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Wendell Phillips will lecture Nov 20
at Pixies Opera.hOuse.
The Yotiag Mems Hebrew Associa.
ton wild give its first entertainment a.
MelOdeon Hall In few weeks.
A general meeting of the sections oil
the Workingmen's party will be held
tomorrow evening at Worknen's Hail.
Prof. Jules DuLawing will lecture at
the Uhtistiau Church, In West Hamil.
ton, this evening at hali-past O'Clock,
on the Subscriptions OF the Cataoombs
OF Rome"
A promenade concert for the benefit
OF the Young Ladies' Branch o. the
Women's Christian association will be
gwen Wednesday evening at the Emery
Arcade Hotel.
The Musical Society commences its
second months rehearsals this evening
at 8 O'clock. The Directors are greatly
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The following deaths have been plaoet
on record since our last report:
Leopold Schatz, 2yrs, city.
florence l.. Gould, 80 yrs, New York
Geo. Johnston, 50 yrs, Scotland.
Emma N. Breitinger, mos, city.
Herman BONNER, 22 yrs, Germany.
Cardy Fritcn, St yrs, city.
LeIIie Ostcen, 2yrs, city,
Sophia johnson, % yrs, Kentucky.
Lena schat, "A yrs, Germany.
Humphey Anderson. yrs, city.
James Lyons, "A yrs, Pennsylvania.
Catherine Young IS yrs, Ireland.
Annie Hogan, 8 mos, city.
Mauiice OConneii, Sc yrs, ireland.
John Conners. "a yrs, Ireland.
Infant Schrel, stiil-5orn, CITY.
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ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

Positively Six (6) Nights Only and One u
Matinee, of
J. C. FRYER'S GRAND OPERA COMPANY.
Debut In Cincinnati Of the Worlds Greatest
Dramatic Prima Donna,
MADAME EUGENE PAPPENHEIM,
Aud the Renowned American Tenor,
MIR. CHARLES ADAMS.
THIS (Monday) EVENING, November 8, al
So'clock,
LES HUGUENOTS.
Tuesday Eyenng-DER FREISCHUTZ.
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cltizens-among them Ex-Mayors Davis
and johnson, and Judge Joseph Cox.
Judge Cox will represent the Judiciary.
"R M. MOORE,

Judge Cox will represent the Judiciary.
"R. u. MOORE,
"Mayor of Cincinnati"
Union Chapel n. E. Church (colored) }
was taste'ully draped in morning yes
terday. Rev. DR.. Marshall W. Taylor,
pastor, preached upon the subject OF
Mortou's Lie, Public Services and
Death.
The train, yesterday, for indianapolis
left the city with eight cars closely
filed.
There will be no Police Court to-day,
and all the offices at the City Building
Will be closed in respect to the memory
OF Senator Morton.
The fire bells will toll this afternoon
from 2 O'Clock to 3.
The United States Custom House
closed at II O'Clock for the day, in re-
spect to tho memory Of Senator Morton.
At the request or the IndianapOt is
Chlet OF Police, detail of nine Cincin-
natl policemen, including Lieutenants
ReAy, Meyers and Spaeth. went with
the committees this morning to be pres
ent at the funeral ceremonies Of the
dead Senator.
Tue Beta Theta Pi Chapter sent a
large delegation to Indianapolis this
morning.
lhe County Infrmary flag-pole Is also
at ha!t-mast to-day on account of The
death oi Senator Morton.
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Third Edition

EN. CINCINNATI, Nov. $3.50 P. M.-Grain
quiet. Oats in moderate local demand. Rye
steady and moderate movement Barley ia
active. Whisky steady, fairly active and IN
changed. Mess pork steady with light trans
actions. Lard quiet with limited offerings.
Wheat quiet, very little doing, and light re-
ceipts. Corn steady and in fair demand. Cot
ton quiet and unchanged. Green meats quiet
and offerings light. Gold steady at lO2S. Ex-
change steady with light inquiry at previous
rates.
BSF~ WEATHER.-Probably cloudy and rain
followed by clearing and fair and cooler
weather for the next twenty -four hours.
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AT meeting Of The Knights of st.
Martin, at Holy Trinity School Hall
yesterday afternoon, the following dele
gates were appointed to nominate Off
GERS for the ensuing year: George H
Menke, o. II. Eveslage, A. Bulow and
Herman Busse. Next Sunday afternoon
the knights will hold their anniversary
festival in the Church. The knights o
Loyola and st. Patrick will join the
Knights and parade the streets.
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THE LATEST
IN THE HANDS OF A MOB.

Piketon Threatened by Incendia-
ries.
National Associated Press to the star.
CHILLlCoTHE. O.. Nov. 5--Capt. EV-
ans, OF the Sill Guards, has just receiY-
ed telegram from Capt.J. g. Bateman,
of the Chapman Guards Of Pike.
ton. asking him to send him one hun
dred rounds OF ammunition Immediate
ly, stating that about one hundred Irish
laborers, lately employed on the Valley
Railroad, are IN town drunk and are
mobbing the place.
The Nestler House saloon has been
gutted and the mob threaten to burn the
town. The Sheriff, il la understood, will
call out the militia as soon as ammuni.
ton reaches there. Captain Bateman's
request is indorsed by the Mayor oi
Piketon.
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encouraged by the interest shown ana
the progress made during the PAST
mouth, the attendance having been over
one hundred each evening. 1t is earnest
ly desired that every member Of the
Church and congregation be present ana
unite with the S Iciety.
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE-Wholesale notion store; stock
Il can be reduced to about $40 900. Best room
In city. Satisfactory reasons for selling. Ad-
dress Lock-box 1,0l2, GAINESVILLE, OHIO. 5-4t
TTOR SALE OR RENT-HOUSE-An al
l. most new two story frame house Of five
rooms, large front and side yard, on Center
street, bellevue, Ky, four doors east Of scnool-
house. Inquire next door east, or It's Clinton
street, or 45O Baymiller street, Cincinnati, o.
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The following marriage Iloenses were
issued since our last report:
e. NJ. Burkhard and Mary Vedder.
Bernard Busse and Lizetta Kothagen.
Tobias Berssenbrugge and Eliza Herft
+. X. While and Sallie Best.
W. H. Mccarthy and Jennie Couroy.
Ed. P. Donnell and Lille r. Leslie.
John Richards and Maggie Grossly.
Frank e. Dietz and Emma Crusie.
j, j Hester ana Jane Feeney.
G. W. ONeal and Emma s. Shafer.
Ed. Friend and Mary Burling,
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NOTICE.

NN THE FIRST MONDAY OF JANUA-
ORY, 1879, the annual election Of Directors
for the Cincinnati Mutual Con. Ice Co. will
take place at 40 Plum street, between the
hours of II A Nj. and Z. NJ.
BY order Of the Board. 1t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

For six nights w Wednesday and Saturday
Matinees, the distinguished Actress,
MISS FANNIE DAVENPORT.
MONDAY EVENING, and every evening
during the week Except Friday and Wednes-
day Matinee, PIQUE. Miss Davenport in her
great creation, Mabel Renfrew. Friday even-
Ing, benefit OF Miss Davenport-"A AS You Like
1t" Miss Davenport will be supported by
the Dramatic Company from DeBar's Opera
house, st. Louis, led by the brilliant young
actor, Mr.. j. W. Norton.
Monday evening, November 12-THE BABY
0MRINATIDN.
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Sixteen new oAses OF smallpox are
reported from South Side Plltsburg tor
che week ending last Satul DAY,
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w NTANTED-SlTUATION DO general
w housework. all at AS George street.
between Baymiller and Freeman; good ref
erences given. sgt
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A lady gave to her little boy three
gold-hsh h as a present. Full OF curiosity,
The little fellow fed them and worried
them SO much that two OF them soon
died. A few days after his mother was
shocked to see the other one lying in the
water, cut In halves; and ou asking an
explanation was inuooeAtly informed:
"Oh. ma he was so lonely all by himself,
and tried to make two OF him,n
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For a number Of years fae handker-
chiefs, richly embfofaered aud hand
somelS trlmmsd with lace, wholly dis
appeared from the feminine toilet. This
winter costly and beautiful handker-
chiefs will make their reappearauoa. :
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National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-rhe House
Comm ttee on Foreign Affairs had be.
fore them this morning the communica-
ton Of Secretary Evarts in regard 10
participation by the United States Gov
ernment in the Paris Exposition OF 1873.
The Secretary recommends an appro.
priation OF $225, 900 tor the salaries OF the
Commissioners, &C, and recommends
that provision be made for inland trans
portation.
The Committee have not yet taken
any action, but have placed the Secre-
tary's commun cation in hand OF Mr..
Hewitt, who offered, few days ago, a
bill providing for the participation OF
the Government jim the Exposition. and
proposing an appropriation OF $l50,000.
Mt. Hewitt will amend his bill to con-
form with Secretary Evarts' recon-
mendations. The Committee will con-
slider the subject from day to day until
they have perfected a bill.
Half Mast.
The Government Departments are
closed and flags displayed at halt mast
to-day in respect to the memory of the
late senator Morton.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

M STU ATION-By girl to do
w cooking: no objection to country; best Of
references given. Gall or address 80 Gest st.
5-2t
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BOARDING.

pOARDlNG-Goo board and nicely fur
~ nished front ro IN, single gentlemen, Par
yls House, SsB4S West Fifth street 6-St
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FOR RENT--ROOMS,

LNOR RENT - ROOM - Fine front, suitable
I for two gentlemen, at 219 w. Fourth street,
Refe! ences required. SGT
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w ANTED-BOYS-To sell papers for this
offce. tt
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w ANTED- -COPYING-In an office or at
w home, by lady who writes q business
hand. Address HILDA BELL, 1,352 scott ST..
CoYlngton, Ky. 5-3t
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Z OR RENT-DW ELLING-Of 10 rooms, in =
4 GLIDING bath and clothes room, in complete
order, with range, hot and cold water, cislern,
bath, wa,er closet, gas, &c, 535 freeman st.
B 3t
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EOR RENT-ROOMS-Erout rooms in the
I second story, 152 West Fourth street. In
Qnire Of f. H0FFMElSTER, 152 w. Fourth
street. sat
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wANTHD---MIsC IsCnLLANnoUs.

NTANTED - BUTTERICk'5 PATTERNS
w Winter styles and catalogues at MRS.
y. DAVIS alsJ, plating machines Ior sale, "a
II. Fifth street. Coyington, KY. no5-3G
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L OR RENT-LARGE STORE-And base
i ment, lately occupied by the Dueber Watch
Company, lI5 West Fourth street. Apply at
Reid's Hotel. Sat
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT - HOUSE - l4l Clinton street;
Il rooms, front, side and rear yard. Key at
li3 Clinton street. 5-2t
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w NTANTED-EVERYBO know that
w they can buy at r. F. IsON'S, G6 East
Fourth street, oysters in bulk Or In cans,
wholesale and retail, cheaper than any house
IN the city, and quality guaranteed equal to
any. Also, ,iGardner Phipps & Co.'s pine-a ap-
pie brand of extra sugar hams; all
kinds Of game in season, and everything usu.
ally kept in hrst-c class daily market. Holes.
restaurants, groceries and daily ma kets will
And 1t to their advantage to buy our oysters.
oc,6~2mF, NAV
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Nj ANIED - -PARTNEB-In Indiana polls
w "A competent and active business man,
with capital to invest with the Undersigned, IN
an established wholesale boot and shoe busi-
ness in that city. Address L. II. MAYO.
5-4t
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NEW TO-DAY.
sHERlEE,s SALE.

nY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
- ipsuei out 10 the Di.t'ict Court OF the firsi
Judicial District. IN and for the countyo Of storey
state OF Nevada. on tbs 2li day Of reptembef,
A. ID. 1877. and TO me directed aud deliv .rrd. ot
. Judgment VI foreclosure rendered In said Cour'
on the 10Th dsv of sepie ube'. A.. ID. 1871. IN
ia,o. OF Z. X. Dean W. II. Kruger and W. 4,
Terry, partners doing business under The nrnl
name aud style 81 l.. y. Dean n Co.. PLAINTIFF,
and in favo- OF Citisens' Insurance Company OF
Missouri, q defendant Ani interviewer, and
a.Ain-t & A. white and Mary ahiic. defend
ants. and the following derer.bci property. u
wit:
All that certain town lot. with the frame
buildings thereon riiua Q. lying and being IN
the city Of Virginia, county Of storey. State Of
Nevada. the SAID lot being kno IN and dr.ig'
aAted on thu Official map Of aid city 40 Lot
number two (U. In Block one hnndrd and
seven u01l. Rarre Il. and more particularly
desrribsd A. follows Coninencing at . point
on the east side % x street. nfty nve tss) :est
more or lsss south of Union street; thence
running routhcfly alor. the east side of Il
street { acct, .nvs 49, feat thencs 'ast-riy one
hundred u00) moie or less 90 2 T~r thence
nor, her.y along the west In. uf r street
twenty-five t25) feet thence westerly one hut.
drd u0oI feet more or lees to the p'ae, OF
b~ginLirg.
Notice IL hereby given. that on Tues'sy. Oh,
10th day pf Octsber. A u. 1877. be;N N the
hour o; o O'Clock a. ~. aud 5 O'Clock =. \ via.
ai 10 o'c'ock Don. ] viii sell all the right.
title. claim and interest Of the said defendants.
U. 4. whit and Mary White. Of. 10 and TO the
above .described property. at the Courthouse
In the county 81 storey. htaie a. Nevada.
at public suction. for cash In hand. 20 the hl,h
20 a,d best bidder. 10 satisfy said judgment
and all cost. In United = ts'es gold coin.
virginia. Nevada. bept. Is. In.
r. y. KELLY,
Sheriff OF STOREY county, Nevada.
"a
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lRuri.gR.s PROGRAMME.


ben. Butler. II in said. Ia getting ready
for a vigorous campaign against the
President. during the extra session Of
Congress. lie proposes to follow the
old Democratic tactics. and begin by
Investigating the actions Of the Gem
mission to New Orleans, upon WHOSE
Recommendation Mr.. Hayes ordered the
withdrawal Of the troops from that city.
and thus practically left Packard to
take care OF hinself-s task which be
proved unable to perform. What their
10 to Investigate in the doinrs Of this
Commission. We fail to see. They did
not pronounce upon the legality OF
sither Nicholls' or Packard's election.
They entered into no compounds, rx'
pressed or implied, with either party t'
the contest. They simply went to Lou
isiana. and sounded the public pulse,
They returned. and told the President
what they had observed Of public
sentiment AMI public feeling. AM
acting ON this information, according
to the best Of his judgment. Mr..
Hayes withdrew the troops and left th,
people Of the State to settle their own
disputes. Packard drew out Of the con'
test when he found that there were no
longer any bayonsts behind him. and
the trouble was thus settled peacefully
and satisfactorily, ut least to the citi-
zens Of Louisiana. That il the whole
statement Of facts in a nutshell.
Ben Butler can do more good by urg.
ing q speedy appropriation for tho sup
port OF tho army. for which this SEES
sion Of Congress is especially called.
than by making war on the President.
and thus causing di-union in the Re-
publican ranks. Above all let him
avoid investigations" They rob the
Treasury. all tho Congressional library
with books which no saue man ever al.
tempts TO read. and result in no posi-.
bic good to the country.
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TYBo ITEMS.
,rrm The r,bo san. september a.

f-Ua NhE T8hn I'M - IN
p""
Work progresses sseaony an ,n,ougn
n .wo " mine. ne 'u, f.n' ~ anu
9th Levels are seine drovs sas, ~ rariuiy
as AZ iorcs Si men can ao anu a.,
'ns u"s "a "a III, -
,aw.,ss ,hs nuntsr Hin and sro now
nj. siJ. m ,ha VunkaJors shaft. an.
n,o.cbins r,n;dlv tho heart Of town. as
s,srx blsst ~ oil shakes The eorth and
,e.ms In eloso proximity TO the surface.
although 100 or more feet below US.
The contract Of Frank Knowles 10
deliver 10 the furnaces 1000 Ions of or~
in 80 days Is nearly complsted-sO0 tons
already at the furnaces. Large
quantities of wood Is being received.
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THE ..sucx MANI


0smsn Pasha yesterday received rein
forceasnts in his stronghold. at Plsvna.
and a sufficient quantity Of provisions
and ammunition to last him all Winter.
The Russian. did their utmost to pre-
vent this. but the dire cloud OF defeat
seems to hover over their army. and the
God in whose service they prrsumptu-
ously pretend to Be enlisted. Is certainly
not with them to guide aud protect them
in battle. They failed TO cut or the ro-
lief sent to 0sman. and the consequence
ID, that that calm and unrufied General
still sannters unconesrnedly about the
streets Of Plsvsa. or promsnadss in
safety behind his almost imprsgnabls
redoubts.
II IL said that the Gar Is afraid to re-
turn to Russia In the Disgrace which his
own unholy ambition has forced upon
him. and that he will winter In Bulgaria.
surrsndsriug his army 10 the attacks Of
disease. which they justly fear more
than IN. Turkish huus,. Thu sult.n
could wish for nothing better. An army
viii h. s.h,;r, for him In m. v.,v air
vh;l. nj. avn ,roon. viii h. recruiup,
and nr.,,dp, for IN. c.mn.ien n,,,
v.., n i,ls.J Enron. allows another
e.mn.i,u in mi, infamouslv wicked and
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Tur disastrous effects Of cutting down

Tur disastrous effects Of cutting down
our army. and refusing to appropriate
money to sustain il. are daily becoming
more apparent. A miserable band OF
Indians aro defyine Us in Montana. muir.
jering our citizens. and destroying our
property. aud we have not soldiers
enough to subdus thou, The troops In
Alaska, who hal protected eur citizens
there. had to bs withdrawn. for active
service in the field at home. and % the
Indians are assuming u threatening at
titude toward u colony in that locality.
Truly we find ourselves in = fine position
for a great naiionl The wonders OF
Democratic Economy" are past finding
out.
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A ScorcnMAS arrivin. in San Fran
cisco RAJ advised by u runner to put up
at the Lick House. Lick House" re-
peatsd the country Scot /; "hae. nae.
mon. I could nae lick enough in a week
20 last me a day :"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25

TINS ia a dignih,d portrait for the
Governor Of an Am,rican State The
photograph Of Governor Williams al
the Dan'ille, Indiana. log-rolling. rep
rssen,s that person in q blue jeans
suit. with a long whip suspended above
the backs OF two very mild looking oxen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25

Tux California Team left New York
for home. bearing with them the "soi.
dier OF Marathon" Sunday evening.
Let our msrksmen now devote them.
selves to practice. and zee il Nevada
cannot carry Of this trophy at tho mex,
interstate match.
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A wIcKED man killed himself In the
lowest level OF a Western mine. and the
account says: "Thus his alleged soul
WAS saved over half n mile Of transpor-
tation."
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The strike on James street yesterday
morning was promptly quellrd. The
oil lady marched upon the scene with a
broom and ths boy took tho saw and re-
turned to work on the wood pile at old
rntss-
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nErupticAx ricrrpr. DkxocnAnc ric1rw.
United st,tes 1,bt. New York City debt.
iH6. ls<.
sa.731, .i7t. eS~5,:zi.57z.
Debt tor "a b lnhabi. Debt Tor eacu inhabi
.Ant. rated ss IS. taat. rs.ei at soo,.
no. 90.
O7s.3i- etl7 n
Dsh,. sept. I. lsf1. ovbi. sept J. fsi1.
sa.ooS,sss.7s0 ei5a. oss ,ss0.
DeIt for each naAbi Debt for eash ishsbi
liant. rated 81 O., taot. ntei =, i.ioo.'
sis % sise %.
Hefsstioa u debt In k.oreas OF debt In
ssi. .1ss.ssa. sss.1ss.sii.
Dscysa-> per yesr-av iscr.as psr year-av
srsse, craze.
sss aSo.ssi. SO o7S,of7.
itsvsass per head for iser,as s~r head for
the Who'll. pop thu whole pop
: %s':' e. s s;.';a :
We have taken the whole natisn TO
represent the Republican side, because
1t is controlled by Republicans. and
whatever decrease has been made in our
dobt Is due to tho Republican party and
the wise financial policy which 1t has
adopted. We select New York as the
representative Of Democracy because |,
Is the great Democratic stronghold Of
the country. and is n fair example Of
what the nation would be were 1t ones
given over to Democratic rule. We find.
then. that while the Republicans have
steadily decreased cur national debt.
and thus assured our credit at home and
abroad. the Democrats have IS steadily
and conscieniiously increased the debt
Of New York In nj amazing ratio. In
stead Of paying borrowed money. rs
they could have done by an economical
government. they have continued to
borrow. until now. could the entire debt
10 wiped out. each man. woman and
child in the city would be mulctsd In
the sum Of Siao 90. while the entire
national debt could be eltinguishsd by
the contribution OF So % by each
citizen. In other wsrds. the debt OF
Democratic New York City. in proper
ton TO the numbsr Of its inhabitants. Is
nearly three times that Of the United
States.
In view Of these facts. We ask in all
sincerity. Which IL the party TO which
the poor man shoali attach himself :
and. asking this question. we now leave
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25

IT was the candid opinion Of Robert
Toombs that IL he was working for a
man ut low wages he wouldn't burn the
mans house down by way Of . hint
that he must pay more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25

"Now put down branded peaches
says the Chicago Journal. Yee. beware
OF them. young man-put them right
down and 70 away from them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25

IT was a Kotonah lady. who. when
speaking Of dogs. got tho different
species confused, and said hers was q
"rat.an" dog.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

KQUEsTRiANstiIP .-0nud IAdies' Toursa.
mcbt for the most accomplished and grsrefal
lady riiers. Friday. October 10. at 10 o'cloek n.
1hs society onen four premiums, which will
coupist Of the Soeistv's silver plsis, valued NJ.
spcctlvely 81 500, SO, SEQ and go.
SPECIAL PRKMlUMs.-LAdy's hat, value
t25. Rift Of Alvarc Rvsns; standard edition OF
poems. riff Of =. ~. JAmison.
lady shall have second choico, and % on. II II
expected that other special premiums will BE-
addsd TO this list By private c~outrfbutiop.
None hut ladies' Of the highest rsapectabiiity
will be aliowed TO compete for priEss. Ladies'
wishing 10 compste for prizes viii pieass send
names 70 Secretary. indorSed by two member
Of the Society.
For any desired information address
JAMES u. B0RLAHD. sserss.ry.
Reno, Nevada.
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