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POLITICAL.

TIE NEW HAMPSHIRE ptMocasoY
CONCORD. N. H.. Jan. l3.-Tho Democratic
Rsato Convention met to-day aud nominated
Daniel Marcy for uoseruor anl Thomas Dins-
moro for RailroAa Con1mlasloncr.
Tho platform hdopted recognizes ~ fual tbs
hetttenent OF tho fesuss involved In Tho iats
Civil War ind tho pindinu forco Of the consti-
tuttonAt Anenduents favors ralurn to specie
payments; the reform Of Ill ahuses ip Slate aud
national aimtniastA Atfon: tctI enchmenk and
economy In public expenditures; u1nAf and lust
taxation ta!tE for raytnue onE7; And net-
cnmes tho present u1ove In behalf Of temper
ancs hs deatgned to 1ssotnots overs dsA:4able nnd
by Tie most proper and efcctuat meaus,
Tho resolutions upon tlc school nut sttou and
thir1 form Afg hH fosl0WH:
Rssotetd, Ta&t thu nes.Hlatis tyntern Of common
aehoas, snl oHr los vanahu kcsltuo Of Religions
otcrAion. ars tbs vorkmansuip of Dsno ,rnt!s hands
tlus!va right and nty Of the Bts 10 provide for the
edncatIon uf ts children: th,t Il tho tnalicnab!e
TIgh Of syery citizen 10 worshfp od according to tho
dictatea Of hs own ccnseienco anu political dlsa-
bttttes ahou1d lo incurred by Of religious BE-
lief: and. wh!Ie will dtfeh1 de principles md ln-
empts 10 easn tsctaran Isaes In politics utterly
uneaed for and psehcrstbs, and ,,riaa lilo an
thatIc condemnation Of eyrty gona eittion.
{ifso're5t TlAt whlie the lluatttous Examples OF
The spirit 81 OUT in.t!tusioua alike oppossi to
BY using tho great trusts aedcat 10 hs oo ior par
total aud family ag{rsnaltetnant, by innsuins 1ec-
taE1n antmo1lty, aud by nt,r!cs!nR with tie cour1e
Of pit9 atlcs toTard defrsn ioeh at tho ard
thttr ab+tors, dnonSsfslea tho wisdom Of fathe1
dangerous to shs uaertts Of tas citizen and psospaziy
p$ tue uzkious
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THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, .. G., Jan. l3-1 \. m.-ror tho
Now England, Middle, and Southern Atlantic
Statea cloar and partly cloudy aud slightly cold
er weather, uortnesly to westerly winds, and
rising barometer.
For .lo Lake region. partly cloudy nos.her
and lower temperature than On Wednesday, with
nortLcrly To westerly winds. and at the stations
east OF Lake Michigan light snow and rising
barometer.
LOCAL on5EnTATIoNa.
far
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paYEpct E1cntt&l !-EvnryhuuY should
value 4AeIs health tnan E1ouey. IL criminal
suicide to ue8!ect coughs. colds aud eose throat>,
when ts@l at.nleuta may result In fAtal pulmonary
cttuI,[stntn. Jne!r ahfety Will 10 hncuscd by using
Wi4h,ts riue Trea aT4r Cordial which spsealiy purt-
t9et I'll !hItaisaat3Fy h.ooI.
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CHualH tHCQulES Al hUHIAH.
Etec4at NNtatth 10 fhs Caieauo Tribune.
ADnlAH. Mich, Jan. ia Congregational
Council Of which u. Eddy, Of Dosro!t. was
Chairman. and II. L. Baker, Of tbs Detroit T1ib-
unc, Scribe. met in this cits yostsrday 10 take
Lion in relation to the troubles In Plymouth
Church. Tho church has requested aui received
The pastors Resignation. This action taa Coun-
ell cha1acterized a. irreSniss, unjust. unkind,
tor Withdraw his resignation. null doctaro that,
should ls DO -, Is Bsiii pastor Of the church.
in ths fall poHscasloo os al the poUess 10 .ai and
spiritual, which bslaus to hts sl:sod 1;N,l. 4
church nloo:lng is being held tonight to take
ttt.oo oa tho Recommendation Of tho Eunnc.l.
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ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST BEEcREa.
Nkw youx, Jau. 12.--The counsel for joseph
Lostlsr ls mskiuR prepa1stona for = suit against
ueurY Ward Ra.chef, clalmlp8 damages for
tuAilMQuA pScsspullan.
, 1876-01-13


81. Louis. Jan. 1c.-At a very large meeting
OF merchants cn 'Clauga to-day. tho following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
ieaolrra, That the members Of the Merchants R1-
change Of Ut. Louis hereby eAner to t1o respective
E4ecntive Committees of tue Democratic md hepub
leau partise h, free Of their gra,d hall fot tbs
purpoHe uf ho.dtag their SA ional Conventions this
stsr. and that .hes upite IN earnest re1ues. that
they will enttllsr fasorabIS of city tho proper
tia K for holding raid CausentionE.
Tho meeting attracted unusual attention, aud
ycrt gssas interest was taken In The proceedings.
There wks nat sinyto disaont,ns voice to tho
Ianrngo Of Tho resolution. THIS hall Is one OF
the larRass anl haudsomsst rooms il the c,un-
try, tnd can bo arranged TO seat comfortably
about 4.0oo delegates. a,d eivo them p1on:y Of
foom to transact baaino.a easily aud quickly.
EEttIdt nArafch to fht Ehtenao jrlaaut.
ST. Luuis, .fau. 12.--Thcge are uos enough OF
tho SA.1ou7i COMMITTEE hers Tonight to make
1t po4Hlble 10 predict the action upon the rtaco
for The next Nationsl Convention. Tho Clnc,n-
natl delegation. howoyos. feel quite confident
at auccose, and tho Chicago delegation feels very
hopeful,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
THE VIEW PREACHER.
His Serinon Yesterday Mersing-
Tho Creduiisy OF inndeiity.

The Row. Mr.. Fitch, Gold Hills new
N.,ho.,,., ,..,.h.r 81. =, ,.,r .,a;
=, 80,
enee in 'no Ae'nouis' Ipi'coPai Snu'en
yesterday morning. His text was taken
from part of the seventh verse Of the Sec
o,5 .h.,,or ., A., a., oni.,,o =, peter
A p" ~
which reads unto you therefore which
bclieve, he Il precious" The reverend
u..r....-, -, .,,.,,,,.x
so..I Ian =. %ua mssss.,,r
~, hin'ahI. ssos!,
snaa,"i.a. .,I.nn'S a., s", IL
all. :. insJsls chsrca ~ will being bir.
- as....a M. %
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Urrtyo Own THE Ur,p.-The editor
49,, ., ala .uvo, c,,v IT,. la. ,h. Inn.
"" " y"
Pnuchcc 10 axe 'he virginia w! PaPcrS
10 task for using the expression hit over
the head" I'm detailing a fight or a knock.
down. II, saws, eli il quite ungram.
matlcal, illogical anu holisensiea,. ohe
;a.smnoh =. ,h,.ro 4. ~ n,,, ~ "ne ovSr
thc ,ummit Of the crown Now our OF.
devil. who has bccn promoted Ia the posi-.
tion of e,pcrt on the lighting department
az the Nyws. -nronounccs that 10 be mere
Dosh. no was pDlls.d 70 ~. man ouS1
iv di.m,s' Tho rsil only crushed The
r.ntleman's hat and didn't touch his head
nj ali; vel ho laid inscnsiblo for nh hour
or two. and even complained 81 headache
aftcrward.
Form Monr DAYs.-someboly las made
n mistake as To tho time when the regisira.
lin, hools tor m. Noycmber election are
- H. ,,o,o.r. ,,vo ,o,,co
through the advertising columns Of tho
Storey county papers that the Books would
be closed ON the 18th Instant Ileir mis-
correction quietly made without notice be-
Ing gwen 10 any OF ,hc iocal rcPor..'s;
They relying upon inc hu''rIise.henl "
thn InnlEIEnNlnn nIIHlTA IN NlIIlEI. uAANl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

A Iheatcr does Into bankruptcy,
LONDON. October l6.-The Alexandril
Palace, a we'll known place Of amusement
has filed n petition In bankruptcy.
The Eastern War.
LONDON, October lG.-Thc T'@,. pub
fishes the text Of the note In which Turke,
offered n six months armirtice.
A Paris correspondence Of that paper say
the note Is conciliatory. submissive. and
almost humble.
The T;~,. editorially says that Turkey
could not have possibly been more con
ciliatory. The note jndiciously absiains
from d%cnouncing foreign volunteers -
russians. There IL nothing In II Mt which
Russia or any other Power could reason
ably take ofIcnse.
The T.a'e. further says that the fact OF
Russia's having reverted to the demands
originally made by England would bo Gu
couraging II we could regard with con-
fidencc the animus which prompted this
course.
PARIS. October l6.-The 7e@p. pub
fishes u summary. which II believes to be
accurate. Of Prince G~ortschkoff's circular
10 the Russian representatives abroad. In
reply 10 Turkeys offer 81 q six months
arimlstice. Gortschakoff points out that
no durable peace could proceed from the
Turkish proposal. Servia and Montenegro
could NOT be expected ~ remain ~ long In
4 critical condition.
BrLaRlDE, October lG.-A special says
that Seryia IL willing 20 accept tho sfufp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO rar ooLD HILL DAILY NEWS
DOMESTIC NEWS.
New Plans for che Indian Cam.
paixn.

New Plans for she Indian Cam.
paixn.
CHICAGO. October i6.-A dispatch has
just been received at Sheridan's headquar-
ters from General Merritt, dated Fort
Lincoln, in which he says that the Seventh
Cavalry, which has been entirely roftted
and increased from COO to 1000 men, will
start out on their Winter campaign this
morning, moving In a southwesterly direc-
ton. where the greater portion Of the
hostiles are supposed to he. Their inten-
ton Is 10 Keep the Indians on the move
continually, not giving them time TO hunt
or feed their cattle, until they are thor
oughly broken up. Crooks command In
the Black Hills country will move north
east III tho same time To cooperate with
Merritt.
Vanderbilt Mot Dead.
NEW York. October l6.-vandcrbilt Is
not dead. A dispatch was sent to the
Associated Press this morning by Rev.
Chas. Deems, saying that Vanderbilt was
dead. aud particularly requesting reporters
not to call at the house. The dispatch was
bogus.
NEW YoRx, October iG-l2 M.-The fol-
lowing message was sent TO o Wall street
firm (: ~ am alive and doing well better
than ! have been in many months.
(Signed) &c. yANDrnnLr."
Another Journalist Dead.
NEW YoRK. October l6.-ChAs \. Hunt.
q wcli.known Journalist, formerly con.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO rus GOLD NIL DAILY xEws
CALIFORNIA.
rhe Builien Robbers-Nsw Develop
ments-rhe smallpox Inereas.
ing in San frsnciseo -Rain In
the hay city.

Ban Francisco. October l6-l p. NJ
Regarding the recently published report
thatithc men who were lately arrested hero
for completely in the Idaho stage robbery
In 1868 aud the stealing Of bullion from
tho Consolidated Virginia and other
mines. W. n. 0'Brien states that while
the exact amount cannot he known. prob
ably fifty to sixty thousand dollars had
been taken from the Consolidated Virginia
IN that manner. the depredations extend.
ing over q number Of years. The robbers
had confederates employed In the mills
with whose connivance tho amalgam was
taken from the mine as circumstances per-
mittei. An arrangement Is now being
made, which. II Is hoped. will result In
breaking up the gang and recovering =
portion Of the plumber, In the proceeds of
which the detectives will share, N 4 stimu-
lent 10 their activity.
There was q slight increase In the num-
Der Of smallpox cases reported last week
over the preceding week, 80 10 %. II IL
considered possible that tho present dull
rainy season may facilitate tho spread of
the disease.
Il rained quite heavily before daylight
this morning. and has been damp and
cloudy all day. with 9 prospect OF more
rain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
NOT nADL.Y IliiRr.
Prospecting NH ExpiHins-A Plug
Hat in tho Row.

William Sadler. better known A. Pros
pecting Bill" desires IN make an explana-
ton Of the item which appcarcdin our issue
Of last Friday. He says that upon tho day
mentioned he was walking along O street
la ompany with James q. Legg and other
friends. Mr.. Leg, who was a comrade Of
Mr.. Sadler's brother during the war, had
presented the noted prospecior with u ten.
dollar hat, and the oll.timer naturally felt
good In consequence thereof. When In
front Of Colonel Ross saloon he was met
by Harry Norton, who jokingly called
out, .Here comes Prospecting Bill
with a plug hat" Mr.. Norton said he
would knock II of, and proceeded to put
his threat into execution, sending the tile
int the middle u the street. where II was
completely broken aud spoiled. After he
did this Bill called him names, and II was
then that Norton pulled his pistol and
commenced the attack as described 10y tho
NEws, with the exception that no serious
injury WAS done. and one ~ Bills teeth
were knocked out. Friends interferred at
this time, aud the row WAS stopped. Mr..
sadldcr AYERS that he can bring plenty OF
witnesses To .ubstantiaie his statement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
street SAlcS.

SAN Pn,ScIsco. October iG-i ?. N,
Chollar- Potosi-sO asked.
Hale a Norcross-sA bid.
Crown Point-i3 asked.
Yellow Jacket-2ta bid.
Modoc-51 bid. ~ asked.
Ophir-i5S bill. i5A asked.
Sayage-ii bid.
California-51 bid. 5TS asked.
Caledonia-iOs bid.
Mexican -2Gt bid.
Ophir-t5h sold.
Northern Belle-23i asked.
Con. virginia-ish hid. - asked.
Belcher-i9i asked.
Oy-rman-s bid.
Belcher-l9S bid.
Northern nelle-2 bill.
Yellow Jaekst-2ih bill.
Caiifornia -57s bid.
Crown Point-i2a asked.
Exchequer-N bill.
Savage-iia bid.
Caledonia -i0h bid.
Best 4 Belcher-u bid.
Yellow JAcket-2th sold.
Ophir-i5A. asked.
ChollAr- Potosi-sO bid.
Sierra Nevada-i2S bill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
Departure. saturday Evsal.x.
n...,,.,-. LAS, sv-~,.s.

OK tho evening Of November al. thu
opening of the new school house In Nir'
GINA will 10 celebrated by a literary en-,
tertainment at tho building. There viii
DO speaking by prominent citizens. Tbs
evening will wind up with a ball.
Drum BuLLioS.-0n the 18th instant
tho Ophir Mining Company shipped sly
b.rs OF bullion. valued at ss2.lI2 ~
since then, three bars. valued al sii .i6O'
have been shipped by the same company,
making a total % S3J,1ia ~.
A WOMAN fell into a hole twelve feet
deep, between q and ID streets, Virginia,
near the Pirst Ward School Housc, last
night. She VA. rescued from her uncom-
fartabie position by ofieer CURLY.
ASSIGNMENT. An assessment Of five
cent. ter share l. levied by the Superior
Mining Company. delinquent on the 18th
az November. SEQ official notice In our
advertising columns to-day.
REV. II. \. EASTMAN ooieiaied at 1t.
Johns Church las, evening. His parish
toners were glad IN have him with them
-
once more. and he was warmly greeted by
his many friends
TurRr was a clean slate at the Virginia
City Jail this morning extraordinary
circumstance for Monday, showing that
the town was either Nirtuous OF hAru up
ON the Sabbath.
osLr i.iOO o n Of orc day are to b
taken cut Of the California and Consoli-
dated Virginia mines hereafter. This will
sise q yield OF "'o"'"'s lot 'a'"
"
PA'" e''" "
yirvipIs' la, s[s,ariay yeni"r ~as a
plea.ant and enioyable aaair.
TEE prize. won by the. members o, the
wAshius.Sn Ana aon.so"l.I uuai1s o."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

ean feaaeises BOARD.
rms soEsise.
lti0 Ophir, 20, t6S si0, 49,. 20 al. ask
$50 Asxiran. n u -
iaO Could 4 Curry. lta. ttL FL
iyo beet q Bslshsr. ~ az az. us b5
%, California. A.. s'S. S3S. s5s, ~ BID
Hs
so savage. IN. n
tso0 Con. Virginia. t9A. so.. a.. 20 b5. IS.
~ chollAr. ro,osi. ~
60 Haze a Sorcr-.. 81. 81. 81
Cs5 CrSvn Point. i2t, II
isso yellow Jacket sis. IS. 2i.. 2t1
i70 lmpssisl Con 4. &Os
tso Alphs. i6k, a.
iSs beieher. IN. 49, b3
80 conhd-nce. Id
3l5 sierra Nevada. ias i9&
xs o,snasn. ssS. nV. A. sas. sibs. st
30 Justice. %. xBs. 81. - bio
10 suecor. isc
80 union coa.. II. i,.. tar. nbs. ISIS
90 Lady Bryan, stc. s.Hc
Gas Julia, "a. II
IA cH.edoniA, i0s. i0A. ioh.
7sso bsitimor.. a.. AZ
100 New York. II
l0oo Phil shedd.n :
1875 woodvill~ ~.
DO ko~<nth.
100 II nt 2c
los Aades. ~. q.
COO Wells fan,o. NC. tsc
90 Niagara. los
si5 Pro-psc.. i.95
IN West Belchsr. AZ
On Tshoe. Tl
90 virsinia. N
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TO CANDIDATES.

We wish to rmint all candidates for once
81 the coming election tina, all announcement
I'm this pspsr and al election printing must be
paid I'm advance. We can accept of nd eontln.
gent arrangements. shos your wof,hlnsss for
the once by paying promptly ycur printers
bilia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

Of Virginia ON Honesty" National
Guard Hall was well filed To hear him.
Mr.. wiegand had a scat upon the platform
"A sort 81 advertisement that the two gen.
tlemen had made il all up. They held the
hymn book together a. a token oil healed
strife, and in his opening prayer Mr.
McGrath called the attention Of the Lord
to the pleasing spectacle. When the gen.
tleman began his discourse Mr.. wiegand
refreshed himself with some homeopathic
mills. Of a sedaiive nature. probably.
Mr.. McGraih began by asking the Society
10 decide there and then who should
have the power To extend invitations
10 persons to occupy the pulpit. He had had
altogether too much trouble by allowing
Others To take his place. lilo wanted tho
society to take the responsibility. Mr..
McCutchen arose and referred with pious
SORROW to some things IN the shape OF
CARDS that hal occurred during the
week aud offered a resolution that hereafter
no person other than the pastor should
preach unless by the unanimous request
u the Trustees. On this Mr.. wiegand
got on his feet. 40 did Mr.. Baker. Prcsi-
dent of tho Society. Both gentlemen were
called tn order by Mr.. McGrath. who
invitel Mr.. Bacon TO come up and take
the Chair. Then Mr.. wiesand got a
chance. lie said that when a member III
tho Society committed u fault and was
brought Ia task, the style u curc was al
together too heroic. lie owed to the Lib
eral Society, to himself and the Roman
49, II r. ,.,ii,. m. h.J
o. HaI al g.
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"csanu, cslsciaiiy on .nc .a'"oi'' Iues
, NO. =, ,hn ""sana ns1 a s w. IiiarsI
~. ~ ssu. a.aa 49,,
going ou, when ANYTHING is said that does
not please them. and he didn't want any
.nen ihs'.rupuon w".n IN neJ ,ona 49,
Ta,har w. snd he L,,I ,scciycJ The
explanation as simple and satisfactory.
W.. He"oah-Wo are nar,iy all oirisn,
an We have u pecniiarities. hui Tor All
- H.. ,I-a.--ul.. I~,..- A.. n,hlic
~. A. - .-,c;,..
1900" .a.shi NJ Ne
%s.n. "A"' ""'"'"h 'e"
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80 na,pa. m ,sa' IN, on ~
- ~ -, =, A.. So,,s,v ,,,i,s,
~ - a-s.,ho,os, al ain Ue
Uv.i 49,. H. ,,i,h, -, an AN mar
l'.u, "a, ~ no m'sn' .e'u,
moh'n ~, p'ln'iPIes saso, sm" ~ \.
na,e no ,a'no,i' rNeiuu' 30 an ~ PA
ms5 ny so"iu NV On ss =. ,mna'I
-" - - :. In, all
N. vsn,a,h Lrnsriiy -. ,i.v can st.ryc
~ :. wsua 49, sn9a,sr Co,
,h,",,h .i,h ~ ,.m,,l. -, N. -.c.rcity
~ In nj ,r"h l.. nrsschci a very rooj
ss,mon
rnE
Mr.. McGrath said that all untruthful
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

Hos. Il. l.. LowERy.-"A Subscriber"
asks US why Hon. II. T.. Lowery. Demo-
cratic candidate for the Assembly from
Storey county. should have Hon. as Q
prefix TO his name. We will simply reply
that cur friend should know. as most
people In this county very well remember,
that Mr.. Lowory was not only q member
Of tho Assembly In 1871, but wa also
elected Speaker. Mr.. Lowery made q very
good record for himself at tlio time. and Il
elected to lie y member Of tho coming
Legislature, which we'll try and SEQ that
he isn't, would do As we'll rs lac did before.
Tux citizens Of Virginia aro growing
over the horrible condition Of @ street. II
Ia little better than a bog. Chief I.ackey
has devoted his repairing energy 20 the
side streets and allowed tho principal
thoroughfarc To take care Of itself. II Is
not too late yet 90 put q street In some
sort Of decent shape for Winter.
MUD AND PoLisH.-This would DO good
weather for skinner" only that Gold
Killers are not proud and don't care
whether their boots reflect the brilliant
rays OF the sun or not-that IL. where there
are any rays To reflect. A IL Ia. the artist
In lampbiack and bristles sits idly upon
his box and watches the industrious citizen
play pool.
THERE was q lively scrimmagc yesterday
at the Capital Saloon. G street, Virginia,
between Johnny Tyler, q gambler. U
Dave Nagel. the owner OF the billiard
privileges Of tho establishment. Pistol.
were drawn. and only the interposition oil
friends avoided cadayers. Tho row was
ON purely personal grounds.
Gors EN- THREE BErrrn.-Thc registry
agent. Of Gold Hill give notice that tho
hooks for the enrolment OF voters will 10
closed al O o'clock on the 10th instant.
Judge Wright, in accordance with ms
usual accommodating habit, will 20 the
Virginia chaps three hours better, anu
will keep his Office open until 0 O'Clock.
MILLING AccIpESr.-Dsvid Anderson .
workman employed at the Trench MILL
met with n painful accident on Friday last.
pans that were being repaired. when the
bottom VI one Of them foil On his foot,
crushing II so badly that amputation may
yet IL necessary.
PosrroSEp.-Tho day Of delinquency in
the matter Of the present assessment Of tho
West Comstock Mining Company 10 post
Poned until the 2Sd Of October, and the
day Of sale to tho 10th Of November. Bee
official notice In our Advertising columns
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
HONESTY"
REV. Nh. MeGRArH TEI.L.s All.
He KNOWS ABOUT 1T.

A Tiit Besween the Parssu mad Mr..
Wtegand - some Pisus Excite.
ment and y Talk About . small
salary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
NOW sTRANuI.

Il seems that men only lie. Tho water.
| plant. insect. bird. beast. air earth aud the
bounJless heaven of stars, all. all are
| truthful. Men ouiy-tho noblesi Of al
| ODD. handiwork-arc liars. The MOBILES,
| work of God Is meanest.
AGod Of truth is the highest conception
% man. AMI a man says that none but uod
il true. I deny II. There are men who
| cannot be false. All are more or less isno-
rant. but all are not liars.
L. deception necessary In any case In
| senseY Nature never stoops 10 lies. The
| laws of Nature are our guides. believe
| birds and beasts. streams and flowers.
| winds anil seas. ! believe the earth and
the heavens because they never told me an
untruth. They continue through all tho
ag.. and I'M tie universe of God. Their
existence ani permancncy are evidences of
the proposition that truth l. enduring and
enlnra6le. 4 lie Is not 10 H. tolerated in
any form. ANY lie in any cause or In any
Jes,r,c il detriment to mankind. 10 IL
taking the moral blood from human ar
teries, without which We cannot thrive.
There /. no possibility Of human improve
ment except in conformity with honesty.
Men pledge themselves to the support 81
| partie. and institutions instead Of declar-
ing themselves on the side 81 what may
b. true or right.
AFEAip Nv TuE Truth.
Integrity and fidelity To a church or
party L. counted a virtue, but u the truth
/. To lead one away from the institution
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this strain. and Was frequently interrupted
by applause. When he had concluded
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FOREIGN NEWS.

A Iheatcr does Into bankruptcy.
LONDON, October lG.-The Alexandria
Palace, a we'll known place Of amusement,
has filed n petition In bankruptcy.