles. Re-
p~ublicans must not lull themselves into
q false security. The election can be
carried. and We have no doubt will be
carried. bot II must be done by work.
The Democracy will fight hard. and they
have at their head one Of the shrewdesi
political manipulaton in the land
"a man who learned his tao
tics from Tammany Hall and
Q man who will convert bis entire
fortune Of over 20. 200. 900 into q cor
ruption fund to secure his election. Il
need be. Let Republicans remember
that every vote counts. and that . Stat
may b carried by q majority Of one.
4 The repatriation books are now opel
at Judge wright's Courtroom for tn
Gold Hill precinct, and at Judges Cox
and Knox's Court-rooms In Virginia
Let every man who 10 qualified to vo,'
register at once. To be qualified. a maj
must be q citizen Of the State six month
and OF the district or county thirty DAYS
To all good Republicans we say, registe
at once. and on the 7th Of Novembst
march to the polls in solid phalanr an'
cast your votes for Hayes and Wheeler
and for . "reform" which Is not imam
guraied BY . man who is just about Il
Be- forced by the courts Of the unite'
States to reform his income tar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05
PHox r.. FrLLows, N. D.. ov HILL, n

PHox II. Pillows. NJ. D.. W HILL. N.
H.-Although I have generally . great OBJ
lection to patent medicines, I can but say
In Justice 70 DR.. Wistar's BalEam Of Wild
Cherry that II Is . remedy Of superior
value for pulmonary diseases. have
made use OF this preparation for years.
and II has proved 10 be very reliable and
eflcacious In the treatment OF severe and
long-standing coughs. ! know Of u pa
tient, now In comfortable health, who has
taken this remedy. and who but for IL
use, I consider. would not now be living,
I II. FELLOWS, N. d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05

TEE Sunday Argus is the title Of a new
weekly paper Published in San Fran
cisco. under the editorial management
Of r. d. Bogart. II the initial number
Of the journal Is any criterion OF what II
10 TO b in the future. the Argus will find
q ready sale among Republicans and
Democrats alike. The paper is spicy.
and full Of just such news Ms people
want to read on Sunday. and II does moi
give too much space to politics. We
wish the new Democratic paper every
aueesaa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05
sTocKHoIDERs' MEETINo.

0rIIcE WEST BELoHKR GOLD AND
=. u sslvsf nini.s conp;sy: San rr,nsi.so,
ing regular nnusl meeting Of the sock.
holdsrs Of the West Bslehsr Gold sad silver
nintnR Company. for the election OF . Board
OF Trustees 70 ssrve for the ensuing year. and
for the trnnsaetioa Of such other business a.
september u. is7e. st the hour Of I O'Clock =.
n. at the once OF the Company. Room No. I,
tss Californis str .ei San Fnnrisco. caiifo MA.
Transfer books VIII BE- closed on Wednesday,
S~eptenber 9, is1e.
se5td J.. p. MOORE. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nFpiCE oY THE CONSOLIDATED VIZ.
~ Rinia Mining Company. Ban francisco.
California. Sept. T. isI6-Ata meeting OF the
Board Of Tiurtees Of the above.named Onm-
pany, held this day, . dividend mo. 2s) OF Two
on MONDAY. September lith. Transfer books
eiosed until eeptrmber nth
., In A. v. HAvENs. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05

Ixos's KArnARioS makes beautiful,
glossy. luxuriant hair ; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, Is ~charmingly %perfumed.
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05

HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion, removes freckies.
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. Its application can
not be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05
BORN.

BoYLE-In Gold mn, September ID. to the
wife Of Dan Boyle. Q sou.
HOUSE-ln virginia, september eth, 10 the
wife Of Thomas Hcuse. . son.
ED0E-In Wiz, inia, Septembei ID, 10 the wife
OF z. X, Eiee, Q daughter.
sMALL-1n Virgins, september 81, 20 the vile
10 Ben small. q daughter.
sMiTH-In Ward. Willie Pine county, August
osh, TO Mrs. Smith, adsughter.
0URMAN In Eureka. August sist. TO the vile
OF Fred uormsn. Q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05
GENERAL NOTES.

Z. A. sronHs. in 4 speech at Chicago.
hit the nail ON the head when he said:
This Mr.. Tilden. the Rsformer. after
having for years and years come al the
beck and call Of Mr.. Tweed. after Tweed
had been exposed by the Republican
press and the Republican party. jumps
on to the carriage when IL is all ready to
70, and the streets in good order foI
travel, and takes q ride on 1t at Repub'
lican expense. loud cheers and
lsughter.l Let us have 1t out. Tweed
was tried by a Republican judge. before
q Republican jury. prosecuted by a Re
publican attorney.ssneral. convicted in
the good old Republican way. sent to a
Democratic Jail. laughter. in charge Of
Q Democratic %jailsr. and escaped in the
old Democratic style. tRenewed
laushter.l Thus ends that lesson OF re-
form"
liz thu course Of his opening speech.
Gen. Butler said: "a short time since n
Gov VA killed at Wilkinson. Miss. and
what wa the result Of itr Why. twenty
nine negroes were killed. Do you sup
pose the killing OF that Gov was the
rsssoni No. IL was the beginning Of a
political campaign. This was 1t. Yet
let Congress DO filed with rebel gen.
erals. and what would happen with Mr.
at the head Of the Government
Would the dog was the tail oil the tail
wag the dogr
A o~LIrTxRISo bonanza has been dis
covered in the little village Of Nikolsk.
Russia. A disused well had long been
used by brigsnds as q receptacle for
stolen treasure; the gang died of one
By one. violently aud at a distance from
rendezvous. Prospecting was be-
gun BY those who suspected the exist.
snce Of the cache. and an immense
amount Of treasure eIhumed. to the
present decentralization Of the surround.
ing ~pessantry.
Hrnx 10 a remarkable historical fact,
which We suggest for Democratic clubs;
Samuel J. Tilden is the first candidate
for the American Presidency who has
ever appeared in q court Of justice on n
OF swindling. Won't he be a
very nice old gentleman to put in a
frame along with George Washington
and Thomas Jsffsrson1
AxoSo the novelties at Saratoga are
coiorsd students acting rs walters. in
order TO procure sufficient money to 60
through college. When not carrying
and coffee they are eonjugating
Latin verbs and demonstrating gsomo-
tricai problems. and know more than
Ihrss-fourths Of the people whom they
The New York executors Of Poole,
he defunct London tailor. are making
.hings exceedingly lively for the young
men Of Gotham who are delinquent on
lis books.
TIE Captain General Of Cuba has
zen doing there some such insdmissi-
10 things as Bslhnap did while secre-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05
LED

sULLIvAN-In virsinia. september 81. Rob.
srt ". sou Of. Charles aud Mary sullivan.agr
rear and 7 days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05
MARRIED.

LEONARD-AsH-In Csron. August 2llh. by
Judge Wright. Will m y. Leonard OF Gold
II H. 10 Elizabeth Ash. al,o Of oo'd I'LL.
frbe NEws once drinkr the health Of tie
happy couple and wishes them oil hsppiness
TAYLOR-MARsH - 10 Austin. August 81.
Charles Taylor 10 Miss May Ann Marsh.
TIL MPsON-w1LLIAMs-ln Austin, August
12th, John Thtmpson to Miss Annie l..
Williams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05

Q1C A DAY At HoMK.-AoENrs WANT.
W4a ed. Outfit and terms free.
nrif TRUE : co.. Augusta. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05

TIE Captain General Of Cuba has
been doing there some such insdmissi-
bic things as Bslhnap did while secre-
tary Of War.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05

The New York executors Of Poole,
the defunct London tailor. are making
things exceedingly lively for the young
men Of Gotham who are delinquent ON
his books.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05
NATIONAL REPrslIclS TICKET.


WILLIAM A. wHEKLRR,
or Nnv voU.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-05

LITTLE ROCK. September 4.-The elee-
ton has been the most quiet and orderly
ever held. The State IL conceded 10 the
Democrats by an overwhelming majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

Application for Writ of Stperssdeas.-
A. c. Atkinson, Esq, who is associated as
counsel for defence with George D. Wise,
Esq, of your city, in the ease Of the Conn
monwealth Us. James e. w Worsham, went to
Petersburg to obtain from Judge Weisiger
awrit of supersedeas, The Judge took the
record in the case, and will forward his de-
cision as soon as he has had time to examine
it. This case, it will be remembered, is the
one in which Worsham was convicted OF
stealing car-brass from the Danville Rail-
road Company. He was convicted upon
the evidence Of Beach and Gray, who are
now involved in the Hustings Court OF your
city in connection with the Reilly burglary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, MONDAY.
Judge Hughes arrived in the city yesterday,
and transacted the following business:
In the matter Of T. A. st. Clair. An order
was entered confirming the report Of liens
filed by Special Commissioner Robert Gill
liam,I Jr., and directing the costs to be paid
out OF the fund realized from the sale OF the
personal property. s.
In the case OF the jefferson Insurance
Company. The attorney for the assignee
was allowed Zee OF thirty-fve dollars.
In the matter Of A. Goldba5k. The as
signee was discharged.
In the matter of William s. King. The
sale of a certain chose in actien to the bank
rupt was confirmed, and the assignee dis
charged. II s.
In the case Of d. E. Goodwyn. The as
signee was directed to turn over to =. T.
Ferguson the notes given by T. b. Tilier
for the purchase-money OF house and lot
in Hicksford, Va.
In the matter Of C. 81. Pyle. The sale Of
the bankrupS's stock OF goods was confirm
ed, and the assignee directed to credit the
bankrupt's purchase with $4,000, the
amount Of his homestead exemption.
A ue7ire was issued for twenty-four petit
Jurors to attend court to be held in Nor
folk on the 18th Of November next.
In the case of Robert Kerse. The as
signee and trustee were ordered to make a
deed to M. Golden, purchaser.
In the matter OF John T. Hicks. The
Washington City, Virginia Midland and
Great Southern Railroad Company and
John Fl. Rixey's executors were ordered
to show cause on the 31st day OF November
next why the petitions OF the assignee, and
Orson Adams, assignee Of F. M. Wright,
shoHld not be granted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

Serious Surgica! 0peras On satur-
day Captain w. G.. Freeman, master ma
chinist Of the Richmond and sDanville Rail-
road shoEa, had his leg amputated above
the knee by Drs. W Weisiger, OF this city, and
Isaiah White. OF Richmond. Captain Free
man had the misfortune to lose the leg Just
above the ankle Joint In consequence
of an accident on tho chesapeake ard
Ohio road in 1854. Continued use of
a defective artificial leg caused infam-
nation, and he has been troubled
with the stump ever since. After trying
every possible means Ger the alleyiation OF
his sufferings, il was decided that q second
anputation was necessary, and the opera.
tion was accordingly performed. His con-
Edition at last accounts was favorable; he
had two of his sisters from Philadelphia
with him, and was receiving every atten-
ton. His brother, now deceased, was %
colonel in the regular army, and his bro
ther-in-law, General Jacob Zeilin, is now
commanding the United States marine
corps. Mr.. Freeman is highly respected in
the community, and has general sympathy
in his new suffering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

TIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE CEN
-g;Syi.I..-At the last regular meeting OF the
Hosrd of Directols.cf 5he Richmond Cham
her Of Commerce communication was read
frou2 the sccrctary.of the New York Pro
duce Exchange stating that that body had
been invited TO namca day and invite SINH
lar ORGANIZATIONS to meet on the GROUNDS OF
the Centennial EXhikfion at some time De-
lore It's CLOSING, and asEiny il the RICHMOND
Boaci would agree TO meet the New York
Board in Philadelphia on the 26th instant
To this the secretary OF the Richmond
Chamber OF Commeyce was instructed
10 reply that il the -Ner York Board accept
.he invitation the Richmond Board would
send delegation to meet them.
st special meeting Of the Board held
last evening il was resolved to issue certifi-
Gates OF appointment es delegates to such
members OF the Richmond Chamber OF Com
mcrcc as are now in the city and desire to
20. and 10 such members rs are now in
Philadelphia or New York rs will be enabled
70 attend. The 2Gth instant is the date fixed
lor the aSsombage. Parties desiring certiti-
Gates wall call upon the secretary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, and such parties as
know OF members either in Philadelphia or
New York will please give in their names
20 the secretary, so that certificates may be
forwarded 20 them. The secretary can be
found at the, Chamber from II to Z. d..
today.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24
FOCAL MATTERS.

,,,~rru SoTES.-At the Monumental
.,,rrh on Sunday the services were par
.;,,,IarIy intcrestiRg. Iu the morslng the
%mrrh service was read by the pastor, Rev.
G"nrre Woodbridge, d. d. Rev. William
W,,riord, OF New Orleans, preached q
''i.ndid sermon. Mr.. Munford&SS son Of
,,,oncl George Wythe Muniord, Of this city,
,,I has mans warm friends in this city. In
~. aitcvnnon Dir. Munford readShe service.
,yl Mr.. Woodbridge preached.
~ Centenary Methodist church on Sum
day Rev. y. F. Wills, presiding elder,
,,rcarhcd in the morning, and the pastor,
br Edwards. at night.
81 BroatESreet church Rev. DR.. Munnell
PREACHED IN the morning asd Mr.. Lock
wood al night.
A. t!av-Street Methodist church the pas
,,r Fey, y. \. Peterson. occupied the pull
Il. in the morning, and preached in behalf
;; missions. Al IS o'clock a large congre-
s-a,ion was present II the funeral OF Leilie
Go-ylaD. one OF the Sabbath-school scholars,
ard daughter OF Mr.. John W. Gordon. The
ng>,nr conducted the service. AT night
lex. y. =. Wills preached OH the "Wed-
ding Garment to full house.
81 the First Baptist church during the
,qst week meetings have been held every
nirbt, with considerable manifestation OF
irinres;. Eight perSonshave been received
for taptism. one has been baptized, and one
received by letter. The meetings go on
ever, evening this week, with prayer-meet-
incs at A. NJ. Sunday night Rev. Rev. I.
T. Eaton. OF Petersburg, preached the an
ruaEscrmon before the Koman's Missionary
Sacietr. The congregation was very large,
and the sermon y very attractive and Inn
Ircssive one.
T. Ycnable-Street ehHrch special services
arc being held overweight with very hope
iularospcctS. The congregations have been
large and attentive. lone person has been
received for baptism,sand others are inter-
.s;ea. The meetings go on every night
il.;. week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

PROFESSOR j. WLLoUGHBY READE's Lee
rURE last night had to be postponed at AS
sociation Hall on account OF the inclemencY
Of the weather. He will give it on Friday
night next.
it will be seen by advertisement that the
Professor will give select readings tonight
at Leigh-Street Baptist church, Church
Hill, for the benefit OF the infant school
room of that church, AS the object is such
a good one, and the entertainment so enjoy
able, there will doubtless be q large attend
ance. as well to assist the church as to
spend pleasant and profitable evening. =