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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-21
ENGRAVING.

WHEN YoU WANT TO GIT YOUR
w name, motto or anything In that line n.
eravsd 90 spoons. watches, silversare, and OIL
that snrt Of thing. 70 10 L O. BUTCH. -
south Q street. Virginia. and have 10 done In
good shape. 0m
, 1876-06-25

From London Fur ION the hat and cloa1
fashions}: Shocked and Astonishci Verger-
uYou hai1 and ,r;rt-a, ho@ 1rt, das,4
of your hat in ch,rchs Raj % ana ~ .saa an pss
tovercome with guilt)-"H you please, sir, I'm
| q little girlu'
ro,odo n,ad.. ur,-,oo, :. <
| -, 1o -'as h"o"eo ~ ifou tne nfss,
the strcct-cars yesterday; "she always came to
church and prayer7mcetlng, no matter what l1e
| weather, and she took nightly with some folks
on account of her eternal grin; but when she
borrowed q coGec-cup full OF line white sugar
'u, u u l.n.,od a oacn . Mtn teacup lnll ol hrow
~ o eh"1' soouef VI 1atef, sue "oa1u
~ W tie oau'
Yesterday there was quite stir in one Of our
churches, wien gorgeously-robed youny
stranger swept along the main aisle, preceded
by ali obscquious usher. All eyes were attract
cd BY her blazing diamonds, her costly lacrs. thu
splendor aud profusion .. her toilette, and
wien she settled down in Dew, with mighty
rustic, hundreds of female voices seemed to
have been guided by common inspiration. and
whispered: 'sThe daughter OF philadclplia
huckinall, "-Brooklyu drgus.
r1. .,:.o -
cav ~ u1o. - s.S Jul iaoeh 4'e"S, III thls
f"~,.' H., ,.e Jua1 .aitoute. stofls " wsatal
a,"..;n,a..t osnuse ~ ptoiisneu lie
,;,,,' ~, .nns,;t - - -; ~ n1 !elt ~
tn him r"e snd thySt " .''h 10 otess Ha. "s
v,;,l,. ID ,or,;,, srl.1 l.. .,,a..t - -: ~
heon,;, = 4ho n;;os' ~ & "1n1 ~ ia.e ios Tue
ani ro,nan 'h,rss him 81 1or s,,s1s;.J,, susGtJ,
mad. n,,t If No.. 't ~ ,".,ai ~, ,:;.
a1,ne, sar,.d .,,iar r; a ;t,1 m's III
stm"k Ind and cnnn1a ~ a.p'n;,n, l.,c ~,
ls In,ttnn hnlc ana ,,,.r,,.d m, - an hn ~ ~
81 - ramhlne in the er'' ha@ amd M su enn ns -
huc1,Hg a1ainst ti. r. F. wtt 1hc ri,,,r
which no6uuy ever fin.is. sunnnsrd tn hc con-. et
ccaIcd in Il an he Irnnn.i 81 =. T,,tio ~ qnr
m nfenan. and bc WA .l,mnt.1fci ~ Ia.. ~. H.
brewery I'd. aran for thrc.. wc.ks n nr'J..r d,.
~ ~et hreaI r. b;e f,m;Ir hnd ~ - aons,'it
, 1876-06-25

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
'E. H.''-The interesting inclosure received,
with thanks.
"G. E. r." Wnlcott, Ia.-Corzcction received,
and pleased to hear you like it.
"E. B."-Sls shillings Govern all. Forward d.
rect to tue publishers. Problems On file for ezam-
nation.
&C. W."-The only way of learning to play chess
'hlindfo'd" is to practice. Unless yoa have nat
nra talent In this line wopld advise you not to at
tempt 1t.
Correct solutions to Problem No. 30 received
from ". II. Oyington, c. Drcicr, II. Powell. L.
llessclroth. F. A. Bergman. E. Barbc, F. p Fisher,
=. $. Waits, Dexter, II. $. H.. E. r. B., and 20
adams etreet, city; G. G., Columbus. O.; Kt.,
Turner, ILL.,; G. E. P, Wa!cott, In; E. c. H..
Salem, Ind: S. 3. Bellows, Dakota, II. II. LIS,
LitchAclI, MINI.
, 1876-06-25
CHURCH SERVICES.
METHODIST,

The Isev. II. W. Jewctt, pastor, Will preach l!
| the morning in the First Church, corner Washing
to,, and C1aTs s,rccts suhicct: 1.-THE t,hr;.tiv,
1,Ta 1,.;r,a ceiling ', n n-e,chjno service !.
L'ie Os'ne naiAu ~ Peasn'us 1eif'e II
The Rev. Dr.. Tiffany will preach at Trinit,
Church, Indiana ayeuue and Twenty fourth street.
e+1o.as ~ and n. m.
al 1u:4o q. III: ~ anu u ?. N, III,
The Rev. n H. Axtcll will preach ut the Parf
Avenue Church, corner Robey street, morning ant
evening.
-There will be specIal services for children nj
| 49, r,,.a. tt-.ot f,hn,.t c,r,a- .tas;s-
avenue. o n. 7-;,,;o r. U;u;nr ,r.,,,os -; :,
morning and e sxs.ias It tas T Lansisy 2veaus asts
ea"ten' soiAG. 5 au.l.5 .!in.n ~
REToKan1 f Ka!Mo1 ffixf1e i11 e,c ,tc ,t r,n
uel q Church. s co q Hanover and Tscniy
streets morning any sxcn,h As1 doF Inc aflnl
" congregation IN the Baptist chaEchat Enslcwood
The eu lev. Dr. Faow. will eciate at St. paus
Church, corner asa!nston ana ann streets, Morn-
lng and evening: s"DJeet u tne c.ensas' Ani
..--Bishop Cheney will preach At Christ Church.
lo:45 4. NJ. on 'nGW Nay Know, y anu at 7:4o
P H. on iae .,,e,s, .sew p1ten: 1nn1,s
The Rev. DR.. Hibbasd viii preach in the New
Church Hail. corner OF eighteenth street ana lfa-
Of o. C and Ogden M ayenae 1t
P. m. -
CONGREGATIONAL
Rer M7 a E H. Niay IL w cha1c IT.
Michigan avcnuc. between Twenty-hfth anu
Twenty sixth streets; .,
evening sE Essys Il Rss1s @
The kev. L. i. Dean, of Lincoln Park Church,
near neal Cottage Grove avenue, In the morning: The
Rev. q. 5. IIolbrook will preach in tue evening.
The Rev. David y. Eanderreer will preach ut
the Union fark cnnfeh. corner nshlahn .aa avenue
ana ao45 y Washington m street, A' lo'so L. m anu
BAPTIST.
There will be special service in the Stock Yards
Ghu5sh E ths 1,,cs eysnns Te IT, VI WI atsst
will assist
The regular service in the Twenty-dfth Street
Church vii be rssnmea today ID, The Rev. C.
Fourth Church, corner Washington and Paulna
streets a. 1890 NJ % and I'll 1f1 P: H.
evening at the Centennial Church. corner Lincoln
and West jackson streets.
and evening at the First Church, South Park ave,
The rev. Robert r. Allison will preach at the
a. EVA epaIs p m corner A0eA' anu 000'pa''e
The Rev. X. De BAPTIST will preach morning
and evening a. the oliyet Baptist Church, South
isan Avenue Church. @ near twenty Third street, at
II u. 1n., On - The Loneliness Of Golsotha:" At
crn University will deliver an address.
The Rev. Dr.. Galusha Andrews will preach at
the Second Church, corner Monroe and Morgan
Streets ut 1880 a. nj. !, and 7:45 p. M.
The Rev. J. D. Burr breaches morning and
evening at Emmanuel Church, on Halsted street,
near Sophia,
The Kes: J. u; Whitehead breaches ~ usual at
the North Star Church.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Rev. james Naclaughlan will preach in the
morning in the Scotch Church, corner sangamon
and Adams streets. The Rev. Dr.. Elliott will preach
at the same church in the evening.
, 1876-06-25

TIE CHuRCl In GENEHAL.
Fifty years ago New York had only three
Catholic churches; now 1t has nearly fifty.
Among the graduates OF the Boston Theo
logical Seminary (slcthodist), whose commence
ment was held last week, WAS one woman. Two
more women are members Of the school.
The Rev. G. R. Mccall estimates the number
of Baptists OF every name and color in Georgia
at 1S3, ,l35, aud the Mcthodists In the same State
are reported to number 1520l5. Some one has
set the Methodist figures above the Baptist, and
Mr. Mccall was bound to defend his creed and
calling, rs be docs.
Twenty-Five years ago in the Diocese OF Con-
necticut there were but ITO clergymen Of all
grades, now there arc 200. Two hundred and
twenty -four candidates for holy orders have
been ordained during this quarter century Of
Bishop Williams Episcopatc, 333 clcrgymcn
have been dismissed to other dioccses, and $50
received from other diocescs; 43 hare died, and
2 have been dismissed from the ministry.
The Annual Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal DIOCESE Of Connecticut opened III
Waterbury, June 13. Bishop Williams, in his
annual report, Estated that he had visited 125
parishes during the year, had delivered 3s5 ser
mons and addresses, and confirmed 1874 per-
sons,-tle largest number ever confirmed in a
single year. Seventeen persons hare been I'D
mittcl to the order Of deacons and ten deacous
advanced to the priesthood.
49,. =. ,.oeant +ho strono Place R,ntfst
r, JusI " pIIsns :; s .,;tatnT viii, q ,nott;@n
Gnufcn nrpoh, @ 1o;n.r ~. 10y Fs.''.n
tnat seriously ths ss casln~ If 4' m;nistnr to
~ @".ont *, t1a rnei1nat;o,
~ i'e ai',e,sa A 'Tcreon n r r. TJo~.
~ 80 - 1I",,+ ~ R,eton ;ts former nostor IL
sought by the majority, but respectable mi
nority don't want him again because OF his man
ner Of leaving them III 1873. He is popular
and earnest preacher.
=. - ..-;..F. 1a.- ..op,os ,,ro,r 1zb,ch ore sc.
Is cuIlons nnm sopsS s, Hnc WHY'S S aco 81
On ioot apou. aliaste ~
Cego aepo1Ins. Sas isel - ponr;a
~ ~. e.. ~. a.e ~ ord r.
Inc su11cct nas ane I,n .vay =,
M MEuMafns speahlnA ~ ~ .f,e;r a1';ratf"n f,r
%,cn laalcs ta. H. tne .,v Phi1aJnlnh;a
ssIee ro rceived in onc rcar nearly
ma, " WY s1;ne ~ IL al,,snn u S't wac tn {he
callc! la1t " snppe'n1 n,t. ~ tho 1ar9cst anG
eaoq.eatae aahIe neo rn;Snon,, ch,.rc IN fiiio,.
ost 3 at,aaaI, ..ho a Retor If corre-
ipnnnSiv p' 1 Fashionable Establishment in Boston.
TH"h ;T%o Th;Sago naner nuhlished the Statement.
ntt;n9 anE T. pIp'' pnr baypeI Thus It vent he
rpnmn;1s5 p,5 antji one smart fellow in q religious
, 1876-06-25
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
THE GAME OF CHESS

CHICAGO CHESS C1uB.-Nos. 63 and G5 Wash
inston street; opea from 0 a. m. to 10 D. m
Chess players meet daily at the fremont House
(Exchangc) and the Sherman House {Dasea1cnt)
All communications intended for this department
tsChessr
, 1876-06-25

An excellent paper in Philadelphia called
Christian 1oicz Is widely advertised in the coun-
try journals. One Of these advertisement
where the name was In very large type, met
with an accident common in typogfa phY-the o
having dropped out between the makeup and
the press; and so our Philadelphia friend i I'd
vcztlsed as Christian Tic<x,
, 1876-06-25

The Christian Register directs attention to the
1act that the memorable sermon of Ralph Waldo
Emerson at the Cambridge Theological School
In ISIS was given to the graduating class of
sercn, one Of whom, the Rev. George F. Sim
mons; has died; two Of whom, H. G. 0. Blake
aul I. Il. Dow, have left tine ministry; aud two
OF whom, the Rev. B. F. Barrett, the we'll
known swedcnborsian preacher, and the Rev.
Or. William D. Wilson, of Cornell University.
have gone into new theological connections
leaving the Rev. Crawford Nightingale and the
Rcv. +. 4. Whitley in their old paths.
, 1876-06-25
z. NJ. G.. A.

-,
As orES LETTER TO I.'V. FARwEL1.
u =. fn'7cen, Esq. President of tAe Ioun1 Hens
EaT7sif1a Association:
DEAR Sin: Having received the circular Of
3fr. Vanarsdale, Secretary of +hc v M = A
rcouestfnp thr rcn,itta,no - ~ -
~ .se.s:s.,- ~ 'lS SUBSCRIPTION 10
t4'e 1Assue.'t'oh' deslrc, before renewing my
membership to ask you US President, And the
most representative man OF the Association y
few questions. not on1r for my own ;nfor1,o-
tfon. Int for tho ,ro,,a,', .,,,,,- .,.:l.. -
ni ou' Ao' ens sehet'u puoilc. 10 Which Ire
4uen1 al'1ea1s are made; Which trust you will
send this open letter.
I. What are thc cor7,+;o,. ,,,o,> ,,h;a,,
mov hcco,,o ~, 1-st;,,. ..,a.1 up9n "''en one
~. az oet'ee mc'noef' anu ENJOY az Inc
11snts u Young, and OF freedom OF speech at the
, 1876-06-25

(a> 1t takes r B to 3 i, or P to @ 4 is generally
played here, but the game loses nutng In interest
from the novel character OF the debut.
tb) The game IL yerv interesting from start to
finish. Every more is study, and will we'll repay
the closest examination.
(c) r to b 6 ch would perhaps hare led Ia 4
neater draw, e. g.:
a9,.R to Ditch
Co. moyes 50. 1t to EsA
and Blacks position IL iMpseg1ahlA
, 1876-06-25

CHESS IN NEW YORK.
guue between Mes.ss. James 31aso1
Christian Becker in the New York Tournament I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16

Stanley notices in Africa that no member Oh
the monkey race becomes supremely happy uh'
til he can get hold OF stick to twirl around as
a cane 1t is just so with the species III 'h''
country.
Bob Ingcrsoll says there is no more hesh Oh
Tilden than on an old umbrella. but we arc
running on brains this time, you KNOW
Vallejo (Cal) Chronicle: Sister Gordon OF the
Oakland Democrat bushingy alludes to that
thing which Morton is accused of waving as
yermillioned undergarmcnt," Thus already is
the refining influence Of lovely woman felt IN
the sphere Of politics.
The heat is reported so extreme in Rhode ls-
land as to have expanded the state into quite
country.
Gov. Hayes values his old war horse at $50
The faithful animal which so often carried a
foot-sore private to the front, while its master
trudged manfully behind a suffers wagon, de-
serves more grateful recognition.
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break. The negro is under his trusted lead
ers, certainly the most docile and ductile hui
man creature in America, II not the most do
Gle in the world. The Influence OF his po'
litical leaders over him Is well known 10 be
unbounded. And the republican leaders in
this city are directly responsible for this dis
graceful affair. There Is every reason TO be.
lieye that it was inaugurated under their in
structions. A few words honestly spoken
would at least have caused their partisans to
desist from their lawless demonstrations
The importance of their making this effort
and their guilt for failing to 90 1t are the
greater from the tact that there was no other
way short of wholesale bloodshed TO disperse
the mob. The white people of Charleston
are by some odds the most orderly ard law
abiding city population IN tue Cnited States
That the riot Wednesday night was not
promptly suppressed by power was cue nov
merely to unsuspicious unpreparedness, but
TO their reluctance to resort to force without
the formal sanction Of the law. Their for
bearance and self control under the outrages
of Wednesday night should satisfy all right
thinking people IN the United States of the
desire here entertained for peace, and the I'M
willingness of this community TO engage IN
acts of violence even for defense 1t Is sin.
cerely to be hoped that their forbearance
will not he mistaken for helplessness by the
instlgatiors of riot and disorder. If the worst
should come these turbulent fellows will
learn in memorable way the dffercnc" be-
tween patience and weakness. Prepared for
every emergency, placing themselves on rec
ord for all manly iorbearance and self.control,
the people of Charleston appeal to the cOun.
try to decide between them and their incen.
diary foes in this great struggle for law, civ.
llization, and progress, against awlessness,
radical schemes for raising the bloody shirt
cry at their expense, and the ruin of radical
;pot;op
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16
Governor Tilden's income Tax.
IN. Y. sum


The Times asks TO be shown "some' good
reasons why the man who made the two fol
loving afiirmations under oath should aot De
branded AS a knavc and perjurer:
"Oa Dee %, 1863, Hr. TiLdeH srore 10 a re
turn under oath, IN rhieh he sad;
II hereby certify that the following is q
true and faithful sta,emen of the gains, prof
its or income Of Samuel J. Tilden, of tie city
of New York and county of New York state
of New York, whether derived from any
kind of property, rents, interests, dividends
salary, or from any profession, trade, employ
ment, or vocation, or from any other source
whatever, from LIST day Of January 20 3's
day of December, 1862, both days inclusive
and subject TO an income tax under the eX
else laws of the United States. Income from
all sources, S7,llS.
an his dHsr.r % he complaint IN tie CIR
e,,it court Of tie United States, az he svu 81
;hs 81. Louis, alton d. Terre HGute Railroad
CompaHy against himself and others, Ehtcl
,ras sled recently Hr. TadeH sn0rC r4der 0dn
as Joll0ics:
Tina, for such services that defendant, Til
den. made Charge of ten thousand dollars
against said second mortgage boHdhdders
and the said charge was paid by or On be
half of the second mortgage bondhollefs oT
the nth of October 1862; that the &C
fendani. TIlden, for part of his services Riore
said. also made charge Of the like sum O
tea thousand dollars on account profession
al services rendered TO the first mortgage
bondholders and the receivers which VA
paid TO him hy TIE said Azariah e. flarg
. ana which payment appears unde
date of November 1lh, 1862. 10 siaiemen
annexed to the first report aforesaid, as hay
ing been receipied for by the said lilden, OF
account Of professional services"
/ We are happy 10 oblige The Tina 80 easily
I We have merely had 10 procure and read IN
document from which II quotes Indeed,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16
Centaur
Lini1lentS.
The Quickest, Surest and Cheap.
est Remedies.

Physicians recommend and Fsrriers declare that
remedies have before been IN use Words are cheap
the OF these articles Will present Trial bot
tles medical gratis As guarantee OF what they
say.
The Centaur L,niment, White Wrapper, will
cure rheumatism. Neuralgia, Iumbago, scatica Gsked
Breasts Sore Nipples Frosted Feet Chllibains s~ellngs
spralns. and any ordinary
YLEsa, BONE MUscLK AILMRST.
We make preense that this article will cure Cancer,
restore lost bones give health to whisky soaked car.
cass But 1t will always reduce Inflammation ana aiav
e. s Itch y
sep Of ready eh s u.s. so a my wife
has f had % @ i've @ rest no
scarcely walk across The 9or she now es
fu TO and Recommend your wonderful medicine TO all
James murd, OF zanesy,lle, o.. says: 1.-THE Centaur
Lniment cured my Neuralgia"
ooite sd BY u sspsss eTA has saye my leg
want to distributeH." DC.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
Ia for the tough skin. flesh and muscles of
HORSES. MULES AND ANIMALS.
o % .
would not speedily benefit end we never saw but
lew cases w hich It would not &, cure: 1t II
go for Farrier when one dollars OF Centaur LINZ.
ent will better The following is sample OF the ties.
timony produced:
W p. Hopkins, Postmaster. PiQua, o., says:
Cepaur Linment cant be beat. 1t cures every time.
"YELyRRToS. o.. March 2. lSIi
1.-The Centaur Llniments best selling medicines
we have ever had The demand Is very great Tor It, and
W. '''''' "P. Ii. HIsEY & SON."
JEFFERSON Mo. Nov. 10. 1873.
"Some time ago shipping horses to st. Louis. got
one badly crippled In the car: With great difficulty got
him 10 the stable The stable keeper gave bottle OF
your Centaur Linment, which used with such success
that in two days the horse active and nearly WELL
have heen veterinary surgeon for thirty years. bat your
Liniment beats anything ever used .
*, j. M'CARTY, Veterinary Surgeon"
For a postage stamp will mail Centaur Almanac.
containing hundreds certificates from every state In the
Union These Iniments sold BY all dealers In the
country.
Laboratory Of j. b. Rose & Co.,
46 DIZZY ST.. NEW YORK.
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From Garfield.
domination
GARFIELD, H., Sept

GARFIELD, H., Sept. II, 1876.
Miss Annie Lechner and Mrs. p. ii. Jen
nett-are convalescent
That nep clerk of p. Ii. Jenneit's, is the
chief attraction at the store; though the
young ladies think that by the time his mus
tache is fully developed, there may be some
(right smart change, as he is yet quite young,
VIM. Sullivan claims to be ahead as he brings
one in each arm and says these will represent
the Peter Cooper platform in times TO come.
Jesse Thorp became one of the missing
neighbors few days since. Report says Fl.
nancial pressure was the cause.
Sylvester Wagner and family are on the
way to Kansas; I'd trip for Sylvester. Well
wishes Of his neighbors to 60 with him
Our lumber man, Mr.. Winter, must be fur
nisning the trade here with cedar posts at
very reasonable figures, judging from the
amount handled lately.
Mrs. Lerned anticipates visiting her rela,
tives with her sister, during this winter, in
Ohio.
Our fall school is now in progress A good
time for the little ones to make their marks,
preparatory for competition with the older
and more advanced. The coming winter we
will wait and see who will claim the top
round In the LADDER of knowledge.
The vigilance order of Usage meet SINH.
lar order from Evans, Marshall county, on
the 10th Of Sept, :or parade on the Unlon far
grounds at Wenona they are in earnest and
will give close attention to the protection OF
property and the sneak thief that should by
his lack Of belief as to the intention Of the or.
der, be unwise enough to try them, might
wish himself in other company.
Mr.. Folly, an old gentleman and an esteem,
ed neighbor in the town Of Eagle, was buried
on Tuesday, Of this week, In the Lost Lands
Burrying ground; Also, Mr. Connis, who
died very suddenly from mixture admins,
tered by clerk in drug store.
The Germans dedicated their new church
and bell in Richland, on Monday, the 4th.
Had large attendance from the surrounding
neigh borhood--a dozen or more priests pres.
ent.
Nj and Mrs Jennett, from Bureau, are
among the visitors at Garfield this week.
Also, George Moore, from Ohio. He reports
crops IN northern Ohio rs anything but en-.
coursging. John Hopple, of Ottawa was one
among the guests at the Garfield house, and
gave some interesting account of the gradual
growth of Ottawa, especially III the northern
and western portions.
p. Hopper appears TO be determined TO
make his mark as pathmaster in Dist No. l.,
in Usage, judging from the amount OF large
tile and bridge material being dellveredto his
order lately. This is y move in the right di-
rectlon; nobody thinks of planning about
good roads, or the expense of the same.
The String Band gives entertainments free
of evenings TO all that may present them.
selves AS hearers. GREAT SCOTT.
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Cast0ria.

Dr. Samuel Pitcher, OF Hyannis Mass, expermented in
his private twenty years 10 produce combine
ton that would nave the properties of Castor OH
without Its unpleasant taste and gripping effect
His preparation sent for near and far, TIL finally he
gave It the of Csstoa and put II up for sale
dered stomschs and bowels OF children 1t ASST Inn :
lates tho food. cures sour stomach ana WING colic
relied upon In Group.
As pleas ant effective and perfectly fe cat har
tic aemedy 1t Is superior 10 Castor OIL Cordals and
Syrups II does contain alcohol and Is adapted to
8hy age.
Ky regulating the stomach and bowels OF cross I'd
sickIY children they become good natured and
rest. The Cssors IL put up at the Laboratory OF j.
Rose AZ CO. .6 Dey Street. New York. july2y