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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ordinance No. 20.

4 MENDMENTS TO ORDINANCE No. 10
~ providing for the Assessment and COLLECTION
of the Revenues of the Town of Gold HILL passed
October nth. 1861:
SECTION l. Section l OF Ordinance No. 10 Is
hereby amended so rs TO read as follows: " An
annual al valorem tax of fifty cents upon each
one hundred dollars, and u further special tax OF
twenty. five cents upon each one hundred dollars
valne of taxable property, is hereby levied, and
directed to be collected and paid upon the as.
e-ssei value of all property within the limits OF
the incorpor:tc Town of Gold Hill not exempt
from taxation. All taxes levied under the pro
visions If this ordinance, and all costs for the col
lection OF .nc same. shall be paid in gold and sill
yer coin.
SEC. !. Section l3 Of said Ordinance No. 10 is
hereby amended 50 aS 10 real aS follows: " 1t
shall be the duty of the Assessor. AZ the time Of
making said assessments, 10 collect said TAX OF
seventv.five cents upon each hundred dollars OF
value of personal property so assessed; provided
the owner or owners of such personal property
shall. the time Of such assessment. be tn"
owner or owners of any real estate besides n'n-
ing property within the limits of said incorporate
town, which shall be liable to said tax the said
tax upon such personal properly need not, BY
the said Assessor be collected, but the same Shall
be len upon such real estate. In case the own.
crs OF anv personal property liable to pay 10 sad
Assessor tax thereon. shall refuse or nesieC 10
pay the same when demanded, then shall the As
SCISSOR give such information 10 the Attorney OF
said Town Immediately and it shall be his duty
TO bring immediate suit for said taN."
SEC Z Ordinance No. 10, as passed October stu,
1853 and duly published, and "a hereby amend.
ed is hereby made the law forthe assessment and
collection OF taxes Of the incorporate Town Of
Gold HILL and in each suit for the collection OF
taxes Us by the said ordinance provided, the At
torney prosecuting the same shall be entitled to
1--WE dollars fee, which shall be taxed up as other
costs ii. {. BLANCnAhD' fIes|
Attest: : II. ROBINSON Clerk. "cl92w
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID Out Of the Justices Court OF Gold Hill, Sto.
rev county. y. T., atteSted By W. y. Hall, J. r,
10 me directed and delivered. for the satisfaction
of Judgment in said Court. rendered on the 9Th
,lay of October. lSGi, In favor of ". & l.. korp,
and against the Miautauomah Gold and silver VI.
Co. for 800 and COSTS. and accruing COSTS l
have this ~ day OF November, 1864, levied on
and tuSca in execution all the right. title claim
and interest Of said Judgment debtors. the Niiau'
tguomah G. 4 ). NJ Co., in aud to the following
described property, to wit:
All tha: certain qumIZ ledge mining claim and
ground situated in Gold ll!h Mining District,
storey county. Nevada Territory. known and
designated Gs the ledge and claim OF the Siianta.
nomah Gold and Silver Mining Company. owned
possessed bv said company, consisting OF twenty
i've hundred - 500 feet. and being the same ledge
and ground lately worked by said company; and
upon which is q shaft one hundred and fifty (l5U
feet; more or less: also an engine. boiler and all
the machinery belonging 10 the saur, two hnn'
,ired feet of rope two buckets, truck grinGstonc.
black smith vice etc-sald machinery and fixtures
being covered by building about 2O9x3O feet
and all improvements ON said claim. Notice Is
hereby given that l will expose for sale. and shall
sell 10 the highest bidder, for gold coin, the said
uropertv or so much thereof as will satisfy said
Judgment and costs in front ofthc Justice ONCE
nj Gold Hill storey county, \. T., on the 2sd day
of November. 1864, between the hours OF l2
O'Clock NJ and . o'clock P VI , namely. at o clock
P. NJ. NM II: bLEpAN'
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated, November I'll, ls64. no2 I'd
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A BEAUTIFUL THouGHT. "A writsr,
whose life has passed its meridian, thus
eloquently discourses upon the speedy
flight Of time: "Forty YearS once Seem-
ed long and weary pilgrimage to make.
1t now seems but step: and yet along
the way are broken shrines, where athou.
sand hopes wasted it to ashes; footprints
sacred under their drifting dust green
mounds where grass is fresh with the
watering Of tears; shadows even which
we would not forget, We will gamer
the sunshine of those years, and with
chastened steps and hopes pu,h on %;
ward the evening whose signal light WW
soon be seen swinging where the wattrs
are still and the storms never best ia,J
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Gnnstal,le'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justice Court of Gold HILL Sto-
rev county, y. T., attested by W. n. Hall, JUS
tice of the Peace. TO me directed and delivered,
for the satisfaction Of Judgment in, said Courf
rendered on the nth day Of October, \. d. lei1
in favor Of S. \ Kellogg, and against j. F. War
rcn sor 800 and costs. and accruinS costs, have
this 3lst iav of October, 1854 levied on and taken
in execution all the right title, claim and interest
of said Judgment debtor, J. F. Warren, in and to
the following described property, tO-wit:
An undivided half interest in and 10 Il certain
stone house Also (2) TWO acres OF land on which
said house now stands. said house being situated
in American city. bounded on tue north hy pre-
misses owned by Strother, on the south by the
lot on which are the scales, the east by the
American Flat Toll Road, extending northwest
erlv (2OO) two hundred feet from said road. Such
premises being known as Connely and Warren's
stone building and lot Notice is hereby given,
that will expose for sale, and shall sell TO tho
highest bidder for gold coin, the said property, or
30 much thereof as will satisfy said Judgment and
costs, in front of the Justices Office, at Gold Hl
storey county, y. T, on the 18th day Of Sovem.
brr. ls6I, between the hours of ~ O'Clock VI. and
. o'clock p NJ. viz AT l o'clock p. ".
w. H. BEEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill October 81. l56l. oct 3l-td
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D1r1yo.-The Honolulu Adreyti..r, Of

DIvISo.-The Honolulu AdcertiseT, OF
the lst of October, says:
One day last week, while the water
boat was engaged in supplying the clip
per ship Fleetwing, which was anchored
III the road, the boat sunk alongside the
ship in eighteen fathoms Of water. The.
services Of an old experienced native diver
were engaged foI fifty dollars, who went
down and succeeded in fastening tsckio
on to the boat, by which she was succae.-
fully raised to the surface and Hoateds
This is two or three times this Gran has !,
sunk in nearly the same locality. just
think Of person diving down one hun
dred and eight feet, without .rmor Of any
Kind but such rs nature provides, and re.
nronob TO fasten ropes and chains around
the 6oat! When he came up, blood
snouted m from his ears, which is said to Be
a opU good sign, aswhen that occurs i'll effects
seldom follow the diving.
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ProclannntlOn.

NITHEREAS, THE CONGRESS OF THE
w United States passed an Act, which was
approved on the 2lst day of March last, entitled
An Ac. TO enable the People of Nevada TO form
n 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.
tion and Ordinances have been submitted to the
President of the United states;
Now, THEREFORE, BE it known that L. 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 Is ad-
mitted into the Union ON equal footing with
the Original States.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
\ SEAL I set my hand, and caused the seal of the
( RS (Cnited States TO be affixed Done at
w } the City ofWashington. this thirty-Arst
dav of October, in the year Of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and sixty fonr, and Of the
Ind.peudence of the United tates the eighty.
,;m,b ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
WN. II. SEWARD. Secretary of State.
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Omce or the KnickerbOcker Gold

Once Of the Knickerb0cISer Gold
md silver Mining Company.-By order OF the
BOARD of Trustees, the sale Of delinquent shares
of stock in said company, advertised for this day
Is hereby postponed until SATURDAY, Norem.
Der l2th, 1854, to be then made ut the office Of
said company, in Gold Hill, Storey county, Ne
vada, between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ and :
o'clock PM. 8. A. KELLOGG Seey
Gold Hill, November 9th. 1864. no9 td
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STATE OF NEVADA.
nrn.nruHNr

STATE OF NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT )
LANES w. NYE, Governor of the State OF
Seyada. 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 as one Of the States of the Union.
-, In testimony whereof. have hereunto
} L. $ set my hand. and caused 10 be athxed the
~ 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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Sunrise Geld and silver IIilins
Company N otice.-An assessment OF one a., %" of
(sI 0O) per share was levied this, the Sist any
October, 1854. BY order Of tho Boara o. S.e.v
tees PLATT KETCHAA, sI SsI N
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Storey County Auditors Office.
Virginia, Nov. 9Th, 1854.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Assessment Roll Of the taxable real and
the inspection OF tax.payers at the Office from
this dae until Monday, the l4th inst, from to
o'clock, r. NJ; and that the Board of Equalization
will meet daily from and after Monday, the lIth
lust, until Monday, the 9Th Of December, for the
purpose Of equalization. l.. HERMANN,
nos I'd County Auditor.
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EIsHlH DI5IIIVI- DOUbTtsn OV0H'y - :, =,
Ninth District-Esmerada county. :. II. Chase.
First State Legislature of Nevada.

First state Legislature of Nevada.
SENATE.
S,orey-S. 4. Kellogg, n. W. Winton, ClaS A.
Sumner w. H. Claggett
OrmSby-A. J. Lockwood, j. SeGlv.
Esmcrdidd-L. Doran, ]. ives
Humboldt-Fred. Hutchings VI. S. Thompson.
LaHier-M s. Larrowe, w. W. Hobart.
Udshoe-Chas. Lambert, Jas. Slingcrand,
Lyon-D L. Hastings.
Lyon and Churehitt-Alfred james.
.Nye--.Ias l.. Lawson.
DoagLds-J. w. Haines
ASSEMBLY.
St0rcy-W. NJ Cutter, Erastus Bond, Edwin
Patten w. W. Bishop, C. W. Tozer, \. L. Gree
", J. 4. Rigby, H. NJ. Bicn. John Leavitt, James
Bolan, 4. 4. Young, Jacob Smith.
Ormsby-S. c. benson, J. +. W. Carey, l.. &.
McKeeby.
Esmeralda-D. H. Haskell, d. Wellington John
:. Mayhugh, Cyril Hawkins.
Humboidt-D. II. Brown, B. IL. Nichols, }. y.
Dun.
Lauder-D. Z. Walter, E. p. Sine, J. l.. llinck-
lev, NJ A. ROsenblati
Luon-W. f. TOombs, W. &. Lee, II. q. Parker.
ChnrchHl-J. b. Mcclure.
HashOe and RoOp-J. II. Shackleford, II. II.
Beck, J. q. Myrick.
Nye-A. c. Bcarss.
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Kentucky Gold und Silver Mining Com,
pany.-Notice Ii hereby given, that ut meeting 9i
the Board OF Trustees Of the above company, helS
this day, an assessment Of Twenty-Five cents peI
share was levied on the capital stock payable 10 'u'
Secretary Immediately. s..,,.
Gold Hill Oct TO- Isl1 OeIImI-
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STATE GOVERNMENT
OF TIE
STATE OF NEVADA.
state Omcers.
District Courts.

District Courts.
First DiStrict-Storcy county Caleb Bu. nank,
r. s. Mesick, Richard Rising.
Having co.extensive and concurrent jnrsdic.
tion.
Second District-Ormsby county. s. II. Wright.
Third Dlstrct-Lyon county. y.......W. Hayden.
Fourth District-Wnshoe and ROop counties
C. &. Goodwin.
Fifth District-Nye and Churchill counties
II. l.. Baker.
Sixth Dlstrict-Humboldt county E. +. Dunno.
Seventh District-Landerc county. w. II. Beatty.
Eighth District-DOuglas county.
Ninth District-Esmerada county. =. II. Chase.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Notice TO Members Of the Union Club
CAIA

ALL WHO HAVE SUBSCRIBED FOR THE
IL payment of expenses of the Union Party in
this election campaign are earnestly requested by
the Executive Committee to come forward imme
diately and pay the amount of their subscription
10 the Secretary Of the Club, 5. a. Kellogg. or TO
the Treasurer, John II. Mills Aud all good Union
men who have the welfare of our cause az heart
and have not subscribed their mite, are urged TO
do so without delay. Per order of
mol tC EXECUTIVE COMMIT EE-
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IMPO t A n Z
70
SHIPPERS of FREIGHT.
p, & =. v. Il. Rs. v. R. X.
-NND-
Freepol't Railroad!
IMPOR t \ n Z
GREAT SAVING IN TINE AND
EXPENSE!

IAS AND AFTER SEPTEMBER IprH, 1874, or
J diuAry FrciZht will be recelyed at FREEPORF
ar,i forwarded to LATROBE without charge i"r
transhipDing, drayage or iOrwar,iln.
Goods shipped by steamers oi tue IdIlIurnl1 oteSi
Say ratiOn COmpanS leaving San Francisco At p.
N Il nv can be delivered In LntEooe AT SvcLOcS
next nornlhs Freight shipped BY sailing vessels
Mn be forwarded with dispatch. No enarSe on Or
binary freight per sailing vessels '"r ieNee ""'S'
tran<hipping, drayage or forwarding. ,,c,
All Heavy EreishJS, such a. Bliiers, he1HS Nlst
ings, Steam Engines, ETC.. will be transhlppeu Al
Fresport by powerful derrickS directly 70 the cars,
and Il LAtrobe will also be tT1nshipped by derTlcAs
directly 10 teams. For this claSSOi freight, ch9rge
VIII oe made OF cost Ui labor engaged Vn derr"k>
o19J. ,,,.- III,
b. advanced at Fre-port ami collected at Latro6e
without charge. ,,,,,,
FORT" and send receipts with Freight.
Prices of Freightingi
HREIGHT from FreepOrt to Lstrobe, 81 per ton.
nOWS FREIGHTS. from Lstrobs to errepoTt OF
Sscrsuento. will be forwarded at the following
rates: :, IN
Ordinary FrelshIs, per ton ~ ~
Oses Shippers TO load ard gnlcaO per ton-'- 20 20
iSroSe. NJ ----3 m
Wood, Sh u IN M
b-a COrus n.
---------- a.
ktps--------------------- ------- ----- O9
'fis Marx Freight, Care p. is. V r H.
y. \. BISHOP.
o.,,Om SUPPLEMENTARY:
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Notice.
Lost.
T. q. nf q.
Tn + af

To Let.
A SPLENDID ROOM IN A FIRE-PROOF Brics
n Building, In Gold Hill, adjoining Maynard
Floods Bank.
AlsO-Anothcr Room, adjoining the Post OHice.
now occupied by Judge Halls Police Court.
Apply TO III. u. MAY NM:
Gold Hill, Oct. Is. l66i. .ocSu
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To PRINT,
1Iichinnn nIininR nnd Viii DO

Michigan Mining and Mill Com.
pany-At a meeting Of the Board of Trustees OF
the Michigan Mining and Mill Company, held
November g. 1864, n special meeting of the stock.
holders was ordered to be held on THURSDAY,
the oath day of November, 1864, ut the Office OF
the company in Gold Hill, for the transaction Of
such bnstness as may legally be brought before
the meeting. A tull attendance, either in person
or by proxy is requested By order ofthe Board.
noetd G, w. PEASE Secretary.
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GOLD HILL GYMNASIUM,
Next Building above the News ONCE.

U,HE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR OF
| Turn veren Hail. would inform bis friends,
and the public IN general, that he IA now organiz'
ing u PRIVATE SCHOOL to teach
GYnINASTIC EXERCISES!
Lessons will be given in the afternoon or even.
ing according TO the wishes Of his pupilA The
terms will be moderate, TO suit the times.
The HALL, which is the most suitable place In
Gold Hill for Balls or Private PARTIES can at all
times be engaged for such purposes at a low hg.
ure FRED. UHL,
oels Z Teacher Of Gymn1tieL
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CopartncrSplp.

oSl'atAtA
ITO ALL BE IT KNOWN. THAT on AND
after this day, we, the undersigned have en-.
tered into copartuershiP for I'll" transactng ofall
kinds Of business, to be- known NJ the firm OF
WEBB l. PEDLER. All notes, mortgages
deeds. stock, etc. drawn i'll the name of either
party ne this day consolidated, and all receipts
mus. bear the name Of the firm.
his
JOSEPH 4 WEBB,
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CONNECTICUT IL ALL RIGHT

PARTIAL RETURNS FROM MIS-
SOURI,.
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FUSS AT sACKETTs HARBOR

iowa Gives 80, 900 maj. for Lincoln
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Democratic Gains in Michigan.
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Kentucky Probably for Mcclellan.
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w H. DEsLt-N-N'
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated Oct 81 lS64 Oc3l I'd
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-04-06
So

ner as if he had been old bachelor brother, IN
stead of the handsome youngster that he-was.
1t struck me that George wanted to outstay
the other visitors; but they We're so much de-
lighted either with Netty, or themselves Though
she looked weary enough of their chit-chat, poor
girl y that he unwllingly took his departure late
in the evening, leaving them still in possession
of the field, or rather, the sofa.
ALI the next day had such trouble with Net
ty. 1t was almost impossible to get on with the
child. She was neither cross nor ill-natured,
(my darling was too sweet tempered naturally
for that; but she was so ftful and feverish, and
SO inclined to sigh every five minutes, that when
[ found she could not be coaxed into taking lit
tie magnesia, going to bed and having warm
bricks to her feet, I began to be really worried
AT last about four o'clock in the afternoon, as
we sat working together, just as had turned the
heel of the last one of my half-dozen pair out
came the real trouble
"Did you ever see two such stupids, Aunty?'
Thinking of course, she alluded to last nights
committee of Young America Ireplied prompt
ly,-
"They certainly aOere very insipid, my DEAR
wondered that you could endure them for an
instant"
"Ma'am p calculated Netty in real astonish-
ment.
you mean george HOMES ana Henry
Kirtland'' laughed "Tll retract. I consider
them both very fine young men, though George
is my favorite."
"He isn't my favorite,' said Netty, tossing her
head. " In times like thesetrue men would new
shrink from their duty. They're towards,
both of them but must say George Holmes
fear of being drafted is perfectly amusing.''-
And she burst into tears by way of illustration.
She did mt intend that should know it, but
the bright drops falling one by one, upon
her sewing.
Don't think of them, dearie,' said, sooth-
ingly. "There are plenty of brave young fell
lows in the world, and better worthy my girls
thoughts. Henry Kirkland, if 1 am not mista-
ken, is a.
$50 he u.s." interrupted Netty, excitedly. "I
really am tired and sick of his nonsense and
last night his shameless avowal of unpatriotic
sentiment made me fairly despise him. He is
agreeable and amusing enough but hate these
agreeable men, she added, biting off her thread
with snap, as though it were the tone neck'
of all mankind so longed for by that old tyrant
in Plutarch's Lives.
"Then you must hate George Holmes too"
/ said as a sort of left-handed plea for my pro-
tgee :" for he is certainly very agreeable at
times'
81 do hate him, and he isn't one bit agreea-
ble," pouted Netty, she made a vigorous
stitch, drawing her thread through with jerk.
He was little gawky last night, I own" was
my amiabie response; "but-"
'Gawky p cried Netty; "well, if that isn't a
strange charge to make against George Holmes.
I'm sure never saw any thing in the least way
gawky about him. It's his principles that OBJ
.iect to-
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-04-06

How GRANT LOADED LoGs.-SOme one who
knows Lieutenant General GRANT from boyhood
communicates to the National IatelJgencer bios
graphical sketch of the General. AS showing
his business turn early in life, the biography
says:-
At the age of twelve he aspired to the manage
ment of his fathers draught team, and was in
trusted with it for the purpose of hauling some
heavy hewed logs, which were to be loaded with
the aid of levers and the usual appliances by
eral stout men. He came with his team and found
the logs but not the men. "a boy of more imagi
native genius, and of equal but differently di-
rected contrivances, might have laid down to
listen or dream, or build houses of chips. Not
so with this boy, who, unlike others, acted upon
the idea that where there was will there was
way, and hesitated not at the undertaking.
Observing a fallen tree, having gradual up
ward slope, he unhitched his horses, attached
them to log, drew it horizontally to the tree,
and then drew one end of it up the inclined
trunk, higher than the wagon truck, and so to
project few feet over, and thus continued to OPP
crate until he had brought several to this posi-
ton. Next he backed the wagon under the pro-
jecting ends, and finally, one by one, hitched to
and drew the logs lengthwise across the fallen
trunk, on to his wagon, hitched up again and re-
turned with his load to his astonished father
This anecdote is well remembered by old citi-
zens of Georgetown, Brown county, Ohio, where
GRANT spent his early boyhood.