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ALBANY.
REDIsTRICTING THE STATE.

REDISTRICTING THE STATE.
SEVERAL AMENDMENTS MADE IN The SENATE AP-
PORTIOSMENT BILL BY THE ASSEMBLY COM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRISONERS TO REFORM.
In the Assembly last evening the ApportOnment
bill was ordered to q third reading after several
amendments had been offered and rejected Several
changes had been made IN the bill by the Assembly
Committee which the Senate will probably not APP
prove Mr. Hustled has introduced a DILL to increase
the Communication Of prisoners for good behavior.
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Journalist oi eNperence desires noon ei,.
Of daily weekly Reuu can
IN u country. fmtr wi5h current 81 cnssons pot
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large sA ry character clpacitv @nd general qnslca-
hr advertiser Is permitted 10 refer 10 the gentlemen
named below
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Atdress . 'JOURNALIST.' - Tribune Office. New-York.
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EEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
CLAYTON. REnsEN. s. H,EFELFISGER

Resrcted books Of ne lat three months lly aSrcrsei
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CHARLES sCRIBNRR,s SONS.

Glen nings Past Years. l54a-79. By the iast Hon
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The Final Philosophy. As Issuing rom the harmony OF
3y Charles ShlsIds y. LIZ second oiiuOn revised
! vol, Syu -.
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NeWIOrA Historical ~Ocety. Al rho Acad
,my OF Music 81. 1873 by George Wuuaui TX
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ID VAN NO-TRAND.

youSsoir Arches Applied % s0ue BndsrS lnnre,s
p0uIcs ana GrOluoi Arches by " ulam C&in Z. l. l1md
boards 1876 up Illustrated Price 81 ccnts.
Tex, Book ot the .ste1m-Engine. By. T. r. 5Ooleye
NJ A. NOL crown oyo. cloth, 30 Up, illustrated Price =
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II WORTHGNGTON.
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The Dramatic WorK- OF AOlirre Rendered IrtO Eng'
liruri New cd. tlAu alih uraOif n'
n al 6ry notice a4G note. illustrated with - ngr3irss on
t. from ralEtug. N~rn-t end other. complete
ID volumes. Cyo red cotA uncut 10 t'i sL TOD = Do
Famous Books W. ID. Adams sketches Ia the nigh
yr- lI b. ,s, Eu4-h Literature Gown SFo p o.
Famous lel. \ examp es for young men. by H.
A. Iage. ! vol. l-H.0. cloth. Z. -.
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MR.. TALMAGE TO BE TRIED.

CHARGES PREFERRED AGAINST HIM.
A LIVELY DEBATE IL THE BROOKLYN PREsBYTERY
-THE ACCUSED CLERGYMAN, IN A STIRRING
SPEECH. DEMANDS Al IMMEDIATE NvEsiIGA-
U0N-THE HEARING TO BE PUBLIC.
The Brooklyn Presbytery yesterday adopted the
report of commit ce recommending that the Rev.
T. Dewitt Talmagc De tried on charges of false
hood and deceit. Several specifications accompany
the charge. and the names Of witnesses are added
Mr.. }aluage made spirited address, demanding an
Immediate trial and threatening to try the Presby-
terry from his pulpit next Sunday, if 1t refused to
try him. The trial will be conducted with open doors
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JiC. st Home, Or The Family aud rs Members.
Will tn Alkn9n d. ID. l2mO pp. 2i9 81 3d.
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TWFUNE LOCAL OBsERVATION'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11

C,os reports from various agricultural
osatsrs appear to indicate an average OF
about Is per cent. lower than last year.
The acreage planted in wheat 10 about
four million acres greater. In Ohio and
Illinois the yield is very heavy. The
crops have been harvested In prime CON-
diton. Kansas wheat will be q partial
failure. and Minnesota. the ''banner
wheat State" will not reap more than
an average wheat crop. although an I'M
usually large yield had been anticipated
earlier in the season. The crops In
California are excellent. In no former
season Was there q better outlook.
Prices are expected to rule higher than
81 present. consequent upon the Euro
psan demand. The harvest in England
10 backward. and. owing to the continued
Net weather. the yield will be unusually
light. In Southern Russia tho failure is
general. and the severe foundations will
esuss Austria and Italy to become large
buyers Of brssdstufis. France will have
N average crop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11
Tho LEWIS RsuaInlnu their Land.

AFrsnch newspaper says: Judging
BY reports. which appear tolsrably well
confirmed. the Jews are little BY little re-
taking possession OF their ancient patri.
mony. Eighty years ago the Sublime
Porte permitted residence In the holy
city to only three hundred Israslitss.
Forty years ago this number was raised,
but the Jews were obliged to reside In Q
special quarter Of the city which bore
their name. This last restriction, how
ever. disappeared in its turn ten years
ago, and since then the Jews have
bought up all the land In Jerusalem that
could DO bought. and have sven built
entire streets Of houses outside the walls.
Synagogues and jewish hospitals have
multiplied. The German Jews have no
less than sixteen charity associations,
and In the interior OF the city one may
count already twenty.eight oonsregs-
tons. Two journals have bsen estab-
lished. In the Rothsohild and other
Jswish hospitals 5000 patients are min.
istsrsd to annually. 4 Venetian Jew
has given 5000 francs to found . school
Of agriculture In Palestine. Baron
Rothsohild. at the time OF the last loan
Of 200. 000, 900 francs made TO Turkey,
accepted as security Q mortgage on the
whole OF Palestine. Owing to the Jew.
ish immigration. the population OF
Palestine has doubled during the last
tan years."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11
The Little Folks.
Toledo BLADE.


A nsver-failing source Of amusement
to the little folks Of all ages, ID the
making Of scrap books. The materials
are almost always on hand. Volumes Of
Patent Once reports, or sven small
pamphlets which have become useless
lumber in 30 many houses. can bs made
use Of in this way. Cut out % many
leaves a. cen necessary, perhaps every
other one. and you have q foundation.
Provide the little mes with o pair Of
blunt pointed SCISSORS and let thsm cut
out and trim neatly the pictures from
papers you do not care to preserve, cir
culars OF farm machinery or anything
they fancy. and then, armed With Q cup
Of boiled starch and an old tooth brush
III you have one), let than exercise
thsir ingenuity In filling the book with
their collections.
Quite small children and euohantmsnt
In this kind Of work. A large picture
may b put In the oenter Of the pags,
and the space around Il hllsd with small
ones, or short pieces Of prose OF poetry.
] have seen very pretty ornaments for
these Juvenile scrap books cut out Of
the illustrated books for children, which
had become badly tattered With use 20
that the pictures were al that was worth
preserving. When two pages arc full
the book should be left open until dry
before going on. This amusement need
not mako much litter abont the house,
and the little workers can easily learn 10
pick up the scattering scraps altar them.
selves, and wash up the starch cup and
brush after using Il. % that 1t will b
ready for the next rainy day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11

TIE sxosLr OF TEE Coxsrocx arc al.
ways interested in knowing what Is done
With the bullion taken from u mines.
In order to crafty this reasonable curl.
osity ws extract the following from the
Gan Francisco Post: Work upon
floods and Fairs blocks upon Mob Hill
has been completed for the present. As
soon - the stone which Is 10 DO used in
building the inclosins walls Of Floods
block has BEEN decided upon. work will
b RECOMMENDED. The latter lot 10 now
gTsdsd three feet below Mason street.
With . gentle slope toward Stockton.
Loan enough will DO placed upon 1t to
bring |, up TO the level Of Mason street.
Neither Of tho bonanza princes has de.
cidsd whom inaugural work upon their
palaces will be begun, aud 10 Ia thought
that nothing in that direction will DO at
tempted this year. Mr.. Floods mag.
nihcsnt residence at Msnlo Park will be
finished In about one year. The unwil-
ii,snsss Of the Nevada Bank to lend
upon the BONANZA mems shares Of Union
ID, Il II asserted. causing the delay upon
the Mob Hill houses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11

Jou KxxxIEa. the German who q
few days ago shot his three children in
Helyoks. Mass. had lately returned
nom Omaha in Q discouraged state OF
mind, having spent his money to no
purpose. He claims that he killed the
children. all little girls. because hs could
not support them and send them to
sehooi. He tells the story Of his terri
BILE deeds unoonoernedly. and even
lsushinsly. In personal appearance the
nsn has . villanous look. He was called
"John the RAt." and was known a. q
sss-oatchsr and snaks-tamer. His wife
10 angry - we'll - sad. and hopes 10 see
Ass husband hanged. Oncs he b. tried
70 choke her By putting . rope around
hss neck. and the children were the
means OF saving her life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11

CALEDONIA PIoSrrn SocikrY ELrc.
uoN.-Ths annual election OF officers OF
the Society OF California Pioneers was
hsld 81 San Francisco on the 7th instant.
and the Members Progressive ticket was
slsctsd. - follows: President, Il. L.
Dodge; vics-P Presidents, A. @. Bradford.
J. o. Eldrides. J. F. Atwill. Charles L.
Wilson and 8. o. Houghton; Secretary.
J. vasssplt; Treasurer. Howard Ravens.
Aanhal, William Huefner; Directors.
!. z. Davis. A. E. Phelps. John Comfy.
A. Massey. James Irvine. G. A. O. Duis.
snbsrs. Joseph Sedsley. Asa Porter aud
Theodore II. Allen. The total vote
pollsd vas S0i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11
Useful but Dubious.
Benton Tn Weekly Letter.

0entoh AV- seSty LtH<Fs
There 10 q quarry Of rock northwest OF
town the distance Of o rife shot from
the main street-which IL certainly Q
very peculiar formation. 1t can be
chopped out with an AZ, sawed out with
. saw. hewn out. kicked out, pulled out,
and 10 very readily taken out anyhow.
II Is easily worked. and can b whitfield
into almost any conceivable shape. For
articles Of vsrtu Of o heavy cast, body or
appearance Il 10 q tolsrably fair substi-
tuts for marble. yielding readily 10 .
handsome polish. Several buildings In
town are put up OF this material. and
present . very handsome and ct the
same time formidable outward appear
ancs. This rock, whom put up on high.
dry ground. hardens with time; and on
the contrary. when placed on moist
ground, or whore seepags IL likely to
occur, IL will soften and gradually melt
away like snow. And 90, II Q man build.
ing with this rock should happen to So
Loot Q low and moist location vhereon to
erect, be would. - . result, instead Of
having the roof taken OF his head.
eventually have the roof settle on his
head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11
A Strange Guest at Dinner.
Binek Hili. Nsr.. ,J.us 80.

S"NN =" <s@t Ss"s w.
A ranohman on Elk creek, on Friday
last, stopped his team ct noon, and turn.
ing his mules loose TO grass on the tall
grass about him. rstrssted 10 the shade
OF his wagon to enjoy his meal. Mia
and bread were prominent constituents
Of his bill OF fafe-mixed I'd nbitum In
. tin cup. he placed this mixture be-
side him in the grass and turned 10 his
grip sack for Apiece Of meat. In . tsw
moments hs turned 70 his cup 10 par.
take Of it, contents. when 70 his aston.
ishment, hs behsld an immense snake
helping himself to the lsetssl huid. Sup
posing Il to Be Q hornlsss bull-snake. hs
exclaimed: '.D-n your impudsnt SOUL"
and rushed ont from under the wagon
to get Q willow switch he had been using
% q mule persusdsr. In Q moment the
assault on his snaksshlp commenced,
when. to his horror. hs found that his
unlimited guest ~ Q r~attls-snaks. Of
the most improved dimensions. Thir.
teen rattles 10 al that he charged his
guest for his lunch. and hs carries them
proudly In his vest pocket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11
THE BENNETT ARCTIC ExPEDI-
TON.

The steam yacht Jennetss, OF the
Bennett Arctic exploring expedition.
took her departure from San Francisco
on Tuesday last In good style. under
the most favorable auspices. and Is now
we'll on her way. bearing the American
Gag toward the North Pole. This being
The Art expedition in that direction
nstsd out and sent from the Pacific Coast,
an extra degree Of interest 10 attached
thereto. Moreover. the route proposed
IL diRsrsnt from that OF any pre-
vious expedition. Those projected
hsrstofors from America Or Europe
have explored all avenues or approaches
TO the Pols lying contiguous to their
startns points. or leading out from the
Atlantic Ocean. and all have failed.
This one from the Pacific. pursuing .
nsv and totally UNEMPLOYED route. may
prove moro successful. and various cir
sumstanoss favor the idea that il will.
The route she 10 expected to pursue IL
along wranssl's Land and out past its
q present undshnsd northern terminus.
No exploring ship has ever yet sailed the
vaAsn Of the great ocean known to Lie
due north Of Behring's Straits. and the
Jeanette may demonstrate the true route
70 The Polsto ne BY way Of those unknown
vassrs. II certainly seems to DO the
most promising. because Of never hav-
ing bssn explored to any spprsciabls OF.
tsnt. The warm currents from the
Pacific extend farther north through Its
channels to the Arctic than do any simi.
lar currents heretofore followed BY other
expeditions.
Yet, should complete success attend
this effort and the mythical Pole be
reached. the result can DO Of NO practical
uss. II will be merely the solution Of q
scientific and geographical problem
which has already coat many q valuable
life and large amounts Of money. Even
should the North Pole DO found. nobody
wants 1t. and DO its foundation or sur.
roundings land or water, nobody carssto
live there. unless the climate il mildsr
than II Il generally reported or supposed
70 b. At any rate. all join in the fer.
vent vish that the brave explorers may
return safely. and the account Of their
s~xploratons and discoveries will form
N szessdinsly interesting page In the
history Of Polar explorations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11
oWNER3 OF DOCS

In THs TOWN or GOLD HILL. TAKE
IoTIoli ~. Puus.att 2 oraie.ass e:
:. the annual .taxo Of q o sech snd svs1Y doe
tsptin Ne town Of cola Hlli = dns and pey.
aels. Procure tags imnsdtstsly ifon me m
stsss0y 9lnecs ~ saA or6tnsse.
Ju,sst I, IN. xs;ssisf Cola aln,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11

Tur California Press Association has
concluded to dsisr it, meeting from the
18th Of July TO October 9th. This IL
done 30 that al the editors may have IN
opportunity 10 attend the meeting I'M
embarrassed by the duties Of attending
to election and other matters. which
would press heavily this month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11

"SwxEr Alx TIE Usss or Apvx1srn."
This shop-worn remark applies with
equal force 70 moassss. bat even With
more fsrvor 70 . lady's pouhns hps,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11
DISSOLUTION or CoPARIMERSRlP.

NOTICK 70 HERIBY GIVEN THAT TH1
IL oorartnersnip hsfstofore existing be.
the arm nans and style Of stephens : Pstsrs.
IN Che wedge Saloon. Main street, Gold Hill, 70
this DAY dissolved By mutual consent. j. n.
Stevens viii continue the busipsss st the sam
place, and assumes al liabilities Of tbs lats
nm and II fully authorised 70 collect all
nor ~ due. All persons iudshtsd 10 ths late
arm will please coms forward and ssttle withs
cut further notice. J. II. BTKPHRNB.
r. J. PkTk1s.
0oA Hill, June %, 1919. So-im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11

ExCHEoUER INNING COMPANY.
y Location Of principal place Of business.
as oAlifsruis ptrsst, Union Insurance. Building,
Locstoa Of worm, cola Hi. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 70 bsrssy eivso. that d Q meeting Of
Tie Board Of Directors, hsld on the 9TH dAy
Of Jolly, l91e, q asssssmsnt mo. ~ OF One
and OneHaf Dollsrs Cl so pse shars vss
levisd upon the capital stock Of the corpora
ton. payable Immediately, IN United et.tes
COMPANY. No Sis osiifofnis strsst, Union In.
surancs Building. San YnneiSco. California
Any stock upon which this aseessment han
rsmsin unpaid on tbs isth day Of August.
ISIS, will b delinquent and Advertised fos
ale q public .~netioa, ana unis:. p1yIsni y
made before. viii b cold on FRIDAY, ths
nfth day Of septsmber. tsTs. 70 pay the dslfn.
quent ssssssmsnt. togsthsr with costa Of ID
yegtdng a1d sxpenses q ne.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOSEPH 0RUn6. SECRETARY.
onoe-n0 California sersst. Union insaf'
sncs Building, oan rnndseo. oaifornis.
fvilfd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11
DISSOLUTION OF c0PARTNERsHIP.

TNHR coPARTNERsHIP HRREToyonv
existing under the Arm name Of ROE.
pe0M D f0LeOk IVES on the frst Day Of
July dissolved By mutual consent. ne busd-
Y. IoIsOn, Who vii pay al iisbififiss Il tAs
lsts I'm, I'D collect Ill seceuate due he es1ses
,y1ei. NV. yoiS0N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11

..sAorsausz LxAvks." Harry Mishsl's
book. will leave the publishers hands on
the 18th instant-to-morrow-and will
o thereafter b distributed among
subscribers. SO says tho Carson Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11
AGQQp PLAN

Anybody can learn to mako money rapidly
operating In stocks, BY the "rwo Unerring
Rules for Success" In Messrs. Lawrence s
Oo.s new circular. The combination method.
which this 6rm has made 20 successfui, sns.
blss people with large or small means 20 reap
all the benefits Of largest capital and best skill.
Thousands OF orders, In various sums arp
pooled Into one vast amount. and 90 0perdtsd a.
q nstoAfy tcAob. thus securing 70 each share
holder al the Advantages Of the largest opera.
tor. lmmense prodts arc divided monthly.
AIRY amount nom % TO 5000. or more, can Be-
used successfully. y. z. Bdptst Wsk1v, Sep
sember 36th. 1878, says: 'By the conbinstion
system SIS would msks t1s. orr pr cent. $50
pays $50. or : per can't; 500 makes $1,000. or
oofding to the MARKET" Frank LSstSs Hgus-
tratSd Nsrspaper. June 10Th "The combins-
ton method Of operating stocks 10 tho most
sucosssfui evsr adopted" Nep Yovk Lndspsn.
dsat, September i2th: "The osmbination sys-
tam 70 founded upon correct businsss princi.
pies. and nc person need be without IN Income
while it 10 kept WORKING By hessrs. Lawrence
B %. brooklyn Journal. April 3oth: sour
editor made . net pront OF eioi % from go In
ole OF Mssn. lawrence Z Co.'S combine
TONS" New circular (msikd frssl explains
everything. Stocks and bonds wanted. osv.
eminent bonds supplied. Lawrence I Co.,
Bankers, U Rxehsngs Plsos New tork. <s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11

DULLION HIKING COMPANY.
ID Location Of principal plaos Of business.
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold hin, Storey county.
Notice 10 hereby given that Of Q nesting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 9th day
Of July, 1879, An assessment mo. lo) Of One and
One Half Dollars per share WA levied upon
the capital stock Of he corporation. payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, 70 the
SECRETARY, st tho once Of the Company, els
California street Union Insurance Buudinsl,
Ban Rrsncisco. California.
Any stock upou which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tbs 18th day OF August.
ls79, will BE- delinquent. and sdvsrtised for sals
q public auction. and unlees payment 70 made
before, viii b sold on WEDNESDAY, tho
third day OF September. 1879, 70 pay. the
delinquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
by order OF The Hoard Of Directors. L
JOSEPH 0Ruos, eecfetsry.
once -4le California street Union Insurance.
Building), Ban Francisco. California. Jyll.'d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11

8. +. Stock EtcAanes: When Coz. the
murderer OF Mrs.. Hull. was captured.
he was listening quietly and With every
appearance Of ~sdihostiou. 10 . sermon
upon the "Tormsnts Of the Damned"
Why shouldn't hsf BE VA safe
enough. Having committed . murder.
he wa ON tho straight road 70 heaven.
like al other assassinS. and - 70 what
tormsnts Mn. Hull might b suffering
in the other world. what did that matter
to himi Reading the Eastern papers.
We ere ct . los 70 know who 10 the
greater hero Of the hour-Bslch. the
Boston reporter who discovered the
Hull murderer. or the Hull murderer
who was discovered by Baloh. the
Boston reporter. Both sssm to have
covered themselves with glory. and 1t 10
q proud day for Boston al around.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11

Gsoso. SwANs BucxLEr. who died al
Quincy. Mas. Last week. was one OF
the pioneers Of negro 'minstrslsy. He
and . brothsr began 70 perform over
forty years ego. and from that time nm
Ill about 1870 his name was conspicuous
on the bill-boards throughout the eoun-
try. Buckley was his real name. In
April last. after years Of retirement. he
made . new start on the stage. appear
ing at the Walnut Street Thsatsr. Phil
sdslphia. in . play written 10 Afford him
an opportunity to psrsonsts . devoted
slave. The venture wa . decided fall
urs. the public refusing to Be amused
with the nsgroisms Of twenty years ago.
or 10 laugh 1t Sally Come Up" BUCK
Icy was III Of diabetes, and the disaP-
pionsmsnt Il said 10 have hsstsasd his
dsssh.