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Why C.ndida.es .h ould Fuce the People.

We are glad 70 see that the good old custom Of
bringing rival candidates face to face with each
other before tho people is still preserved in the
West. In Indiana, Governor MORTON, the Rcpub-
iican, and the Hon. u. j. MCDONALD, the Demo-
crsac candidate for Governor, now engaged In
sanvassing tho State together. They meet At a
place aud hour previously appointed md alter
naiely address tho people for period of half
hour OF an hour, the case may he, In adj
vancing their respective opinions de-
nouncing esCh others party and politics.
These discussions have an extraordinary interest
and charm for the people, and the rival candidates
mus be insignificant indeed II they fail to draw
out large audiences. The interest upon these occa
atoms eliminated In the great contest between LIN
ooLr and DoueLAs In Illinois in the contest for the
United States Senstorship previous TO the last Pre-
Edential election, when the candidates were re-
pies and parties. and tho issue assumed degree
Of natlona. importance never reached before or
since. This system has the merit Of bringing the
candidates into personal relationship with the cleo
tors. and tends 70 Inform the latter more thoroughly
Of the merits and principles Of tho parties seeking
thcir suffAgos. also promotes good humor aud
olSrsnon boswesn friends and neighbors Of op-
posing political views by making them acquauted
with ell the bearings Of important questions a.
presented u first hand by men who can correct
upon the spot any undue Misrepresentation or per.
sWtos Of rivals. Another ,wp@taa. advantage
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Examinations, with Charts,

and nun written descriptions OF character and advice
-. the most appropriate pursuits IN which you
Rest succeed FAults-how TO correct them Health
how to secure and retain 1t tho Management Of
Children: self-Improvemont etc. given daily by
ner.r.. FOWLER & WELLS, at $50 Broadway,
Ncs York. S33
Noiseless Elliptic sewing Machine Run
by Hot Air. BE sue and see them heiOle purchasing
elsewhere. ONCE and Saie-room 5S, Bioldway. A.
n 81 IILE. Proprietor. 400
For the Hair and ~kiu.-Bnrry's Tricop.
heroun. The hest and chealest article. Sold by AL
drurTir,s. 3J1
Grover a Bakers Highest Premium tlns-
tic stitch sins Machines, 4y5 broadway, Nes lpk,
and 80 fulton ~, Brooklyn. 91t
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questions and refuse an contingent arrange.
menh. The simple recognition Of fun and

rnens. The simple recognition Of full and
the one great condition upon which alone we can
conclude peace (; ask for more we can &c.
cept nothing less AL other questions 81 territorial
limits Of payment Of National debt nay, even
the veVed question Of emanc patton, sink into utter
ins1nhcance by the side Of the Fundamental con-
dit.on- Independence and peace rs what we pray
and fight for war and death .s what we arc cqual-
" prepared for. Our recognition yielded, VIC will
discus, reconstruction with our encmiut and when
convln. al that interest lies In more trying
one government, there will he no danger Of our
people disrcgarding their plain inteross. without
negotiation there can be no srmistice, no convrn-
ton, no discussion nothing but war war war
They mus, choose between recognition and war
there - 10 middle ground. Here VIC plsnt our
banner, and here, with Coils help we mean TO
maintain n. for US and our children.
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N Az KlAl.ES

MINFKTR-BANTA-On Thur.day, SEPT. ist nv
the Rcv. DR.. Aunitage, Pastor Of the mn Avenue
Baptist Church. Chs-. W. Miueker to Aunie p. Banta,
10th Of th. city. Nocard-. II
WOOD McKfNNEl-On Tuesday, Aug. ID, by the
Rev. James Nillett. John Wool 10 Emily h., eldest
daugh,er 81 William Mckinney, Esl, all OF this
city. IL
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL GARNI, 1876 THIRTY-EIGHTH
rooms for gentlemen. "a respectable mechanics can
be accommodated with Q nice furnished bed, DOM,
each man With Q separate room from ~ 70 70 y u
.pey week.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A SCREW PRESS, WITH I
l. i4ch SEE; "iA ,. o. 5JJJ POUNDS !eet IL n.
.,a!i between .-e VI. lsEls. Ca he steI AZ 2Jl
B.o.daaf. %.
NOR SALE CHEAP-A SMALL SLIDE
l. Lathe aud 2 soap pres-es Of the most Improved
style nj IA Clltf II. "a. W . BARCLAY. 70
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


EENIAN BROTHERHOOD-TH Annual
L Mammoth Picnic, at Jones's Woo. September
9Th. Tickets rs cents. Sol
E'ENIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS General
weekly meeting Of the T. u. will be held this eve
ming, in loninl Hal. III Bsosd~ a., at -, Y. N.
The members are especially invited 70 b. present. ~
lus,ness Of paramount Importance vnl 10 brotghs
before them. 4 fu attendance of Committees "a
PIC Mic IL requested: By otdet JAMES J. kOOkRs,
state Centre. JOHN RAFFERTY,, sec'y. 1903
FATHER MATHEW T. A. Is. SOCIETY:
l. No. s. New lotk, corner a4th s and sth .yenue
Prof. NELSON slLER will deliver the third Of No
treat Lectures on fhionooey and Intompel snce this
(Nedne-dag evening. Admission Lee .IAMFS
FIREMAN, President. HENRY Il. MtLHALi,
lice. resy. liz
EATHEk MATHEW T. A. Il. SOCIETY,
L No. 4. Of New Nork, Hall 33J Fart 18th t. Pub
lie Temperance Meeting this evening, 9Th inst, at
o'clock speakers lsaar Mst-land. Erq, and Nj Cron-
ia. Singing by Is others wilson, McGowsn and o.
Sullivan. GEORGE FILMING, Pre-, J.. MI RPuYs
kec sec.
FATHER MATHEW T. A. h. SOCIETY,
L No. ., Of Booklyn,E. n TO the Member Resu-
lat monthly meeting this Nedne 'dsv, at 7. VI.
1Hos JOYCE President: NJ. HERAuHTY, K c.
Secretary. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
San Francisco Items.

The morning papers contain the following
items, later than our afternoon dispatches Of
yesterday:
SAN Francisco, Oct. 2S.-The Eastern
line is working, but no new dispatches have
been received. rs.. $500
Fred. Billings telegraphs to McRuer that
political prospects were never more encour-
aging. Mcclellan has not the ghost Of a
chance except in Missouri, Kentucky, New
Jersey and Delaware, and he is by no means
sure Of these.
The vessel captured by the Shubrick was
the propeller Zndiac, which has been under
surveillance while being fitted up in the
harbor. The trip WAS trial one, with none
hut the mechanics on board, to see if the au-
thorities were on the alert; and BY this pre-
cipitate action of the Shubrick, over twenty
persons concerned in the afair-wfrich was
really for piratical purposes-escaped recog-
milton.
Captain Fisk, Of the whale ship Hillman,
was drawn overheard BY whale and drowned,
last January. Six OF the sailors Of the Hill
man are in irons. No charge made as yet.
The Golden City narrowly escaped destruc-
ton by fire when within two days sail Of this
port. The stewards lantern set ire to the
gas from a barrel Of benzine. Thirteen
streams were at once directed on the spot and
prevented the flames gaining Roadway.
Heavy rains have fallen in Southern Cal
ifUrnia, but the dry gales succeeding, pre-
vented the rains having very nourishing
effect, -.." H..
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WHICH IS TRUEP

The Copperhead speakers and newspa-
pers assert that /:
"When this administration came into pow
er, the country was united, happy and pros
porous :"
General Sherman, in his letter to Gen.
Hood, says:
al repeat, then, that BY the original com
pact Of government, the United States had
certain rights in Georgia which have never
been relinquished, and never will be /; that
the South began war BY seizing forts, arsenals
hints, custom-houses, &c., &C., long before
Mr. Lincoln was installed, and before the
South had one iOt or little OF provocatiou."
And again in, his letter to the Mayor
and Council Of Atlanta:
ain the name of common sense, ask you
not TO appeal to a Just God in such a sacrile-
Iious manner-you, who, in the midst oil
peace and prosperity, have plunged nation
into civil war, dark and cruel war; who
Jared and badgerpd US to battle, insulted our
dag, seized our arsenals and forts that were
left in the honorable custody of peaceful
ordnance sergeant, seized and made prison.
prs Of war the very garrison sent to protect
your people against negroes and Indians,
long before any overt act was committed by
the Ito you) hateful Lincoln Government,
tried to force Kentucky and Missouri into the
rebellion spite Of themselves, falsifed the
vote of Louisiana, turned loose your priva-
teers to plumber uuarmed ships, expelled
Union families BY the thousand, burned their
houses, and declared BY act Of your Congress
The conRscatiun of all debts due Northern
men for goods had and received"
Who speaks nearest the truth: Whose
assertions are most fully burne out By the
history of the war, and by facts within
the knowledge of every citizen of the
United States who can read the passing
events of the day:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29


SUIT ARRIVAL Or VoI1nteerS-
arism-Abscondi Clerk Or Wells,
Fargo & Co.-Peter Donahue Con.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 29-3P.M.
NJ. J. Murphy this morning instituted
suit against Daniel Green, to foreclose
mortgage on piece IF ground near the
Mission.
ra7 Company @, California Volunteers, a.
rived on the Senator from Fort Yuma last
night. They will be mustered out on
Monday. a - ~. f.. -. 4
The Board of Underwriters and Super
yisors offer a reward of $l,25O for the
arrest and conviction Of any ofthe numer,
GUS incendiaries which infest this city.
The Clerk of the New York department
of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, in this city,
has absconded, taking with him about
$4,000 in coin. 50 - .
Peter Donahue joined Lincoln Club
last night, and contributed $3.50 to its
funds. He has heretofore affiliated with
McClellanites.
Louis Amazon died suddenly last even
ing while eating his dinner.
Stock Sales.
Savage, $1,000; Overman; $l5O@l57t;
Uncle Sam, 1920; Gould s. Curry, $500;
Hale & Norcross, $545 Lady Bryan, So;
Sierra Nevada, $3.50; Antelope, $50 Cal
idonia Tunnel, $40; Nevada. 80; Wide
West, S27; Burning Moscow, $4,000
Pacific ms. Co., $ll7; Real del Monte
S2S1 Michigan, $l2; Bullion, $40.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC PAPER Mr.. J. F.
Hahalen, late OF the Nevada Pioneer, has
removed TO this city, and will issue the FIRST
number of his paper on Saturday or Sunday
next. Mr.. Il. has made this change at the
earnest solicitation Of the German Demo-
Gratis Of this city, who have been shamefullv
m!srepresen.ed BY the German papers here in
the pay OF the Admin,stratiOn.-B e,TGh
Brora'S Press.
Up here the boot seems to have been on
the other leg. All the German Demo-
cra:s, (who are among our soundest Union
men, and they form n very considerable
portion Of our population, refused to sup
port the rotten sheet which had been
bought by the Copperheads with an unful-
filed promise Of i've hundred dollars.
Wonder If all the Germans of Storey
county are In the psY Of the Admins
tratiou:" -
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4 GOOD ONE :.

The rebel rag at Carson publishes the
following outrageous roorback, preceding
!: with huge capitals and exclamation
points:
The New York Herald publishes the fol-
lowing extract from a letter received in tina,
city from Nlior-General w. T. Sherman
- believe that ninety-nine out of every
hundred soldiers in this army the lSureled
Army OF Atlanta" would vote for Najnr-
General George B. Mcclellan. whether with
Or without my conSeut; but il my influence
can suffice 10 M ie the hundreth man cas-; his
vote the same way it shall not be wanting"
Wonder i! the Black Snakes will call the
hero Of Atlanta 4 TRAITOR :"
We will reply to Judas Iscarios 1--WE
don't know his other nama,) that we do
no: call the hero of Atlanta a traitor, but
we do pronounce the author Of the above
forgery, doubly damned CoppeEhead
liar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
Financial.

The following is the S. +. Aka's financial
article of Thursday last:
In financial circles capital continues album
dant, and extreme ease pervades the market
The money requirement for the last steamer
occasion was but moderate, and funds were
readily forthcoming to meet all regular bust
ness requests for accommodation. The vol
ume of business done in Exchange was I'M.
usually light. Ruling rates for Bankers
Sterling 60 days bills, were 4S94s4d. Coin
drafts on Eastern cities we're done at 3tCa35
per cent. premium; Currency do. ruling
nominally at 93GlO0 per cent. premium on
gold. Telegraphic Transfers ruled at 54(953
per cent. premium. Gold Bars were in linn
tied supply, but sufficient for all wants, at
S5O@S60. Legal Tenders are quotablc to-
day at 49M49Ic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

REASON ENoueH.-The following is the
closing paragraph Of John CochraDe's letter,
Withdrawing his name as candidate for Vice
President on the Fremont ticket. If he had
not written another word il would have been
enough:
Peace and division, or war and the Union.
Other alternative there is none. And, as
still am of the mind that once led me to the
field with the soldiers Of the Republic, Team
not now hold position, which, by dividing,
hazards the success of all those who, what
ever their differences at other points, agree,
as upon the question Of first consequence,
that the restoration of the Union cannot be
effected without the uninterrupted continue
ton Of the war. De-
|, therefore, withdraw my name from the
Cleveland ticket. Very truly, yours,
JOHN COCHRANE,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

GESERl. WooL's OPINION OF THE Nc
CLELLAS NoMTNATloS.-General Wool, a
life long Democrat, an able, old and efficient
officer, expresses his views Of the Mcclellan
nomination in the following manner:
~ was more than delighted with the views view
you entertain in regard to the election Of NC,
Clellan to the Presidency of the United
States. You have said truthfully that ms
election means the trailing Of our flag IN the
das. before its enemies, the entire subsery-
iency Of the North to the South; ana you
might have added the surrender Of the United ter
States to jefferson Davis Inat sIcn n,i Is tue Of
intention, il the succeed in the election OF
McCIslIan Of the leaders OF this wide spread
Conspiracy Of Of peses:maksr., there cannot !, be
a shadow Of doubt. 1t extends over the
North as well as at the South. Its influence
IL, ,bronahont the land, with its headquarters
in Canada, stimulated and encouraged by fac
tious parties in our own ranks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

TIE "LYINe ABOLITION TELEGRAPH"
The Copperhsad papers advise their read
ers not to believe any telegraphic news
from the East, as "the telegraph IS under
the control of the Abolitionists." The
best commentary upon thar assertion is
the fac; tha. J. H. Wade, General Agent
ofthe Western Union Telegraph Company,
and the Misunderstanding controls kheGon-
tinental Telegraph line, ws t6NOAnee
of the Pace party fsf sugFcss i&she
EiSa:eenth DISTRICT Of Ohio al Ne INT
election. = -. = Il n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
~ aREAsER EDITOR.

E.a y Y
The Confederate Constitution lets thus
Ers alone severely in English, but has
EnrnS isd the services of some three-card-
iaonte dealer to write an article in Span
sh6oneerning an article which appeared
in the News sometime since about the
fGfeaser swindle perpetrated at the polls in
Virginia. 1t refers to our advice to knock
the first one of the tobacco colored devils
cold that comes near the polls, and advises
them to resis. any such infraction "of the
most noble prerogative of freeman" and
tells them that IA thousand Democratic
swords will be drawn to protect the sacred
right ofsuffags" of these-GREASERs"
! We reiterate that advice, and recommend
the Copperhead gang and their copper
colored allies to try on their armed resist
ance, The Greaser editor tells his Aztec
Democrats that There is a day Of retr'-
button coming" Let it come at an early
day as possible. The free white men Oh
this county will make that day of retr'ou-
ton sick old day for the greaser popu-
lation of Virginia, and all who deiehu
them in their unlawful attempt to control
the vote this county. The Greaser edl-
tor addresses these Central American In
dams as "citizens" and "gentlemen'
and when he does so he lies in his heart
and with his pen. Who believes for an
instant that of all the copper-colored race
that come unuer the head Of Greaser
in the city of Virginia, there Is S''t9fe
cjti-eas None. In eleven years constant
attendance upon the courts of county IN
California having a considerable Spanish
American population, we never IN s'ng'e
Instance saw one of that people apply Tor
letters of naturalization. We have seen
them vote repeatedly, but they we're well
instructed, and claimed to be native Cali
fornians and voters under the Constitu-
tion. They were not "MeicanoS, as
this Greaser editor admits these TO be when
he addresses them as such. Where dId
these Aztec Indians obtain that " derecho
sagrada de sufrogio!! !" Have they re-
sided in the United States five years and
become citizens IN due form Of law, and
are still so ignorant of the language thai
they have to be inhamed TO fury BY tht
translated gable Of the Greaser editor o.
the Confederate Constitution We dom
believe it; our fellow. citizens of the Unior
party don't believe it, and they will gov
ern themselves accordingly. He talks
about these honest citizens who carr
the bread OF life by the sweat Of theii
brow !" Honest forsooth. We verify
believe that that is the first time that thu
Greaser population was ever accused o
"honesty on this side of the land. Tit
Greaser editor had better confne himsel
to that tongue, for if he puts his stuff ii
English the white population will hoo
him out of the Territory and if he per
sists in his threats he had better keep hi:
person as incognito as the language of his
inhammatory illusions, or he will Sc
himself hung.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

QUESTION OF C5hoE.-Since the Con-
'tsasra:s Consultation promises the Gressers
OF Virginia the aid of !" a thousand Dem,
. Ocra.ic swords to protest their sacred righ,
Of suEtaga." we call the attention Of ehal-
Iengers and officers of election. to. the fact
tina. the law limits the rigbEOf su9ragsto
"osiss male cisiaens," aud that saddle
colorsd Greaser has no more legal nor half
as much moral right TO vote As native
Pi.Ute Indian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
BIG JoxE.!Tss following = frdA L

Confederate Constitution of last evening )
Taller than AbrSsara.: I&ssoln ..sSand-
sousr n N BtiSde!, smarter. shap $Eewar!,
foster IN n M:D)Nell, riehetShlu Shlse q
uAeaI- wa "a he vent into ofise), brdyer than
Hooker, aud more OF statesman than Gov.
Nys himself. Dave Buslsis bound'to be tbs
frs; Constitutional GJferhot Il Nvada."
The sida-splitting character OF the joke
can only be apparent to t6osesrho are
personally acquainted with fDsve" Buel.
II the conclusion is correct Nevada will
never have ConstisutionR Governor. %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

BEING told BY one Of the delegates to Chi
cago that slavery originated with God. who
would protect it, Wentworth replied " Well,
let US leave it with God; we have repealed
the fugitive slave law, and when slave runs
away, l am for letting him go till God catches
him."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

LAaay Measurable aborei named
person called on US to-day and aenounced
the,staemens made by our Silver City
correspondent Yesterday that he had
been expelled from Aurora BY the Vigi-
lance Committee an absolute falsehood
and utterly baseless, He refers to the
leading citizens Of aurora in substantia-
ton of his statement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

. PosTAeE.-Some people think they are
not privileged to carry a sealed letter past a
post Office or over mail route. lis a mis-
take. Any man has the right to carry lei
ter anywhere as an accommodation He has
no right to carry it for pay, however, over a
mall route. This regulation Is simply TO
protect the Government against competition.
For letter carried merely as favor, no
stamp Is required.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

Coz. g.J. LEWIS, Esq, while addressing
the audience the other night, leaned forward,
pointing with right fOre.fnger into the crowd d.
significant of It's emptiness and the necessity
Of constantly shaking up the one idea in It,
in Thunder tones asked: :" When did this
war commence7" An innocent Democrat in
tho crowd, surprising himself the identical
one INTERCEPTED, cleared his skirts Mt once
6y exclaiming: d" I don't know; was up in
Cariboo. "-ShoskG Courier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

NEVADA STAArs ZEITuSe.-The INST
numbero Semi weekly German paper
at Virginia, was issued yesterday It IS
edited and published by DR.. II. VI. Bien'
and is &" devoted to politics, literature and
science" IL flies the names of Lincoln
and johnson at its masthead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

SACRAMENTO BARBEcrE.-Fire Companies
No. 4 and 6, Sacramento, have resolved to
turn OIL, at the great Union barbecue. The
onion says the preparations being made for
the great barbecue on the third Of November
indicate a demonstration Of loyalty on the
part Of the people OF Central California such
rs has never been witnessed before on this
coast
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
" AL1TaAIrOEs," NV e assaGcskd

"AL1TRAIToEs." ErA-He arsaecnsd
Of announcing all Democrats as ssTthors.
"thieve:," murierers," ETC., etc. III is
no suca thing; and We defy anything
.mau to produce such an assertion frog
0sr ales. There are few good hea IN
Ii ranks of thai party, whom we view
With regret a. well-msaning but mis-
kurdsd men,. But for the leaders, and the
mss of the rank and tile, all we have to
saw is-LooK AT THEN, g.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
RelIuIouS NotireH,

ST. JouN's CHuRcH-Protestant Episcopal-Hey.
u. ". Whitaker Rector Divine service In Odd
Fellows Hail. Gold Hill, every Sunday at Pm.
SUNDAY School at IfSo'clock Pm.
RoNAS CATHOLIc.-Servces Will be held each
Sunday at the Church, Gold Hill, at 10 O'Clock An.
Father 0'Rellly. Pastor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
SACRAMENTO DISPATCH.

ESPECIAL pIsPATcH 10 THE GOLD HILL DAILY SEws.1
No Eastern News.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 29-2 P. N.
The Overland Line is working, but no
news dispatches have yet been received
for publication. No local news.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
Proclamation.
L ISSAhAAAoOAShs
TERRITORY OF NEVADA, EXECUTIV

TERRITORY OF NEVADA. EXECUTIVE
Department, Carson City, October 10, 1864.
Whereas, have received requiSitlon from Ma
ior.General Irwin Mcdowell, commanding De.
partmeut Of the Pacific, the same having been
made under authority from the War Department
10 raise as soon as possible, enough companies Of
Infantry TO complete, with those already in sery.
ice from Nevada. full regiment Of Infantry.
Now, therefore, !, James W. Nys, Governor Of
the Territory Of Nevada, and Commander-in'
Chief of the Militia thereof do hereby call upon
the citizens Of this Territory to organize them.
selves into seven "a companies, sufficient to Ill
the battalion of Infantry now In service from this
Territory and the requirements Of said requiSi'
ton.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
~, my hand, and caused the Great Seal
us Of the Territory Of Nevada to be Rf'
49, fixed. Done at Carson City this l9th
day Of October, 1854
JAMES ". SYE,
Governor and Commander in Chief
0fthe Territory of Nevada.