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unferer Seit
Die 9Onigblume (The Honeysuckle)
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Die ctst Sdu'sres rlbr rStsxe ter letter. Keben,etn
Snsrs IN ole AHIdttai BEN uKh biz Nfesee mid
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3ur ttutsrs:aduus btr QuadlalS.ret stasltrt.
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itsbsn Etaren BON 8altimerefr., 6ffltAe Sette,
bte Stufen ttnauf. 80. '.' nss
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be nnb trleertie N6maHe hHrdrtebene ne sewikxlrfe
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R8. aue Srtefe maiex enea pDf-Stamp enttalten.
Cine 5sila,s Ia 2 G,qes ,uerI2est.
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EseAs@rdttRraRe 30. sSs nwA sSeX
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fen bpertbis bafteu nab aud OI&e anf Heeuuna orfer.
tiger Derbe. Stse fir gEinterrSde nxb SDiensenee In
Zen Gprteu nuS ga sfeH EreiIeH. = ernsx cine Ens.
naSI Resen@irms, gtSde &C., Ois auc In biefes Tad
slnl&Idgeube ErttteI.
9 Eyr ane 9eaeaunssn perben prompt, baI,i uak
Vtrseaer 5rlf enssferttst rerSeu.
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ns Sa Utne fie wrb se &et tts tetsns sur tasrissn
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ldn@cltten SetraTtunstn, eas bic 5xeitey welae
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metRe QnKrdftar8 SsmSrme Ger SGwss6hfE
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t2lmrt1mtl GbaS. B.aStebert
Das teiMe Mne pOlemOetfte 6rucbt' EOnic1 Buffers
unferer Seitl
0ie 5Onisblume (The Honeysuckle)
a5o..@ q. ELIXIR DE VITA.
Dteks Epnte tttrs we&es felt Ianse enen Ssr,aeItG,n
uf tn europa btst uns In btem 9an6e fneG tn Gebrau
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enn tnmal setctt be daier ntt ptne boelbt stn NIL.
len. W&t te antere usente Btters b6nst baelbe uDa
ben serSbaItSea ~pufsaa sseaatettr 8ai$en InS aeS
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0rSant ansf aDn DuttUrtn anertann. pprbsn nb 70 &S
Als 2rnt Httrs ebt es betrefs ntr Gleeani H. Eetu.
tett het @eStmaaes ale unhbertrciien bd.
ss!tas &stal aesa;.a i1aasa NIT
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8. y or n Wo. 9 Ganppers, Gcfc bon Gamhemar.
seseniber benz Dearste, SaltimDre,
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&ieatrs auf benz krrt beritbtn IA. .>ss5s
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ten collar. .lttbserdYt. AIsbdnee l&tleer Cratic
Die Ietrea 8Iai&en werSen (e6sa ren) BET btr u6mee
4eaennns NIT 500 Dusenb fraaes 8dtmUreiu uRtnnna
sebrn&t.
DranSp, Mrrac, Gcpfcb 4BbtSfn Nllncb Gfyemcem
ben aueranHt susr AuaIitdttn iu {ptben Dreen
empitrblt .fr-~ lars q. Msurw,
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AS Gde pom 2clnbarbr unD Srpftltrase
xsaltnlprs, Ext.
Supporter u gambler tn Wein, 8ranbies
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metn aufS 1tEe asrttrte Eager pbt8en NrIn fpwse
aud beIontetS auf dlten . enae, aDbtsteH, Wrans
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ret in's Saus eeIitfert werben. tSobesiD
9btD. H1eep. S'ns. Ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-21

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill, Sto.
rev county n T, attested by W. n. Hall, ]. p,
10 me directed and delivered for the satisfaction
of judgment in said Court, rendered on the 18th
and against the Miantsnomah Gold and Silver N.
Co., for 500 and costs, aud accruing costs l
have this ID day of November, 1864, levied on
and taken in execution all the right, title claim
and interest Of said Judgment debtors, the Mian-
tanomah G. & S. NJ. Co.. in and 10 the following
described property, TO wit
All that certain quartz ledge mining claim and
ground situated in Gold Hill Mining District,
storey county, Nevada Territory known and
designated as the ledge and claim of the Manta-
nomah Gold and Silver Mining Company, owned
possessed by said company, consisting Of twenty
tive hundred e 500 feet and being the same ledge
and ground lately worked by said company; and
upon which is a shaft one hundred and fifty (l5O)
feet more or less; nlso an engine, boiler and all
the machinery belonging to tho same, two nun
dred feet Of rope, two buckets, truck, grindstone
blacksmith vice, etc-said machinery and fixtures
being covered by a building about 20exSO feet
and all improvements on said claim. Notice Is
hereby given that will expose for sale, and shall
sell to the highest bidder, for gold coin, the said
property, or 80 much thereof as will satisfy said
Judgment and costs, In front ofthe Justice ofce
at Gold Hill Storey county, n. T., on the 22d day
of November 1864, between the hours OF IL
o'clock NJ and o'clock P. N namely, at o'clock
P. ". WM II. BEEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated November I'd, 1864. no2 I'd
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ConStable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justice Court of Gold Hill, Storey
county, Nevada, attested BY ". y. Hall, J. T.. TO
me directed and delivered, for the satisfaction OF
Judgment in said Court, rendered on the 22d day
of August, 1864, in favor of Ball g. Campbell, and
against the Harold & Argo Consolidated Mining
Company for forty-eight and 5000 (SiS J0) dol
lars and and accruins costs, have this 18th
day Of November, 1864. levied on and taken in
execution all the right title claim and interest Of
said Judgment debtors, the Harold Argo Con-
solIdatCd Mining Company, in and to the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
All that certain quartz ledge, mining claim and
ground situated IN American City Mining Dis.
trict, Storey county, y. T., known and designated
as the ledge and claim of the Harold Argo Con-
solidated Mining Company, owned and possessed
by said company, consisting of twenty-one hun.
dred (2l0O) shares, and being the same ledge and
ground lately worked by said company, and upon
which is a shaft one hundred QOO) feet, more or
less: also a windlass and ropei also small frame
building track and trussel work, ETC., and all I'M
provements of said company upon said claim.
Notice is hereby given, that will expose for
sale and shall sell 10 the highest bidder for gold
coin, the said property or so much thereof as will
satisfy said Judgment and costs, in front Of the
Justice Office, at Gold Hill. Storey county, Ne
vada on the 9Th day of December, 1864, between
the hours OF IL o'clock ". and o'clock P. ",
WIN II. BEEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill Nov. II, 1864. nolo I'd
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PRESENTATION or MEDALs.-The New
York Chamber Of Commerce having voted
medals, to cost $4,000, to Captain Wins.
low and the subordinate officers and men
of the Kearsarge, the New York Herald
suggests that the medals and plates are Of
use to nobody, and suggests that better
testimonial to the gallant old ses-dog,
Winslow, would be a snug little estate in
beautiful part of the country, and thr
more fitting and desirable. The Rerald
adds: ...y-...
at is known that two magnificent silver
vases, worth many thousand dollars,
were presented by the merchants Of New
York to Dewitt Clinton. If he had re.
ceived the value in money, or in SuitS-
BILE residence, it would have been most
timely and welcome assistance. The vases,
were not of the slightest utility to him
when his fortune declined, and have never
been of any use to his descendants But
when Commodore McDonough gained
his splendid victory at Lake Champlain,
the people of Vermont presented him with
a valuable farm in sight of the scene Of
his victory, and it at once placed him in
independent circumstances, and the es-
tate is yet, we understand, in the pos
session of his family. Houses have been
presented during the war to some Of our
distinguished Generals, and the practice
is sensible one. Those who are con-
stantly exposing their lives for their coun.
try should be relieved from the anxiety
which attend the braveSt man who has
family dependant upon him for their sup
port" 'e, ..s.-".
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The Rich Mans REBELLIoN.-The fol-
lowing is an extract from letter found in
the pocket of deserter from the rebel
army, and dated Dade county, Georgia:
1.-THE poor must do all the fighting, and
the Richmond Government make all Offices
for all the rich men to keep them out Of
the fight, and on big pay, and the poor
man in the service at eleven dollaTs pe1
month. II he has an industrious wife and
two or three children on an ordinary farm,
with blind horse, they can make kind
of support, if she should keep the animal;
but the cursed tenth law will take more
than her husbands wages will buy out Of
it to feed those thieves who stroll over the
country and publicly rob the people under
the sanction Of the Richmond military
despotism. I have made support, and
am able to pay the rapacious devils Q
tenth, 1 hope. If the poor soldiers got it,
it would go free as water ever ran down an
inclined plane. But it does not 80 free to
pay the rich man fifty dollars per month
for negroes hired to work on Notifications,
and if the negro gets killed, the poor sol.
dier must pay his proportionable ratio out
of his eleven dollars per month for the
dead negro; but if the poor soldier gets
killed, his life is not worth anything, &C.
cording to the Richmond dynasty's iadg-
ment."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-21

Flrst Sthte LeSlslature OIL NeNAua'
SENATE.
Storey-S. A. Kellogg, n. W. Winton, Ch8S. A.
Sumner. W. II. Claggett.
Ormsby-A. J. Lockwood, j. Seely.
Esner1i2d-L. Doran, j. Ives
HumbOldt-Fred. Hutchings, NJ S. Thompson.
LdHder-M S. Larrowe, w. w. Hobart.
Wdshoe--Chas. Lambert, Jas. Slngerand.
Lyon-D. L. Hastings.
Lyon and ChurchH-Alfred James
Nye-Jas. L. Lawson.
D0mgtas-J. w. IIaincs.
ASSEMBLY.
StOrey-W. NJ. Cutter, Erastus Bond, Edwin
Patten. W. w. Bishop, G. W. Tozer A. L. Gree
ly, J. 4. Rigby, II. VI. Bien. John Leayitt, James
BOan, II. a. Young, Jacob Smith.
Ormsby--S. C.. benson, J. Z. w. Carey, L. Z.
McKeeby.
EsRerdIda-D. II. Haskell d. Wellington, John
s. Mayhugh, Cyril Hawkins.
HumbOldt-D II. Brown, b. II. Nichols, j. A.
Dun.
LGmdcr-D. p. Walter, +. p. Sine, J. L. Hinck'
ley, NJ. A. Rosenblatt.
LyoR-W +. Toombs, w. G. Lee, II. G. Parker.
ChWrckil-J B. Mcclure.
WdshOe aud Roop-J. II. Shackleford, II. ii.
Beck. J. A. Myrick.
Nye-A. G. Bearss.
DoHgLds-J w. Small and Henry Epstein.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-21
STATE GOVERNMENT
OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA.
State Officers,

District Courts.
First Distrct-Storey county. Caleb Burbank,
r S. Meslck, Richard Rising.
Having co-extensive and concurrent jurisdic-
ton.
Second District-ormsby county. S. H. Wright.
Third District-Lyon county. ty.......W. Hayden.
Fourth District-WaShoe and ROop counties
@. c. Goodwin.
Fifth Distrlct-Nye and Churchill counties
II. L. Baker.
Sixth District-Humboldt county. E. F. Dunno
Seventh District-Lander county. w. H. Beatty.
Eighth District-Douglas county. d. W. Virgin
Ninth DistriCt-Esmeralda county. g. II, Chase
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Rnn,nlam,a,;;t:,,In,n 10,


Proclamation. ~. ~.
NERRlTORY OF NEVADA, EXECUTIVE
4 Department, Carson City, October 1e, 1854
Whereas, have received requisition from Ma
jor-General Irwin Mcdowell, commanding De
partment Of the Pacific, the Ame having been
made under authority from the War Department,
TO raise as soon as possible, enough companies OF
Infantry to complete, with those already In serv'
ice from Nevada, a full regiment OF Infantry.
Now, therefore, /, James w. Nye, Governor OF
the Territory Of Nevada, and Commhnder'in'
Chief of the Militia thereof, do hereby call upon
the citizens Of this Territory to organize them,
selves into seven % companies, sufficient to MI
the battalion of Infantry now In service from tniS
Territory, and the requirements OF snd requ"''
ton. ----,... .-.. -...
In witness whereof, l have herennIo so,
t-~~, my hand, and caused the Great sea-
L.s of the Territory Of Nevada to be az.
49, fixed Done at Carson City this lsth
day Of October, 1864; ,,,,,,
. ~.-Tr JAMES W, NYE,
Governor and Commander IN Chlei
Ofthe Territory OF NeVaah
Attest: ORION CLEMENS, .ef-.
Secretary Of the Territory.
Each Company of Infantry consists Oh Sne ~
Captain, one ~ First Lieutenant one Se.unu S
Lieutenant Eve % Sergeants, eight Se' O9tpO io,
rails, two @ Musicians, one ~ )Wagoner' anu no'
less than Sixty.f -four (6Z Privates. oo.s
J. ,lNo charge for the foregoing, oron'i oe1'H
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Constahle,s Sale.

Gold Hill, Nov. II. 1864.
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DIscouRAGINa CHILDRES.-lt is some
where related that poor soldier having
had his skull fractured, was told by the
doctor that his brains were visible. "Do
write and tell father of it," said he, /" for
he always said had no brains" How
many fathers and mothers tell their chill.
dren this, and how often does such al re.
mark contribute not little to prevent any
development of the braini z A grown
person tells child he is brainless, foolish,
or blockhead, or that he is deficient In
some mental or moral faculty, and IN nine
cases out of ten the statement Is believed
the thought that it may by partially %
acts like an incubus to repress the conn.
dence and energies of that child. % ~
We know l. boy who, at the age Of ten
years, had become depressed with fault
finding and reproof, not often mingled
with encouraging words. The world ap.
peared dark round him, he had been 20
often told of his faults and deficiencies.
A single word of praise and appreciation,
carelessly dropped in his hearing. changed
his whole course of thought. We have
often heard him say, "that word saved
me-" The moment he thought he could
do well, he resolved that he would, and
he has done well. Parents, these are i'm
portant considerations.-[ BrekdnSe. ea
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Proclamation.

TTTHEREAS, THE CONGRESS OF THE
w United States passed an Act, which was
approved on the alst day Of March last, entitled
An Act to enable the People of Nevada 10 form
a Constitution and State Government, and for the
admission of such State into the Union on an
equal footing with the Original States" and
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 copy of the Constitu'
ton and Ordinances have been submitted to the
President ofthe United States
Now, THEREFORE, Be It known that !, Abra'
ham Lincoln, President Of the United States, in
accordance with the duty imposed upon me by
the Act of Congress aforesaid, do hereby declare
and proclaim that the said State OF Nevada Ia ad.
mitted into the Union on an equal footing with
the Original States.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
SEAL I set my hand, and caused the seal Of the
RS lUnited States to be affixed. Done at
wv the City Of Washington, this thirty-frst
day of October, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty -four, and OF the
Independence of the United states the eighty
ninth ABRAHAM LlNCOLN.
" WIN H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
STATE OF NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. )
/, JAMES w. NJ u, governor OF Ine otete OF
Nevada, hereby certify that the above is true
copy Of the Proclamation Of the President of the
United States, issued under and by virtue of the
laws of Congress providing for the admission Of
Nevada a. one of the States OF the Union.
-, In testimony whereof, have hereunto
}I.s set my hand, and caused to be affixed the
tIo~> seal of the State of Nevada, this thirty.
first day of October, A. d. 1864.
JAMES W. NYE, Governor.
Attest. ORION CLEMENS,
Secretary of State. mol
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STAMP DUTIES.

The following Is a corrected copy Of the new sche-
dule of stamp duties under the new revenue law,
which took effect on August list. 1884,
Acknowledgment or deeds.
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THB nerve Of a tooth, net 20 large astAe
finest sewing needle, will somstimeO dziss
. man 70 distraction. A mosquito en-
make an elephant absolutely rilds The
coral rock, which causes q navy ID fbnn-
der is the work Of worms, The warrior
that has withstood death "a 4 SHfsnd
forms may ;. killed by a tnls.. 1ss -s?sss S.