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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14

GuS eissm Bsrihte erts0t, oaB in 1862 9,S63
alerss .reniser NIT @ei,en, Mais, Safer, &osssn,
@srits, Buhmei,en nno TuttsrsrdIern tsfsnt rraren,
als in 1861 in 1862 raren oassSen 30.S72 Mess
nit htnelihem 3uderrobr (scratum) une 5S.4S6
Aerss nit Tlads tepfan5t; $4,000 alerss trarsn in
Disism Sabre fiber mstr in @ultur ale i'm Sabre Jus
Dor. Die BoSenFi&e bon 1862 in @ulmr a~tsresiat
Die ron 1859 I'M 95,7 s Nerss uno bic ton 1858
um 1857 gerss. Oie burhihnittlihe 8cosns
Hide an g1si;en, Nlais unb Tuttsrsrdlern, Der ersi
bauptiiHlitRsn Grntsn-in 1862 ~iteritsist bic ben
1858 UNI 949.9l6 2lsrss; Die ron 1859 UNI 1, $780,
761 Gcres 1859 mar nas Snbr Der SpatfrSfs i'm
Suni); Sc ron 1860 nm S 6,494 9lerss uno Die pcn
1861 um 1876, 400 9esS. Scr obism ourAi&nitts
liasn @ulturtcosnFahs BON 1852 muAen mir nod
ainsfi4ss 3udsrobr SO,S72 Merss t%eiioen; glade
53.4S8 Aerss; 8artcfsln 81 900 Merss tras fir
1862 6 ,726.S $50 2leres ausmadt, Elm seaiisenher
Bemsis, bab bic b~auptidbliafsn Grnoten Ron Brco'
tcfen uno Guttsrtrdutsrn md4tiS junaemsn trcs Der
Gtnrsibun8 10 pislsr Adertausnben 6rdfe In bic Nr'
NEE chie's. Gids 3unatmt II nnr hnr& BE gins
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14
0erlprell ODER @eifDblen

DEM t1nterssitueten III am 10. b. W. elm iunser braun
unb weibae1edtr 5ubnerbunb ~abbaneen s%efonraen. DIR
Dumb III sentlit 9rob. bort auf ben Hanten beftcr. Wer
Mustauft fir bedsn Wiebsrerlansuns ssben fam, erba!t cine
Iiberae Bepbnuns.
@snb. Seliaer.
= 6 pluntbuS. San. 10. Ga. 2mbwuU
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14

S Das quite alts psmoeratias Canton,
Start &c., O6io, bat fem Contingent untsr Dem leg
ten aluirnf nes 4rdfbsnten burh BrsitriaiSs geltsut
unS piro natsr BON Der 3isbuns tsfrsit iein. Ourh
bic aitera!itdt Der Bi.ssr jsnsr Stact If Is 9sl'n'
aen. iepem neusn Ststtuisu elm Grtra BOuntp bon
$3.50 peratreihsn au fGnnsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14

- Gin @sriu4 1T s~enissne I'M, ben @ssillen
eaftsftsn ron Der rertbUoaen uno unieblbaren Mtr'
pen Mabame 3abce Yorters 9eilballa N
liae bic 6siluns BON sAnupfen, 9ufsn 9disrts't.
|ear1sm altbem, Nfbma, fArersn 9alsitsl, Bruffs'
asn nno S4minoiudt ju aber3su8sn. Sists An'
l,etae IN eintr anten @ralts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14
@tnter Mrrangement.
Qittle MiQmt unO Columbus
&@AQ
,anb Eenia Cite E n.

mad Cincinnati, Dayton, faidmpnn, 5ueiaua.
polis nuo Gbieaso.
Glue HE r aas .in ,a s ssssF.i Is Il: e. gss s.si. sns s s,sa..'' ''' nit
ssiis uns 6 tisass.
BON Montas, BEN 18. g1opember 1868, an
psrssa Bic 5ase fdsenberma6su Iaafsn,
Sasltb (ScnntaS ausBencmmen) bier 3aee bon
columbus.
GrRtr 3us.
atasinnsti: 1sstsa' q d m sss sns Snstsnassit.
5: s s Ss''f ss ss,ss''' 8 IS %'s :." sas'. Nc 'sH'! s.i Is %s'" 's.. a.s ' ia
3weiter 3ue.
Stns,nnatt . @iam.ns; 2 asismsssits nns sstssso
mad siasboro. Gbiaiestts us Saarista sst.nssn 3s ,usmmsn. 'SmmI
s n S aa.u ssat Sn. an nj sr pS pasisn u ans y seea e e H@ I t ssmms In In aS.
mDac nm to. 80 Dorm" Snsianapnlis Nm IS Wadm, sHs assaso tim
Sc gtss a. Ter tsnsaas Bug sn aslastas mad sskss.:
Dritter 3us.
stsstnnstt; Das 4, u z: ais ssosil,, ams sa ssns,u sss,It..
sseas sssrsiat3 a aaa a syr ing s ssnss. ' sorsin. aori ass sRTsa s ssa1'ss
South estane, 5casr,s ssss!ans Camp Dsnniiou. giifess He trStas
munc AZ abenos, SusianapSlis IL. 10 assass uo in Gtisasr I'M 9 usr
0rrmttass IN.
gterter Sue.
s sa ~ i s Az e. :'s i, s ss;:s = ~ e. ~ ~ ss 4 1, ss: 81
upb frmmt UNI $50 Wsr9ens tn 9inttarati at.
1en RaSt. 3aseu fnb gun, sdtafsn siuaeriSs.te Wusssus
~bsissaeben.
TT aass aasere sn erfrassn in Der Columbus linton Depot ata.s.
81. 9. Tpberts, Iidet. Nssat,
3. goasb, Gen. assnt,
6. = m zen, beutfter Waent.
8. %. @iratsr, Gsa. Gidet Ns'.., Cincinnati. ..
6. gB. Npcpparb, superintendent,
Columbus. ben 6. San. 1851 5 w.a.t p.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14
Cbtp @efet9ebun9.

'SSs
SSn teihsn 6dufern trnannten bic SO, 7tsnbsn BIZ
feteneen @cn,itssn. SIM Senate ,eiate Or. @aate.
Ncn cine 9ia an fir Sic !lnteriii'srus Der gclcatsn'
Tamilisn. Sis 8in fsst fir hisisn 3rsd cine gtaats.
tars rcn awei runs auf dne aiss: Gcuntr' 6 ommii.
tairen eoS @s6t. nrtti3snfuQs nch cine balts WPin
@cuntp Sor anf,ulsaen. Sine @ctihait scn 9auis
ttiate bic Ya'fruna zines 8sihluNes an. rslher ben
Grud ron 1000 Grstnrlaren Der Bctihaft hes @cus
rerneurs in ensliiasr unb ron 1000 Grsmptaren In
feutiHer Sprahe ancronet. gDuroe an bic tstrsfen'
b ecmite u~erwtsien. StaatsiHasmeifsr Dcrisp mrs
oe burh 9efhlu6 sinselaeen teute Mteno in Der
@eprdientantsnt ale cine 9see ibsr has 9sten unb
ben @taratter bee Sen. Sadion 5u taltsu.
SIN 9auie leate 9err Batecf cine BID rer fir
Bic GrbStnna Der Gsbalte asmi7sr gtaatstsamtsn.
Ste Bi1 aistt esm @curerneur einen @ebalt ron
$500 per Satr, Dem @taats. Nuhitcr 81, 900 uno
Dem sbatmsiaer S 2.4OO. Gin alntrns Die 8iG
slkih gum atpsitm 9sisn su trinaen. sins niht ourh.
Dsibe 6duier %rsriammsltsn fh earauf In Der 9tss
prdientantenta1e uno sablten Die tsi Der lssten Wabl
fir etaatsteamte atseastsnen gtimmen, tras ben
aan,en @a&mittas IN Nnipruh natm. Golssnbss
1T sas &siultat Der 3atlnns:
SIR Gouuerneur.
Qckn Nyn,ok OK 4O0
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14

Ser giienba bnunfaIl, mslhsr IN Der Na'
{. BON 0apton tuttssfunpen Sat, rirc rabriasin'
lid nod Elm Opisr iOrpsrn. g8ir sfa9ren aus Sap'
toner Dlittsrn, bab Wlrs. Mlarp Wlitdsa Don ga
milton, mslhe burA ben umitirsenom Sfen teoeu'
,.np %pertrannt unD usrtsst u,roe, in bcHnunsslcism
3uianoe in sinsm 9otel in Dayton barnisoer lieSt
Dis unsladiias Trau 1T eas s8siS einss traus'
scloatsn in SsnnsiIse, uno bate ibre teioen 6inns'
tsi liA, psl1s nunmsar an ihrsm Scntentstts Dem
6.imsaus Der tbsuren Mutter sntSesenitben. Sis
5auilis lcQ ih in ~burftisen llmitdnom bsFnSsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14
1or,ep's mebrbeit ...,, 96.(

Scr Norfser srttdrts eann bic srfctsreiAen Gan.
bieatsn fit ssb0 rig erwitlt, norauf bic 0ertasuns
folsts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14
(6incinnatier Marftbert6t.

"S4sf 49, w. z
R.bi. euwrRnss tn Grrssn s5,75 bic $50. u.
ira IS, 80 bic Sc.
aebisfY f,tt auf IS Genis, gta6rass gut.
Nebport. $2O,5O fir neuss is17,75 fur eta Sabr aitts,
SIG IS fir swei Sabr atss.
d A. wurbe su 10 srSHnet, rsuis Napfrase.
Hrtf&e g hinten 10 Gents.
Groeeries. SEP. SObsr 3uder 13H-15H Gen.f.
Rafs. 34k bic Sc Gents Mvla6es 81 bic 20 Gents. - -
gBei,en. SRrtter, better $t.33 - $l,35 Gents; weeer
Si,4O bic las nit gutter Na1fraee.
Rorn, &1,t5 biz $1,25 fr esitaIsse unb 3sIstnforn;
gParft nreeelmhsi
pafer S6-s7 0entS.I
Mpssen. ysussr ~DerIausen S 1,40. Sdufsr biasu
$t,37 Nen6
6YerRe. eebbafs Rn@rase su s 1,6O bis LES fr eDh.
krs,rne. Spmmsresrfe i2psrfauis, Sef'ser forssrT $LN
Ser. WeNes Iinotbs 5 q bic %. Nadfrase gut.
RGfe ausseiuGter %. g.. 13-t3H 2ents.
Butter. Yeae bio aus9eiu6te Is bis 70 Gents, CUTE
IS Bic % Gsnts serinee $50 Gents:
@ebSrrte AepfeI: 6-6h, vfrI@s 1o-11 Gts.
Gier, fnlte Pts &euts.
@@peine, gertdufsr erbaHsn S 7,N fiji 2O0paubse,
es tonmen nur lsibte SSueine an, bic Na@frass III gut.
Wtarftpreis oDu Columbus.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14
11nerhDrtc Shurfcrei.

t%1nerb1rte Sburfcrei. - 800 @struten
merocn tstdntt nno bann tsrautt. Ser arrBts
SAurfsnnrsih, Don wsldsm mir isit LANCER Belt tDrs
ten, .ruyne am Nbsno bs5 &. San. apf Der Giisntahn
;riiAen Cairo uno gsntratia, Saincis, rsratt. Ser
s crrsipcnesnt nes @ine. Commercial aiset folaenss
Ginis!nbsiten Gine sroBe Mniael Refruten ts1an'
ben i4 aui Dem 3use, BON Camp Oates mad Difs
burg un.sr,rsss; erti Mlannsr, trslHe fh s(eihfaas
a%nlrerten liebsn uno in GsisnIhaft Der Nnosren bic
@siie a%ntratsn, bsotsn einsn Ytan sur 9srautun3 ie'
rer Saneraeen aus, bon hsnsn ls wu6tsn, oaB lie
cine bcoeutenne Surnne @elnsS Eel Ih batten. Sie
rerIhaTnn lh nsnlih Der Der Mersile cine Suartl'
tGt 9Sbisfr, Dem lie Bstaueunssmttssl tsiri9ten, tno
ibn eann IN 6laihen uno eantesns gotten. Niht
melt ron gentralia tstratsn bisls Samfen sinsn Der
giisnbatnpaasn, trslher poa rcn Scloaten mar,
uao reihisn itrsn 9Stisfs Serum, trslhsm bic CO.
batsn nun aud tiibtis 5uiprahsn, na Die Aatt lsbr
tai, mar. Gs fano nur turse Belt an, biz ale Ns'
t~rutsn, sin1hlieblib Der Wahen, in BstanbunS rer'
ielen uno MN tssannen Die Ndutet itr gSsrf, nah'
Benz ie aupcr bic 9ihter ausaelDlht 6atten. Sie
nabmen eiusm Wtann ausin $50 in Sob, cine scls
oene l6r unp einen &epolpsr ab. Serislbe Mann
1T ieitbsr an Den Wirfun9en ees lAaclihsn Bstdu'
%tnnssmittsls ~ss1ortsn. SIN Ganssn fslen briihsn
5000 unb $1,000 @slo uno aibsresm nod pisle ub.
rem unb annsre pertbpoue @e3snfanee III bic Sdnes
Der @auusr. gbe bic &etrutsn aus itrsr Bstau6un8
ertrahten, mnb IA DEN Gruno Der TreiBstisfsit Der
nrei gDtisfp Spenosr ertlarsn fcunten, parsn hieie
leeteren LANCE pom Dem 5use psrihrunosn uno man
bat aud bis jest nod tsins Spur BON b~snislssn auf'
otfuu0eu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14

eSpfeross Nsbellsn'*f ap erihiffa
alabama. Sis 81. .. Dailp Nsre" %rsrSfsnt'
liht nas Sassbuh s,nso OiTjisrs an Boro bss rsnc'
mirtsn iipliasn Srissseampisrs ~Hlabama." 9Sir
sntusbmsn oaraus, oaB bas tsribmts Saprihin Isit
lsinsr atiabrt Ron aiu.rprol ts sur alntunft AMI
@ap Der auten 6cfnnns IS iSosals ShiFs meg
nubn,, ben bsnsu es besrsiFiasr s3sile bic msiitsn
~,sritDrsn mubte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14
WuSldnD.

Ser Dampfer ,Gits Of Baltimore" 1T NIT fotssn'
ben Nahrihtsn in Nsrs 0ore anssfcmmen:
Sic &etelicn in Sneisn nabm nab ben lester
8sridten srSesre @srbdltni7s an. Msbrsre @sishs
tie faneen i'm Monat Ncpsmbsr ltatt, une Die enalts
ihsn Sruppsn ~erlitten ihrere 8srluife. Is SfH,iere
ruresn aetSntet unb 500 gclpatsn 9etSotet ODER
Sie BOMBAY Ga;stts" ma6t ba5 0stdnonis {:
rg8ir inb niht n,shr in sinsn, unbeosutsnben Stretfs
;uss sssen einiss Sanatifsr teariTsn, icnbsrn In els
nsm &riese eeseu satfreihs Getirsstdmu,s, Ssrsn
Stdrfe in einem fat unjuSauSlihsn eanos iAspr
Al terefnen it,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
Proclamation.

uyHEREAS BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF
w the Congress of the United States, approved
March 2lst AID lS6I the people Of the Territory Of
Nevada were authorized 10 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 n Constitution; and
WHEREAS In the Ordinance Of the Constitution so
ordained and established, IL 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. 1854, tdAt said Constitution
shall be submitted TO the qualified electors OF the
Territory Of Nevada for their approval or rejection
thc trst usD Wednesday OF September, A. D.
lSif. .. .
Now, THEREFORE,, l, JAMES W. NYE, Governor
OF the Territory OF Nevada by virtue Of the powers
In vested, DO proclaim ana declare that the Con.
stltuton OF the State OF Nevada shall be submitted
to the qualified electors OF said Territory for their
approval or rejection, on Wt.DNESDAY, THE
SEVENTH (7tll) DAY OF SEPTEaBEk, AID. IS5I.
~, In testimony whereof. have heTeuntO set
}Ls. my hand, and caused to be affixed the Seal
N--' of the Territory Of Nevada, this 10th day Of
August AID. ls5i. JAMES w. NIE, +.
Governor OF the Territory OF Nevada.
Attest ORION CLEMENS, Secretrry OF the Territory.
The NEWS makes no charge for the publication VI
the fOTegOlng. augl3 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

We have EXAMINED the books Of the various
county officers, and found them correct
We have added 10 our annual report tuD stale
men Of the receipts and expenditures Of the county
from July I, lso2 to July /. l5 owing 70 the ao
Sence OF one OF the Commissioners and illness of
another, no report made al the July session
OF ls63: the other Commissioner together with the
County Clerk. examined the BOOKS of the different
county officers at that time, and found them all cor
rect.
when a majority Of the present Board Of Commits
slonsrs came into ONCE. In September, lS62, they
found one Of the present hospital buildings IN pro-
cess OF erection. and obliged to finish and fur
nIsh the building as specify IS possible, for the ap-
t,lcatiOns for admission were many, and private ac-
rrommodatlons very scanty; how 70 accomplish this
and purchase many other necessary articles for the
nc. of the county, the question. We could not
purchase lumber, lime, furniture, provisions, medi
cInss help of assistants, etc. with scrip, without
naying enormous prices for them. The former Boarl
a5ftonlmlssioners labored under the same disad-
,sst dime were comparatively light, but they found
Il NECESSARY 20 adopt some plan by which they could
r.Ise money! and they selected the pfan for creating
n ootingent fund and setting apart one-thlrd Of the
-svenes OF the county for the payment OF warrants
.srsxn ipon that fund. The amount so drawn by
tSs frmer Boarl OF Commissioners on this eontin-
s-et,t fund.- up to the time the present Board came
80 ,s,,s September 1852 amounted to the sum OF
xf IA ~ an,I he present Board continued 10 draw
m the ssule fund up to November, ls62, TO pay
,s..slfe, bills which were coming In very last at
fhst time as the hospital building was about COM
lfed We had to plaster the whole ouilulng, pam!
rd fnish the same pay the various oills contracted
er humber hboF materials, etc. besides furnlsnlnS
a which was Of itself alone heayy item
Al fhst time there were warrants issued on
va ar1Wing nye per cent per montn s'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
THE EVENING NEWS.
THE REFUaRRS.


By the mountain springs Of the Cumberland,
Under the leafesa trees, Eta
With faces Lit by the midnight brand,
,i Sat the hunted refugees.
A woman one, with untimely frost 7grFe'
Creeping along her hair;
And boy whose sunny locks had lost
Small store of the gol | of childhood, tossed
By mothers kisses there.
The clouds hung thick on tho mountains brow,
And the stars were veiled IN gloom, rjaE.
And the gorges around were white with snow /,
But below was the prowllng. cruel foe.
And the light Of q burning home r
Mother, the wind is cold tonight
Said the boy, In childhood's tone atf 1
But, oh! ] hope in the mornings light D.
That the Union lines will come In sght,
40 And the snow will soon be gone" VI
" So tell me now ere sleep once more, .4 q.
The message that father gave
To his comrades for you and me, before -"-
} The glorious Sight on the rivers shore .
That made soldiers grave"
Then the mother told, with fearless eye,
The solemn words again --f.I-.-- .,.. ..... ..
"Tell her / shall see her standing by
When the calm comes on of the time to die,
And the wounds have lost their pain
"And teach my boy forever to hold .-
In his heart all things above
Thewealth Of oil esrths unbONnded gold,
Or life, with its sweet, sad joys untold
The worth Of a patriots love" '
And his blood the message quicker stirred
The boys bright arteries through,
" l vel. remember every word, .l-Es Ils. ~.
He said and the angels who must have heard,
They willremember, too
Then clasped as mother clasps who stands
Alone between love and death. p EE
Unfelt were the spectral chilly hands.
That softly tighten the soothing bands
Over the falling breath. -. F
Mother and child, as the fire burned low,
Slept On the earth's cold breast; 20
The night passed by, and the morning slow
Broke the veil of cloud DER the stainless snow,
But never their perfect rest. r. s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
PEOPLES
DOMINATING COMMITTEE.
N 4 NEETING OF THE PEOpLES' NOMI-

ATA MEETING OF THE PEOPLES N0MI-
n mating Committee, held August i2th, ls6i, the
following resolutions were reported and adopted;
WHEREAS, We the Peoples Nominating Commit
tcS, In cOmmon with Our fellow citizens, feeling the
Importance OF attention to our political matters,
Selngth evil now upon us Of Iie6t-of oEcrouS anu
unjust tavation In the past, ana. without attention.
ci ruin In the future, and
WHEREAS, The only hope OF remedy AMI salvation
Hes IN the assumption Of their rights by the people
themselves. In nominating loyal, honest anu capa-
Bile men to al our public offices, and
WHEREAS, The People have designated us as
Committee Tor that purpose, ami desiring 10 laith-
fully discharge the important duties conuded.
Therefore, be 1t By tac Peoples Nominating Com
n,ittcc
ipa;c IN the action of this Convention.
Rssoired. That all candidates before this Gonven-
ton be required to pledge themselves in writing, to
support Its nominees ..
Resoirsd, That all candidates for Office before this
Convention pledge themselves In writing to oppose
uO obstacles To any action the Legislature HAY tIke
IN Ts,iucinS their perquSfteS or making their offices
Sallrrd ones.
Resolred. That all citizens be requested to hand
In the Secretary, previous to the 18TH, the taIeS
OF citizens whom they deem worthy OF the various
positions to be filled.
RsSoired That ali candidates for positions be re-
QueSted 20 S,ad In their nlneS and positions 10
which they aspire, in writing and sealed, ant i'll the
10 the Peoples Nominating Committee: hereby
present my name candidate for the position OF
-; ana hereby pledge myself to abi,;e the
action Of your boiy, aud support the ticket YOU may
nDnil4iife. 4 dsEtS 10 use Nu u
feat any action the Legislature may take respecting
fees etc, relating to my oIce II elected. lndorse
yUur Cniua resolutions. ...
Signed
RssolrSd, That We unequivocally Indorse this all
mluis;atiOn In all its acts Tor the suppression OF this
uuholy rebellion, and shall every means in our
power To aid the Government in so doing.
Res0irsd, That these resolutions be published In
the yarious papers of the county from this date I'M
Ill the lcth.
Substitutes also elected to ill the vacancies
occasionei by designations, ahscntees and other
causes as in the following corrected list:
Y 4 I.lM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
Ordinance No, ID.
(pAssED, August LIST 1861

(PASSED, August list lSbil
A n ACT TO prevent Chinese occupying dwellings
IA within certain limits Of Gold Hill. The Board
oI Trustees OF the incorporate town OF Gold nl do
ordan as follows:
SEC. l. Whereas the particular vocation and
habits Of that class OF persons known Chinese are
an injury 10 the health OF the Inhabitants, and det
rimental 10 the property and its safety from lire
within the said town Of Gold Hill-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 habitation whatsoever,
within the Incorporate town OF Gold Hill, which
shall be nearer than four hundred feet fiom the
present residence OF any white person or persons,
unless by permission first had from the Trustees Of
said town OF Gold Hill.
SEC. 2 Any person or persons known as Chinese,
AS aforesaid on conviction before Justice OF the
Peace OF Gold Hill Of violation of this ordinance,
shall be Iined not less than one hundred nor more
than hye hundred dollars.
SIC g. II shall be the duty of tie Marshal TO noti
fy personally such Chinese of the requirements OF
this Ordinance, and have the same faithfully ex-
ecuted.
II RoBINsoN Clerk, aul5 2W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election Notice.

F
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
IN "Wednesday the 18th day OF September, an Elec.
tiOn will be held In the various election precincts Of
Storey county, N. T.. for the following officers
to wit: -g# --sr... .r Hrr
Members of ofAssembly
l Sheriff.
County Clerk -----
Tax Collector. ..l rfg .s. o. trs. .fa-
l Recorier. rr. .4
Treasurer. =
Commissioner from Gold Hin. ...-...
Justice of the Peace for Virginia.
Justice OF the Peace for Gold Hill, 9
Justice OF the Peace for American City,
Justice OF the Peace for EOwery
Justice of the Peace Tor Washington, Red
Mountain District.
Constable for Virginia. .rG.-ra.
Constable for Gold Ill., ~ -.r.r.a
Constable for American City. .....
IConstabe for Flowery.
Constable for Washington Red Mountain
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Judges and Clerks In the various districts, by the
Board of County Commissioners OF said County,
to Wit: .a. y Ia. .s.y..,.. -. d.
Election District No. l-Gold Hnl-Judges: J. A.
ApperSon, Geo. Arnold, II. Q. Brooke. Clerks u.
W, Pcase, Q. Newman. Polls to be held at May
Election District No. 2-FIowery-Ju Judges: T. ski
lluan, Frank 4. Parke and l. Dunn. Clerks J.
Gnmmon and = Clarke. Polls ut Could & Curry
Mil. ~ :. = isi.aS-
Election District No. 3-First Ward, Virginia,
SmS pE Scrs PSS1 Panictt H Finley Polls at
SutliH u Hah. .HE ass.
Election District NO.4-Second Ward, Virginia.
Judges: Geo. W. Hopkins, Fenno Downer and I. A.
Lynch. Clerks p. G. Eastman and John Hall.
Polls To be held at No. % North B street.
Election District No. 5-Sccond Wari, Virginia.
Judges: Ch1s Wilson, f. W. EeyGS, r. Mcintosh.
Clerks: Wm. HalScy and Charles Champney. Polls
ut Macllire'S Opera House.
Election District No. G-Third Ward, Virginia.
Judges: John \. Benham, ID. M. Miller and ID. Baily.
Clerks: W. II. BarStow and J. &. Swain. Polls one
duo- south OF Floods Sal on, Z street.
Election District No. 7.-American City.-Judges
IL. 5. White, StrUthcr and - Brotherton
Clerks: Z. 4. Patten and II. $. Vim. Polls to be
held at the WILLOWS.
Election District No. S.--Fourth Ward, Virginia.
judges: W. IIeaton, J. NJ. Walker and DIR. Carpen-
ter. Clerks: Wm. Mason and Geo. Porter. Polls at
the Ashland House.
Election District No. 9.-WaShington, Red Noun.
tain Disadvantages: A. McGray, John Raulston
and VIM. Humphrey. Clerks: IL. Manning and I.
i. Henry. Polls at the Washington Hotel.
Polls to be opened AT O'Clock An and closed at
6F.N.
~, Witness my hand and Official seal, this
I SEAL 9th day OF August, ISL. -
Clerk OF the Board of County Commissioners,
By d. c. BROWN Deputy. angs I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
PracticnI Inn actIea.

In that most admirable report Of Agas-
siz in relation to the museum of compa-
ratiye zoology, the great naturalist gives
an Interesting sketch Of his method Of
training young men to the pursuit Of na-
tural history. He puts them at work
among the specimens themselves, study
ing facts, tracing analogies. developing
differences and mastering principles; for
says he, II have satisfied myself long ago
that the general aud most elementary
principles OF one science are better enoer.
stood when Illustrated Hom natuIe I'm
when explained IN mere aostI:ct - tn.n-
ner. 10 us there Is "orio Oh "iSoo" ~
that remark.
The divorce between text oook msnnc.
tion and particular knowieoge n one Of
the great curses OF American Ed9canon.
We know accomplished dlvines who can
not tell the difference between q chestnut
and an oak We have seen more than
one excellent Greek scholar who was in-
capable Of distinguishing between . field
of growing wheat and one Of rye. A
large portion of our college graduates arc
ready to confound iron pyrites with spe-
cimens OF gold ore; and we have known
numbers who have made capital recita-
ton in chemistry during their collegiate
course, who never really learned, are now
in entire practical ignorance OF the ap.
pearance Of the simplest cbemicals. We
have seen more than one young man who.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

WHITE BEANS are the cheapest and mest
nutritious food which can Be eaten.
Beans and pork furnishtneariy al the de-
lments necessary to human subsistenee. A
quart Of beans at eight cents and Z pound
Of pork ct twelve.csnts viii lsed . nnAlli
family for . day. -Four qnayts q bean6
and two pounds Of coTned beef b0iled %
rags. iinGtty quartz Of water. wa SifhlkA
good meal fnf forty men, = oss ~ b.
Quarter scsats q 0oal. q sa "