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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
rllE coNrRInrrIox BOX.

A cynical reader sends Us the follow
ing editorial which Will be read with In
tsrsst even By those Who may fail 10 ses
the justice Of the rsmarks:
There are many pleasant features at
tachsd to the services OF o Christian
Church; many attractions to draw thith-
or the young and the old. But there 10
one unpleasant feature which rspels
more than the attractions invite. It's
the svsr.pressnt contribution box. Its
stuck under ysur nose at the conclusion
OF the sermon. and you are invited to
'.givs unto the Lord" not quietly. and
in secret, o. the Bible snjoins. but os-
tsntatiously and in ssch . manner that
your nsiehbor shall know just the value
Of your mite. and gauge You accordingly
in n worldly AID spiritual measure.
There 10 many . man kept away from
church because he cannot Afford this
luxury Of giving to the Lord 7" There
Il many q nan who would give his dime.
but Is afraid to do Il in the presence OF
his nsighbor with more money. who
gives his quarter or his half. There is
many a man who thoughtlsssly wandsrs
into a church without . cent In his
pocket. and who has been covered with
shame and modification as the plate
was showed in his face. Men like these.
who have soms little pride. We repeat.
are actually driven away from the Lords
temple. because he has not blessed them
with this worlds goods so plsntfully as
be has some OF their neighbors.
All this Is wrong. and Is doing much
To injurs the work Of God on earth.
The great Creator 10 not q beggar. AMI
10 never commanded his followers to DO
SO. What he requires 10 the salvation
Of souls. not the collection Of aims In
public. When the soul il saved. the
man will give Of his goods to support
the church and "evsngelixe" the Chi.
nssc. as Il his duty TO do. ID course
money must lie had TO carry on the good
work. but there Is no necessity to col
lset 1t BY eYtortion. and the mortiaca
ton Of those whose circumstances rem
der II impossible to give. There Is no
necessity Of turning the Church Of God
into q theatsr. and saying to the con.
gresation : "You have sosn the play;
now pay your admission" Lstths con.
tribution box be placed in the doorway
into which coin may be dropped. rs we
enter or depart. Nothing would be lost
BY this. for every COMMUNICATE who
could afford 1t would deposit his mite.
II would DO done in secret as the Lori
commands. and many o man who Is
now restrained from attending divine
service would flock to the churches AMI
help TO swell the ranks Of the consre'
Cation. ultimately, perhaps, to DO gath.
cred into the peaceful fold Of the Cool
| Shepherd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

A rRKScnNAs thinks he has a lien
upon the newly discovered real estate In
the vicinity OF Mars. At u meeting OF
the Academy Of Sciences held In Paris
recently. a communication was read
from Marssilles stating that n. Borslii
had discovered the satellites Of Mars
simultaneously with Professor Hall at
Washington. his observation, begin
ming n little later. but being definite
rather earlier" This Is an ambiguous
way Of putting 1t. Does II mean that
Just before the American discovered the
satellites. the Frenchman made up lis
mind that Is was an uncommonly prom.
Using section for moons2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
ORR cONGnEsssIAN's POSITION.

Hon. Thomas Wren. u Representa-
tative In Congress. was in Carson SUM-
day. and has been interviewed by . re-
porter Of the appeal in regard to his
opinion Of the Presidents Southern
policy. AIR. Wren says that President
Hayes Is honest in the policy which he
has adopted. aud 10 he succeeds in bring
ing about q complies reconciliation be-
tween tho North and the South. the
whole country will have cause for graft
iude. He has his doubts. however.
abou, the success Of the experiment. bu,
as the Presidents acts are now ire
~trsvable. "no possible good can accrue
from a fierce opposition. while the re-
suit may not only rebound 10 the dstri.
ment OF the Republican party. hut
AGAINST the best interests OF the nation"
Mr.. Wren l,li,v0 il TO lie the duty O
every Republican in both Houses Of
Congress TO act in harmony with the
President.
On the silver question Mr.. Wren IL
particularly sound. lie says 10 the
reporter:
&c" am Ina favor 90 . double standard;
not because l am a representative Of \
silver producing state. hut ON general
principle; for the public veal. The de-
monetizaticn act was slipped through Con-
gr,ss without the Importance 81 the sub
feet bang taken under proper advissment.
or with the regulate consideration. The
result VI the passage Of that inIudicious
act was an injury 10 tbs poorer classes
while 10 benefited only . few grzsping
Spectators in Wall street. The question
u double or single standard always had
received insigniiesnt attention at the
hands VI Congros. until senator Jonos
male the vitality u the subject felt"
On the whole w do not think the ell
tor Of the appeal has drawn much from
our Congressman upon which 10 base
his editorials against President Hayesin
the future; and good Republicans will
rejoice 10 realize that they male NO inis-
take when they elected Thomas Wren to
represent them in Washington. lie is
loyal 10 the hearts cote.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

" there are sermons in common.sized
stones. there Is the promise and the po-
tsncy Of q whole theological library in
an obelisk like cleoratra's Needle. which
is soon to be set up in London. Dean
Stanley. In the course Of q sermon de.
livered in Westminster Abbey a fortnight
ago. intimaisd that the obelisk had many
a moral. II had once stood at the door
OF the great Roman Temple Of AleIan.
dria. which had become the cathedral.
and II was close 10 the foot Of the ODE.
lisk where the wise. gifted and beautiful
Iiypaiis had been torn to pieces with
the shells and poisherda Of the shore.
by u bigoted people. with the sanction,
and probably at tue insiigaiion. Of n
Christian Archbishop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
An Opportunity for til. AFFLICTED.


Two or moro OF the Surgeons 81 the
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE will visit
vm0ISIA CIrY. NEVADA. Rooms at the
FnEDERicK Housg. September 18th and
10Th, 1877. They will como prepared with
all tho apparatus for which this lnstitu-
ton has become 40 justly renowned. No
Institniion In the world has successfully
treated 90 many cases Of Spinal Curvature.
Diseases Of the Joints, Club Feet, Crooked
Limbs. Paralysis, Piles. Fistula AMI Nasal
Catarrh. Patients from almost every
county In tho United States have applied
10 II for relief. either at tho home Insti.
tute at indianapolis, Indiana. or 70 OF
Its Grand Divisions at Philadelphia, Pa,
Atlanta, Gcogia. or San Francisco, Cal.
The afflicted cannot Afford to miss this OPP
p~ortunity Of consulting these Surgeons.
and being cured at home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
NEVADA ITEMS.

New mines have bssn discovered about
twelve miles north Of Carlin. whlch
promise to DO quite valuable. The
fedees are said to be well defined, and
carry free ores, which assay from $50
to 5000 per ton in silver. The discov-
erers OF the mine have organized O min
Ing district called Richmond. and have
started a shaft on the principal lead. to
which they have given the name OF
Broadhorns.
The amount OF charcoal consumed
daily at the furnaces in tho Eureka dis
trict will reach. ut the present date. close
TO 10, 200 bushels. This amount will DO
largely increased a. the idle furnaces
resume operations. There IL also on
hand ct the various reduction works
about 600, 900 bushels. and large guam.
titles are arriving. both by rail and
team.
The Phoebe Record says Owners Of
mines near Jackrabbit are commencing
TO get elated at the prospects they have
for striking II big. Samples from the
lodges OF the mines owned In that vicin-
ity by Il. Drolette. George Kendall and
the Cults boys came into Phoebe
during the week. wore assaysd and
allow up well.
Last evenings Carson Tribune says /:
Tomorrow morning Jesse L. Waters
will start from the head OF Clear creek
fiune In u boat and ride down TO its
mouth. He has arranged TO be In his
boat at Z o'clock A. NJ. and proposes 10
arrive at the lumber pile in thirty.tivc
minutes.
The pigeon shooting at the coming
fair promises to be one OF Its most in
terssting features. There will he five
matches, 10 the winners OF which owe
5000 worth Of premiums will be given.
This sport will be on the first three
days Of the fair. viz: the 18th. 10th an.l
18th Of October.
The judgment lin the cas Of tho
Eureka Consolidated Mining Company
W.. the Richmond Mining Company was
conhrmed In the United States Circuit
Court in Carson yesterday.
The Phoebe Record reports that n
large amount Of sickness is prevailing.
at Bulliouville.
Much is expected from tho Nevada
coal mines In Humboldt county. near
Carlin.
Messrs. ID. o. Mills. II. n. Yerington
and Chief Engineer Anderson are at
Dodie,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

TuE mud period seems to have been
reached in the Ohio campaign. Judge
West has been formally charged with
breaking a will which his own wifs'H
former husband had left. for the pur.
poso OF cheating an educational insti'
tu:ion out Of a legacy. This has been
solemnly denied in detail and with vol
luminous proof. and the original sland.
erers ars shown to have wiliully and
maliciously lied. ]. would seem to 10
in order o TO charge the Judge with
wife.beatins. or with having Lost his
Q, esight in n diabolical attempt to blow
up his own household by pouring pow
der on a red-hot stove.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18


lr Is not often In the worlds history
that a mouument Is raised to eommemo.
rate . speech. Al Bismarekstine. the
canossa Column Is TO remind iutur,
generations OF the Chancellor's words
In the German Parliament. d-fyiug the
Pope and daring him to bring ano,her
German Emperor TO canossa. Prince
bismarck will not be present when the
column is dedicated. In q letter OF To
greet to tho committee in charge OF the
work. be expresses the hope that the
German mind will never tolerate any
kind Of foreign bondage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

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SPECIAL PREMtuMs.-LAdy's hat, value
s95, gin OF Alyarc Evans; standard edition Of
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The isdy who II sdjudged ffst Ahaii have her
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

Az Oxford undergraduates. who was
reading for Holy Orders. recently APP
piled at the Bodlsian Library fort copy
Of "Tho Priest in Absolution." but the
librarian refused to lot him have . book
that was by reputation indecent and Oh
scene. The student carried his griev-
ance into the newspapers, and the libra.
rian was made the target Of considerable
abuse. Whatever may DO the rules Of the
10 lleian. It seems plain that candidates
for Holy Orders can study their Bibles
To more profit than such Sensational
works a. "Ths Priest In Absolution."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

RALrH WALDO EarRsoS is said to
speak Of himself rs a man whose work
Is nearly done. but the only evidence Of
the weakness 81 old age which those
Who talk with him discover. 10 n little
hesitation and effort in recalling some
needed word. especially q proper name.
May he Keep long the strength Of which
his country has 80 much right to Be
proud Mrs. Emerson Is q stately lady.
with beautiful snowy hair and q grace
ful bearing. One daughter still bright
ems and cares for the quaint house filled
with old china and pictures and books.
Nfr. Emerson Is daily at work In his
quiet study. lie has always disliked
mathematics, and the amusing story Is
told OF him that only a few years AGO he
unwiitincly cheated a poor Irishman,
when paying him for some work. by
calculating that seven times seven were
tventy.ssven. and the error was not de-
tected until Pat. who had his doubts
about the matter. consulted a nsiRhbor,
and came back for a ressttlement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

Ar one Of the thsaters the sea wa
made Of loose painted canvas, and two
sets OF boys-one short and the other
tall-were employed TO stoop and rise
alternately beneath the canvas, and thus
give the idea Of waves. One night the
ocean was In singular connection, and
all the waves seemed TO 10 In the mid
die Of the stage; fearful noises were
also heard. The affrighted lessee rush.
cd behind the scenes to seek an expla.
nation, aud was told by his stage man.
"It's all right now. sir; tho
eighteen penny waves were giving tho
shilling waves u licking"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
rIuI GRsENnAcKERs.

For several years u political party has
been In existence in this country known
Is the National Currency Party" II
10 not numerically strong. and in prin-
ciple It 10 extremely weak but II has
branches mors or less powerful in nearly
every State in the Union. and these
branches draw on votes at every elec-
ton from each Of the two great national
parties. II has its headquarters in
Ohio. and the venerable Uncle William
Allen is its great leader. The hsrssy OF
its doctrines psnstrated into Maine aud
absorbed $500 votes during the late
State election. Its influence in this
case was not very disastrous. - the Re
pubhcans had . majority large enough
TO lose double the votes cast by the
Grsenbacksn. and then DO certain Of
victory. Bot in = closely contested State.
whore the Democrats and Republicans
are about evenly matched. this element
might insure the defeat OF me party or
the other. while Ii did no good for itself.
Small matters oftsn have an important
bearing on larger ones. ami therefore II
h that ssnsibls people are disturbed by
the growth ot this ridiculous greenback
party.
The principle Of the party IL. indeed.
that a be called q principle which IA
founded on u palpabls absurdity is
practically population AMI imitation. NJ
far as ~greenbaeks are concerned. They
are not satisfied with q bi.mstallic stand
ard Of value: they want three standards,
gold. silver AMI grssnbscks. They de-
mand the demonstration Of silver. and
tho rs.coiuass Of the old dollar, making
il equal TO u dollar in gold. To this
part 81 the programme few will object.
A. the majority Of our citizens are all In
favor Of reconciliation. but these In.
nahcs-we can call them by no o re-
spectful name ALSO demand that the
Government shall issue an unlimitsd
volume Of srsenbacks, which shall he
lawful money Of tho country, and a legal
t.uder for all debts to any amount, but
which shall DO irredsemabis. In other
words they want the National Govern.
msnt IN convert paper into money nj il.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

"ALLow me to be your beau said a
gentleman. placing his umbrella over n
lady In u shower. Thank you. I've
plenty OF fair weather bsaux. 40 sup
pose I must call you my rain.bsau,"
she replied archly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

r LIBERAL SPECIAL PREMIUMS ron ALL
worthy articies eIhibilsd. not mentioned 10
schedule. The society win give. In addition TO
the premiums named. . gold medal 70 the mo.t
msfitorious exhibition In each department..
The Soc,etyis silver medal viii b the swan OF
highest merit. All premiums over ave dollars
mar. In the discretion OF tbs Board VI Trustees.
be paid In the soclsty's plats. manufactured
erpressiy FOR the purpose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

The cash-book Of the insolveni State
Savings Institution Of Chicago. was
kept with pencil and not with pen. One
Of the clerks says tina. at the beginning
Of the year the printed book which they
had been using gave out. and he spoke
about il, but one Of the officers directed
tina, he should get an ordinary blank
book, as IL was too expensive to have
one printed. The book was occasionally
taken into the Presidents ofics and
kept for a long time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

Ma. HrSDnIcxs has decided to pro.
long his visit abroad. and will not sail
for home until the Goth instant. This
will give Tamuany ample time to raise
money. by circular and Otherwise. 81
that his return can be ftiingly osls.
bratsd. IL Mr.. Tildsn should happen
along in the meantime. there would be
no harm In giving him q mild tribute,
too. just to show that the war on the
New York State officers does not mean
any unkindnesa 70 him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.

All freight will Be shipped 70 and from the
fsir. over the Virginia and Truckes Railroad,
free Of charge.
The Central Psci1c will transport articles for
exhibition. within the state. fee u charge;
ai half rates from other States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

mrIE STREET CHARIOT Will. RUN TIiE
fall length Of the road NOM Iovet oo,a
I'M 10 yinsipis CITY, carrying passsngvrr TO
any mini for The sum OF 10 cents. The
Ohsdos viii be q avn By six nns hofses. The
most convenient arysrgsmsnts for fctfinR 10
- In Proprister.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
The Gold Hin Daily News has

Tho Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business. mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

MASONIC BALL.
AmIty Lodge, MOI R.&A.M.
SILVER CITY.
MINERS UNION HALL,
FRIDAY EvESIsG, OCTOBER S, 1877.
Cs.niiss Of Arrans.mss's.
'riso. Sip.ou. WI. frame.
John csubls, John q. Young.
IInvifatisa Csanirtee.
silver CITY.
Jas. 81. Mcainnls. W. DoGen.
Thee. vinsou.
VIRGINIA CRY.
j. O. Cunis. NJ. Henley.
coin NIL.
T.. W. C~tubbuek, A. ailsrple.
DAYTON.
O. umber. q. W. Reiih.
I~teceptisu Committee.
d. seawrii, John Bennctt,.
W. W. Siflott.
Rieer MRnaGers.
W. W. Filkins.. 4. Dixon,
John Gamble.
Rissr Director.
II. Randall.
MUSIC BY vAsNkY's QuADRILl.R BAND.
;:iiiia ''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

Gazette Gold Medal-value, 800.
Rrxo. August %. 1871.
JAWS u. BoliArp. SECRETARY: Pleas on'r
n gold medal-valus.~ ti00-from the ketntay
Gaisfis. for the beet and largest exhibits 10 any
department d your Fourth Annual Pair.
JOHN v. ALEXANDRA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
PIANOS TO LET.

A WOODWARD : naowx ~
"A PIANO. ussd put . few "
months. for rent. Apply g nn.vs vs
Nosis Nulinsy Store. ~ eosfh csersss
depot, 2ol Main street, Cod Hill.
lsiiu N. \ PAxsoNs. Asens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

look At OUR PRICES. THEN CALL AND
" sxamlne our goods;
els Black Drss. ssiis, scs2 SO.
80 Bustsess Buifs, go.
o93 Black Dress Cests, 81 50.
90 2s.sssil c:st; Yes ass p'se ca''
sc Cashmere Pants, ~ ~.
~ Cashmere Pasts, % 2a.
~ G::s.::ys rs.,:, si,.s
with prices In proportion attached 10 all our
goods. We mara all goods In plan figures. and
all them - marked. Our goods are selected
by 10 psuonsily. and from sennins dealcrs and
hoassi men. We buck M slct womsn cf the
brider. We deal with men. We ask the public
Of 0oA I'LL 10 call on Ne and look Il our
phess. They will then b. ssii,s~i that
4 4 RICH,
lss MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL,
Are masters Of the situation.
le71H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
Second Day--rue.d,y. october 10.

3. TR0TrIN0.- Purse. 5000; class. 2:n0;
mile he t.. three In i've. to harness: free for all
horvcs 10 Nevada and California east u tho
sierra Nevada. Fint. $3.50; second. $40;
third. 500.
closed, with the following entries: W. n.
Chamberlain names b. m Jewessi l.. ". Breed
nsme. b. .. Honey Lake Chief; III. Nichols
n,mes IN. ~. Lulu n. q. Lake hamss s.s 1.
huggins; J.. wilSon names .. b. Nevada.
G. TROTTTNo Purse. Sor0; class, 7:3.
tlored without the required entries. Money
10 be offered In another Glass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
Fourth Day rhunday, october is.


II TRorTIsa Purse $1,000: mile heats.
two In three. 20 harness; fire. for all three year
Odds IN Nevada and California EAST OF the Slena
nevada. flrsi. 500 secotd. $3.50 third. tiso;
fourth. $40.
Closed, with the following entries; l.. N.
Iir-ei Names . Z. Lille H.; J.. T. Fox names
bib. c. OthelIo; T W. Norcross names 0. Z.
Pedro; A. X. Lamb names sc Ton For; IA.
nlossom nance Q. c. California.
II. TRIO rTfNG.-Purse. $500: class. 2:2b.
closed without required entries. MONEY to
be offered In Another class.
Pifth Day-Priday, October 10.
10 RUNNING. Purse. $500, two miles and
rpcst tree tor all. First. $50; second. $500;
third, 500.
Is RUNNING Purse. 5000; mile and 10
peat : free for all horses In nevada and Califor
mia East a. the eierra Nevada. First. $3.50
second. $50; third. $40.
u rROrTINa Purse. 800; double team.
Closed without required entries. Money 10
BE- ofic. ed In another class.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-03-28

The Iowa City Republican says
"And now comes Sandtown with a
sensation. DIR. Stewart located at
that place a few years ago, and being
a man of more than ordinary intelli-
gencc, good address and affable man.
ners, he soon succeeded in making q
favorable impression. He woed and
won the heart of Miss Carrie Donnie
q most excellent young lady, and in
due course of time they were united
in wedlock. Time brought to the
young wife many trials and perplexi-
ties, Ter husbands affection became
alienated, and he frequently sought
tho society of Miss Smith, daughter
Of Milvern Smith, and their intimacy
finally eliminated in the separation
of the young married couple. On last
Monday this festive votary of Escnla-
Plus came to this city, and here met
the young maiden to whom he had
been most assidnous in his attentions
and they left the city together, going
to Lone Tree, and from thence to
Nichols, where they took the east
bound train, since which time nothing
has been heard from them. The
father and uncle Of the young lady
started at once after the fugitives and
il is hoped that the guilty pair will bt
ovcrtaken, and the unconscionablt
rascal brought to Justice"