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and sankey Meetings as an fundamentally for
tNenchinK tho Masses.'n I1tstcIt EaA:
Ths Kingdom Of heaven comcth not with ont.
ward show .-Luk.. reIi., 20.
Thr speaker began BY. saying that there was
nothing fur Which the Moody antl Hanker negt-
I reschina M lie % masses. s Il therefore seemed
proper to inyeAt!9ate the subject. In tho first
place, reaching the tnasses was by no tfcans
hard Thing 10 do II ono war not particular how
Level, as Il, tcing political .speaxcr, he made
free Use Of funny storcs aud low Wit; Or, being
= theatre manager, he put on Ills atagc sets."
ional and sI,ccsacular plays; or being an eui-
being preacher, he was, willing In the sn1ne
general way tn descend to tho )esol u
the tnnatcs. Hut the question to t,c answered
vas, Nllnt DOES 4 MI anount to when wc get
them ," 10 ,reasly'"! Tho speaker bSllcvsd w..
worthy the attention 1T any t'nc who aimed at
lastinE grd nuAt proceed on radically tliIcr..
cnt principle. Concerning tho proper method
of doing that which tic wIsc tnab wished to 90
In rcacl,ing the Inasses, the speaker said: "1lc
must put utterly nnd forever away ali such ideas
ls that hfs work Ia one that can pssalbty be ac-
eotipllht,cd in s!ngle evening, or under the
heat and nervous tension of j. great religious
meeting, Or TINT my single emotional txpvtl-
encc or distinct action nf tl,e will tan prniiably
lavc any Iaruc or controlling part III IT, II lie
would reach the masses III a way really nni per-
manentty to elevate them. lie must sgt III nlnr-
alton agencies which begin to exert their lh,lu-
encc upon people In as early life as poss!l,!c aDl
continue for terms Of years: md which shall
aim at nothing short Of slowly creating lnsels!-
gencc." Further on in Ills discourse, aud Us thu
application Of + to tfs question, t,,s Reverend
which can euro Ill the Ills which fcsh
Ia heir to, SO there Is no single pauacea whici,
can cure a)l the evils oi a highly complex 50,
cicty. The c~ork must 70 on IN many lines and
, 1876-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

4yrht ~
r,,,, 4'a' 1 ~ !,''pur1A sn1a 20 % ans 1asS3as' r.,
toho bu LAC, W1s., Sept, @.-Last night
tl'is city was tho scene Of Intense enthusiasm,
Il being the occasion OF speech by ex-Gov.
~" "uec1et eiuu' "a cotnpany cI Allnutc MGil.
~ vs'ro''g' tho first Of number Of con'pasilcs
form will torchcs an;' a hand. T Tho "1tw n ,rns
hrill,o".,,, ,,,',,rt.s..a" D"'u. 1no e"' W.
human hS,nrs Ar,nrn ~, VII .o t.a na1S o.
Iim' Mntt rnrn'y r.moty t'aaa Mas ]a'nlneu. Inc
M ,v"s tnut f1nI H. IaipeHtes 'nRae lew remarks,
nia,sc lin Hc,".,sn,,. ess.tsu Soeesoas ap-
r'"NN~' ~sesM.} sn~s ~ gmamSth an. NC.
sptcta, M.ooteh ~ - t'HEHTI. ~. T.
DETROIT, Micll,. sci,t. 2t@1t i'n" b,or ,soo,
tnlurd to-day Tint. iurlnr t,m 1I.,. IS.u aeset
Wheeler torrhlfEi,t nr,S,.asEo @o ouo liayss ni,u
tlu culUrcl ofrauzntinns tv,.to "Ssu N last hight
finally, rs thpy wsrs snarhir. oo,eo ,s " au
Siuts' Svc s'9l vi oMsS e on ths Sidewalk
Hot was tlllnlly allAycl. TI,r Ill 1ieens
prejudice against thv negro l. % snau;1 Jat,c t,ic
here, for tu rst time In soii1o ycars IN thta ssr r
form campaign. S'' :" 't'o IT,
ST. Lorta
prary elections In ts city and rn',n,u "S,u
IL clrrt delegates to tt,c Co;,ntV AMI ,uay
sional Conventions to bu held l!cxt weak rhe
Ercsspui Distrct, wsrc CO.. S A. sygoM " sInyGo Gol'
,naiu very snjrted tight In opusit,on Nv oank
tus Wells, tlle present Incumtjent, Tic rcsmIt
Is ny known yct. Tilsru was also strong eos,.
present i,,elabcr, eui lii, Frost ri, untrsiy nar
appllcapt for nuhIu hoIIors. Nv"
f soLpiEns' ,,oNg,.
6:,scfaI NspafeA 10 41s tribune
~, M,As'',ssroS, , y: e, Sept, s!I'rhe Demo.
sots'c sensational cargcs witt. respect to tbs
management Of the Soldiers Nu,Lcs through.
out ttsu country, a,,l will tcgin With the itst.
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ADJUSTMENTS. 4
EXPOSITION.

The CHICAGO EXPOSITION Is now = MAGNIFICENT
suecss% only sceuna to the Cenennla witt! Rttcnd
ance ptoporttonately larger.
The exhibits are more ELEGANT, VARIED. and IN.
TEHEaTiSti ihnn ever beforc. The ART DISPLAY
IL the very beat In America aI all ocr departments
challenge comparison for quality with any similar
No Intelligent purson faulty should fail Wilt ihIs
Great Western Ccnicnntal-TlIE INTERSTATE IN
pusTRlL EXPOSITION OF CHICAGO.
PRICES or ADMISSION.
-.cvcnnE. 80
For Children one admission. good for I'LL day nhd
eFehnF. 80
For Adults On Saturday. one admission. good fur
Ill uAf AhA cfHniuGs 93
for ali tay agd evening rs
Fur Adults, every duy utter 4 p. III. -.... %
Fer Children. every day after r. III. .... Ia
Communication Tscscta, Gftecn Admissions. s. 0u
The Communication Tickets especially adapted 70
EJCrystDn hHytttl . -
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..ru rcnoutrttef1 end sha Indications aro
A. y" viii Ia elected by al Increased majority.



~ f,crmnu rildcn,,r ~ was held vca-
Arneet'ng o. oe1"1n rt.,a,,as,. ~, an.aos ~
uraay afternoon n n."sl,e.s i.2''; s"n a.,.%,I
Nh .7.1G ' va. ssqmse euie, ''s ~as
asm ane o's ,,,o mi toretv atycn Ia tho mcctinn.
eonsldcrlnR ~. ,svor IN ,,cr.nns nrcxcnt
t, there 10. ~. uS''s ssestcrav ntc n,uycI tt~that
'",. hnS ars but few German TIIdcnttes in Chicago.
u'o.s W.. 1icb called the meeting 10 order, AMI
tss I,.,,,,rr .n WA acloctol To preside. lie made
MI. L'uuA sa. .nccc,, ~ thanks, and wanted tho
me usua i, stand together, as In union there
~. strength. They carrie to talk Of tho corrup-
w. ~ Vim Kcpubl!can party, and to show II mp.
tlon ~ H. IIsnnsi. nj the HCcntral TIlcn Ko.
Gu. harttr," :, =, ~, hrcf snc,,h. onfl oavc a
form Vetc,p . w. f.tu,, an,1 ,vb., i, ,.,r"
oa." VS.. no sang tho old gong, that they wcea
r.s.,nc for rsforn, and to put down corruption.
nsa',ns ~, Vos, vas tl,e, introduced. lie cot,.
Gpf. h''e t,,+ ,,r,n a, pt.a,an+ n ,lov q,
Estulatea .ns'" rnns uut to attcl,i noll2Ical
many my,r' rT The meeting was called on Sunday
IN orer TO gtFe ss,n ,soc,inn r. nIo,,t .l,sn,n
Tired 70 g., g, " ~ 1.1i ncvt snntnv nn ths WI
nuS vonnm,, n H. ~ fniinw!nE suniny on thr Smith
sde 81. tcn thc went on to argue tint liz ilna,,.
Elc; nc s,,on,I ss, mt la mate lie univ on~ az
eh tsso '!i1t' gy's msmanagcnent in publJc njJ,ge
the party, ,,,n tn ,i,nuIt In fisr tLenc. liz Tim
anl e.ti"p.ti' H. ctI arguments iliarustrIi bv sn
fthasheA -. w hofnro him
many atftcfs msiu ~" aro,mont of Ain .no,lo-
The most ,ram.oI tIn suiSirrs In s,rrrt A..
vas 1lsi 1I.o ~ IIIhv. and lie mn1trcAtmcrst thnv
6efbohFh'si ht3l att33ll Wo},aJ ,,n,,s nnf nrIson.g
reec!Sed III tn,,cs usnr nnid thr snrn,cr' & mi
"They ass t,arg9'.tcn.n ~ Tho noint iii ~ dcni
shouid wo nnr,y vii tIr nfter ti,o TX Of
2. a.ncr mo !c,.'o''1''S ' ' ''0 '''' -
hgsetaociiff ifogmau au1 Or, Eruat Schmidt wcrc
7. a. nu e"ahnrs Tle ;ncet,nfs yyo. i.cii1. If il
the nett speda dnr fhc nmrnnso n i,nlnInr ficn.
u1detstooH,, w, ,,e ri ne,mrat}c ,,on,inatinn it,r to
Met 10 ees 'a' Ds'o~'''S WV"
gtc's' 1ArH,
,...,., fo- dcirrat"a IN tho Rcnnh,tc,n
, 1876-09-25

Ern,anonon n Rtort1cs Mfrt%-t Bas1risy c1-
Five sunday a. b u. IN Daily.
, 1876-09-25

Kautns City Denver Fat Ex.,.1.:u ;, m 4: n ,u
#. Louis hPriaS SfeId Ey.,.fs HapIn ill., S:nj n i
It luuls 6rF!nSueld 4 Texas. u:Nip. nj III H.
Ickn and Peoria Fast ESprs+a s.u;lsn M aim In
IeUrn 1Ay Express ......,.is V;fsa III with, m
Peoria, keukuk s. tltfnst0u.is B:.y, III MI ~
EhltaSuH d HRLuta H. II! TX IL u;iHa NJ .nrtn IN
Elrrator. Laeun, Wa.ltou tsx. "l9 slT ~ sl;y Ju
IuicL dwight ArtuAnIhirl .;IsIi, ill., N.;ha nj
, 1876-09-25

what must he tho conclusion of him who marks
further tic quality Of tic life fotind III tnnnl
Man ctx.s not simply i've. hut lo| he tnlka, he
ssngs, j, laughs. lr loves, he ptav. l'e Webs
cctvcs right and wrnty, and gratis NIL 1ntt years
with his memory aud nil fulurs years viii, his
hope. He dies, Tut t death Ia lttelf significant,
for tho monuments hu ieaves behfnd tlffn II
even in ruins, tc1l ua tint the mfil that leaves
tnrh meaorials u greatness came not from.
dust, hut frs1tn God,
The chain Of being is cnmplGe IN moi
In mic Ia matters last EradAtt,n iNst,
And tho next step IN fpftft-hettyi
Thus the organic for,ns Of Garth. bcspcals a
Uml. This Is the argument cdmmtattye wttcl,
tnny well ill tho sonl With wotahip and hope.
1t ,'h well Into the general planof earth, for ~
na fa si ~ NJ " s ~ pI"pcit an
by this snctnd Of study the hcatt must tnil to
find tho conclusions an1 consultations Ut religion.
Man no more inl!crtta true t'nology or q de-
vout spirit than he fnlIerits the tfitlls Of State
moro lies manifest to ali, incapable u being dc.
icI or neglected, than tho wonders of ph!lost,-
ply or mechanics liz where no generation could
cschpe their discovery ntf their iise All things
valuable are hidden awny: md hence In 'lnr-
long gropcd around after It's Mixer and Savior,
II ats fha im nj: aS and sAs$ E ' IT,! &c
argument 10 only one OF probabilities,
Il fs one whose probability and aiEeet!onatul
nature or music these realms u the beautiful
pressvc. 1hcrc 10 no provision In l,aturu for
rcwardng neglect. The massive gatcs of learn
Ing, and culture, ami honor opcn only % thnse
who knock, and often thc mortal ol,ts!de must
knoyk loud aud long before t'e slow but beau.
ttful nature within will come forward and draw
nsdc tho bn!s. and bars. behind suel. portal.
ths worl.l's Ataker Is cntllrolNd, mud blessed
siial1 t'c 1,s wl9l after knockh'y a;'d waiting,
sa see the gttnE OF to Sa SS;efastg a"9
the method, M ot.c can co,ldcmn H.. It lies like
The ocean, to be. gaxcd ut, but not weighed OF
measured. suCl, being tho economy Of e1th,
the fdca, Of Cod, Wilt nsvcr ovcswheIm1i
man and u'tnpcl bclIcf;, It vii! not assa!l
prnud mind that TREATS It with contempt,
but, like nil the blesstngs that come u
sky to MI who seek ita face. There IL no pro
vision In nature for religious Instruction Of az
updevuut heart. The belief Ina Gol must ask
Of humility and Lnpc, and capabIc 0t prayer--.a
mind not demanding demonstration, hut will.
Ing To cast Itself Into the arnls Of d pure and
lofty hope. The hand of such 4 soul everything
in rature seems to grasp and hy II to pull up. "
ward. Nothing fully ASSURES 1t, hut n!l the
voiccs Of earth, Of nniurc and nr, OF 1sib1c and
Christ, nil the greatness Of t,G world, all the
partings Ut friends nil the hours In thr temple
of religion, ull The profound long!ngs ot tlle
living ind the tears OF rapture u the dying ten
foundations " of W its ia@tl. Waking up IN 'inlmor
tal!ty In MI uneloudcd Hight, ii Mill tlntl Is
chief joy, nut III hoasthg Of what perfect kt,uwl
edge Il pOsscsscLl TN eArt!, but III The nlcni0r,
Of service duly rendered In fatlt ut the nltui
uf Gud "wl.oln, not having seen, 1t loved"
, 1876-09-25

CHICAGO, ALTON l. eT LOUIS aul CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY l. DENVER sHOiT LIyES.
Enion JrtH,t. We4t slIt. hear Malt4an.at brjl-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The annual report Of the Grand Grove
OF the United States, Order OF Druids,
shows that the California members Of tho
Order have, during the past year. paid out
1924 for charitable purposes, TIL. State
ranking second the anHuh. ~ rent,
granted: Tue ofust ~ ss,a''ned ~ mo,,
.. ~ o'A'ss ~ o ~
Aus'rai'a Anu "'''' -.
Ramon Refs. q convict wa brought
from san Quentin 70 TIL: CITY yesterday.
lie u wanted as wines, IN hupa county
ue a.as1,,,, ~ a. ~ m. nov.
WIN on'pue'H Wons,,hsr Ia, nj. ~.
hle.Iiie .sV .ra, ,mrr;"cnmsnt ,or
seh'enoeu 'o,ou. 's h.p .;n.. ,n,rsd
tue same onehsc' anu ""' '"'0 1'"''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

majoritiss In the Senate and House Of
Representatives, and also because Of the
claims In various sections Of the Demo-
crais for official patronage. The T;.ss
considers that Governor Tildcn's ante
csdents are . guarantee against his Yield
ing 10 the pressure Of Southern Democrats
In favor Of reactionary measures. and In
any event II Is more obvious that there 10
no danger Of his asserting to measures Of
imitation or repudistien. He, moreover.
IL too sagacieus 10 modify his foreign
policy for Continental or Irish Democrats,
and there 10 no ground whatever. from .
financial or political poiAt Of view. for do
nying him tho confidence OF Englishmen.
We are bound 10 respect the clearly-pro-
nounced will OF the American people, and
we cannot consider II an unmiIsd mis-
fortune for the Republicans that they are
temporarily compelled to breathe the
bracing air Of opposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
.wur THEY REJOICE.

The London papers which rsjoiesd 90
greatly when rsbsllion raised Its head N
this country. are now following their old
trail. and s1ulting over the news which
was autographed them Tuesday night OIL
the election Of Tiidsn. The fact thai
the returns so far. BY no means assure
the victory Of 1ildsn. Is INN assrial.
The moment the London Times and
Standard, and Nsrs. received word Of
his election. they began 70 o over 1t
- the most glorious news which had
reached England for year,. Why did
thsy do iti For the same reason that
they rsjoicsd ovsr our troubles In 1850.
Because they Zee in the assumed cleo
ton Of Tildsn the beginning Of tbs end
Of this Rspublie; because they know
that Samuel J. Tildsn has said distinctly
that We have no right to "coercs q
stass:'' and that II the Southern States
again rsbsl. he will take no action ia
preserve the integrity Of this Union. II
The American people have been foolish
enough 70 elect Tlden. the humiliation
Of this nation in the eyes Of the world
10 d hand. The London papers know
this. and that il Why they rejoice at ,h'
prospect Of his election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
2 O = y q n.
tn. London Pres. on tn. Election.

Ths London Press on the Election.
LONDON. November 9.-The Daily Nse.
this morning. discussing the Presidential
election In the United States, says: "The
result cannot surprise any observer Of
American politics. II cannot cause q
reversal OF the legislation OF tho years
Immediately succeeding tho war. II Is q
change rather OF men than measures"
The Nee. says the election will cause no
injury TO American credit, and regards
tho payment Of the national debt In specie
As safe whichever party may be put in
power. II bases Its generally favorable
anticipations In . great measure on the
personal antccedents and moderation Of
Tiiden, who is likely 10 exercise . restrain
ing influence upon the extreme section Of
the party. II docs not as yet zee any indi-
cation that the election Affects the qucs-
ton Of protective legislation. Tho ques-
tions relative to the South have been the
deciding forces.
The .Sandari also regards Tilden's ante
cedents as furnishing . good guarantee OF
the honesty and moderation OF bis admin
istration and security against infiationism.
The .S,andari congratulates the Americans
on tho law-abiding spirit displayed
throughout the country. and says the
result Of the election 10 scarcely = greater
cause of congratutation than the fact That
30 close . contest for such . great station
should have passed without violence and
bloodshed. when riots In . few places
might have turned the scale BY intimidat-
ing voters.
The Tne. elaboratsly reviews the difa-
eulties which Mr.. Tilden will have 10 en-
counter In consequence Of tho conflicting
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
Why Old John DIdn't Smoke.

The following 10 John N~orton's-the old
apprehension for not using tobacco. In
Mr.. Murray's Adirondac story now run.
ming In the Golden Rule. The authors
humor and descriptive power. are clearly
seen In every paragraph Of this, his frat
serial story:
Henry" said 10 a. he stood leaning
over the end Of his boat, ',you come here
and we will hist boat into camp. dArc
say I am an old fool, but somehow I sofser
feel that this lake shore isn't 4uits the
SPOT 10 leave an honest mans boat on. I
can remember when 10 have done II would
have coat 4 man bis boat and scalp. too.
unIsss Ina Lsrd mercifully kspt III eves
nnon nv dream,."
I'm . moment The hat WA. nl.ced WHARF
,ha ola man vi.bed M and %,etting III hsct
.a.in., ~. ia. 10, . -.rnno,t he ,,i...d
sesmN.a.a. "a
~, 1850 49,. A. T'uinn NJ. 80
~ mn $500 r ALL /, x;sh .hn;.r hrsnd
:! y..n - ao,sh - rrns.
800 A. ~ III.
'e..T -. .h.,L - u.,- ..ia n.
-, , ~ A..
- NC nsae Io.iono ,eyosHoA ~
ne, win ~ manu- yy.v'
lhuness ~ nieah ~ your neA.s, oun y
% All uhs 'ome W 49, won.
anow "n vo'' " ~. aua .m ss
80 snyV( az, T..5.
WV 49,, ~ ~ .Lssa.a a..
1on"n.' lii liz, "hann5ss "a
90 ,oo Ia .s, Tor 7 JouLt N .
Ion.s 49,. az .-:.no.. q, thiry. M
nou.u 49,. sh.s~
can 'sho pies.uuo irIm w 'vsn, .ns' 80
INA nlA nOUNIIIHs GuN Ut UA1 DUEH IuGI-
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QUE ELRCfIoN nIsrArcnEs.

The CAro~ieis Of Virginia II growing
ahsat The reliability Of the Associated
Pres dispatches. upon which IL solely
depends for it, news from all over the
eosntry. The Gold Hill Nxws has NO
cause to grovl. either about the Associ-
atsd Press or any other association OF
news eathsren. We made arrange.
msnts. by the payment OF . very large
sam Of money. 10 secure the latsst re-
turns from the election. both from the
Associated Press and the San Franciseo
CAroaicis Association. The result Ia
that the Nsws has given more and bet
ter election returns than any journal in
Nevada. and whatever may be the de-
cision on the n~stionAl question, We con-
gratulais oursslves upon the fact that
vs have. through u enterprise. fur
niahsd our readers with the very latest
and most reliable election news.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
DON'T arr

No good Republican. Who hss shs
interest Of his party and eosntry a.
heart. will ALLOW his hops 70 fall him
because Of the sAvssss dispsaeAss which
have come over the wires during The
last twsnty-tour hours. That he con-
test was To be . close ons vas under
stood from the ant. The TACT that
samuel J. T,ldsn was the nominee OF
the Democratic party made this a GER
tsiniy. There 10 NOT . more mssisrly
political organizer in the country than
he. There is NO man who understands
better how TO conduct = political cam.
paisn than he and no had the money
10 aid him in carrying out his schsinss.
Against these schemes was arraysd the
virtue and intelligence Of the Americas
people. We still believe thai that viz
tue and that intelligence has carried the
day. despite the jubilani s,ulistion OF
our Democratic friends.
We shall probably moi know the sstual
ussult Of the election until tomorrow
afternoon. The estimated majority Of
either party may Be- reduced In many
staies. or wiped out altogether. BY the
returns FROM tAs intsrior. Il should not
be foreotisa that large sitss. - . ruls.
ere sure 70 20 Democratic. In them are
~eongrsga.sd eli the Lover elements Of
society /: the plus-usliss. whom . glass
Of whisky viii buy. and the rspssisrs.
vAo vote soften and early fss Q son.
sidsration. All these ouieasts 81 decent
society are employed BY The massssr Of
the Democratic party. 10 ofhsss the gen.
uins Republican majohtiss which arc
rolled up outsids OF the large siiiss.
When the country IL heard fron ID will
undoubtedly Be- found that many Of the
States now claimed BY the Democrats
are really Republican. and the najoiiss
hsr.ided all over the land viii certainly
be very materially reduced.
But even granting to the Democracy
every State which they claim. there 10
still. no. simply . chance. bot . probs-
biliiy. Of Hayss' election. His majority
will Be ridieulously small: q small that
every true patriot In the land sAosld b
ashamed OF Il. But q electoral vote
may suffice TO make Rutherford b. Hayes
President. OF eoarss. u would ~ more
pleasant to see him elected BY . large
majority; bat II We can elect him d all
re are satisaed.
The returns. 90 far - received. indi.
cate that Hayss will have iss Of the 800
electoral votes. al ell events; and per-
haps more. Coming returns may change
this result. either In favor OF. OF against
rs; but 70 Ear - We are able to judge
nov. eonesding every doubtful stais to
the Republicans. the vote siil stand thus
In the Electoral College:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
r AND rRUE.

Gold Hill Aas most nobly done her
duty IN the great political contest. and
all Of Gold Canyon. from The Divids 70
Carson River has Stood In nost gallant
~ for the 90 unsry. rolling up the lsrsss.
najodtiss for The Republican ticket OF
any In this SsAis. Loyal and true are
the people Of Gold Canyon. They are
among the moss intelligent. ssnsisls and
practical Of the Pacific Cssss popu-
~istion. and they all reed The aoIp HnL
Nrws. Moreover. ws are not ready 70
pail down the old Gag and sausndss 70
the Southern coaisdsraey at the hrss re-
esipt Of bad news OF sisn Of defeat. We
feel ashamed Of some Of our more pre-
tsntous soatsnpsnrss In this rsspsst.
Never "squsai" OF throw up your
hands until you ere whipped. Neg.us
10 out until its played out. when Gold
Hill surrsndsn the American nation 10
whipped. The Confsdsraey viii please
stand back awhile.
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Gaming sued the city for maiarial al.
hietion. A medical witness testified:
malaria Affects the esrsbrum and esre.
bsllum. The eorpuscl.s and sporadic
fungi svaporais moisture. and heat will,
by capillary attraction. supsrinducs an
indamatiou Of the tissular formation,
followed BY remission and relapse
And the .tosey.hearted jury gave poor
Gaming only % cents for all that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

The civil government and admins
,ra,ion Of Turkey are based on the Ko.
ran and its Textbooks. which arc infal-
libls suidss for every Turkish official.
They absolutely forbid any equality be-
tween Nohammsdans. Even 10 the
Porte wished to carry out the sIacted
reforms the Koran makes II impossible
In la an
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
SETTLE UP FORTHWITH.

NG YIlHKExHEIMZR HAVING RETIRED
ILL., nom business On account Of III health.
and being ahsut 20 leave Gold flill. calls upon
all thoss Indebted 10 him 10 come and settle
Immediately, - % 10 snable him 10 leave -
pssu - possible.
MR. thAHKRHHkIMM proposes leaving
tlrsstiy ann the ayt Of October pay-dsys. and
ell Indebted 10 hin Who do not come fbrvard
pronptiy and settle will be left 10 the tsndss
nsrslss Of legal ofhser or eolisetsr. ssitf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

Sam one apprentice to another. my
boss 10 Q better man 10 work for than
your old man. Ny boss ain't always
round his shop interfering with his "
business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN TnR DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United siairs. for the District Of Ne.
vada.-In the matter Of y. KLOSTRRMAN. Q
Bankrupt, IN Bankruptcy United States Of
America. district Of Nevada, % "A warrant In
Bankruptcy has been Issued By said Court
against the estate OF y. Klostcfm,n. OF the
town OF Gold Hill. the county Of Storey and
State Of Nevada, In said District, Who has been
duly adjudged bankrupt upon the petition Of
his creditors: and the payment OF any debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging 10
said bankrupt TO him. or ~ bis use. and
the transfer OF any property BY him. are for.
hidden by law. A meeting Of the creditors
OF said bankrupt, Ia prove their debts and
choo- one or more assirnees Of his estAie.
win he held at = Court ~ bankruptcy. 10 be
holden ., Virgins. In psid ~i.trict. on the
Ki0HTERNTH DAY or NOVEMBER. A. d.
1916. at ! o'clock r. ~. a. the nice OF Il.
siroiher, Ron No. I odd Fellows Building,
corner Of q and Smith streets. one of the Reg.
isiefs In Bankruptcy Of said District.
AUGUSTUS ASH,
United States NArshal and Messenger In Hank.
ruItcy for said District. no1td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

Tho Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. Il Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.