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being the solitary one entered for discussion.
Mir. Vance was PM Ideiphian. lie Is now a
New York business man. tail, handsome, digni-
Ned, and honest. lie WAS an Alderman, and At
Qlo II ne served as Acting Mayor. II a straight
ticket Is made by the Republicans, II Is prob ole
Mr.. Vance viii be AZ its mead. He Is strong with
sheridan shook, Thomas MurIuy, George Bliss,
Postmaster James, aud the rest OF that sci, and
has the confidence OF hia Parry. If the RepuOii-
cans prefer 80 endorse Mr.. Green on 4 IuNpay-
ers' nomination, the rest OF the ticket being
slrai ght Htpupllcln, hr. Vance would be re-
served for some departmental appontment-in
case OF success.
A great deal Is said against all these gentlemen
as we'll. L. 10 urged that Mayor Mickhan's
Inc desire of tie kidd@d Democrats VINO follow
the U0ims bill Of iare a. the MRnh titan tlab
too lOYHilY, and that he cares nothing for the
rank and lille. Consequently, rimU NJ does not
endorse nim. Mr.. Scnell, they think, is TOO old
for "tne hny4.' lhey say he, too, Is taiuteG
with clubism, and would ue moro hkelv 10 sit In
ais cusey office aud chat with distinguished Wis
the Othrr Aaud, II Is said tnat Nj. Lcwi, Is too
mach OF a svmplthl2ci with "the boys" and
that ho WOuli be more anxious To give them ali
a snow Ut the puolc clio than ~ protect the
taNpa err.
IL would b. diGlcut to catalogue all that Is
ulLeu against the Cpmp;r1iler. lie seems to bo
a uniNer al target IN general terms. nut spucii-
cations ale rarely giysn Meh laugh at the .dea
oil Il clutructVrs' nomination, ana rillculc NJ.
Green's pgeteusiuns - public spirit. The Only
thing said about Mr.. Vance Is tnat he Is too
easy
1t viii DO seen that, near at hand as the cam
phlgn is. there Is as Yet nothing definitely ar
ranged, except mat MI. Green Will certainly be
candidate. All else Is chaos-and tdlA
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NEVADA ITEMS.

Tho Humboldt Register says: Al the
race track all IL life and hustle. Work.
men are busy and the zeal displayed In
the preparations. warrants that the track
and grounds will DO In excellent condition
for the coming Fair. Among tho late 80.
walls are Prazier's fast mare, Lizzie Ora
ham, from Austin T; also Vulcan and Emil
grant from the same place. Everything
indicates at present that the present Fair
will DO successful In every respect.
Tho Elko hni,pende.i Of yesterday says +:
Pour new timbcrs for the Leopard mill at
CornucopiA arrived here from the Sierras
by the freight train Sunday. They were
sixteen feet long by t~wsnty-eight inches
square, and aro designed 10 replace tho
old mortar blocks. They. together with
. lot Of smaller timbers, were Immediate
y loaded on wagons and started for thoir
destination.
Tho Reese River RsreiHs says: Austin
IL al last blessed with Summer weather.
To-day was by far tho p~leasantest day we
have had this year. Quite q number Of
the fair sex could be seen on nj streets.
and the dry goods stores were filled with
ladies making purchases.
Johnny Trolson. who for Q long timc
has been connected with tho telegraph Of
hce In Austin, under Mr.. Heanan, tho
telegraph operator. has been appointed 10
take charge Of the Office In Belmont.
The Reese River Valley farmers are
making active preparations for threshing
their grain crops. and II 10 expected that
things will DO very lively In tho valley
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Tho Sacramento Record. Uaiom OF yester.
day says: Captain Deal and detective Har'
ris. Of tho Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany's force. yesterday arrested Walter
Cooper for having, a. alleged. swindled a
man out Of $40 by the ''strap game near
tho depot. Cooper had 4 confederate. who
escaped. and. In fact, the officer had q
chase after Cooper himself. At Agricul.
tural Park officers Woods AMI Dolan ar
rested r. Carly and d. I. 0dcll for gaming
In carrying on . game Of ''whcel pool =
they put up . deposit for their appearance
when wanted In Court, and returning 10
the Park. Carly resumed Cuisines" and
was rearrested by Deputy Shcriifs Hickey
and B~ranningzn. together with . man
named john Grain.
The same paper has the following: Tho
police yesterday received 4 dispatch from
somebody In N%ortonyille. Contra Costa
county, whom they did not know, request
ing the arrest Of John T. Jenkins and Eliz-
abeth J. Davis, who hal elopcd from that
place. tho lady being under age. The po-
lice. not caring 70 mako tho arrest upon .
dispatch from some unknown person not
an official. tclegraphed for further partic-
ulArs, and the next information they re-
ceiyed was tho announcement OF tbs wed.
ding Of the parties by Justice Alexander.
Of this city. The lady may have been an
der age. but she told the Justice sho was
IS years and O months. They Immediately
returned " Nortonville.
A boy named Charles Meyers. who ran
away from his homo at Carson . few
mnnths atura anil Usa nnt ubaaDusntl
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the riLrON BANDA

And now Frank Moulton, fearing the
probable effect Of the Tilton sleeping
car scandal upon his own suit against
Henry Ward Bescher. has taken the
trouble TO contradict tho whole story OF
Thsojore's illicit amours. He says
there is not q word OF truth in the pub
iishsd scandal. 1t 10 possible that tho
public will accept Mr.. Moulton's de-
NAL a. authoritative ; but the probable
ity 10 that people will ask each other
why Il is that Tilton has not himself de-
MED tho charge. Tho accusation 10 so
specific. giving names, locations. and
time, that II untrue. Theodore could
easily disprove 1t. And still he holds
his peace. while an ovor.o1icious friend
PUSHES W his defence. Let Mr.. Tilton
speak out and say that the story 10 q
fabrication. and then II Mr.. Wood, the
husband Of the lady so unfortunately
mixed up in the affair. does not brand
him as a liar. the people will believe
that he Is the victim Of . vile conspiracy.
Theodore owes this to himself. In a
case Of this kind the testimony Of Frank
Moulton amounts to nothing /; II is the
evidence OF the principals that il re-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
wEsrERH y.
II. Trial OF ID. Lee.

49,
SALr LAKE., Bept. i9.-In the Beaver
Court this morning Bishop began his clos-
ing speech for the defonse. He denounced
several witnesses a. having testified 70
such facts ~ related TO Leo, screening
themselves and showing that they were
actual. and some Of them willing. PARTED.
pants In the massacre ; that the Mormon
Church had resolved TO sacri6cc Lee, dis.
carding him and leaving him to q fate con-
sequent on such evidence a. had been In
troduced. Ho denounced the evidence Of
johnson. McMurdy and Hamblin a. n
true; that these witnesses were parties 10
Q conspiracy 10 hang Leo, and be implored
the Jury not 70 consent 10 this sacrifice by
their verdict, In order TO shift tho odium
and cloud Of guilt that tho world had cast
upon tho Mormon people because Of the
massacre, but to throw aside the evidence
Of men whose hands were imbued with
blood. He closed by reading . proclams-
zion Of Brigham Young with accompanying
instructions, Sept. 1887. whom Governor
of the Territory, a 10 IN army supposed
70 be coming from tho East with hostile
intentions, begging tho Jury 70 consider
the peculiar state Of the country at tho
time. the omigrants having aggravated tho
Indians 10 such an extent that nothing less
than their destruction would appeasc their
wrath.
United States Attorney Howard, In his
closing speech. replying TO Bishop, said
no had been engaged constantly for the
past three months In sitting tho facts and
everything related 70 or connected with
the massacre. He came there for tho pur-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
,oRAcE

We have received . communication
from a Liberal Republican OF 1917"
which takes strong objections to the
editorial in last Mondays paper. Ihs
communication says that the Nrws has
traduced the name OF Horace Greeley;
that we have branded him as a'politie.i
renegade" The NEWS certainly did eai'
him . political renegade, and that Is
precisely what Horace Greeley was AZ
IA. name time the NKws said thai MIR.
Greeley was homes. in his convictions
and was acting up 10 them As an honest
man should Here IL PRECISELY what the
Nsws printed:
However much mistaken he may have
be,n. hs vas sincere In his belief that the
neeessary reform" could be brought
about BY Q strict adherence TO the prinei-
ples enuneiated BY the Democratic Con-
vention. But he was far too true . patriot
70 10 beyond those principles and yield up
the good of his country ~ the demands of
The ex.Confsderates Of the South. He was
visited II his farm at Chappsqua by .
delegation Of Southern +" statesmsn.' They
came 70 SOUND him. He allowed them
70 round his trees with the woodlands AZ,
rsve them q good old-iashioned wool
ehopping matinee and . lunch under the
brosd-spresding branches OF his trees
And that was all. They left Chappalua'
q they came. without . single pledge from
the old man to do anything more than
their platform called for.
There In certainly nothing in the
above extract which q DO construed as
hostile to Horace Greeley. The NEWS
has always maintained that he was m
honest man, and that because he was an
honest man. who could not be manipu
lated, the Southern Democrats refused
to support him. Here is what our cor
respondent says on this point:
As 10 the moral endeavored to be con
veyed by your article, although TN
premiscs, ~ I have shown. are. IN part
iAlss. the conclusion Is just. The Demo
cratic party never yet was known TO keel
| its pledges, anu nnulnS eAiiy ih'ao WI"
test that Nr. Greeley and his follower
were not disposed to DO made .tePpint
stones for q Democratic restoration. thu
majority ineoniinently dropped him.
We agree heartily with our CORE"
pendent. except on the n point Of thu
Greeley platform. II Is true. as he says
that the Democrats endorsed the indie
pendent platform. They endorsed 4
simply because il was. in fact, an EMU
citation Of Democratic principles. Horace
Greeley depended upon the Democrat
for his election. He left the Rspubli
can party because hs honestly believes
that II vas corrupt. He was mistake'
In his belief. but that WAS an error o
Judgment. not Of the heart. He wa
beaten misenbly, rs we said on Mon
day. simply because be was too homes
q man and too truo a patriot for thu
Democrats 10 carry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
AN noxEsr DKs,ocRArIc OPINION,

The Chicago Times is y Of the most
thorough Democratic papers In this
country. and like every other Demo-
cratic journal u has become Disguised
with the reform cry Of the party. It
Il sad to read the following from n OF
the great organs OF Democracy.
"The T;s.s. forewarned the Dourbons
who went to st. Louis that TO nominate
Mr.. Tilden would 10 TO commit . blunder.
The nomination Of some such man ss
David Davis would have presented this
enormous advantage: Tho Democrats
could not have defeated him. All that 10
meant or implied by the word reform, un-
dsrstood In IL best sense. would have been
combined In support Of such . candidate.
and all the potency OF disaster which the
term Democratic party implies would have
been avoided. Nothing can or will defeat
Tilden but the Democrots. And even the-e
peculiar people may not DO able to defeat
him ; but they are doing their best. No
sooner had they nominated Tilden than
they began TO lay their plans to defeat him.
In order to disgust and repel all sincere
advocates Of specie resumption. and to
negative the opinions-which had been
sprcading-that Tilden Was q rcformer they
| yoked him 10 the two-horss riding cham.
| pion Of the legal tender swindle-Hen'
| bricks; Q politician whom all sincere re-
formers and all men Of earnest beliefs
regard with only sentiments Of contempt,
But Q character so strong % Tilden's may
49, "p'yIn y, ..,,a =, .ha h,,Jsr
WNwap. ~ III - ~s,,h Mn
h-"...l. ~ K ~ 80 %,a,,,i.s
Ss,mh~n" monn,ahsni. mi dssJ.h..,,
~hIaS ~. m.,"anrors n.ma y, nemocr.c,
sn.'n - az 800 IT, $3.50 ,hst ~,
.n.,. Ia.I.vs,,on. 4, ,ho I, Ioris Ma,
.n...u go .nS Ja..,,tri'
$500 oni. :, hnr,hn, 5rnc.sN ,hcv on,
,acs,Lsr In %IiI;nois AMI all that lev
s,sw.r, ..pin.'' HAS, anil ,hc othc. can
J;Is,.. y, h Observation-Disclosures
harL-.rindie Inmates sbould bc-tbo candi
da,s. Of Tilden men. Iest Tilden. m,
Lard.money man anal r,formcr. SHOULD
gain too much momentum In the cbaracte,
~ reform candidate. he must he freichtet
xi,b lew stevard' .Kewanee'' Smith
Uootsn. Alexander Csmpbell. DAME
yoorbees and the whole fathomle.,
lun,ey Of tho financial Communism
and papa.roycrumsnt. In New York
seeing no moro certain vay 10 excite m,
di,gnst az genuine rformers. they At
tempted 10 ssddle ridden with the meliif
luoris cbec-e-monger of Utica, and onl,
failed by reason of some miraculous i'm
terpositiou Of Divine Providence. Tn,
idea Of putting forward Horstio Scymoul
AZ a representative rciormer would onl,
have entered tho minds Of men resolved q
ali hazards TO render the cry Of reform
s~elf.manifested burlcsque to excite publ,
deri.iop. In their nominations for Con
cress. nlso. the Democrsts are doing thcil
bs., 40 defeat TiIjen by nroyine them
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

Tar American Mining Board. thenew
exchange in New York City. will open
for business on Monday. the I'd OF DC.
tober. Then will begin the fight be-
tween New York and San Francisco. to
control the market for mining stocks.
San Francisco will have the advantage Of
being nearer Ia our mines, but her
brokers will have to sasur swords
with the shrewd and experienced man.
ipulatos OF Wall street. A months
business will tell the story Of who is to
win the fight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

Tnis is q bad time for farmers and
merchants in Cuba. The former are
ordered to place most Of their cattle
under the protection Of tho forts, to
secure them from the insurgents. while
the latter are oppressed with heavy
taxes. In ono instance a British firm
paid for war expenses mor than the
years profits. 1t is to b hoped this
s,tortion will provoke further rsmon.
stranoss from those powers whose sub.
jscts are exempted by treaty FROM wal
taxation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
ANOTHER POLITICAL GRAVE DIG-
GEH.

The Democrats Of Massachusetts
have nominated Charles Francis Adams
for Governor. The nomination OF this
man 10 NJ great a farce rs that Of Horace
Greeley four years ago. Mr.. Greeley
was nominated because the Democrats
knew that they could not carry any one
OF their own men. They did not even
carry Greeley. II will DO the same way
in Massachusetts, this year. Charles
Francis Adams has made the same mis-
take in accepting the Democratic nom
nation. which Greeley made in 'I2.
There arc thousands Of good Democrats
who will look upon him as n renegade
and refuse to vote for him. He has
given his national reputation TO bolster
up the Democracy. His national repu.
tation will amount to nothing In tho
contest. He will lose everything. and
gain nothing. Like poor Greeley, his
peer In intelligence and honesty. hs has
sacrificed a life OF honor for the msr.
privilege Of digging his political grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
THE rAssENJAIRE AND THE
GRANGEAIRR.
lrnox II MACHINE or ,orzAx usnow.
onASaEl-1

oRAxakl.1
II you ever rids % . passsnjairs
~ arailroad coach. and the conductaire,
WIN his neck-tie pinned 10 his paper ~roilairs.
And . plethortc ring on his little fngAirr,
Comex round and demands your ticket or falro:
ADD the wakr 10 out In tho water coolaire:
ana Jour baggage gets smashed by a baggage
And who.tvo copper cents don't care
whether you laugh, or cry. OF svear;
and when q . station you stop for dinnaire.
And you scramble for cohse. bread and buttiire,
For which sou pay t~hrs<-quarters dolialre,
And you hurry back 10 yorr seat In the calre,
And ~ svfndkd again By the fruit psddlaire,
Who tsfss your dime for Q rotten pear.
AND then from ysur purse get another Quartaire,
For which no gives you the New York LedeaiIe:
Ana then. when you put yourself under ths
care
o. the complainant. disnia,d AO.sl isep.Ir.,
Who sives 700 Q room mp air pair Of stair.
And then, when your purss geis empty and bare.
And you have TO draw on Jour friend the bank.
aire.
Who writes you he broke, without q dollair..
And you stare, and swear. and tear your hair,
And are far from hons and . total ltrangaire,
And nary . friend for Q comfortable;
Then ny % the arms Of the good ~arSngsairs,
Who has lore In bis heart, hsy.seed In his nsir,
A wsleoms he'll give yos. aud with you viii
his ration OF bacon and his corn-dodrsir;
Truth, friendshiJ and charity ever his ,ars;
His disputes adjusted without the lswyslrs;
Hes healthy and hearty without the doctalfe,
And has faith In the neIt world without the
pr achsire.
Loveland. Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

TIE Hurl Gate explosion. which viii
give New York its first impression OF
what an earthquake is like. has been
postponed until Sunday. the contractors
having failed to deliver the explosives at
the time agreed upon. When the grand
explosion does take place. and the dan.
eerou. rocks are blown from their beds
in the East river. the harbor OF New
York will be on. Of tho easiest TO enter
and one Of the safest in the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

NINE years ago last June the Emperor
MAMMALIAN closed his brief Mexican reign
in the courtyard at Querctaro. where he
was shot by command Of President Juarez,
and ever since his widow, . Belgian Prin-
cess, has been insane. She Is incurable,
and harmlessly melancholy. Like Ophe-
liz. she dotes ON flowers, and when recent
ly she strayed away from Chateau I.Aeken.
and II seemed ~ II nothing short OF yio-
lence could induce her to retraee her
steps. a physician strewed some flowers on
her path In the direction Of her retreat.
Poor carlotta eagerly followed them mp,
AMI was thus restored 10 her guardians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

And In %seconlance with law. And an orler Of
the Board Of Directors. made ON the 10Th day
of August. 1876. 10 many shares of each Parcel
of ,uc1 stock ~ may he necessary will be
rold n public auction, ct the Office Of the
Comrany. Room No 7 Eipr,ss Building, l02
Montg merry street. San francisco. California,
on THURSDAY, the 5th day of October, 1876
at the hour of II O'Clock n. Of said day. 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. Together
with costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
O. j. EATON, SECRETARY.
Ofhee-Room No. : Exprcss building. Kan
Francisco, California. c,Otd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

I ~. ~. s-.ssy 10 tie
ss.-pis.s, - ,Is GDe..i
saff ~ tie t..fssf
Ssis.. i. ~ esd " H.
IN. is-ss. Ahes s-i
Tsrrs Ha.fs Rs.i,u.ssi
lts@psssy syss.sf Ai-ssf
s--i sfl~,s. ss.sA a.sess
~s. sief r.c~ffs. NJ.
risi>- s.eoss .si~r os,A
a. fsiiessss
That fof such Ser.
l,tce- the defendant,
lTihien. made Q eharr,
of ten Thousand doiiar-
AGAINST said second
mortgage baadholders
and the said eha'se vss
rs,d by OF IN b half ~
said secehd mortgage
hondho'ders gu the 18th
LOT Cetober. is>9: .
THAI the defendant, I'll
ten ior Q rnt % hls
.ervices s'orrssii. ale
made . shArgs ~ the
he sum Of ten thoa-
.and dollAp 90 o
Icf professiooal ser
vices resdercd to the
nr motig.ge bond
hohiers and the fe-
cei,ers. which YES psit
ito him BY the said
Arariah c. FLAG.
and which %, mat 81
pesra under date o
November Z. lisa. 10
.is sme q ANNEXED IA
The nrst rsp-rt sfvrs-
said. 90 having bssn Ne
Iceipied for bv the said
nsien. on aceoant 81
prof><sl. nal nices"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
NEW TO-DAY.
GOLD AND sILyER N

NIIDES GOLD AND RILvER MIN.
WI INC COMPANY.-Locstion Of principal
place OF business, San fnncisoo, California.
Location Of works. gold illll Mining District.
Storey countv. Nevada.
NOticc.-Thcre are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-derchbcd stock. ON account Of Hssess.
ment mo. u levied on the 18th day Of August.
1876, the several mounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. ~ fol.
lowri
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
r EE uOLD AND SILVER INNING

4 COMMANDMENTS Of principal place
Of business. San Francisco. CAlifornik.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing-dercribed stock. on account of a-re-t.
ment mo. ~ levied on the i0'h day of August.
| 1870, the several amounts ret opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. rs FOL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

Eiomrrrs Democratic papers in Ind.
ana have bolted Tilden and declared
themselves for Cooper aud Garry. while
the Republican press in the State 10
unanimous for Hayes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

"a. D,cs.-tsv n. l~i,
NJ. Tides seofsfg a 80
lars. --aiss e.sfA. il sh.sA
~ said
hereby q min TIA
thsfJ''s-Ir rns
aud TAI ria,~as-n'
of .hsg prshts, %
i.cem- % Sannel j.
Tliden of the city %,
New York AMI 9 sa,ty
of New York. state oI
New York whether 4.
rived frctn any kind ol
prop ny. reats. inssr'
eats. dividends. salary,
az froni any prpf--.'ou,
trade. ar employment,
&c vacation. or frou
any other source whs''
ever. frsm the lat day
10 January to 1lst da'
80 lp-csmser. iss;. both
day. incius We. AMI sub
let Ia an income taa
und~s the Excise laws
of the United ~ lies.
iassane frotn ali sour.
ess. t',tis"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
NATIONAL REruBLIcAx TICKET.
Yer vice PrssiAsss,
THAT INCOME ~srsISkss.

IL Is now Just n week sines uisPsten
was sent to the newspapers all over the
country rom New York City. stating
that Samuel ]. Tiidsn was engaged in
writing q letter in explanation Of his
perjury in the income tai matter. Tho
same dispatch gave the line Of defence
which Mr.. Tildsn was said 10 b about
to take: II said that the brothers Of the
great ''I,sform' Governor Of New York
we're in trouble in 1862, and that
sammy advanced them large sums OF
money which be hal esrnedin that year.
but which he did not return In his worn
statement to the tsx-eollector. because
IL was not then in his hands. A week
has passed.. and sammy's letter has not
yet appeared. There IL nothing re-
markable about this fact. II took him
over q month to write his letter OF &C.
c~eptance. That wss = difficult task;
but il Is u more difficult one to explain
away this little income tar business in
such a manner as TO bsfog the minds Of
intelligent votsrs. and Undue them with
the notion that aman may b . swindlsr
Of the Government and . psrjursr. and
an honest 'Rsfsrmsr" at the. same
time.
Very many good Republicans are de.
plorins The aggressive warfare which In
bsiny made upon Mr.. Tildsp and his
Democratic friends. The fact that he
A. . -,slf.conyictcd periurer In denounced
h, The Democratic oreans A n oampaieu
Tia. and very many Of our own psr,y
..sm IN look IMAM h, in th.. LIGHT. Tn,
y.uuh.. .-,v.,. han ina, N NJ, Ts,a.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

The duty on spirits paid in England
during the year ending ON March alsi
amounted to no less than Gi5,625.s3
l2s Id.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

Tux new Sultan Of Turkey has but n
single wife. lie paid 100000 in gold
for her. and pronounces her a bargain
al that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

IT is satisfactory that nearly all the
people Of India ars assured abundant
food. the erops being In good condition
excepting three provinces. Being almost
entirely dependent on homo supplies,
the East Indians would suffer severely
were they revisited with a season Of
irouth.