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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
Ole 4aiIu aanpnaE.
Union Congressional Conven
ton First District.

The Union voters Of the First Con.
gressional district Of Indiana, will meet
in Convention at Evansville on
"wednesday, July s7th, 1881 as 2
O'Clock, r. "a
For the purpose of nominating q candi-
date for Congress The various eoun-
ties in the District are requested to per-
feet their organizations Immediately and
appoint day, say Saturday, July 18th,
1864, for holding County Conventions,
TO select delegates to the District Con-
vention. County committees are re-
quested to assist in organizing the Vari-
Gus townships in each county, that they
may hold meetings and be represented
in the County Conventions.
Friends Of the union, let as be awake
to our duty. Let mere pGrtyism find no
place in our bosoma while our country
needs our united support. While our
land is being drenchsd in blood in order
to preserve the noble heritage our ia
theirs left as while our friends in the
army are gathering their host for q
6nal struggle for the life Of the nation,
and while our eagles are mounting the
battiements Of the snsmy's strongholds,
let one united voice go up from every
patriot in the land, declaring that 'this
Union must and shall be preserved"
Let US perform our duty, anda glorions
triumph awaits u.s.
By order Of the UnioA Congressional
Committee
ALVAH JOHNSON, Cha.
Union papers in this District will
please copy.
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zas founded entirelF ca gold and moi

vas founded entirely ca gold and not
on any other property, there might be
some show Of reason in calling It the
standard with which TO measure all
values; but every man Of sense knows
it is MEASURE which is variable, accor-
ding to supply and demand, and the
hopes and fears of imaginative men,
What would we say ifa half bushel mea-
sure with false bottom, which could be
raised or lowered to hold any number Of
quarts according to the size Of the crop
and if when wheat was scarce the
bottom should be raised 10 bold only sir
quarts, would we say that the
wheat was measured by true
Standard measured In gold and silver
there is the same want of con
stancy, and has been IN al ages az in
the half bushel measure with asIidine
bottom. The old RomsH money unit
was pound Of bronze called the .as
That Of the English was pound of sill
yer, called the pound sterling. That Of
the French, was also pound Of silver,
called the lvre. Ths first Puuic war so
raised thspriee Of 5ronzeyas caused the
original pound TO be reduced 70 two
ounces, and the second broughE it down
70 half an ounce Tie original pound
sterling was worth OF our silver coin
about $lj. The original French livre
the same. Both have now been ~ re-
dGced in weigot BIZ she demand for spe-
Gle, creatsd b. expsnEiYs wars and the
wants Of commerce that the pound ster-
ling Is How worth in our silver coin less
shan -, sRd the livre less than twenty
cents. This is sliding scale that beats
ali the rascally half bushels with false
bottoms ever dreamed oil.
If there is at this time any standard
currency in the world, 1t is the green
back
Says late able writer on france
The one dollar greenbsck viii always
buy dollar worth of gold, but it may
not always buy the quantity of gold con-
tanned in the gold dollar.
The Government set its seal upon
the gold coin and named il zone dollar,
and commended that all men should
take it in the payment Of debts for that,
or take nothing. Il circulated by RIGHT
OF LAW. The Government afterwards
set its seal upon its own promissory
notes, named it zone dollar and com
manded that all men should take it in
payment ofdebts, for one dollar, or take
nothing. and the greenbackn now 7eirca-
late By RIGHT OF LAW. M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
DIED.

On the 18th iase. in Parry eanasy. Tndissa,
JsAss, infant sea efJsnss Z. and Matte Colyin,
of lhis elly. agsd lhres msnths. s1s
On TdAs8ay assrrnssa AFR iIaFsrIne ard
painful nlue.s. wIlLfAH u. DbseAN, Ia tAe stsh
year II isags
The iunsrsl win taks Slses from the residences
Of hi, broihsr-ih-law. " II. Preston, this. We'd
nssday Afssrnoen, July 20 b, 1854.
Friends and aequaintsneos Of the hraily are IN.
Wit 4 TO attend
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Remedy FOR Piiss.-tt is a hlsssiss -
he suffering TO know that We have an ehoetuai
for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J.
p. HasaTde, Of i64 second street. Cincinnati, O.,
takss srsas pleasure In informing all whs afs
anasring with piles thai be Hpoea small quentiiy
o. DR.. strekiand's Pile Remedy, and It sfIsct' a
permanent cure. This seems to be the With
all who make uso Of this splendid preparation.
IL Is manufactured at No. 9 East Fourth stresf,
oihsBnati, o.. aud sold by all Druggists.
20. We call the attention OIL our readers to ID
advertisement Of Mr.. Davidson, Of Cincinnati, IN
this paper Hs j. fast estsbiishiug bis reputation
sor sending ont from his esfshiishment no srtiels
that will DOT accomplished that - eiaimrd ioI -.
Ths public may rely on anything which bsara his
name a. bsint al r.fht lyi3 w
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HEADS THAT REBEL,

against the rales cf taste aud beauty in their col
or or In the loss Of all their color may be changed
in n fsw moments 70
ANY BEAUTIFUL sHADn
by a single application Of
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE.
The rapidity ofits operation, perfect sAsty. PEI
mansnt healthgu eject; and the exceeding depth
and richness Of the hues It imparts, distinguish
this preparation from all ether Dyes In in this
country or in Europe.
oristaaoro's Hair Pressrvative.
. vslzahIs sdjsnet to the Dye, IN dressing and
promoting the growth sod perfect health Of the
hair, and Of itself, when usea al0Ds--a safeguard
that protects the hhrss som decay under al cir
eumstAnOss and zsder all slinss. Manufactured
By J. cRlsTADoRo. No 5 Aston Heass, New
FORK. seld by all prugSisss. Applied by
Hair Drssserz. juA In
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WANTED.

TEF0RhATIoE.- Matilda MeNorris. wifs 4
Il Thomas A. Hcborria, on n raEoo River, vii
apply at this once, she cnn hear Of the where
Abonta Of her husband. She has one child twelve
years cid, NAMED hinsfya When last heard frau
she Was at Columbus, accompanied BY oolpfcd
mas named Sims jauss0 ~
CcHooL TEAcnEa-- by tho Congregation
- BsnAi Israel, 6 competent Male Teacher Of the
Ehgiish Branches 10 take charge Of THAR School
about the tst Of septsmb 7 next. Salary liberal
For particulars, apply 70
b. HERMANN, President
wM. LowENTHAL, sect'y. iui3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

% We publish to-day the proceedings
of the POsey County Union Convention.
1t viii DO sseu that the Convention went
its whole length for the Union. Alto
gethsr the affair was a great success.
Tomorrow We shall publish an account
of the proceedings of the Spencer county
Convention
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

IMPORTANT 70 LAotEs.-Thsre is Published
letter, 8 well as sons other important ma ter, to
ell delicate females, in Bells new advertisement,
under he head OF f" Private"
The letter rsssErsd to Is written by the eminent
Dr.. Wright, Of the Sc. Louis Threat and Lang
las ituts. Those interested viii read the advsr-
tissrsnt. ana, We think. ssu on DR.. Ball, whose
consultations are free. asd who treats and cures
without znnAo<sssry sxaniesaoss CT operations.
su-ss wsszszt 40 - ne 80 asked. jys.Iyskw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

Extraordinarily disease is so certain
cure BY Brxndrsth's Pills as this. They sson take
out ofths blood the particular virus upon which
all the pain depends, and the patient Is cured.
mr.. +. n. Adams, sos Twelfth Street, New
York, sunNered with rheumatism for q long perod.
He was attended by able physicians, but their
prescriptions were Of no avail he was unable to
now without assistance, and for four mouths was
almost entirely eonhnsd 10 his bed. At this pc
Rcd Of HE sickness, when hope had fed and he
sxpeeOd 70 be a cripple for the remainder OF his
Ess, he was recommended to use BRANDRErH's
PILLN.
The first box evidently made him better; the
improvement was more decided from the second
box. and BY the time he had used eighteen boxes,
be was entirely cured Of rheumatism, and the
strength and supplsness Of his limbs were re-
stored. Ills now ever year that this sure has
kssn affected, and he has had no return, but con-
tiuuss tAe eEjeyment d perssst health jusS Sn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
GROCERIES.
JUST IN TINE.
sUGG & MENIFRE

SUG G & III ENIFEE
uAvE TgIs DAY, JULY ssh, 1884, OPENED
II large and veil chosen variety Of Groceries.
7sq WHOLESALE TRADE,
Ia the csrseioas room No Is, 1sxrdoor 20 tts old
honss Of Archer Mackey, and dirscfly Opposite
the Blinking Hons on Main sfrest, ExaI sTiIIe
Ind. We rely upon QCaiity and Prices, 60 nuarpd
with tais and ths Cincina All nArks1s - secure a.
szaEination OF car stock, and liberal patrsnses
from eiry ard ce1rtry merchants. whs are most
FszPesSfslly tsvisss - siTs Is = szlI
Ne-&sl s9&G 4 M8zTnE
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LONHZ.
Dr. IA. Anders s. Ga
IODINE WATER.

Iofine Water acts unon the Heart, Liver, Kid
neys, Digestive Organs, and Glandular System.
This success which has attended the use n this
remedy in private practice, and the endorsement
81 - dical authority, enable as TO recon- mend IL
ts the praetitionor and the public, feeling ean
ndent that Sith fair trial IL will attest It's own
sxeslencs In the cure Of chronic diseases viii b
Indicate iodine, such "a serofua, Bronchitis 81
Rruptions, Heart, Liver, and Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections. Neuralgia, Rheumatlsm, Dys-
pepsia, Debility, syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon ths uniform strength
OF Iodine Water a. containing three qaartsr
grains PvnE Iodine In each iuid-ounce PUnE va.
YER, ssIvsig being ssed II ia not liable 10 De.
composition nor spontaneously formed ineduati T.
siea neither Is the Iodine oxydized nor neutral
SD By combination with any ingredient, which
render this solution superior to any other nsth oil
Of exhibiting Iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle, that Il
may ss used as family msdieiae a. we'll Ss@ey
the profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt OF Ave
dollars, six bottles delivered FEEE by express to
any address
Beware Of 0ountsrfeits and limitations which
unprinoiplsd dealers Sndeavor TO dispose OF on our
reputation. Sec oar signature and trademark
ehs Creek wsed heading this advertiscment) },
dpon the labels and Wrappers Of each bottle wlth-
out which none IL genuine
Circulars gratis.
On. II. ANDERs & CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
no. US Broadway, New rerk.
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LOsTl

II Osr.-YEsTERDAY,A GOLD WATCH KEY.
IL The finder will be liberslly rewarded by lssv-
Ing e At this once. Iyls-2id
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AND REAPERs

e Mowers and Keepers for Sale.
I'VE HAVE oS HAND AND FOB SALE, 81
wv the lowest prices
IS Cou.bized Buckeye Movers and Bsspsrs;
u Buckeye Movers
- Quaker Mowers;
: IS Quaker A0-sF. aa1 RsaPsrs.
which racaiBe= re warrant - gesd IS the kess
rev In US. ERATL aEfLMAk
Nays skEazs
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On. II. ANDERs & CO.,
Physicians aud Chemists,
No. 4zs Broadway, New York
ooLeATE's HONEY SOAR.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such ami
versAl demand, is made from the choicest ma
tsrials, Is mild sad emOlIient in ita nature,
fragrantly scented, and extremely bene
facial 10 its cotton upon tho skin. Fer sals by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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MEDICAL.

Important Med:cc. Discovery.
MIX SICKNESS CURED
noOfoR sELLA ANS TREATS on MILK
- eicknsss, giving the cause Esd q sps.tae
tiicte for thr dseass, NAfFastsd 0ectnsl In sssry
case TIE rsnsdY i simple a8a wisain this reach
Of every family, and viii stqp all sy ptoms Of the
disease insisntsnsouaiy on maH and beast. No
family IL the Northwest should bs zithout this
vgfk. Price e. o. Sent bv mail upon rscsipt Of
the price. Address DR. A. a. sELMAS.
ly20iw indianapolis. lad
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FOR SALE.

row FOR SALE HAVE A gIRsT-BATE
~ Gov for sale, Shlels will dispose Of rsasona-
bly FOR Particulars enquire on seyenth street,
lsis.stS TR8Ex DUsoUcHET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
UNION STATE TICKET.

Far GovsrnoT,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or EATsK.
For leu. G1s~yfsOr,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
r5 % vAEDEsBURGH.
For Secretary Of ssats,
EELsog TRUsLgg, Of Tsystto.
For 4adifsr Of STATE,
THOMAS p. MCCARTHY, Of wabash.
Fer Treasurer ef stste,
jobs l. MORRISON, Of Wsshingtsn.
Psr AtorBeE- General,
BELAHA Z. YILLIAIsOH, Of FatRas
For cg.-k n hs Supreme couyt,
GEN Lar. NOZZLE, ofKneI.
For Exporter Of saprsras Court
COL BEN HARRISON, Of Marion.
For 6apvsEas Judge,
lst Distrfct-JAs g. FRAZRR, o. Bosciusko.
"a Dissriet-JEHU I. ELLI0TT, Of Henry.
"a D1strfct-CHAs. a. BAY, Of Marion.
18th DIE .riet--ROBT. Q. GREGOkY fippseanes.
Ter eeperfatsndeat Of f,.lsis IastraetieH,
PROF.. GEORGE W. MOSS, u Marioa.
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ron BLkeroKs At Laser.
David s. 0oOding, CT Hancock.
Richard W. Thompson, Of ViEs.
req STATS ELEeTeEs.
lei Distriet--James O. Denny, sf Knox.
John 8. Houghlans, 81 5psHesF.
I'd sbtrict-Eyrus r. nixon, Of Clark
Francis Wester, Of LagTaug~.
"a Dlstrfot-Henry 2. PritshATa, 81 BErlhols
rev.
Madison Evans. Of LsNreEcs.
eth Diafrist-Leonidss Sexton, Of Hush.
w. Kygsr, sf franklin.
9Th DistrIst-BsHj " CiaJpool, Of Gayeits.
Joshna n Msllett. II HeBry.
eth District. J. Wright. Of Morgan.
J. q Green, Of Shelby.
Tai plstrlst-John Osborn, o. Patuam.
Thomas n Rics, Of Psrks.
ssh Dlstriet-R ?. Bayidssn, Of TippecaHss.
Bsnj Gregory, sf Warren.
9Th DIstriet-Jansn g. Belford Of White.
Asfon Guerney, Of Porter.
1eth Dfatriet-T. n. Dickinson, Of DsKalb.
Hailet KilbOurne, Of Eikbart.
1ith DlstTiet-Johb NJ. wailaee, Of Grant.
James n. TEMPER, Of jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
MEDICAL NOTICE.
FOUND.

IN THE RIvKR ROAD, TWO MILES
" Above the city. Wnssh, wkieb the owHsr
eau have By calling At the JoErBsI esses, provin
property, and paying for this notice. jylStf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30

WHAT CAUSED THE misunderstanding
we received the Gold Hill SEws Of the 18th,
18th, 18Th, 10Th, 22d and sd Of August by
the same mail To convince Us that the
fault was not at our post Office, Mr.. Mnlloy,
the Deputy Postmaster, showed Us the letter
waybill from Virginia, dated on the 18th,
showing conelusively thar the cause OF the
delay oi our papers Is on theNirginia side OF
the house. Win brother Lynch, OF the News,
please inyestiSate.-Nerada Gazette, 2Ith.
We call the atteption of the mail sharps
to the foregoing, which is the latest Of
numberlsss similar complaints in the Ne
vada papers. Our paper is mailed for
Nevada regularly every evening in time
for the mail-stage for Virginia. That Is
all we know on that score. On the other
hand, We invariably receive two Ga=ettes
and two transcripts every other day,
those of the 26,h and 9th having come
together last evening. Suppose you take
q trip over the line, S,idger, and stir up
the delinquentS yourself. They have got
used TO our growing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30

QUAxTRELL IN TowS.-It was rumored
on the streets, yesterday, that the notorious
guerrilla and butcher, Quantrell, had arrived
in this city! We don't know how the report
originated, and il is possibly canard; but
our military and civil authorities should keep
a bright lookout, as many people-good, bad
and indifferent-aEe crossing the plains this
summer,-LRion, this morni'y.
The foregoing sis possibly canard,"
bat there are signs that some sort Of devil
ment is brooding. If Quantrell is here it
will not take him long to raise band of
murderers equal to that which sacked
Lawrence. The material is here, and it
behooves all loyal men to be prepared for
an emergency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30
Deaths.

SMITH-In Aurora, August 2Oth, r. D. Smith,
aged about 20 years
D0DD-In Aurora, August 10Th, Minnie NJ, daugh-
ter OF Charles II. and Tlllcy Dodd, aged II days
FIELD-In Sacramento, August 2Tth, Auguste De-
sDecher son of Samuel S. and Mary i. Field,
aged years and mouth.
LoWE-At Z. II. loves ranch, Yolo county, Au-
gust 9th, Elvlra D. Lowe, aged ~ years, months
aud 3days.
HOLCOMBE-In San Francisco, August 9th, Sam.
uel Frederick, son of Samuel +. and Emma A.
Holcombc, aged Is months and days.
BLOCK-in San Francisco, August 10Th, Henry
Block aged 81 years.
C0STIG AN-Iu san Francisco, August 26th, VIM.
Z. C1stigan, aged 81 years.
MCATGR-In San Francisco, August 18th, MIS-. An
ma McAter, aged % years.
WILLIAMSON San Francisco, August 26th Eliza
beth, daughter of Henry 7. Williams, aged years,
months and &c days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30

CHINESE LABoR.-Some fellow in Nevada
Territory-the Virginia correspondent OF the
San francisco NeioS Letter-recommends the
employment of c hinamen in the mines Of
Nevada Territory in preference to white men,
for the reason that they can be hired for 81
per day. The man who could make such n
proposition is not fit to live in decent COM
munity. Every one who knows anything
abourthese miserable moon-eyed apes.-who
has either employed, or seen them working in
the mines,-knows perfectly well that, as a
general rule, one white man can do as much
in day, with pick and shovel, as dozen
Chinamen-Ul1on Pedette.
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FEARFUL AND WONDERFUL!
The Union of this morning says

ne C1tfob VA THIS IloEhiiiS say
We have been informed that the Enter
prise and Gold Hill Ssws establishments
will be prosecuted by Judge North for libel.
We do not know at what figures the Judge
places his damages; but, so far as the En-
ierprise is concerned, he had better place
them very low, for two reasons.
Marvellous. We wonder when he is
going to commence operations, in what
court, and how much he calculates to
make out of the speculation. 1t is our
opinion that he could do better crushing
ninth class ore from the Lady Bryan. let
alone sulphuress from the Gould and Cur
~ at six thousand dollars load. VIII
Re try US himself: Or will he send US
before Turner or Locke: VIII he give US
q jury trial If John W. North is not
breeding a scab on his own nose, we are
much mistaken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30
Births.

ELLIOTT-In Virginia City. August 2lth, the wife
OF Vincent Elliott, of a daughter.
REEGER-Near HlckSvillc, the wife offs. kreeger.
of son.
WOLFSKILL-0n PRtah Creek, August 18th, the
wife OF John Woltkill, Of a son.
BUTT9N-Tn lone Valley, August 9Th, the wife OF
O. Button, Of 4 son.
HUNT-In Red Bluff, August 2lst, the wife OF J. B
Hunt. of daughter. ~
UAWES-In san Francisco. August 18th, the wife
Of Horace Halves Of daughter.
PESNY-In San Francisco, August 23d, the wife OF
d. II. Penny. Of son.
KELLsY-At the Mountain House, Shasta county.
August 9Th, the wife Of James Kelley OF SON.
F0LLASSBEE-In Shasta, August 2lst, the VILE oil
J. s. PGllanSbee. OF a daughter
GOLDSMITH-In Nevada, August 26th, the wife OF
4. Goldsmith. Of a son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30

1t (the Union Ticket is ticket composed
Of individuals who would sell the community,
as Judas sold Christ, for thirty pieces of sill
yer. They are ION the make" and would
betray Storey county with the hyPocriticai
kiss Of regular Uu;onism." outupon such
three-card monte-bluks !-ERterprise.
The author of the above hyperbolical
squirt must have commenced his educa-
ton in camp-meeting and finished it in
a gambling-house. =#
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30

of votes. In the present condition of affairs.
dark and murky cloud hangs gloomily over
the Union course.
A FEW WORDS TO THE ELECTORS, PARTIcU-
LARLY.
Ihaye respectfully animated to the boiling
and independent candidates the propriety and
necessity of withdrawing from the contest,
but fear that many Of them will not consent
to adopt course Of action SO just and rea.
sonable. There is, however, but little Of
doubt that il the government OF the United
States should invite these same men 70
buckle on the armor Of war and to march 20
the field Of conflict and OF death, they would
sacrifice all and march forth. But this call
upon them TO sacrifice only the hope OF an
office to save US from rebellious rule, Is SO
exempt from all "the pomp and circumstanee
of war" and SO devoid Of patriotic and mill
tary glory, that it is difficult to make such
actions appear as patriotic sacrifice. But
those who can do, but will not, must be made
TO do. / therefore suggest to you the pro.
priety, in case the candidates referred to
above shall fail to withdraw from the contest
of organizing yourselves with the view Of
concentrating the entire strength OF the Union
party upon its regular nominees. Neither oil
exertion nor expense should be spared Ia
bring this important matter to triumphant
issue. ssi aa4-
II YOU shall now succeed, faction for long
time in the future will be Inundated. If,
however, YOU shall be defeated, you will be
brought into subsection to the naughty and
tyranical rule of an embittered and insolent
democracy, and our new aud promising State
will be plunged into all the horrors of seees-
sion despotism. See to it, therefore, fellow
citizens, that the regular Union ticket be
triumphantly elected, and the cnnsoliug re-
Election that you have discharged your duty,
the gratitude Of a loyal county and perhaps
of State, and the blessings Of a just God,
will richly compensate you for all your labors
and self-denial.
FEW WORDS ABOUT MYSELF.
It was my intention when commenced to
write this address to subscribe to it my own
name, but for sufficient and prudential rea.
sons have determined otherwise, because
am strongly impressed with the conviction
that the attention Of the reader would be di.
yerted from the address to its author. will
say, however, in regard to myself, that am
in the possession Of no public Office; am not
member Of any County Central Committee
am not candidate before the people; have
not publicly identified myself with the reg
ular Union movement in opposition TO the
Peoples Boiling Party-I love my country
and admire it as the model government Of
earth, and adore the old flag as the symbol Of
all that is great and good and progressive.
And now, in taxing leave, beg to say to you,
in the inspired language Of the Holy Naza'
rene, as he spake to the unbelieving Scrioes
and Pharisees, "If ye believe not me, be-
lieve the words that speak"
$50 DOrGLAs
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THE TELEGRAPH.

The Morning papers stated that the
Eastern telegraph was in order, but we are
unable to obtain any dispatches. Private
messages have precedence of the newspa-
pers, which may account for our disap-
pointment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30

Thar ADDRESS, Elsewhere, to-day.
will be found an address on the subject OF
regular nominations, which is inserted as
an advertisement. We take no stock in
the party split, and any and all commune
cations upon the subject must be handed
in as advertisements and paid for as such.
1t is none of our funeral. a,,. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30
UNION STATE CONVENTION.

The Union State Convention of Cali
fornia assembled at Sacramento to-day.
Three Congressman are to be nominated
the delegates from the three Districts
will hold three separate Conventions to-
-porrow