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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-14

MissISo.-william II. Cnllen Of Ply
mouth. Marshall county. Indiana, is do-
sirous Of ascertaining the present where
| abouts Of his father. George Cullen. II liv-
ing. lie last wrote wrote home from Nir-
ginia City. In 1866 since which time all
| trace Of him has been lost. The missing
man was a carpenter by trade.
PIcSIc PosrPoSED.-Owing 10 the cold
weather at present prevailing, tho picnic
excursion ~ the Presbyterian Sunday
School To Trcadway's park. which IL was
| intended IN have taken place tomorrow,
has been postponed till Saturday. Septem.
Der 18th. Al the date last mentioned the
excursion will surely take place II the
weather will permit.
ArISE portrait Of the late Hon. q. L.
DE Long. enlarged from a photograph Of
| the ordinary size and retouchei In India
| ink, has Just been finished by Mrs. Emma
ellis smith. All who knew Mr.. DE Long
| recognize Mrs. Smiths production rs al
excellent likeness.
OK Professor Berliner's back porch there
are several very largo spiders. Ono Of
| them h. nearly the siza Of n mouse. and
gnIns down COMMUNICATED lilies without
shutting his eyes or straining a muscle.
He resembles tho boss fireman Of virginia
City.
AwAsrE pipe was yesterday being laid
10 carry away the condensed water which
h,s heretofore collected under tho floor Of
the engine room Of the Gould 4 Curry
hosting WORKS. s"eh al a'''nS'H''"' ~"
W." o"e
AssrssarSr.-An assessment oil one dol
lar per share IL ie'ied ny 'he .fo"h roln'
Mining Company aeiingnSh' on .he i,ml
sayersi.inr columns TODAY.
n,,s mn w,,on No, hrolon
- c.
week aso, has poen III, yu.ve
tart mn.
- ,uh.r.,, A.. w..,
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No. c6-NEw DKrAnrrRE.-Jco Cowan.
proprietor Of tho well-known and popular
hrt-elass saloon No. CO South Q street.
Virginia. opposite Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S,
hss changed his saloon to a bit house. In
orJer 10 suit the times. Thai IL to say he
only charges bit a drink for the same
choice liquors no has heretofore sold for
two Lit.. He KEEPS the best brands of
wines. liquors ard cigars. and having had
much experience in the business he expects
10 continue giving the same good satisfae-
zion that he has always done. Drop In
and sec joe about 10 When you are up to"h.
~ISrrnKsr REprcrp.-Mr. A. W. White
manager Of the Virginia Savings Bank
gives notice 10 all persons having stock
accounts with the bank. that The rats OF
interest on the same has been 70
one per cent. per month.
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EUROPE.
Is,tr,AL DbrArcrEs TO rns ooiD HiLI
Ia ~ Nrws.l
Tho ur,u. War ,u m. E..s.


The 0rsat War Tn the East.
LONDON, Sept. i3.-A llussian Official
dispatch from Porelin. dated "Wednesday
night. says: "we c~snnonsded Picvna
from daybresk yesterday until 5 =. NJ.
when an assault was made by our troops.
By evening three Turkish redoubts had
been taken BY General SkobelsiG, while
General Radionoff had carried tho Grivics
redoubt. General Radionofr WAS wounded
slightly. and Adjutant schelibar. com.
mander OF tho Seventeenth infantry regt-
ment. and General Dobrowalsky, chief Of
the Third ride brigade. were killed. seven
Russian battalions and one Roumanlsn
battalion took part in the assault on Orr.
vica redoubt. We captured two standards
and i've guns. Our Losses In wounded
alono exceed 5000 men. Tho number
killed Ia not acertained. At dsybreak to-
day Q vigorous artillery flro Was recon.
msnced along tho whole line. Our
troops are In front Of tho Turkish for.
tincation. In tie positions taken ysstsr-
day.
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YOU HAVE NO c

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dys
pepsls or LIVER Complaint, 10 there any rec
son why you should 70 on nom day 70 day
complaining with Sour Stomach, slek Hsaf'
ache. habituai Cos i,eness. paipttation Of the
burning rains at the pit Of the stomach, yei
low kin, cosisd tongue and dissgreeabie taste
In tho mouth. coming up Of food after ealing.
low spirits. etef mol 10 10 positively youf
OWE fsuit n you do DO 70 your Duegist and
get Q bottle Of 0reen'r August Flower f.f ~
cents and your cue 10 certain; but u you doubt
this, got Q sample hottie for 10 cents and try u.
Two doees will relieve you. We On
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Issr~es ~assistisss.

lur rur A. AND y. TELEGRAPH LIss.l
SAN FR,Scisco. sept. ii-2;i5 ?. N.
Northern Belle. lss.
Belcher. GU, 1,GS.
Best 4 Beleher. Is. Is bio.
Exehequer. ss.
Savage. 7k,7As.
Eureka Con-. 40. isA si0.
California. 2sS, asa, 2sS, 2sh.
Hale 4 Norcross. ca.
Endowment, "a, >, ~.
Raymond & Ely. II. i3s.
Con. Virginia. 81, jlh.
Do Frees, I %.
Justice. 49,, i2h.
Gould h Curry. 81.
Yellow Jacket, 81.
Chollar- Poto-i. 3tS.
Caledonia. J 80.
Sierra nevada. ~.
Navajo, "a.
Savage. ia.
Gown Point, 4 IL.
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An Opportunity for the AFFLICTED.

Two or moro Of tho Surgeons Of tho
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE will visit
VIRGINIA err, NEVADA. Rooms st the
fREDERIcK HousE. September 18th and
10Th. 1877. They will come prepared with
all the apparatus for which this Institu-
ton has become 90 Justly renowned. No
Institution In tho world has successfully
treated 40 many cases Of Spinal Curvature.
Diseases Of tho Joints. Club Feet. Crooked
Limbs, Paralysis. Piles. Fistuls and Nasal
Catarrh. Patients from almost every
county In tho United States have applied
to II for relief. either at the home Inst:
tute at indianapolis. Indiana, or 70 o OF
il Grand Divisions at philadelphia Pa,
Atlanta, Geogia. or San Francisco, Cal.
The sfilcted cannot Afford to nils this op-
portunity Of consulting these Surgeons.
and being cured at home.
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rh.m.. Beixhie'- Death.

Tho funeral OF Thomas Beighle. who
died In Gold Hill day before yesterday
,ool place a, II A. N. to-day. and was at
tended by a large number Of his brother
miners. acquaintanees and friends. he
died in consequence OF injuries received
in the shaft Of the Consolidated virginia
mine where he Was working some three
weeks ago. lie hal gone into the shait to
cool OF. and WAS injured by n descending
cage. the injuries being principally TO his
head and hip, which finally resulted In
paralysis and apoploxy. which was tho i'm.
mediate cause of his death. lie was aged
thirty.two years aud leaves a wife and in
FAINT child In Gold Hill.
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A FINE raING Eoa rnn TRRru

Pageant sosoDOsr is = composition Of
the pursst and choicest Ingredients Of the
Oriental v. cetabls kingdom. Kvery lngrdistt
IL we'll kbown 10 have n beneficial eject On the
I ,eth and gums. Its embal ming or sn,iseptic
property and aromatic fragrance makes II .
sreeabls adofs from tho br sth caused by CO
tarrh. bal teeth. etc. II 10 entirl II free from
the Injurious and aerid properties 'f tooth
paslsz sod powders, which de-trty The enamel.
Ons bottle lalts six months.
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TiiI PAi.aCR RATING STAND.

Fur . roast of beef uneIeelied In storey
county, 60 TO Thomas Hsrron's Rating Stand.
In the Palace Sal ON. No. : North q stret.
Virginia City. Frrsh oysters Of all hour In
svery style. yofty nlners always on hand Of
nlIht. For ta-'y, home siyle Of cooking. and
Try n. apis m
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EspRciAL ArrgNrIuN HERE.

Notice the "str Remedies" Dr. Van
Dykc's "AniLbilious CURE IL preferred to al
other djspeptlc medicines. First, II dser not
gripe. secona, Il dos not nsuseats. Third.
IL 10 pli srsnt 10 taste and smell.
"T'rout oil Uintmrht " Ia prepared from Lake
Tahos Trout. and IA the best l.iniment IN the
world for rheumatism, Sear..g,S aud sprains.
DO 10 jour druggist. ret n sample bottle VI
esch, ire- Of rhsrs-. Trout on. 81 ccnir pr
bottle; Anti.bil.su Curc. one dollar. auiJ iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-14
pR0m a DIsrINGIIsmED JunIsr.

"I h,vo tried the PERUVIAN srRrr and the
result faily suciains your prediction. II has
made n new man Of me -infnscd into my sys.
TEN new vigor and energy. I Am no longer
trenuioos and debilitAted a. when you last
cav me-. bot stronger. h%esrtier, and With larrer
at any time during the iast i've years." sold
by I'll druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-14

ANOTHER MiLL.-A new mill and = fur
mace are To be erected at the Mount David
son mine. ophir canyon. on tho road to
washoe lake. The free milling ore will be
worked BY mill process. and the refractory
ore, u which there il . large quantity. will
be run through the furnace.
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both. He had examined tho LAWS, and
concluded that the various Acts OF Con.
gress we're cloar and unmistakablo In the
p~ositlon that the faith Of the United States
10 solemnly pledged to the payment, In
coin or Its equivalent. OF Its bonds and
notes, except In cases where tlie law has
expressly provided that the same may DO
paid In lawful money, or other currency
than gold or silver. In Q word. all
bonds and notes not expressly payable In
lawful money were to he paid in goldsor
silver. The claim was never made or
heard that the bonds must DO paid In
gold until silver began to depreciate. and
there was no intention on the part OF any
legislator that they should be. He allud-
cd briefly to
II QUESTION or R~EzuMPTioy.
Urging that resumption should DO DELHI
crate and final. IL would be . terrible CO.
lamity to resume for . little while and
then be compelled to suspend. To resume
In gold alone means q permanent demone-
tization OF silver. He closed with . strong
appeal for gold and silver As legal tender
money. and said "There has mover been
too much gold and silver in the past. and
w. 80 go. ,sIn.a .h..' 49, ~ ~.
-.ds csi,,arr9s ,nd ars.s.,,. ,nin.s ~,
inyention mins. NJ discovo"v minss NJ
,nins. vhsra ,ha ,,,,lass intsi.
isct rorls who.e Jentb. are ~unfsiboms.
BILE. whose capacities are inexhaustible and
whose demands shall forever subordinate
and utilize the utmost productions Of gold
and silver. But with U mines OF gold
tor Ist-san Fnrnn. .na Al n. an
on,Sor,rr,,v Co. n%.fion.I in,nro.sm.nt-
x.r.,. III s"mn,a.anas. ~ tre...
wna,A ,AIe.y sna e9mp'eehes 49,.
VI - ~, Ssn.aci.ta
so III. h.u %nt,,,.a ,ha whoia
liz aoiS g.. .om,s s,,nar Tor a.bor. AMI
,ecminr nr",ucts 10, III, n will la our
Ss.,iay a.. I'm. 20 contro, ,bs commsrce
~ a. va.,I ~
W "o "i'1
REVOLUTIONS or THE CONVENTION.
The executive council reported mat
having considered the resolution request
Ing tho President OF the convention 10 &c
loot . committee TO consider the plan OF ro-
sumption proposed by Mr.. Coe' uley, deem
IL inexpedient TO appoint q special COM
miitoo Tor tnat purpose anu, a. inc e1ocu'
i've council OF this association mas ocon 80
enlarged ~ 70 inciude memDcrs IN every
part oil the country, that " Is considered
most expedient to refer tho question 70
them. The council having further report
oil that, having considered the resolutions
offered by Mr.. Coo OF New York N NJ.
Deschler OF Ohio, thoy submit tho follow
ing resolutions ne covering the subject:
THAT In thA nnini0n nI tlia llanplnll0n.
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a GARD.

To all aho arr suffering from the errors and
indiscrrtions Of youth. nervous wesknrss. carry
Dc, ~. ioss OF manhood. oto. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. YaEE ~ ciIAnoI.
This great reniSiy Vas discovered by . n iss!on.
arg IN south America. Scnd . pcIf-addressed
envelope TO tho Rhv. JOSEPH T. INMAN.
station ID, Bible House, New York City.
mh3O 6m
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NE WOULD ousH.
writing a. i. Pine Ars o. the Com.
stock.

H.. w.. h,;cl,t oca rcoro Aha, ,ha nv.
erasc IN many ~respec~-pu' nc was eurseu
with o fatal tendency 10 gush. His card
80. ;r..rihoJ \ v.Id.u,r Arbertson
- $500 -"
Las' IuesdAy ne came 10 INC SI"s ONCE
and said he wished to become a'reporter-
that writing was his native gift. Ho did
No, s,,c,Iv claim IN hs . noet. lint binted
~ poss'p,lues whien pointed IN tnAt ai-
rection. In MS nahus ne pore reeommen'
oAnons rom 'ese,a p'V,esn, 'san
cAts ol soou ehA,a..e' I,om ~ msuy
preachers; anu = ietter OF ihTeoucuon
I1om PSioo eoaI. Iep%'sI .A
sseursu nun paALt !. sanhs IL ~ H.
snAAioss " snon "ns.
20! ". ~ ~ ~ os.,.I.'ion
M e,ns n, a. 49, . go
1hs.n ~. ~. n,.;Ja ,hpp o,L.r
u,orni,o .mi !, .h;cS ,ra rnrch rsm.
sis..as.s ,horch,
~ .eeun ~ M i,s,n ,a M cIitor
.a,,r,an..rv nnon I'm.
u.n;,v \" ,ha s.., that on,rrsl. and i'm.
hroeiio. eon,;nns Ias, snnJsv morning.
~, 49," ~. =, a., anil tho ,sn,le snirit
- p".~a .s.n.I hrca.i,n, o,er The com.
an;s. 81 neo., 'sUoc,siiv In ,ho vicin.
,,n =. a.. n,,;Js
'! NV ''',u.
oen W. shlmius ..o.sa ~ ~. III,
r rrsa ~ .ns MN sS ,nns Ihu S ~, m.,,n nrsyn,'':
-
How iiec = p,cssInS Wa" uSs
nessen lne .is'n W. sPas 4, al
s'amonus on w ,,"'"
no.,y hhI ns,o so,,r s.,,ov" h,ot. \,
an. aJ;,ar ~. ',cn', sor rnnw ~. Jon't
~. soa = ~ nj. .arntr.
IT," .~s s "a,y ~. n,a,ha., 70 wa nrin,s,
.nsh .,nT" "
"" u, ,i.,I., an.
~ n.,, AL ms ,,s.,s
ny IN Iii .,na,, /, aor x.rr ~.
anu "" 'N ~
PThi. - ~ 81, ,,.,,, 500, ,,o ~.
d. .n1 Nv ,a.d,n. ~" .nn,Innat
.' a. a. nsnoaJ All n..,...
.-..-.. .uoyy u LA .-
u',us sA.eu au'n'iansv Nv ~ s...
.n.n M. , sa." ,us .asn. "sn.n.s sns
MY ,su,ns ,lom .nv .sPsl. H.
'ne n.sI auio' y,n WV
eAs.e,n no'llon' ING sapso ha
prsy oprn on iu'.s ms ,,sL.
los, Iosea'e-nsure '.a : ISnh
s.,e..u noneIs oe, ,no pa.n"a' "a a. nns
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Msaeary.

NEW YoKK. sept. AL a. NJ.
Currency. 97@95t.
silver. ietia.
Trades, 9ia Q9tA.
Gold opened at 81.
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q. n. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Dsnk Of califor.
MIA, Gold nDi, keeps constantly ON hand ali
fayarite brands Of Imported Cigar. ohoIce bit
cigars. Ill II .ds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
sthsum pipes, nutr, candles. fne cutlery. and
toys and iabcy gocLs of all kinds. sp2s m
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The entire score on tho s00-yard range
Ia: Americans. 575 British. $50.
When the British team had flushed
firing at the s0O-yard range, they had made
. total OF $50 points. or moro than ysstcr-
day at the same range. Tho Britisfi were
one hour longer than the Americans at
this first range. and from this fact . N Idea
may be had Of tho difernco In tho styles
Of shooting. Tho Americans have now.
barring accidents. o safe lead Of ~ points
thus far In the contest.
The American team closed their inning
at the 8O0-yard range with the brilliant
score OF SIS. a. follows: Jewell u, BLY,.
donburgh ~, Allen 20, Weber "a, Bruce
"a. jackson 20. Dakin 20. Hyde 72-total
575. This IL seven points ahead Of yes.
terday's score at the same distance. When
the Americans led their opponents ten
points.
The British team In tho s00.yard range
mads the best score ever made by them.
IN II 9O0-YARp nlsoE
Tho American IA shots show ca points.
and the British shots 81. Lunch followed
tho shooting at the S00.yard range, and at
2 tho signal gun for the 90O-yard range
fired. Dakin led Off for tho Ameri.
cans with q bullseye. followed by Halford
Of tho British team with Q like score.
About six thousand people arc present and
the greatest good hnmor prevailed. OF
the British team Sir Henry Halford ap.
pearcd to be the favorlte.
Sir Henry Halford has scored flvc bulls
eyes at 300 yards. Miner and Rigby arc
doing we'll. Among the Americans
Blydcnburg and Bruce lead. Allen. Of the
American team. has already made twelve
consecutive bullseycs.
e The first Ave shots ut tho o00-yard range
gave the Americans eleven points the
lead. The total lead so far 10 hfty-three
points.
CREEpnooa. Sept. II $40 p. a.-The
American team total at 300 yards Ia 55i.
The British team total score ut 900 yards
IL $50.
At TnE TnousASp.yARD RANGE.
CREEpxooR. Sept. ti.-i p. M.--At the
lO00.yard range the Americans In ~ shots
ecorod ~. the British In 0 shots. IS.
Bruce and Blydenburgh scored four'con-
sccutive bull's-cycs.
NEw Yogx. Sept. 1i.-The crowds arc
,ho contc.t Ia ani.bsJ fev missrs nv
,hc Imsric.ns NJ ,he Iooo.y,rd range
would Inc Agreeable Apparently. AZ II would
give The match The Character Of a contest.
"e"a'or noSss"s s"""'s'o"
RIcnMoND, Ind, Sept. i3-hnoVing tie
extreme weakness Of Senator Morton.
m,nv citizen. feared thu result OF the OF.
IL.
a''e"a'ns i''aen' ~
to-day. His medical advisers and the
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g. AND ouGiIs

Sudden change, Of climate are source, 81
Pulmonary aud Bnnrhial Affections. Take o.
once Browns bronchial Trochee. le, the Gold,
Coach or irrtstion Of tho Throat be ever 90
slight.
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The following business was transacted
In thi, Court to-day:
W. c. Bell ct al. vs.. Thomas C~uiiigan-
Cause argued and taken under advise
ment.
Ophir Mining Company ". Sarah lane
Cooper-Dofendant allowed five additional
days in which to answer.
Breed 4 Crosby VI. II. T.. keating- De
murrer sustained. Five days given IN
which 10 amend the complaint and ten
days thereafter In which 10 plead.
John Gillig ~. W. \. WhitAker-Con-
tinued for the term by consent.
Court took a recess for Grand Jury to
report.
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STOCK REPORT.
saa Franchise Board.


LAST EvrSrSa.
40 Raymond h Ny. II, ubi0
30 Eureka Con-. 10, ~. tssso
so Alp..1
" rhenix. 5Oc
500 Jackson. &c
80 Rye Patch. 10. ~
4sD al Donio south, an
100 X X Con-,
IFS Leopard. IN.
l54 Oils. I @.lS
sO Belmont. tc
$50 Panther. I. SIC. eoc
ans Northern Belle, ISM. is'.. 10. isx
lrO Hus~sy, 1c
IS Manhattan. II
iOD DE fre~-.l s5, Q. 2 bS
40 enrd Prize, II. iI.. lex 80
it.D Argent., $50. MI
sD Grand CeDtrsi.i
ans sndowmsni. AZ. 100. -. . %. sTo. ais
ais Independence, 70. i93
40 Young America. las
lso Venture. ~. ! Is, I 10
1850 Silver Prize. ! 20, I n, is
li5O Hornet. IN
ms, Moios. 70: | o.. ix. ~ bis. ~
595 Nev Coco. Soc
lAO MinnlsttA Belle, I co
40 aolden Chariot, ~
40 Lesds. . 10. . IS. 39
sso nslshsr. !; : ..7s.7. bio.N
2s5 sierra Nsvsds. 4 ~. l..t5
rs Justice. iss, IN. isi.
Jo5 Caledonia. $50
40 California. ~
40 Coal 4 Curry. y.
9l3 Ovsrman. a.
ioN Ysno1 Jacket, ios bio. 49,"
t1o Iupsrial pc
so Hale / Sorcro-.. CO. e.. 6sS
Jas ctownr oint, ~
3s AitA.t
I'D Utah. IN. nk
arlsiphs. i2X, ~. IAN
~ Ialls. a., ~ T.
- $3.50 ~
>psa- \ nxinis. ~ IN
ran ssxzxas
l1 cpssf. NV. ia, isS
20 H<Hlc.n. los.
- 0-oa.nt csry.
A.. D. A-1 l1sieh<r. tst
au csifc.nla. 49,. 81
600 ssvast. Tx.T,s.Is
as Con. Vhsinia. sis, Jis ba, siS
$40 Hale q NorerOs-. t.,tk
- chollar. potosi, 10
100 Crown Point. ts.t9.tsoS
sd Yellow Jacket, los, TO-. bio, 10
go Imperial. soc. yse
20 kentuck. 81
as5 Alpha. nv. u.. fk
go belcher, 7
a Utah, ~. I'm
eco Balloon. os.sS
10 Conhienee.3
iO sueoor. IN
iT,0 Juiis. ~, as. N
s5 silver Hill. > 10
30 DariAnelles IN
81 New York. tOc b3b
no Alta. 4. 3Y5
a. Lady Washington, lk.tS
ISIS Andrs, IOr, I5e
no LsyiAthAn. rc
t0 south Justice
100 North Con. Virginia. 1c
~ Prospect. &c
i0t0 Kxehequer. ss. it.sis
10 Overman. 2tk, ~
leo Union Con-. 81
.ioss Jasiies. ~. Nv. iss. Is. ha. isS Is. Is
50 Wells Fargo. nc
go Trojan. Toc. s5c
$50 PcJtoaa. VIC. PC
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DISTRICT COURT.


la tho District Court for the First Judi
cial District Of the State Of Nevada. Rising.
Judge. the following business was yes'er'
day transacted;
T. u. Atkinson W. W. L. Dowling--
Plaintiff ordered 10 return ~ the Sherin
the property In controversy.
State vs.. Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company go Defendant permitted 10 ME
notice Of motion To set aside default.
State W. California Mining Company
Same as above.
L5nkey & Smith ". 7. j.. MeCleiiani-
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
W. 4. Bell 81 al. W. Thomas Culiigan
ct ATRIAL commenced and continued
ill 10 A. ". to-day.
Ophir Mining Company vs.. Mrs. Cooper
Time TO answer extended fvo days.
Philo Randolph W. A. A.. sa,age-or-
dered that a commission issue TO taxi tes-
timony. and three days b. allowed To pre-
pare i~nterrogatorios and one DAY Tor cross
inierrogatories. Co.,
Richard Mercer W. James walsh =
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six days granted.
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, 1877-07-21

Sometime since an article appeared in
the Adoocate. with editorial comments
from the writer of this article. This re.
ply was then sent to that journal, which
declined to ublish it, no: wishing tU
commence any controversy with f. II
W., who now requests lis to publish the
whole matter; but us the articles in the
Adrocate have been generally read, We
simply give place to the following re
ply:
Mr.. EDITOR You say that you
prinsed and commented upon aR article
sn0t because of the classical beauty OF
the language employed, or the learning
shown in the composition make nu
pretentions to either-I coacede both to
you-you are full of them. "Such men
as f. II. M. desiring TO be free from all
the restraints Of a true Christian lite,
whether they be moral or religious" etc
what right have you to say that wish
to he free from moral restraint 2 l con-
fess to wishing to he free from all relig.
ioas restraint ; for religion and supersti
tioa are synouomous with me, and have
nothing in common with morality for
there are many religions, and but one
morality which is elder than any Of
them--is a natural law of our being
exists in the nature Of things-is a mat
ter OF science-and not dependent on ar.
bitrary human authority or special revel
alton, and is not at all sscta,ian, which
you admit yourself to be-.
The Unitarian's denial of worshiping
Jesus, amounts to but little in view OF
their acts, for actions speak louder than
words. And when they claim "that
Jesus was perfect man and the only
man who attained moral Perfection
and thus continually harp on that one
string, it looks, to an outsider, very
much like what is commonly viewed as
worship. You claim to be a sincere and
earnest thinker seeking for the truth
but when you express disgust at nay say
ing, Jesus is one man and / am an
other you show but little evidence Of
selfhood or free thinking, but only OF
bondage to another's thinking. Cannot
| say Jesus is one man and aln an
other without boasting of myself
Must | say Jesus is one man and am d
nonentity, or one like him in every re-
spect 2
BE thysclt" isa wise precept. And
it should be no disparagement to any
man for saying, 81 propose tolbe myself
but what is the use of trying to follow
an "ideal man." Why not rather study
the principles OF our being and carry
them out One who would undertake
to.follow an ideal man is slave. A
tree man follows science physically
mentally and morally.
f. II. M.