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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-02

The TowER OF BABRL. - After ten
miles ride, we were at the foot Of BiesTe
Nimroud. Our horses feet were tramp.
ling upon the remains Of bricks, which
showed here and there the accumulated
dust and rubbish Of ages. Before our
eyes uprose great mound Of earth, bar
rem and bare. This was Bierre NimToud,
the ruins Of the Tower of Babel, BY which
the first builders of the earth had vainly
hoped to scale high heaven. Here, also,
it was that Nebuchadnezzar built; for
bricks bearing his name have been found
in the ruins. At the top of the mound
great mass Of brick work pierces the accu-
mulated soil. With your finger you
touch the very bricks, large, square
shaped and massive; that were thorough
ly burned; the very mortar-the lime.
now hard as grAnite-handled more than
four thousand years ago by eaTth:s i'm
pious people. From the summit Of the
mound, far away over the plain, we could
see glistening, brilliant as . star, TIE
guided dome Of q mosque, that caught
and reflected the bright rays Of toe morn
ing sun. This gtittering speck was the
tomb Of the holy Allah. To pray before
this at some period Of his life to Hls The
sacred dust Of the earth around, 70 bend
his body and count his beads, is The daily
desire Of every dsvout Mohammsdan.-
BLoek,oood. .Ft
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A TRAVELLERS TALE.-An extraordin-
ary instance Of terrestrial refraction was
lately witnessed by party Of Portuguese
philosophers, in efecting the ascension Of
the Peak of TenerifFe. On their reaching.
about sunrise, the top of the volcano,
which has the shape of an enormous pyr-
amid, and an altitude of 1000 metres
above the level Of the sea, they were as
tonished to perceive at the horizon masses
of mountains; which could not but belong
to some vast continent. The archipelago
of the Canary Islands was at their feet, as
it were, and it was therefore impossible to
mistake the appearance at the horizon for
these; and one of the tourists, who had
been in North America, at length recog-
nized the Allegheny Mountains, which
were at least z, 5000 miles from the spot.
This spectacle was due to a singular effect
of mirage, or terrestrial refraction, pro-
duced by the moist w. S.W. wind which
blew at the time. As the utmost extent
of vision which can be obtained from the
top of the Peak of Teneriffe is not more
than $50 miles, the distance supplied by
refraction was in this case not less than
1850 miles.
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Ri.A Wscas.

- = /. ~ q = A : =
The cooling breeze Of summer to The
weary-worn traveller, j, not moro welcome
or more refreshing than the kind words
and loving smiles Of q dear friend who ce-'
cupies the most sacred spot in the henEt'S
affections, and to whom we cling with DE-
yotion and untiring love.
We're it not for such angel whSperings,
we would grow more Departing and dis.
trustful, more morose and selfish, than
confding and loving. We pas GloaE ths
rough places Of life, fraught as they are
with dangers and shadows, with bravs1
hearts, stronger hopes and more joyouDs
natures, when blessed with the little mslo-
dious tones of kindness from . friend.
Cheering words-how we love them how
we need them to keep our hope bright and
our courage strong; such words a. come
from friend whose advice we prize;
whose kindly expressions are like wan
dering notes from off low.toned instru-
ment OF music. TA
They are messengers from spirit to
spirit carrier doves of pleasant messages,
whose comings and goings make up the
greater part Of life. They have an utter.
ance in every land-every corner Of our
beautiful earth, where God has set his
stamp of human life and intellect.
They are breathed by dusky lips in the
Northern moonlights, whore only the
smoke of the wigwams dye here and there
the color of the evening; they are uttered
in gentle accents on the Rhine, in Germa-
ny; they tremble prettily upon Italian
lips; sounded with warmth in MooriSh
homes carol upon British tongues, and
tighten American hearts with peculiar
sweetnes and welcome.
A kind word It is the soil from which
we derive our strength to meet the many
annoyances, and the stoms that gather
round US. We all shrink from that part
Of life that is tear-stained, clouded and
burdensome; but If deprived of kind
words and cheerful tones, from those we
claimed as friends in better happier hours,
we are sure to grow icy, cherries and mo-
rose. The heart needs at least one ray Of
light to guide it through the gloom and
darkness that too often envelopes It.
What Is a letterf Let affection tell -
tongue that speaks for those who absent DWELL
A silent language uttered to the eye,
Which enviouS distance would In vain deny;
A link to bind, when circumstances part,
A nerve Of feeling stretched from heart 10 heart,
Formed to convey, like an electric chain.
The mystic fash-the lightning Of the brnin.-
And thrill at once, through itS remotsst link,
The thrOb Of passion BY drop Of Ink"
LIsLE LEsTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-02

APPEARANCE OF THE SUS PROM TIE
NORTH PoLE.-To person standing at
the north pole the sun appears to sweep
horizontally around the sky every twenty
four hours without any percepible yari.
alton during its circuit in Its distance from
the horizon. On the 2lst Of June It is
% deg. % min. above the horizon, Q little
more than one-fourth of the distance to
the zenith, the highest point that it .evef
reaches. From this altitude it slowly de.
scends, its track being represented BY .
spiral or screw with very fine thread,
and in the course of three months Il
worms its way down to the horizon,
which it reaches on the 23d Of September.
On this day it slowly sweeps around ths
sky with its face half hidden below the icy
sea. 1t still continues to descend, and
after it has entirely disappeared it Is Still
SO near the horizon that it carries bright
twilight around the heavens in its daily
circuit. As the sun sinks lower and
lower, this twilight gradually grows
fainter till it fades away. On the 20th Of
December the sun is 23 deg. 2S min. b.
low the horizon, and this is the midnight
of the dark winter Of the pole. From
this date the sun begins to ascend. and
after q time his return Is heralded BY Q
faint dawn which circles slowly around
the horizon, completing its circuit every
twenty-four hours. This dawn grows
gradually brighter, and ON the 20th Of
March the peaks of ice are gilded with
the first level rays Of the six-months' day.
The bringer Of thus long day continues to
wind his spiral way upwards, till b
reaches his highest place on ths 2lSt ef
June, and his annual course il than COM
pleted.
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Proclamation.

uTHEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF
w the Congress Of the United States, approved
March 2lst Ap. 1854 the people Of the Territory of
Nevada were authorized to form for themselves
State Government" and
WHEREAS In obedience TO said Act, the people Of
the Territory of Nevada through their delegates in
Convention assembled, have ordained and establish.
ed a Constitution; and
WHEREAS, In the Ordinance Of the Constitution so
ordained and established II Is provided that, the
Governor of the Territory Of Nevada shall issue his
proclamation for the submission Of said Constitution
to the people Of said Territory for their approval
rejection ON the day provided for such submission
by Act of Congress" and
WHEREAS, II Is provided by Act Of Congress, ap-
proved May 2lst, AID. 1864, that said Constitution
shall be submitted to the qualified electors Of the
Territory OF Nevada for their approval or rejection
on the first Qst) Wednesday Of September, A. D.
lSi.
Now, THEREFORE, /, JAMES W. NYE, Governor
Of the Territory Of Nevada by virtue Of the powers
in me vested, do proclaim and declare that the Con-
stitution Of the State Of Nevada shall be submitted
to the qualified electors Of said Territory for their
approval or rejection, on WEDNESDAY, THE
SEVENTH 9TH DAY 0R SEPTEMBER, AID. 1854.
-, In testimony whereof have hereunto set
LIS. my hand, and caused to be aflxed the Seal
49, Of the Territory Of Nevada, this 10th day of
August, AID. 1854. JAMES.W. HYE,
Governor Of the Territory Of Nevada.
Attest: ORION CLEMENS Secretrry OF the Territory.
THE NEWS makes no charge for the publication OF
the foregoing. augl3 I'd
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PEOPLES
NOMINATING COMMITTEE.

ATA MEETING OF THE PEOPLES N0MI-
IA mating Committee, held August 18th, 1854, the
following resolutions were reported and adopted:
WHEREAS, We, the Peoples Nominating Commit
tee In common with our fellow citizens, feeling the
importance Of attention 10 our political matters
seeing the evil now upon us OF dehtoi onerous anu
unjust tavation in the past and, without attention.
OF ruin in the future, and
WHEREAs, The only hope of remedy and salvation
Hes in the assumption OF their rights by the people
themselves, In nominating loyal, honest and capa-
BILE men to I'LL our public offices, and
WHEREAS, The People have designated US as
Committee for that purpose. and desiring 10 iaith-
Therefore, Be 1t by the Peoples Nominating Conf
mittee
ipate in the action Of this Convention.
Resolred, That all candidates before this ConHen-
tion be required to pledge themselves, in writing 10
Resolred That all candidates for office before this
Convention pledge themselves In writing TO oppose
no obstacles TO any action the Legislature may take
in reducing their perquisites or making their othces
salaried ones.
Rssolred, That all citizens be requested to hand
in 10 the Secretary, previous TO the 18th, the names
of citizens whom they deem worthy of the various
Resolred That all candidates for positions be re-
Quested to send In their names, and positions TO
which they aspire, in writing and sealed and In the
10 the Peoples Nominating Committee: hereby
present my name as candidate for the position OF
-; and hereby pledge myself TO abide the
action OF your body, aud support the ticket you may
nominate further agree 10 use no measure 10 de
feat any action the Legislature may take respecting
fees, etc. relating to my Office, If elected. ndorse
your Union resolutions.
Signed,
Resolred That we unequivocay indorSe this Ad-
mnstraton in all Its acts for the suppression Of this
unholy rebellion, and shall use every means In our
power to aid the Government in so doing.
Resolrsd That these resolutions be published In
the various papers Of the county from this date un
til the 18th.
Substitutes were also elected to I'LL the vacancies
occasoned by designations, abSentees and other
causes as in the following corrected list:
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SINGING AT WoRK.-Give us the man
who sings at his work Be his occupa-
ton what it may, he is equal to any Of
those who follow the same pursuit IN sic
lent sullenness. He will do more in the
same time-he will do it better-he will
,persevere longer. One is scarcely sensi-
BILE to fatigue, when he marches to music.
The very stars are said to make harmony
as they reyolve in their spheres. Won
drous is the strength Of cheerfulness--al-
together past calculation its powers of en-
durance. Efforts to be permanently use
full must be uniformly joyous-a spirit
all sunshine-Rraceful from very gladness,
beautiful because bright.
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THE EVENING NEWS.
PARTING.

o Brook, be still O gentle South,
Thy kisses cease among the noisy leaves,
And only kiss my burning mouth
o Stars, make all your light to pour
On him whose love to me 30 fondly cleRveE-
On him who comes, to come no more
For now indeed cannot spare
His first least footsteps; and I fain would sec
Far as may how sad they fare.
Or shall wish that unaware
He should come near, and sweetly startle me,
His hand upon my arml 'Tis there!
0Brook, flow on o amorous South,
Kiss with o thousand kisses all the leaves! =
His kisses tremble on my mouth
But ah, kind Stars, let not your light
Confuse the sweetness Of my lovers eyes,
That bid farewell TO mine tonight -
Farewell farewell to mine tonight
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Elnction Notice.


HroTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
N Wednesday the 7th day Of September. an Elec.
ton will be held In the various election precincts OF
Storey county, N. T.. for the following ofncerS'
to wit: .a7-ssr-
Members of Assembly.
Sheriff. "at -..N. -r
County Clerk.
Tax Collector,
Recorder.
Treasurer.
Commissioner from Gold Hill.
Justice Of the Peace for Virginia.
Justice Of the Peace for Gold Hin.
Justice Of The Peace for American City.
Justice Of the Peace for Elowery.
Justice Of the Peace for. Washington. Red
Mountain District.
/ Constable for Gold Hill.
Constable for American City.
Constable for Flowery.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Judges and Clerks In the various districts by the
Board OF County Commissioners Of said County,
Election District No. l--Gold HIl--Judges J. 4.
Apperson. Geo. Arnold. "a; G. Brooke. CLERKS; G u.
H Election % District No. 2-Flowery-Judges: T. Skill.
lIman, Frank A. Parke and l.. Dunn. Clerks J.
Cannon and - Clarke. Polls at Gould & Curry
Mill.
smith. Clerks: 7. c. Plunkett, G Finley. Polls at
Election District No. 4-second Ward, vlrginIa-
Judges: Geo. W. Hopkins, Fenno Downer and i. 4.
Lynch. Clerks: P. G. Eastman and John Hall.
Polls TO be held at No % North street.
Election District No. S-Sec9nd Ward, Virginia
Clerks: VIM. Halsey and Charles Champney. Polls
at Magure'S Opera House.
Election District No. 6-Thlrd Ward, Virginia.
Judges: John A. Benhan, D. ". Miller and D. Baily.
Clerks: W. H. Barstow and ]. c. Swain. Polls one
door south Of Floods Saloon, street.
Election District No. 7:IAmerean Clty:-Judges:
H. 5. White, - Strother and - Brotherton
Clerks; 4. A. Patten and II. s. Winn. Polls to be
held at the Willows.
Election District No. s.-Fourth Ward, Virginia.
Judges: W. Heaton, ]. NJ Walker and DIR. Carpen-
ter. Clerks; VIM Mason and Geo. Porter. Polls at
the Ashland House.
Election District No. 9.-Washington. Red Noun
tain Disadvantages: A. McGraw, John Raulston
and Vim. Humphrey. Clerks: H. Manning and T.
j. Henry. Polls at the Washington Hotel.
Polls to be opened at S O'Clock AN. and closed at
6P.N.
-, Witness my hand and ofical seal. this
I SEAL 10Th day OF August, 1864. -
WI n. W. MlSTON,
Clerk of the Board OF County Commissioners.
By b. c. Brown Deputy. augS I'd
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Ordinance No. 10.
(D.cs Ano,s, 1s4 YSs,A

.r.-.- (PA6SED, August lst lSb4.)
y ACT TO prevent Chinese occupying dwellings
"A within certain limits Of Gold Hin. The Board
Of Trustees OF the incorporate town Of Gold Hill do
ordan as follows:
SEC. I. Whereas the particular vocation and
habits Of that class Of persons known Chinese,
Injury TO the health of the Inhabitants. and det-
rimental 70 the property and It's safety ffom fire
within the said town Of Gold Hlll-it Is therefore
hereby ordered that from and after the publication
Of this Ordinance, no person or persons known as
Chinese shall be allowed to occupy any dwelling or
dwellings on any places Of habltatlon whatsoever,
within the Incorporate town Of Gold Hill, which
shall be nearer than four hundred feet from the
present residence OF any white person or persons,
unless by permission rst had from the Trustees Of
said town of Gold Hill.
SEC. 3 Any person or persons known as Chinese,
as aforesaid, conviction before q Justice Of the
Peace Of Gold Hill Of violation Of this Ordinance,
shall be fined not less than one hundred nor more
than five hundred dollars.
SEC. s. 1t shall be the duty OF tie Marshal to noti
~ personally such Chinese OF the requirements Of
this Ordinance, and have the same faithfully e2-
ecuted.
s. III RnRINaON Clerk aIlla
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SMALL BRc1NxINes.-Rice was intro
duced into South Carolina By mere sd.
dent. In 1895, the master Of veo.sl
from Madagascar landed about half :
busbel Of an excellent kind, Rom which
mali beginning. sprung up IN immenDe
rource OF wealth, both to the agTisultu-
r;sts and merchants Of thu SoptAsRn
States. Within little more than AAH
century from that time, 10000 balFelS
Of rice were exported In one yeaf hu.n
South Carollna, and $1,000 from Georgia
-all from the remnant IL Sea-sto1,
istt In the bottom of'A saek. aasss q,
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.MY son." said a fond father, "let
precedent be your guide. Remember
precedent and always do what others
have done before you, and Il in your
travels you come to the Genessee Falls,
remember Sam Patch, my dear son, re-
msmbsT Sam Patch, and jump IN"
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S. H. RosIxsos. cIerf. sSiTsa snis wv

Dissolution of Copartnershlp.
TNAE C0PARTNERSmP HERETOFORE EY-
j Isting between J. 4. Greely and A. 8. Patterson
In the Hotel business has this day ceased by mutual
consent The business hereafter will be conducted
debts Of the rm ofGreey 4 Patterson to be paid by
said Patterson Bnns and ell moneys due collected
by them. A, 8, PATTERSON,
Gold Hi, August ., 1854. ausl33w
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Amount of Receipts from July LIST, 1867,
10 July LIST, 1861.
SS,3 81

Cash Receipts and Expenditures by Coun-
ty Commissioners, from January 1858,
TO July, 1S64-l9 months.
Total amount . $3.50 s.
B sale Of warrants ami other sources as follows:
Ina MARRANrS SOLD. PRICE. CASH REC
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Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN business of the City Market, heretofore con-
Quoted by j. Payne and b. d. Richie, Is this day sur
rendered to J. W: Dorsey. Also, all books, bills.
said Market are turned over to the said j. W. Dorsey
for settlement and collection.
B. d. RICHIE.
n B-An persons owing old accounts, are re-
auested TO call and settle 20 as 70 save costs.
]. W. DORSEY.
Gold Hill. July 20, 1884, Jy2O3w
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

RissSlptsiESSnh RRsFEF6fSRE Rx
isf,nS between II. H.fLAGG and +. NJ. PLATT,
IN the town Of Gold Hin, Storey county, Nevada
Territory, under the name Of H. II, klagg Co, is
fhis day dissolved by mutual consent. E. N. Platt
retiring nom the 6rm, Mr.. H. II. Flagg Is alone
hershv authorized 10 collect all demands due the
ths Arm fSigned1 ii. II. FLAGG,
'''s 81 L. N. PLATT.
,d KJIu n r August l. 1861 auI lw
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The business viii be conducted at the old stand by
POTTER 4 MERCER, who will be glad to serve all
tbe old customers, and as many new ones as may
'A'O' ' A. X. POTTER
RICHD MERCER.
Gold Hill JulyS s4 jy5m
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Dissolution of Partnership
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN M j., THAT THE
ness IN Gold Hill, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All parties indebted TO the firm are re-
q"e''e" ~ N''' l. CR0CKER,
A. X. POTTER
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kunnInOnR.

OF NEVADA, IN THE JUSTICES
L Court, Gold Hill Township, In and for the county
OF Storey. The People Of the Territory Of Nevada
send greeting TO D. X. FULLER: You are hereby
summoned to appear before me, at my office, In the
Township of Gold Hill, in the county Of Storey, on
the 5th day Of September, A. D. 1884, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. 10 answer unto the complaint Of WIN. GASTON,
wherein he claims from you Seventy-five Dollars,
for medical services rendered. as per bill on file In my
office, when Judgment will be taken against you for
the said amount, together with costs and damages
II Won fail TO appear and answer To the Sheriff or
any Constable OF said county, greeting: Make legal
service and due return hereof. Given under my
s. II. ROBINSON,
aus lot Justice Of the Peace ofsaid Township.
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BILLS OF FARE,
LETTER HEADS,
RECEIPT BOOKS,
Briefs and Pamphlets,
VISITING. WEDDING AND "AT
HOME. CARDS,

DRUGGISTS LABELS,
In short, everything that can be done in Book
and Job Printing ofice, from the smallest and
most delicate Card or Circular, to the largest
size and most snowy Posting Bill-and which
will be turned out in style that cannot fail to
insure entire satisfaction.
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--,.,nrn sr,TES ~ nr ~nMrRrcA TERRIFIC.

TTNITED STATES OF AMERICA, TERRITU-
u ~ OF Nevada, County OF Storey. Gold Hill Pre-
cinct. s. II. Robinson, Justice Of the Peace.-S. W.
Chubbuck Plaintiff, against G. W. Bloor & Co., De-
fsndant, The People OF the United States Of Ame-
rica. In the Territory Of Nevada: To G. W. BL0OR
& CO., Greeting You are hereby summoned TO aT-
near before me- a Justice Of the Peace, In and Tor
Gold nm Precinct, County and Territory aforesaid
at NV office in Gold Hill on the NINETEENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D., lSs4, at 10 O'clock, A.M-
OF that day. to answer the complaint OF s. w. Club
sum OF eiyhty-one TS-lO0 dollars for money adj
yanced BY plaintiff for you 10 the California State
Telegraph Company.
And you are hereby notified that u you iali 70 APP
pear and answer the complaint Aforesaid, or judy
ment win be taken against you for the said sum OF
81 and TS-lOO dollars, and costs Of suit. To the
Sheriff or any Constable Of said county, greeting
Make legal service and due return hereof Given
under my hand this 18th day Of August, A: D. 1861.
8. H ROBINSON, Justice OF the Peace,
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE FIRM KNOWN AS LEE 4 KEEPERS,
i Saloon Keepers, American City, Is this day dis
solved bymutual consent. AL debts and liabilities
win be settled by Jos. T. Keepers, who alone Is at-
thorized to collect and pay out,
Ut, KEEPERS.
American city, July q, 1884, H7m
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SI5,y75 5i

ComuaissIoners' Report of Expenditures
and Receipts, from July lst, 1862, 10
July ISt. 1858.
Expenditures.
- 49,, Of s~-p IsSTa1 an Iien Eund lnl Ssg =
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Receipts on account of School Funds +is;i 20
Distributed a. follows:
Pad TO Treas Board Of E.-- +i,g'O ~
i'rII.rtnr's Commissions l,ODi ~
49,,
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sll2.24, Oa ss7.2S6 So
ISS
Jap'y lO-CaSh from other sources, bal
Ance sale OF warrants, to take up oil -
Contingent Fund l,tes ~ !
Amount received from Hospital patients 80 ~
ro,,r .SSg3I6 50
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Warrants issued on Hospr Ed or'ss for cash, 2ss 81

Total a,noup, of warrants Issued-.--- SlOI,2H a.
Total amount Of warrants issued on Con-
I!nSenI Fund and redeemed by war -, =,
rants issued on General Fund.--------- HIS 81
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN "Wednesday the Tth day Of September, an Elec-
ton will be held in the various election precincts OF
Storey county, n. T., for the following ofncers,
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The following Is corrected copy of the new sche-
ule of stamp duties under the new revenue law,
'hlch took effect on August lst. 1854:
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old Hill, N. T.. August /. 1864. a