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Current News Items.

We have news that the Confederates are in
heavy force between Bunker Hill and Win.
chester
Harris, Of Nry'aod, aching on the priuci-
pie Of "tigh,jnr wrong where'er 'tis given"
very properly spock-d a fellow down (uot a
dslstu,y) ia c1ngooJion, for calling him a
traitor
A great battle is expected to occur some.
where in the vicinity Of Harpers Ferry.
I.is beUeyei thatt The Conrederates have by
no means given up their design to invade
PennsyIvania ana uoryInnd
[, is believed that both armies are prepnr-
ing for laother grea, battle for the possession
OF the Weldon railroad.
Nashvll.i, To- panic, expecting an attack
from Wa,oers cavalry.
The z Republicans OF Chicago are in a terri.
bic state Of excHea.nt. The immense gath
erirg Of The trIe Union men aad patriots of
ths country is working an influence on the
voting popua,iug that frightens the leaders
So they have called meeting Of all who are
in the interest Of blood and despotism for
Thursday night
Brig Gen Hammond, a loyalist Of the
Black Republican stripe, is defauher to the
amount Of half million of dollars
Chase has written g letter concerning the
Baltimore nominees, lie intimaIes That the
future may make 10 necessary TO substitute
other men, but protests that be has no person
al disagreement with Old Lincoln
The platform passed the Convention almost
unanimously The resolution for an arm
sdce aud Convention of States, as well as de-
clsring that interference with the election by
Lincoln would be considered an act of revo
luton, and treated accordingly, passed amid
deaienIur cheers.
The Cincinnati Commercial says the Dem
ocratic platform wil not please the Richmond
authorities No difference, the Baltimore
platform pleases them exactly.
So great is the crowd in Convention at Chi
,ago that serious fears are entertained thai
the bniId.ag will r5ak down.
The hopes OF tbo Republicans tha, the De
macracy would comurit the suicidal folly OF &
disagreement at Chicago, are destined to b,
dashed 10 the ground
The Cincinnati Gazette says that Vallau
dighsm rnles the Convention The Dayton
Journal says in effect that he has no info
ence at all When lies ?
provokea the Republicans beyond meas
ure, that the immense multitude at Obicagt
cheer Mr Yallandigham on all occasions
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DEMOCRATIC 20
County Convent on in
LOGAN COUNTY.

The Democracy Of Logan county are
notified to assemble at the MELODEON
HALL in Bellefontaine, on SATURDAY
the 10th day of SEPTEMBER 1864, at
l o'clock P. NJ. To nominate candidates
to be supported at the ensuing election, for
the various county offices.
Also, to select Delegates to represent
Logan county in the Congressional Con-
vcntion which convenes in Piqua on Mon
day the l2th day of September 1864.
Hon. j, #. MoKNNEY will be present
and address the Convention. tits earnest
ly desired that the Democracy of the
county will interest themselves 10 secure a
full attendance at this meeting. y.
By order Of Dem. Cen. Com
JAMES HERMAN, CHARM n.
w. V, MARoUIs. Sec'y,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

The National Lateiligencer, the time hon
ored central organ of The whig party, living
and dead has at last ceased TO weep at the
grave of Its early love, and has openly taken
sides with the Iro-slavery democracy - Wash.
iHgton 0hroAtcis
The IHtsLHgeHcer "has openly taken side"
against the ABOLITION party which was so We
hemently denounced BY Clay aud Webster -
No 'old line whlg' with parIi4le of venera-
tion for the teachings or memories Of these
men could ally himself with the fanatics and
dsuuionists who were their especial aversion
When, on the death Of General Tay lor, Gene
raj Cess, who had been his opponent in the
Presidential election, arose in the Senate and
delivered a eulogy as eloquent and Appropri
ate as il was tru,bful and discriminating, the
lines Of separation we're so far oblterated that
il needed hut the conservative and able ad-
mnistration of Presidont Fillmore to prae-
tieally extinguish them Democrats united
with wings in his support, aud wings aud dem
ocrats will unite in sustaining principles sim
liar to those which obtained under him. and
which be and they nov regard as vital TO the
national existence.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

Motions 70 adjourn we're now made. but de-
elsred out Of order.
Mr. Aleck Long, Of Ohio, took the stand in
opposition to Mcclellan he said that Lin.
coln had been guilty Of interfering with free
dom Of speech, the freedom Of elections,
and Of arbitrary arfests, and in your resoln-
tions You have arraigned him before the peo-
pie Of the country for these iyrannies and
usurpations, anil yet you propose to nominate
map for the support Of the Democracy,
man who has gone even farther than Lincoln
has gone, in the perpetuston Of similar tyran-
ical measures upon the sacred privileges and
rights Of the people,
/" General Mcclellan is guilty Of the ar
arrest OF the Legislature Of 3 sovereign State.
He has suspended the writ af habess corpus
apd helped 10 enforce the odious Emanci pa.
ton Proclamation of Lincoln, the willing in
atrument Of corrupt andtyranuical Admir- is
traliou, aiding, while possessing military pow
er, all its efforts to strip American freemen
Of their dearest liberties. Will you so far
sluldfy yourselves as to make him the stand.
ard bearer Of Dsmocrats2 With all his heart,
he bored not He had never done other
wise m (. .f aa
But as between Lincoln or Fremont, aud
any man calling himself half Democrat
he would have choice, and would be found
voting with his friends but he begged the
Convention not 10 nominate Mcclellan Al
most any other man who claims to be Dem.
ocrst, would satisfy the Northwest Weak as
is your platform in many respects, wo will
stand up and do all in our power to maintain
it, but in God name don't add to its weak.
ness by placing such man in nomination.
ME- CorriPnn, Of Pennsylvania, in answer
to Harris, OF Maryland, (who attacked Me
Clelan) quoted from McClellan's letters TO
HalIeck aud Buell., when those Generals we're
under his command, 70 show that be invaria.
bly, admonished them that The only object Of
the war was u preserve the integrity Of the
Union and majesty Of The law, and that he
invariably cautioned them 10 strongly guard
against any infringement upon the rights OF
property and persons (Great applause 10
The last two speakers we're constantly in.
terrupled by motions TO adjourn. Objections
TO an adjournment were raised in all quarlers,
but as it was rapid growing dark, and gas
not having been introduced into the wigwam,
the opponents Of an adjournment, who were
evidently the strongest, had 10 concede the
point. Convention adjourned until 10 o'clock
| to morrow
The McClellanites say that the debate has
done their candidate no harm, and are san
| guine Of success TO morrow.
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HARMONY In Convention.

There are only two delegates in Conven-
tion, that express hostile feelings toward
Gen. McCLELLAS, and even these two
announced that they will give him their
support. In view of all the circumstances,
the harmony that prevails is surprising.
All wings and shades Of opinion seem
willing to make concessions in order to
secure the unity Of action essential to sue
cess.
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Tse disease spread until MY scalp was one toi1nieta
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

In view of the torn and distracted con-
dition of the Republican party. the uuap-
unity of feeling that prevails among the
Democracy gives perfect assurance Of q
glorious triumph in November.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

Iris to be hoped that LINooLS will be
warned by the solemn aud deliberate resolve
of the Democracy to resist by force, any
attempt of his to invade the sanctity Of
the ballot box. A free election, or a free
fight.
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GOveraor Btough hos iseued Proclamation n

Goveraor Btough has issued Proclamation
dissuading the people from resist
ance 70 the draft The Governor
must fear that there is great restless.
ness throughout the State in regard to the
draft, or he certainly would not have issued
this Proclamation. If such restessness ex'
lists, he has helped create it. Last year he as
sured the people If he were elected the War
would be speedily brought TO close, without
any further serious draftup the people, and
when be called the National Guards into SER
vice, he assured them that within a hundred
days the Rebellion would be practically end.
ed. Is it any wonder, then, in view of all
these positive assurances, that the people look
sullenly upon the impending draft ? By no
means should they throw themselves into in
surrection They can not succeed, and fail
ure won d make their condition immeasura-
bly, worse. Let them, one and all, bear up
under the calamity that weighs upon them
and at the proper time vote out OF Office the
Administration and its adherents. - Ch hilicothe
Adreriser. Ft fa.t
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

General Milligan is prisoner in the hands
of Wheeler
A great battle between the forces Of sher-
man aud Hood is expected to be fought this
week for possession of the Macon RailroadI
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VNHE UNDERsI6EFp hereby return their tbank.
4 to Mr Valentine Fries, gent, ana the
GERAANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New York, for the great promptness they have
shown IN paying to ma the amount Of tho infnr ncs
ON the life oi Pet'r Elcksr, decessfd sid Either
insured his life tor the benefit Of his lie end chil-
dreni on the 2lst day Apri, 1854 He suddenly
took sick, and led oT the Sd day OF May, 1854 and
on tins day the Company has psid us the amount cf
the insuran 81 CO., We think II rigbt tIet Inc uL
lie should know these facts.
BARBARA EICHEB.
Dayton. May "a, 1864. A. HooRsT lind
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Read what those say who have uatd 1t.
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Sold by ali druggists, IS cts pot. Manufactured at
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II was then moved that the Convention pro-
coed to the nomination Of candidate for
President
John p Stockton, Of New JERSEY, IN behalf
Of the delegation OF that State, nominated
Geo q Mcclellan for President
s S. Cox, Of Ohio, in behalf OF a portion
Of the Ohio delegation, seconded the nomina-
ton. FEf
Mr. Salisbury, Of Delaware, nominated
Gov. Powell Of KeHtueky.
Mr.. Powell returned bis thanks to the gen.
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LIoaaAnD !. 30. 80.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-08
Gold Hill, June 2. 1864. jn3 w
Ordinance No. ~.

QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS FOR TRUS-
W tees of the Incorporate Town OF Gold HILL 1t
Is hereby ordained as follows: .,.-.-.
SECTION l. No person shall be entitled TO vote at
any Municipal Election Of the incorporate town Of
Gold HILL who Is not white male citizen Of the
United States and the age OF years,
or who Is otherwise disqualified by the laws OF the
United States or the statutes Of the Territory OF Ne
vada. No person. who, being otherwise qualified,
who, for the four months next preceding such mu-
nCipal election, shall not have resided WITHIN the
Territory of Nevada, and for the thirty days next
preceding such municipal election, shall not have
resided within the limits Of the incorporate town OF
Gold Hill.
SEC 2 Any person not legally qualified as set
forth in Section OF this Ordinance, who shall vote
offer or attempt to vote at any municipal election
OF the said incorporate town, SHALL upon conviction
be fined in any sum not less than one hundred dol
Lars, and not more than five hundred dollars. and
SIC. = ANY person who shall advise. or request
or use any influence whatsoever. to procure any per-
son 10 vote at any such election who Is not legally
qualified as set forth in section OF inns Oriiance
SHALL upon conviction, be fined In any sum not less
than Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and not more
than Five Hundred Dollars.
SEC T. Any person shall be entitled TO chal-
lengc the vote OF any other person, and when such
vote is challenged the same shall not he received UNI
til such person whose vote Is 50 challenged SHAH
take and subscribe an oath In form as hereinafter
Sc; furth which oath shall be administered by one or
the Judges of such election.
SEC. ). Such oath shall be in form as follows: do
solemnly swear that Gm a citizen Of the United
States the age of twcnty-one years. that have
resided within the Territory Of Nevada during the
four months last past and within the present boun
Diary lines OF the incorporate Town Of Gold Hill du-
ring the thirty days last past, and am now resident
herein. That ] am mot disqualified BY any law OF
the United States any statute Of this Terrtory-so
help me God.
SEC. g. Ii shall be the duty Of the Judges Of such
Elections preserve nvOlatc the provisions Of this
Ordinance: to reject the votes Of all disqualified
voters and IN all cases where they have reason to
doubt the legality of any vote. 10 refuse the same
until the foregoing oath shall have been taken and
subscribed. Ii shall be their duty to ask such qucs
tons Of any Offering to vote respecting his qunl.
IiCatiOn and may determine upon the legality Of
the same.
SEC :. This ordinance shall take effect from and
after this date. -
CHAS. H. VAN G0RDER, President.
Attest: 5. II. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Dated May Eth, lslI. my2
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election Notice.

PURSUANT TO THE PROCLAMATION OF HIS
i Excellency, Hon. James W. Nye, Governor Of
the Territory of Nevada notice Is hereby given that
an Election for ten (O) Delegates or Representatives
to the State Constitutional Convention, Will be held
in the several Election Districts OF the county oil
Storey, N. T..
On Monday, the 9th Of June Next.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Judges, In the various districts, by the Board oil
County Commissioners OF said county, TO Wit:
Election District No. !, Gold Hill-G. ". Pease, L.
Gushing, W. II. Dolman. Polls to be held ut May
nard's Building.
Election District No. ., Flowery-F. Parke, +. l..
Buckingham and 7. SEillman. Polls at Gould
Curry MILL
Election District No. 3, First Ward, yIrgInIa-w.
A. Bourne, +. J. SchnedeT and Richard Low. Polls
to be held at -.
Election District No 4, Second Ward. Virginia
Fenno Downer, James Bulan and Columbus Walker.
Election District No. ;, Second Ward, virginia-D.
+. Hoff, Z. ". Reyes and Henry Schmidt. Polls at
Election District, No. 9. Third Ward, Virginia.
David Barley,J. ii. HeIshOrn, James Wager. Polls
Election District No :, American CIty-Wm. Hunt,
VIM. Mimic, VIM. Boyden. Polls to be held at the
Willows.
Polls TO be opened at 5 o'clock AN, and closed ut
Pm. ,,o,.,.
-, Witness my hand and official seal, this 18th
~ ""' vi may "'D'' Il. W. WINTON.
County Clerk Storey county, \. T:
ByB C. BROwS, Deputy nya0 I'd
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IN. VAN BRUNT, Sec'y.
unicr, TGi Montgomery street.
san nj


Gold Hill District, Storey county, \. T.-Notice Is
hereby given, that at 4 meeting Of the Trustees OF
said Company. held gu the twelfth (2lhD day Of May
l,,i, All assessment OF Two Dollars per share was
l.yrd upon the capital stock Of the company, paya-
lie the Secretary, IN L. = gold coin, al The Office
ESQ Superintendent at Virginia. \. T. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the 18Th dag 0I june l'6i. will be advertised on that
Ciay is delinquent and unless payment shall be made
before will b. Sold tie Jl day Of June. ls6i to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs
o! advertising ana expenses Of sale. b. order OF the
Bour,i of Trustees WI. WILLIS. Scc'y.
Office. No. ~ MontSomery ST., San Francisco.
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Pioneer Omnibus Line.

IN AND AFTER APRIL FIFTEENTH, TICK
" cts tan be purchased from either Of the Drivers
or nj the Office of the Line in Gold Hill. Three fol
one Dollar. Passengers not purchasing Tickets vii
be charged Fifty Cents
apis If j. b. CRANDALL, Proprietor.
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Uoy 0uecn GoId and silver Mining Co

May Queen Gold and silver Mining 60.
Notice Is Hereby given that assessment OF Fifty
Cents per share, all the capital stock OF the May
Queen Gold and Silver Mining Company was this
day levied by the Board OF Trustees payable In US.
gold coin Immediately To the Secretary Of the COM
pany al his Office Silver City, Lyon County, Nevada
Territory rs order Board OF Trustees
p H. PIKE, Scc'y.
SJI,-,r fIt,- M,y "a Iny3t m
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Enrekn Mining Company. Notice IL

hereby given that on the 2si day OF May ISL al
meeting OF the Trustees OF the Eureka Mining COM
pary there was an assessment levied at Five DOlars
per share payable Immediately to the Secretary at
his Office IN Gold Hill. \. L.
SR-Therr will he allowed liberal discount on
payments made within fifteen days.
MOSES HIRSHMAN, Secy.
Gold HILL Hay g. ltii. my23 m
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,Jocksou GoId nnd SILVER lIininQ Compn-

ny-SOticc Is hereby givrn that at meeting OF the
Jackson Gold and Silver Mining Company held this
18th day Of May, \. ID. lsGi, All assessment Of Two
Dollars ami Fifty Gents was levied Oh each and eN-
cry share Of the capital stock OF the company pay
able 10 the secretary Immediately IN United States
gold coin, tie same being Assessment No. Ten.
WM. W. BISHOP, Scc'y.
Guild HILL n T. MAY II, ISL myli-lm
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Thomas Paine Gold und silver Mining
COmpany.-AOtiCe.-Ata meeting Of the Board
Trustees OF the above company held May 10th, 1861,
assessment No. 10 Of Fifty 90 Cents per share was
levied. payable 10 the Secretary AZ his office, Blue
Gold Hill ~ order Of the Board Of Trustees.
H. A. HAUCk, Scc'y.
Gold Hill. aiay %, 1Sii. my23 III