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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

That Rutherford d. Hayes has. during
a long lifetime. proven himself . true
patriot, an honest man. and a capable
Statesman.
That Samuel j. Tilden has, during q
long lifetime, proven himself selfish,
unchari,able. and passed his existence
in railroad. wrscking and money-grab-
bling.
That Rutherford b. Hayes Is serving
his third term On Governor OF Ohio /;
that in that position he has done his
duty msniully and faithfully, grapplsd
with corruption in all its phases, and
stamped out all manner Of fraud from
the State. That no claims no credit for
doing all this. but leaves his reputation
in the hands Of the people.
That Samuel J. Tildsn 10 serving his
6rst term a. Governor Of New York.
That whom be took the Office he found
immense "rsforms" i~nauguratsd BY
his Republican predecessor. Gen. Dix.
which. with a Republican Legislature
10 aid him. he carried on to a partial
completion , and that he now claims all
the credit Of . Republican reform. and
declares himself the Great I Am"
That Rutherford u. Hayes when the
war broke out. bucklsd on his armor
and marched to the front. That he
fought bravely for five years to save the
nation which he is now about to rule.
That Samuel J. Tilden, when the life
Of the nation was assailed. gave aid and
comfort to the rebels BY his words and
deeds; that be declared the war can
outrage" and maintained the right Of
the South TO sscede from the Union.
That Rutherford B. Hayes .
shirksd his duty to his country. That
he not only periled his life. but gave
Of his money to the Union
cause.
That Samuel J. Tilden svindled the
Government out OF its just dues. In the
darkest hour OF It's peril. and in order to
do l, committed rank perjury. for which
be should now DO In the State prison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

" there was any virtue in Democracy
Il has had n grand field to display II in
tn. city al New York. 1t has held un.
disputed sway over that metropolis.
What has been the result The debt Of
the city has increased from SEQ, 900, 700
to $40. OOO. 900 in less than ten years ;
taxation has become almost rs severe a.
conHscation ; and unless the people de-
liver themselves from the political
thieves who are robbing them yearly
bankruptcy will certainly overtaks them.
Yet Democracy. in the face OF its mis-.
rule In the city and State OF New York.
and other cities and States whore Il
holds sway. aspirss to govern the na.
ton. To permit Its ascendsncy would
DO to invite general ruin, and involve the
country in troubles greater than any yet
endured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03
A rONIGHT, BOYsi

The last meeting Of the Hayes and
Wheeler Club. prior to the election
which IL to determine the dsstiniss Of
this nation. will b held tonight at
Miners Union Hall. Geld Hill. Hon.
Thomas Wren. our candidate for Con-
Rress. and H. r. Bartins will address
our citizens at this meeting. These
men are well Attsd to talk 10 the people.
They can tall than what win b the 70
salt Of . Democratic victory. and What
will Be the rssslt Of . triumph By the
Republican party. the party which saved
the Union. and which Il nov lighting to
secure TO tbs nation the benefits gained
by tho var for the Union. They .
tell Us Of the psrhdy and trsschery Of the
one party. and the virtds and patriotism
Of the other. This IL The only opporta-
nifty which viii Be afforded ~ Of hstsn-
ing to our candidate for Congress before
the election occurs.
Every good Republican In Gold Hin
should make Il his business 70 attend
the club meeting tonight. Turn out In
foros. you Who love your country and
believe in the principles advocated BY
the msrtyrsd Lincoln. and swell ths
throng which 10 marching on to IN
assured victory. Rally round the old
fiag. which 10 in a. much danger to-day
~ il was In i860-nay. more In danger.
for in 1850 the Democratic Preaidsn,
had but . little over three months Of
power. and u Tiidsn 10 elected NOE. he
has four years in which 10 tolerate 70
bsllion. IL 10 again raises il CORY head.
The Inauguration Of Lincoln saved the
Union. because 10 came in time. The
rsbsls had not time to psrfect their
infamous arrangements. But 10 Tildsn
10 elected he will oct " buchanan did.
and M has rorn rrAns TO RuLx. The
result will bs thst the South. II Il please
and who believes that II doss not
please. after reading the speeches and
editorials Of Soathsrasn-will rebel
again; and Samuel J. Tildsn has placed
Il ON record that We have NO MONT TO
corRcE a SrArr.
Let US. therefore. rally tonight In
force. Let us ahow the Democrats thai
W. are determined TO maintain the in
tesrty Of this Union. Bring your Dem
ocratic friends. and subject them TO the
crucibls Of conviction by reason. Bring
everybody whom you can. Let the last
meeting Of the Gold Hill Hayes and
Wheeler Clsb DO . glohsus ne. Let II
be one which W shall remember with
pride. a. We scan the election returns on
Wednesday next. Rally tonight. boys'
rally tonight!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03
VOTE rHB SENATORIAL TICKET
STRAIGHT.

The term Of John p. Jones. United
States Senator from Nevsds, will expire
on the 4th OF March. 1879. In 1878
the Legislature Of this State will elect
his successor. II Is Of the utmost inn
portanee that that successor shall 30 .
Republican. In order to secure the
safety Of this nation. and protect 1t
from the scheming designs Of the eon-
fsdsrats Democrats. va must preserve
our majority in the United States Sen
ate. II We can maintain this, WI can
defeat the Democratic plots, even
though the House OF Representatives he
nilsd With sx.rsbsls and their Northern
sympathizsrs. We sincerely believe
that the next House will be Republican;
bu, nothing should be lsft TO chance. II
suoh q misfortuns A. tho election OF
Tildsn should come upon the country.
No want q Republican Senate to coun-
,eract his nalign influence. and render
his actions Of no avail, A. Q Republican
Congress rendered those Of Andrew
johnson eleven years ago..
II 10. therefore. Of the utmost i'm
portancs that Nevada should elect .
Republican Senator in 1873. And Il do
this we must have = Republican ma
jority on joint ballot in our Legislature
that year. Every State Senator elected
ns1t Tuesday Ia . ~''hold-over" Senator.
and will form one Of the body TO appoint
the successor OF Mr.. Jones. Let NO
Republican. therefore. allow personal
prejudiee to interfere with his duty As q
voter. The question Of who shall b
State Senators Is OF As much national
importance A. Who shall b the Prssi-
Dental Electors. Let there b no
scratching ON the Senatorial ticket. Re
publicans must vote n . unit for the
men who are pledged to return . H.
publican to the U uitsd States Senate In
1879. Republicans OF Nevada, rsmem-
Der this on the Seventh. Vote the Sem
aioriai ticket straight. and secure your
interests In the national council for the
future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

WHEN Mcclellan ran against Lincoln
in 1864 he had the sympathies OF the
solid South. but not the votes. Unfor.
tuna,sly for his chances the rebel ar.
mics were not allowed to vote. Tildsn.
however. will get the vote. The rebels
who would have voted for Mcclellan In
1864 will vote for Tildsn In 1875. This
one fact should unite the loyal North In
. solid phalanI. In 1864 the rebel ar.
mics were routed BY brave boys.
Shall II be said that rebel voters accom-
plishsd what rebel soldiers could notf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

Gsristt Augusie. ..........70s ,..s5... Ut %
And In accordance with Law and an order o.
the Iioard 81 Directors. made on the 18th day
of september. 1915. 90 many shares OF esrh
parceIof such stock - may be nee. ssary, VII
eompan, v. IlOoms s and 6 No. 800 Monteomey
street, saa Francisco. California. on wsD'
NEsDAY, the Twenty-aecond day OF Novrfn.
Der, 1919, ct the hour Of tso oeioch 2. \. Q.
said day, 20 Ray said delinquent ssseesmsnt
thereon, together with costs OF Advertising sno
MN. IL. WATSON. Secretary.
Onee-Rooms 8 and Q. No. s7 Montgomery
stsert. San Francisco, California. noStu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03
NOTICE.

UIuE JUDGES AND INSPECTORS OF
Election. appointed for Geld Hill. viii
betwesn the hours OF ! and Z O'Clock r. r.,
msis the required afndavits sad receive the
books necessary for carrying on the sleetton 90
the TN Of this msnth. X. WRIGHT.
Justice Of Tie Psscs. Township No. .. Storey
Sssa Eii Ii ss srsSs,i !, 1 IT.. As''1 10, IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

FippLxls IN HAVEN Some reporto.
rial gushhsad connected with the Viz.
sinia E,ierprs<. in that paper Of this
morning. speaks OF . concert he at
tended last evening. and goes OF in an
ecsiaiic spssm over a lady violinisi thus
She plays . violin Just - We always
dreamed that female angels would. After
that transhguration which takes away
everything that 10 earthly from thess An
gels here ON earth. and leaves nothing but
tho soul Of music. II anyone does not BE-
lievc that heaven 10 full Of ~violins. We are
ready TO discuss that matter 81 length nett
week. II Ia the very chief Of Instruments.
and 10 say tina, ID IL forbidden . place
within the p-arly gates would Be- 10 esst Q
doubt upon the good breeding Of celestial
beings.
Great gewhilhkins! With . Get Of
fiddle strings from his ears TO his heels,
and . bridge across his runip. the lady
might play q iups on that gushing
youth. the like Of which was mover
heard in heaven or on earth. But this
rsportorisl vandal deliberately ignores.
and would utterly destroy tho we'll.
known and popular old saying Of.
"Thiek a. Adjlers In HI" or that
"Fiddiers' Green 10 seven miles b.
yond." There Is nothing in similar
history to prove thu, any hddlsr ever
went to heaven. or was allowed 10 per.
form among the angels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03
THOMAS WREN AND rnR MINERS.

It was, perhaps, TO be s1psctsd that
the Democrats in thsir sndsavors 10
carry the present campaign. would re-
sort to all manner Of deceit and lying
devices. II has been Characteristic Of
the party Of the Lost Cause sver
since its organization. But II was at
least supposed that the orators and Or
sans OF the party would lie we'll. II they
lied at all. Il Was not believed that
they would ~promulgats falsshoods
which could Be disproved within twenty.
four hours Of their being made public.
Yet this 10 what they have done. Dick
ems has remarked In one Of his novels
that to be . good liar one must have
brains and Judgment. Indeed; lying 10
. science In itsslf-a science which
our Democratic friends have cultivated
extensively. but UNNECESSARILY on 60
count Of their lack both Of brains and
Judgment.
The latest silly falsshood psrpstrstsd
BY the Democracy. vas told BY the
sham Colonel" Ellis. He asserted
that Thomas Wren during the late do
probation Of silver. had used his infiu-
sncs 10 secure . reduction Of minsrs'
wages In the vicinity Of Eureka. In
making this assertion Colonel" Ellis
simply stultAed himself. He must
have known that u could Be disproved
in . very short time, and knowing this.
he deliberately insultsd the intelligence
Of his audiences In making Il. The &C.
cusation has been disprovsd by the fol.
lowing correspondence between Mr..
Wren and the Ruby Hill Miners' Union.
We reproduce II that the miners Of Sto-
rsy county who may have read 'Colo-
nell Ellis speech, may see how false to
svory sentiment Of truth and honor this
confederate candidate Of the Democrats
for Congress has proven himself in this
campaign:
EuRrKA. October ~. 1915.
To Hsnry Radcliffe. E.q., President RaIy
HH Missrs' Usio@-Sir: Having learned
that reports have been put in circulation
among the miners Of Ruby Hill and else
where that I was. last Summer. engaged In
an attempt to reduce the wages Of miners
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03
TO run MrxERso OF THE coNsrocK.

TO rus MINERS OF THE coNsr0cK.
We have Q few words TO say to the
miners Of Storey county. asd they are
words which all will do well 10 ponder.
Upon your vote on Tuesday nsxt the
result in this county will turn. and upon
the result in this county depends mainly
the result In Nevada. Storey holds the
balance Of power Of the State. and you
hold the balance Of power in Storey.
Your votes can give II ovsr 10 the De-
mssrscy. and thus pledge IL to the sup
port Of the disloyL elements Of the
country. or you can place on record that
yea are still determined to support the
party which sustained the nation. sstab-
lishsd eur credit on = arm basis. and
has maintained IL on that basis for sir.
teen years. constantly reducing the ma
tisnal debt. and ct the same time
delivering the workingmsn Of the land
from oppressive TAXATION.
We have already told you that the
election Of Samuel J. Tildsn will insv-
itahly rssalt In . financial panic. which
will reach 70 the stock market. and de-
prscists every ons Of our mining stocks
70 . terrible sxtsnt. That statement ID
founded upon the logic Of facts which
cannot Be denied upon facts % palpa-
BILE tia, every prominent banker in New
York. Republican and Democratic alike.
has issued an appeal TO the nation to sss
70 Il that Hayes and Wheeler are elected
nszt Tuesday. and the impending crisis
thus avsrtsd. The Democrats Of Nsvads
Affect 70 treat this idea With contsmptu-
Gus lsvi,y. They tell you that II a
BONANZA we're suddenly struck on the
Comstock lode. stocks would 90 up in.
dependent Of the election. This ia all
very true. But 10 strike bonanzas years
Of work are necessary. and that work
must Be paid for. While you are dslv-
ing In the interior Of the earth you are
looking forward to payday. and without
the money 10 satisfy your claims pay.
day amounts 70 nothing. You cannot
depend upon bonanzas until they are
found. What you depend on II the
" ~ =
money Of the capitalist who invests in
the mine which you are working. Only
this. and nothing more.
Nov the moment 4 financial panic
occurs. and gold springs up to an sIor'
bisant premium. tho money which 10
now coming here to pay your wages.
viii begin TO how to New York. Tor In
vestmsnt In the gold board. The heavy
capitalists OF S.n rraho'A0o' ,ns 'A,s'
operators upon snoih you Pna'P@A'
sPsna A' noas ~
70 see nov the eiseuon s0es, 'aa' 'l''
may the better !uass Oh no" oe'' o'u'
vest 'hsir vsai'h. nns 'or TINS reason
that the stock market IL 10 mueh oe-
pressed a this time. The causes arc
psrfessly natural. Men win money
Always sssk the osa' in'es'nsn' LOT "'
They are seeking u now ! Anu No sure ~
samuel J. Tiiden 10 elected Our mining
stocks I'll drop aimost out OF sisn' In
b markets OF TINS country 'h' hon
men Will grow neher on 'ns sPo,iS
which they win snatch from the panic
while the poor man will grow poorer,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

KEsTucK MINING COMPANY. THE
n regular annual meeting Of the stoethold-
held 81 the once OF the ccnpsny. Room 80 Ne.
vsda Block. San Pnneileo. california. %
wKDNE-DAY. the 77d day Of kovsmbas. 1879.
ct the boar 81 v O'Clock y. u. Transfsr
books closed November 10. 1879. q tire
sossd W. r. TOWNSEND, s.srss.ry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

Few expressions Of despair can equal
that Of the belated female. carrying an
umbrella and o carpet bag. az shs stands
OF the platform Of Q railroad depot and
glsres at the rear q Of q r~etreating
train.-Brooklw Argus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

Tnr surrender Of the Government in
to the hands Of q solid South will bs an
invitation for another var. Our army
and navy must bs kept in loyal hands.
o. legal citizens will Be- forced 10 fses
their engines Of destruction. The only
way 70 keep peace 10 TO maintain In po-
sitioa the party that made u possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

A arcx man in New Orleans vss told
by the doctor that nothing would nave
him except . quart Of catnip tea. Then
I must de-" said the poor man. "for !
don't hold but . pint"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03
NEW TO-DAY.

cUCCOR MIL AND MINING
y COMPANY Location Of principal place
OF business, San Frsncisoo, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill Mining Dis.
triet. Storey county. Nevada.
Notics.-There arc delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock. on account OF ssssss-
msnt mo. ie) levied on the 18th day OF Septem.
Der. 1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective Shareholders. a. fol.
lowst
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the I'D day Of
September. 1915. 10 many shares Of each parcel
of such stock - may be necessary viii DO
sold 81 public auction. IT the once 81 the
Company. $40 Montgomery street. San Fran.
eiscn. California. on sATURDAY. the 2ist day
of November. 1916. at the hour a . O'Clock
2. n. Of said day. TO pay said delinquent asssss.
ment thereon, together with costs Of sdyertis-
Ing and expenses 81 the sale.
THAD. y. PITCH. Secretary.
Ofice-Room Z, No. 40 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California. no3td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

WAR IL the difference between the
dress Of our grsndmothsrs and siatsrsi
The former wore pianaforss. and the
latter wear pin-a-paeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03
WHO FOUND IT?

r osr-A LARGEsrzRp RussIA.LEkTI.
Sep.bound Poet st Diary for ISIS. The book
e%an,sins ihs sddrsss Of CHARLES McKIsris
and ! number Of letters and paper, IN n,s
name Of no value IN any perron save himeeli.
~. ssme Al tbs Gold mn posto1ics or Of A.
NJ Coles Drug store. Virginia city...
milf CHARLES MrKiNNl3.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

DIED.

KoHLER-ln Gold Hill. November ID, Nla.
wife OF Chsriss n. Kohlsr and daughter Of
william Me0ill Of San Fnneisco, aged 10
years and Q months.
lruther notice Of the funeral will b eiven.l
cAMPpRLL-ln Virginia. November ID. Katie.
sda, aged n jean; also, infant dsushtss Of
The above. secd . days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

The Silver City Reporter and As.
chem. the Virginia barber. think that
Senator Morton Ia man Of no ability.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

wmr IL . esmpoator like . c,ipplsi
Because be can't get along without .
stick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

A PAPra called the Sksiaon has been
started in Chicago. II 10 full Of bone
mots.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

N.
An Address 90 Repubueass.

An Address 90 Republicans.
New YoRx. November 2.-The following
10 Published to-day:
RrruBLIcAS NATIONAL COMMITTEE,
Firm Avrvur HorlL, NEW YoRx Crrr,
November l.-To he Republicans Of hs
Usifsd States The spontaneous and en-
thusisstio uprising Of the Northsrn peo-
ME within the Last few days. evinoed BY re-
cent sdviccs up TO this evening ct the Re-
publican headquarters. leaves no doubt
about the election Of Hayes and Wheeler
by . large majority Of the electoral votes.
Tho ~evsslve and ~valuslsss promises Of TIL
Den, with the s~tersotyped and reluctant
approval forced BY him from = few South,
srn Democratic committees not 10 pres
the rsbsl war claims for loss or damage 70
propsrty-although stel demanding pay.
ment TO rebsls - we'll - loyal persons OF
about 81. 000. 900. - claimed by their bills
before Congress. for supplies furnished or
taken for use and occupation OF property
have failed 10 produce oonviction In the
face Of the overwhelming evidence Of their
contrary purpose, and have alarmed In
stead Of quieting tho Northern people.
The imminent danger 70 public credit and
10 rsviving commerce and Manufactures
and Of the payment Of the national debt
n dependent ON the Government Of the
men whose rebellion that debt wa created
70 supprsss-ha aroused tho merchants
and business msn Of New York and Of the
country. The violation Of the laws over
nearly half the territory Of the nation. by
ne inamiaAaSn mo M.del 81 hhs sPsaa-
.hon,i y. Sr..iv ehp.en snd ssssiv cat h
.mv;na tha rnitsd North 10 promptiy mt
49, sh,s n.- Sonthern rshsliioni Win
nj. rnr,.,ns ~ Northerp sentiment svery
Sas.n as.t. wiil nrohsbiv Ia csyried
~ ti.xs. Pr.rd. IN Nsv York civ viii
o "a M. Danocrstic msiority
49, a. .,ch an smount thst isrss
NJ. w.. mssor,,is. si.n~h.rs viii moi
.o,nrn . d.c,dsd ma.
,sn.o VI. 49, ~ urha.I.,
LOFTY ~ INC osno t0I ~ vi a..
Inc tnree rselne oo.ss ~"
1elsey arg osI'eveu ~ ~ IT,
M u. rsi1. ,nsosmasson Tom North Car.
III" on..S G.rn,;n. pio,ids .n5 Touis.
~. - .hs, In sni,a NJ the mnrdsrous
a.s.I.ta. - a.. rriIdsn nsmocrst.' those
SPp..nas 49, Iii s,,a . m,Jor,tv Tor
T"na. .na WSssisr' The systsmstic and
a.-s-.na.S ho..t;rv. from TiIJen head
pr.r,.r. in NV York arc only desperate
c.pedients 10 avert inevitable defeat. The
Republicans Of the country have only TO
perform their full duty. and every man 60
early 10 the polls. and the triumph Of Hayes
will DO overwhelming.
lSiguedl; z. CHANDLER, Chairman.
- 80
eeeo NV ~ -.
CHicAoo, November IA Ir,sssss
INAlhtnUtnn dlun1tGn uAYH TnE n1WHN IUm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

The above settles the whole question.
For whom will the miners Of Nevada
voter the man who has always stood
their friend. or the man who assumed
that they were idiots. and OF that as
sumption deliberately told them q most
transparent lie p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03
\ AMBITION.

The NEws has heretofore expresses
the motives OF Charles A. Dana Of thu
New York San, in opposing the Rspub
liean party. and bsfouling the fair name
Of General Grant with the filthy slime
which CORES from his pen. IL WAS b.
cause General Grant refused TO make
him Collector OF the port Of New York.
Ills support Of Samuel J. Tildsn Is nov
explained in the columns Of his own
paper. Tildsn has either promised TO
make him Secretary Of the Interior. or
he IL now making q bold bid for the Of.
Zee in his usual way. which the Demo
cratic candidate for President perfectly
understands. In q late issue this rene
gads Of decent journalism says that II
Samuel J. Tildsn 10 elected. Il IL under.
stood thai his Cabinet will stand - fol.
lows:
Secretary Of Stats - Charles Francis
Adams Of Massachusetts,.
Secretary Of the Tressury-Allen O.
Thurman Of Ohio.
Secretary Of wE-John u. Palmer Of
Illinois.
Secretary Of the NAvy-Andrsw q. Cur
tin Of Pe~nnsylvania.
Secretary Of tho Interior-CnAnLrs A.
Dana oy NEw Yonx.
Postmaster GenerAl-Henry wattersen
of kentucky.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

cEND 35o. TO O. r. RowRLL 3 90.
- New York, for Pamphlet. OF 100 pases. con
tsining lists Of 1000 nswspApsrs, md ssanats
showing cost Of advertising. msn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03

yIyHRN you WANT To Oct YOUR
w name. motto or anything In thai line en-.
gravsd OF spoons. watches, silversare, and all
that sort Of thing, 60 70 L. O. BUTCH. -
South Q street. Virginia. and have u doss In
good sAaps. SON