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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

speds' Dispatch TO The n. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Jan. 20. lssL
GEN. BUTLER AscERTAIKs THAT RICHMOND 10
NOT EVACUATED
| A dispatch Was received here BY Gen. Bftler
from Gen. Wistar commanding at Norfolk ststing that
the flag oftruce bont had just come down the river
bringing the report that Richmond had been evacuated
Gen. Butler teegrapled back to Gen Wstar to make
reconnaissance In force and ascertain facts This was
accordingly done, and the accommodating column went
within .. miles Of Richmond. Returning they report
that Richmond has no. been evacuated.
swIHDLISG IN HORSE CONTRACTS.
The vigilance exercised by the inspectors Of
horses recently appointed by the War Department has
compelled the withdrawal Of the numerous svudling
contractors from the market which is thus efs open to
those who wish to furnish Governments with good
horses at fair prices This timely prevention Of further
fraGds vii be saving both If money and men IN tho
Government
LADIES' SOLDIERS RELIEF sOcIErns.
Between thirty and forty ladies, representing
the various Ladies' Soldiers Relief Societies through
oct The country have been in session at the rooms o.
the Sanitary Commission in this city. The object Of
tue meetings have been 10 hear reports to consult and
70 advise with the Sanitary Commission upon matters
Of common interest. Tonight, at the request Of the
ladies' Miss Dix il narrating er experiences among tia
hospitals, and sig them the benefit OF her experience
and advice. .....'.......
CONFIRMATION OF RICHARD BUslEEDs AP-
PoINTMgsr.
In Executive Session to-day the Senate con.
Grmei the nomination OF Richard Busted Of New Ycrh
as Jndge Of the United States District Court for
Alatama, without dissenting vote.
PosTPoNEMEyT OF TIE NOMINATIONS or
GhSEhALc' .....-.....t
The Senate Committee have determined To
postpone the consideration Of the nomination Of Major
and Brgader for the present. in order TO a.
certain how many vacancies and unemployed MAJOR
Generals there are on hand.
THE CASE or 81 RGEON-cENBRAL HAMMOND.
The Court-Martial in the case of Surgeon
General Hammond met here to-day. all the members o.
the Court being present but Gen. Starkwestber, Who
left Chattanooga on the 9th inst. but owing 10 the de-
tcntion Of the trains has not reached here yet Cen
Hammond WAS arralgned. and pleaded not ghlty. He
asked for pestponeniou for four weeks Tor the pur'
nose OF procuring Witnesses from the Wes' His re-
quest was not granted. and the trial will proceed
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR.
Charles 4. Dana was today nominated In Executive
Session OF the senate az Assistant Secretary Of War u
der TIE act recently passed and approved for thar par
pcze. .'.ra
NATIONAL BANKS.
Yhe following National Banks have received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21

M rstoraon o. Sste to the Union and ito power TO the
people TO their ancient and u-rpa'ed prosperity 70
20 extend aud confirm the dominion OF rational liberty II
Is not within hEwan power TO accomplish tLsse
Jicss and interests Problems OF State, 100 com
pfcate for the hulDon mind lave been solved by
.e enters the sou Of the innocent well 90 the guilty
Tie Government subject to the law Of necessity ond must
consult tie condition Of gs ether than the preferences Of
men and &c be that rs purposes ere .t and it's measures
wise the right TO demand hs questions Of personal IN
tsl and opinion shall he subordinate the pubic good
When Tho national existence at stake snd the liberties OF the
people in peI, faction Is treason, ,,.o =,
government directly TO tie psopfrst by th election Of
executive oce. 1thsu 70 the Union, u bt io9"sd py
oyQ in both House, OF toDTss and then ny
which viii corfrn the acton Of the people END
recoguze Il principles Of freedom IA the organic law ms
ne y;h Of tie RI'sst Ihs o .. 20 ,ssd
work. The amQAe tNbeI Of n Coaui.! Wsf neVef guided
by snole jus! AID tehsn pig thsn hst q h, successor ho
10 oa- tho President Of United ss'os in she ho" o.
eg tlsl let - Iced liz sdisonlucn. -, ,....,,
LeueIs ~ lie Opening Of her ory sesed r. n,vl s
Of The ncn by eoneris spe9 ne no. the Ses
Porsr 81 lie world sys victory un,irps sed in she annals Of
r.r Let her pooplo low TO the wofo no coming
resioso Of uaou ia Which t.e ses shs, GLOW u
have docpe 'eTcst than own, b. thhorssu1soh Of
''e ''''''''-' n. r. sAss., NJ &C.
twill hc seen thstste proyi.on for tho election OF
con,epf % revise he litut.on Of the State is
rerr dsfisfe one as yet dong nothing moro IN fact
thai fI 1ay fol tiat work The dc'ising Of proper
a8d 'qHitaOic Dtsb ~ ic.ttschth loh - ~ kci
connected with sneb a, tan'e as.,,. lsuppese Gen.
Benks has reseryeG bis dctsioI onths pon Tor oppor
tuuy 10 further consult aud possibly to haio0ni7e the
Union citizens Of tho S;ge, whose view, ere known TO
be conflicting
MLITARY MATHIS.
There is absolutely nothing new 10 wife concerning
The military situation throughout this De
paltment Everything in Texas is said 10 be going on
properly and favorably. fbpugh have 10 intelligence
81 any recent movements, expeditions or events III that
quarter.
C0LoREp REGiNFS1s.
The organization OF colored regiments In This Depart
meut is almost NJ a stand-s for want Of more mhleIi'
a. PERHAPS The ideas o. those who have had this work
IN charge have been little TOO large. There arc now
- regiments Of colored troops with fall sets oil officers
hui the ogiments VIII no. slcrGge 200 men, rank ana
file We must either consolidate, or enlaree onr Dor
deIs end get more material NoCA1IVE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21

about 100 uns burden and Is loaded With salt spirits Of
all kinds. cordagc, &c. She was trying ~ run in and
suddenly changed her mind upon seeiug and tried TO
pun ont. Her papers made Ter ont TO be from Nassau,
y. p. and bound ostsnsibly to Bermuda Her Captain
owns up that she is b0ckadc-rurner Iwrif In great
haste. az the mail is just leaving.
Very truly yours, C.S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21

Among the arrivals on Wednesday morning
from Now Orleans by the Morning Star notice Brig
Gen. Henry ". Birge and Staff. Gen. Birge went ont
Colonel Of tho 18th Connecticut Regiment Of Volunteers
IN Gen. Benz f. Buffers expedition to the Department
of the tuf and has his star by heroic bravery.
Gen. B.rge In commend o. the "fororp tcye' Is
Por. Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
The SANTA Clara Quiehsiiver Mining 90.

NALl1MtKL, " tNl'a,IHy, y "I' =, W.
The dispatches from Washington to the New
WI Names announcing that large purchases Of tho
Ssnt. clara Quicksilver Mining Company have been
made recently On New-Yof& are merely eGndrds t"'
bolster fancy" long siuce exploded. At meeting
HE stockholders to-day the indebtedness OF the Asso
citation was stated 20 amount to $500 COO nearly hall OF
which is due on mortgages expiring during the present
wutth Unless the stockholders submit Ia e heavy ID
sessment the properly must pass into other hands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
The Quotn OF tte 9th Congregational Dis
trict Full.

AUBURN. y. Y, Wednesday, jan 20. 1874.
The qnota of the XXIVth Congressional Dis-
trct, composed OF the counties Of Cayuga Wayne and
Seneca under the last call for 3O0OC0 is more than
full. Provost Marshal Knapp has mustered IN LOO
recruits in the last three weeks This is tic first Dis
triet 10 Ill its quota.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
TaS MILITARY COMMISSION at Fort Lafayette

appointed by Gen. Dix for the purpose of trying prison
ers at that fortress and at Fort Warren charged with
susie and political oenses. held session yesteiay IN
order to decide whether the recently Cnstoy'
House employees and certain oher offenders should DO
tried by court martial by civil process. No decision
was arrived at II may be given to-day. The sitting
was strictly private.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
mr.. ,,.,.,..a nua Erie Railroad Di.astcs.

ILrNFLAND, WedHesL1y, jan. 10 IstI';
The following are additional names OF IRE
ki., and wounded b, the disagtuF on The e'sana ai
f,r~n-,l'shs Usatnon q Nicl'lspl y. =.
VoUsptp-airs. Pot Of McConl slsvlie, ohoi Jsi't'
al ~ Ses.YotA: NJ. Eruh.gs - Sandusks, ONO; As
Chesehrough of Suspension Bride, =.
rwo bodies are 20 burned that they cannot be der
, tfiaU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
The Second msssaehureus Re- i".ent.

E0-TON, N'Ulf7sIHyI JUN u i0"''
The I'd Massachusetts, Regiment received an
enthusiastic reception to-day, including dinner In
Faneuil Han. at which Gov Andrew made welcome
address Maj Gen Burnside walked in tie procession
and IS warmly received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
Court Of Appeisls.

ALBANY. Wednesiay. jar. "a, 1904
The following Is tic Calendar of Tho Court OF
Appeals for Thursday. JAM ~ Ncs. 80. 49, ~ 81, &C.
90, Is, s.. So s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
Capture Of the Brti.h ship siI,npu..

o. :. SIEkM GusBoAr HURON,
U0BOY sOUhD, Ga. January ., 1861.
Mn TDIfoR: IL never rains hnt ii pours. We have
inst cauturcd the British ship Svanus after repeatedly
Smelling and Kidding her with our ll.inch pivot. she
was run ashore ad SINK In ialhom water and low
tte leaves her nearly dJy pnd may b. repaired. she II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
TIE STATE ROuNTY,

The re6nlisted men Of the 69th Regiment
KewYork State Volunteers received the State bounty
yesterday at the Park Barracks Pckpockets and
ans fer time past and hope by the use OF dragged
qnor to relieve these brave fellows Of their
money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
NATIONAL BANKS.
.Yhe following National Banks have received
lutho.itv II Commences operations:
Wan DgPger~FAr,

The following important decision has beef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21

&rri,ni or Gen. Terry Sud sian, win
First Brigade, Third Division. sixth
Corps Genersms Reception by the
Jrdies-Poor discipline on Jehu-on's
s-Iuud-Geucral Ordcr-Weathcr, &c.
ARRIVAL OF GIN. TERRY AND STAFF.

yrcI Oar SPECIAL Correspondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21

gram from Marshal Fry instructDg him not 10 rcosivs
Indians as volunteers. few Indians have Il re-
cruited here and In the western part Of he Gists
large number have enlisted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21

There is absolutely nothing 10 write coDoernln
1.-The military situation throughout this ID
paItment. Everything in Texas is said 10 be going o
properly and fayoraby, though We have 10 intelligence
81 any recent movements expeditions OF events III thf
quarter.
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

America, two who came 70 Panama. VIA New York, and
who are nov doubtless up The ocass being NJ re than
salvador supposed 10 be implicated that have yet to be
heard from The end Of this plot may nos be YET for
True. TO be forewarnsd be forearmed and - both
commanders posted We have every reason 70 hope
Ihave just learned thss two more iroo doubeenders
have been ordered 10 reinforce shs squsdronvessels
b the Navy Department abou,y win il. in the facs Of
the above story, persist In hsmperng the Admiral
1s.sss vor.nsss on he other de aSs
20 swell the number OF ships In the Pacific without
ssSsns sss the VIII ns Pa
Railroad Company, the merchants OF the East
and California the underwriters others interested
demand Of the that thor Interests in these
sceans receive prompt adequate protection Why
win they submit longer TO be thus trled WITH; when
they have il In their power 90 cure the eyils corres
pondents letter may be considered BY them Of bu little
importance but mltiers continue az they have
an are they wisone day be awaSered TO The fact by
serious losses and ruined commerce, that writer,
speaking knowingly OF tho subject mas been doing more
70 protect their interests through the columns OF the
HERALD titan all the vessels here by Rip Van Winke
Wees thus far capable a. doing. II the war co.,
tnues these experiments the part OF the rebel govern.
ment will continue, unless II sees here squadron capa
BILE OF rendering attempts lutte let us have here n the
bay OF PaDama at the arest poss bic momeH steamer
or great speed aud powerful armament ready 10 move at
hours notice. Here s the ceutre ana vessel or
this class at this point and known 10 be constantly sta
. contemplated rebel raid than dozen tubs cruising
either 10 the norIhward or sogthward OF u.s. DO. for
mercy sake, rid us OF the old sailing sloop or ST.
Marys She has made shoals In This bay from beef
bones that have been thrown overheard than dredging
machine could remove in several years. When these
changes are made there will be some security for
commerce in the Pacific and earnestly urge u upon
shose who remedy the evil to give the matter prompt
and vigorous attention before II ia too late.
The steamship Guatamaa' has arrived all right. and
without the necessity OF making long story longer is
sufficient 70 say that tho conspators up the coast
discovered and their plans completely tbwared and In
Salvador the government had ordered them u be ar
rested which TO have been done he night the Qua
tamaa lett So IL may be safely said that the hole plan
the part Of the rebels been utter and complete
failure On her arrival the Guaamaa was boarded by
men from the lancaster but every thing was all y. r.
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

Indies This viii b> Q source sf ooBgratoasson
among all who obliged travel between New Ios
and San Francisco, and ports Intermediate AZ ps ~
Of how the steamers are future, only neues
sary TO say that d. n Corwne Esq the active sna ~
lar agent Of the Pacific Mail steamship COMPANY
place has charge ofsheir management ct Aspinwa aug
will that everything 10 arranged for the comfort anu
convenience OF passengers. A.,
mort What stav shs former will MAKE uncertain The
United States steamer Saginaw Was as Quay aqul wnen
the Inca left. Tho United States ship Cysnc ~ uIue'
touch ug o. the various ports An old satitn0 soop or
,Uar SEMI ON such duty sn these fimss-thtRk OF M
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

DIST wARD-RUMORs HkvlNG BEEN Cihnu.
- lasd "a This ward that have Withdrawn ffon nc
canvas - candidate tor Adernsa take ms mans ~
nfofm ny Trends that have not rhdfawn nat 49, % ~
candidate Tor Alderman pf tho Twenty hrst waia nht
"''''''"' = "s pon'" '"" sIsx BssSnov
The New York herald., 1864-12-05
The News from Central and South
America.

The Late Revolution I'm Ecuador-Sev-
erai COnspiratOrs Arrested and Shot
The Coffee, Cotton and Ind iwo Crops or
the Central states-rhe Case OF the
steamer Salvad or, &c., Sc.
Qua PANAMA CORRESPONDENTS.
Nny a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-08
tn. ro,. of San Fr.ncIses.

The Copperhead papers Of San Francisco
are telling their readers that there will be
msiority Of votes for Mcclellan in that city.
The Cal, on the other hand, whose editor IS
nosted as 10 politics Of the city, estimates a
Lincoln maturity OF from, FIVE to six thousand.
In 1850 the vote of San Francisco was--for
Lincoln, 6,s25; Douglas, 4,0S5; Breekin-
ridge, 1850; Dell, $40. Lincoln over Doug.
las, 2,790; Opposition over Lincoln, 7l0
Then the Union party was not in existence,
and the vote for Lincoln was all Republican.
In 1851, the vote At the Gubernational cleo
ton, the vote was-for Stanford, l0,72S; for
for CONFESS, 3.l7S; for Mcconnell, l,243.
Stanford over Conness, 1853; Stanford over
all, 6,307. Total vote, l5,l49. In 1858 Low
got 1851, to Downey's 5,452. Lows majority,
3,098. The total vote this year IL likely 20
be II 900, and the Copperhesd vote Is Saw nUs
likely TO exceed that cast last year ior Dp". ~.
ney, which will leave about 5000 majority ior
Tincnln .'.f ..- .......
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-08
Proclamation.

WHEREAS. THE CONGRESS- OF THE
w United States passed an Act which WAS
approved on the 2lst day Of March last, entitled
An Act 10 enable the People of Nevada to form
a.Cons,itution and State Government, and for the
admission OF such State INFO the Union on an
equal footing with the Original States" aud
WHEREAS, The said Constitution and Govern
ment have been formed, pursuant TO the condi
tions prescribed by the Fifth Section Of the Act
of Congress aforesaid, and the Certificate required
BY the said Act and also u copy Of the Constitu'
tion and Ordinances have been submitted TO the
President of the United ta;rS;
Now. THEREFORE. Be il known that Abra
ham Lincoln, President OF the United States, i'll
accordance with the duty imposed upon n by
the Act Of Congress aforesaid, do hereby declare
and proclaim THAT the said State of Nrvada is ad.
lnitted into the Union on 40 equal footing with
:he Original States.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto
\ SEAL set INV hand, and caused the seal Of the
5 (Jnite,l States to he affixed Done AT
w. the City of W Washington, this thirty first
day OF October, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty four, and of the
Independence of the United tates the eighty
ninth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President,
WM. II. SEWARD. Secretary of State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-08
THE EVENING NEWS.
SWEET MEMoRIEs-RAIN.

How thev splashrd the window pune
How they leaped upon the plain
How they glittered in the dell
How they pattered, tinkled, fell
The drops of rain
0. we've not forgotten, suite,
Those sweet beauties hrimmed with light
Gayly dancing, mad with glee,
Kissing blossom, bush and tree,
soft drops of rain
Will 1t eer entrance again,
Cooling tiukling falling rainf
First sprinkle. then shower.
With dashing, drenchlng power.
Great drops OF rainl
BEsEEcHISc.
Hearken, Spirit of the Rain.
Send ore liquid gems again
Now we lift our eyes to thee,
ScUrched, we have one only plea,
For drops of rain
All Of blessings In thy gift
What's in honor-wbat's In thrift
Sirius crispS us flesh and bone,
Days lag on, and falls not one
sweet drop Of rain.
Come, soft sprinklings, gently down.
Bathe the sole and hathe the crown
Thousands join the frrvid prayer.
Burns 1t through this dog'day glare,
For rain, for rain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-08
k..ni, R.fore the People.
cu.p, cylI.-ro Prevent Disloyal Persons nn
f.o., votino. TApproyed February w.

cv,p cvlI-ro Prevent Disloyal Persons nn
from Voting. [Approved February w.
aoGt 90 Enacted bv the Governor and Legisla.
tire p, ,As.sn.Siy ofths Territory Of .Nspada' a.
JossO,o SsDSios 1. ANY person offering to vote at
~ noll in this Territory, opened BY or un,
any any he authority Of law, may be challenged
Sy' Sy any M, other person entitled 70 vote at the
.sro. os o nol, for disloyalty; and IL the person
.o challenged declare himself loyal, and the
.bsIlenoe be not Withdrawn, one OF the
;ndges tf election shall administer to him the
official oath OF the Territory before he shall
he allowed to deposit his vote; Provided,
that the person so challenged may require the
person challenging TO awear that the chal-
ienee Was msds In good faith and for the
public good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-08
7rv DRY ~ OH1o.-Gen. Dix found time

GEN, DIX IN OHlU'- LA 'S''ue s'"'S
To make a speech six sentences long nj San
dusky. Ohio, on the evening Of the 18th Sep
remh.r. which should knock McClelIanism
ont of any town in which politics, are inAu-
enced by the opinions and example Of men
oT note and worth. The General was Sere.
naded. He came out from his room and said
to the crowd: -.
FELLOW CITIZENS: As arrived late here
tonight, and am engaged in public business,
and depart at an early hour in the morning, !
know you will excuse me il limit what
have to say to few words.
I will say one thing, however, upon ques-
ton in which every loyal man is most deeply
interested-the rebellion. Il has been my
conviction from the first, that there could be
NO peace until the rebel armies we're dispersed
and the leaders Of the rebellion expelled
from the country. loud cheers. ] believe
that the cessation Of hostiIities would lead to
recognition Of. the Confederscy: and
need not tell you that never could assent
to AN aTmistice Of which the Chicago plat;
form is the basis. Renewed cheering and
applause. have faith only in steady, un-
ceasing, unremitting prosecution Of tne var.
[Great applause And believe this var
will meet the judgment Of every thinking
man.
Once more thank you for your kind ex'
preston of feeling, l bid you good night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-08
VOL. 3.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION NOTICE.


OFFICE OF The COUNTY COMMISSION
~ ers of Storey county. y. T., Virginia, Octo-
Der 22I, ls64-Pnrsuaut TO the provisions Of the
Constitution of the State of Nevada, notice Is
hereby given that IN election will b. held in this
county on TUESDAY. the Sth day of November,
1864, for the following named officers, to wit:
Three Presidential Electors;
One Representative 10 Congress
Governor;
Lieutenant. Governor;
Three Judges Supreme Court;
Clerk of the Supreme Court;
STATE Controller;
State Treasurer;
Attorney General
SECRETARY Of State;
Superintendent of Public Instruction;
Surveyor General;
Three Disrric, Judges for Storey county;
Four State Senators;
Twelve ASseInbiyinrn.
The polls will be opened al the following named
places, tn wit
tire. Judges. L. Requa, W. y. Hail. Iohn
Doyle.
Second District-Flowery At the Gould &
Curry Mill. Judgrs-D w. Baich' w. E FtinN'
B. F. Wood.
Third Di<trict-Fir>t Ward. Virginia; At Hay
Yard corner Of { and Carson STREETS. judges
,Johu C. James, W. ~ Bourne, \. Wood.
Fourth Di>ricr-Secrui WarIl, First Precinct
virginia: At Collins House. u street Judges
+. 4. Tritle, Geo. Lsnmnn, A. :. Arr'ngtoHi
Fifth Districr-Spconl Wari Second frSc't''''
Virginia; Forls Building, c street. judges
Cba.. Wilson John Burton. d. 7. H"dgtS
Sixth District-Third Ward, Virginia: W aS""e
Stable, G street. ludgvs--E. y. Rowe FRANK
Serlry, L. T. Bland. 49,
seventh District - American City. Al the
Willows Juiges-E. F. Glover, J.. Strother' D
D. Wood, ~ A,
Eighth Dlstrict-Fourth Ward. Virginia. Al
Vacant House, formerly Eureka tionst opposite
Illinois House. street. Judecs-A. t. Lrl"''
Warren Hc,ton, II. L. Wells 49,
Ninth D;str;ct-ReL Mountain: A. Cadwells
HouS.. Judges-J Wilcox, L. Caldwell, +. W.
CopPers. ,,,,,
Tenth Di. riot - Lower Gold Hill; AZ me
Whifr Hon.. .iu,lgcs-A. J. Tyrrrll, W. F.
O'Neale, W. ". Van Nli-t.
Which election will BE- opened at eight O'Clock
in the morning. aud will continue until six o clock
in the afternoon OF the same day.
Nv order of the Commissioners.
Sc2+ al LCCIEN HERMANN. Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-08
TERRITORY OF NEVADA,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF THE TEKRIToRY,
CIpsoS Cry. OrtOber 81. 1854.

OFEICE OF SECkETAhI VI HE Aknhtl
CARSON CRY, October 81, 1854.
/, Orion Clemens, Secretary Of the Terri.
tory OF Nevada, do hereby certify that the
foregoing copies Of Sections "A, Is and l6, Of
Chap. xciv Of the laws OF 1851, and Sections
and 2 Of Chap. Xix Of the laws Of 1884, and
Cap evil of the laws Of 1854, and Section ] Of
Chap. iv Of the laws Of 1851, are true, full and
correct copies Of the originals in my Gus.
tody, and that the foregoing copy Of Section
8 OF the ordinance Of the Constitution Of the
State II Nevada, is full, true and correct
copy Of tie original, as il appears in the en-.
rolled copy OF tbs same in my custody.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
[L.s.l Territory, at Office in Carson City,
this 3lst day Of October, A. D. 1884.
ORION CLEMESs,
Secretary of Nevada Territory.