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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-23
Deaths.

APpERsoN-At Gold Hill, Nov. 3d. Kitty
Klyde, daughter Of John A. and Mary f. Apper.
son, native of Louisville, Clay county, ILL.,,
aged year and months.
Funeral tomorrow (Thursday) at lOi o'clock
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AMERICAN CITY.

A into bnSiSosS IN ! nav and ranIdIy growing
81 n.o ous ah ~ !. nI I,ua n.;ata sidornoS
aT T Ur suet as msn a. =, oauu snd beaItbv To-
anu seeuIe nTnleS!enu IN ~ qua e'L Hu NJ, ,o
'"'''"' a'o Auri'eu " RUG Vi wan 'N' "
OAN
Before S HnH n rre tSem
movements anu aus ,,.tsr tor s,te e.
selves TO recommend TINS oeau,hul ,owu Sue y
their favor. 1t is level and FERTILE anu an aDund
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVRRTISRYBNfs.
To the Public.

A. ]. BEALS
MOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the citiEens OF Gold Hill, Virginia, Silver
City. Dayton and its vicinity. that his
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS
Are now open, with
The Largest 6kyIiEht In The Territory
Licensees will be taken In the most perfect man.
ner, and with all the latest improvements In the an
and warranted to give perfect satisfacti0n.
Also on hand beautiful stock OF Goods, GOLD
L0CKETS, PINS, etc., for LikeuesseS
LIkenesses Of the sick and deceased taken at their
residences, II deslred. Also. Views Of all kinds.
n. B.. Licensees taken In cloudy a. well q fair
weather. AIS.
Gold Hill, Sept. H.lss4. SeBH
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The above sale is postponed to THURSDAY
the first day of December, 1864, at the same hour
and place BY order of the Board of Trustees.
no23 I'd G. j COLE, Sec'y.
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Crnsns Gold md Silver Mining Compan,

Cresus Gold and Silver Mining Company.
Company advertised TO take place on Thursday.
Oct. 18th, 1854 has been postponed to SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER FIFTH, 1854, at the same hour and
V oci3 I'd J.PFOUTz se'y.
The above sale is postponed until WEDNES-
DAY, the ed day of November, 1864, at the hour
and place above named. BY order of the Board
of Trustees J. PFOUTZ, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Nov. S, 1864. NOS I'd
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY,
the ID day of December, 1864, at the same hour
and place. BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
no23 I'd ]. PFOUTZ, Sec'y.
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ASSAYERS.
TAYLOR'S BUILDING. TAYLOR STREET.
Virginia City.
HOLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED AND
" Assayed, and returns made In Bars the day Of
deposit.
Our Assays
VIII conform strictly TO the standard Of thu
U. y. Mint, ....
And our charges will be the same US In San FrancSco
RI-Particuar attention given to ORE ASSAYS.
iy3D
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BY order of the Trustees.
c. KEEPER, secy.
Gold Hill, Oct %, 1861. oco2 I'd
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nj Gold Hill, Neynda, on the 23d day
of November, A. ID. 1864.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant must
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If not called for within One Month they Will be
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Burke VIM Henry JB2 Orndoff Mrs
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Curran Jno InHrund A. summers John
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Chatterton C L 2Kelly High Wright Mrs A
Camp lib . keck, Geo Wright
Campbell A b Kelly Owen Watson Isaac
Cook John Laphaille JOS Walker Mrs
Duff Frank Long Mrs Wilton
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Davis II & Co Mathews Jas White Jacob
Farr d Mathews Ed Whelehnn I
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Foreign List.
Theophile Gueriin, Gedion Legris,
Jeuhaptis Denault, Pierre Plaute,
los Lamontarue Elsie Fleury.
no23It OH. PLATT. Postmaster.
Original Hawkeye Gold and silver
Mining Compauy-Notcc is hereby given, that
in accordance with the laws of Nevada Territory
and the bylaws of the company, there will be
sold at public auction, on WEDNESDAY No:
vember sd, 1864, at o'clock P. ", In 'front.' OF
the companys office, In Gold HILL N. T., SO many
shares OF the capital stock of the company stand.
ing in the names of the following persons as may
be necessary to pay all assessments due thereon,
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!. ". THEALL IA. PAXTON ". B. THoRNBuRdl
ASSAY OFFICE

Or
THEALL 81 CO.,
Gold and Silver Bullion and Ores Of every
description Melted and Assayed.
RETURNS MADE IN BARS OR CONT
WE ARE now PREPARED TO TREAT
w our bars by the
Humid Process Of ASsayinR!
This process is the only one in general use In oil
United States MINIS, and in San Francisco Assay
Offices.
We guarantee our assays to conform accurately
to the standard-of
The L. =. Mint.
REDUCED CHARGES.
Our fees for nssayng will be the same are
charged in San Francisco. THEALL e. co.
Virginia, Oct. J, 1864. nolI II
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no THE pURLIC.

On and after October 18th, 1864, the
subscription price to the Weekly Register
will be Two dollars year in advance,
andtwo dollars and fifty cents ifnot paid
in advance. We have hesitoted long 10
make this change in the price of the
Register, but we have at last been div,
en- 10 it by the great advance in prices.
We are now paying more than dou.
bic the usual price for paper, while the
cost of everything else necessary TO the
publication Of a newspaper has odvan-
ced at nearly the same rate.
Before making this change in our
rates. we wish to give our subscribers
and all others, the benefit of the present
advance rates. We would, therefore,
urge them to call in person or send BY
letter, before the 18th OF October By
SO doing, they will have the paper fur
lishod them during the next year at
81 50. PunLtsnnD,
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Commissioner Notice.
George Cooper

George Cooper
VS.. In ChauCery.
Jesee Walton II als s tia3
mo Jesse Walton, Charles T. BcalU Lawson
i Brooks and Thomas Waggener.
Take notice that |, Elijah Rinbrfling, spe-
cial commissioner appointed by a dccretal or.
der If the Circuit Court Of Mason county,
shall, on the 10th day of November next, at
The Office Of John W English, in the town Of
Point Pleasant, bctwoeutho hours of 6 A. NJ.
and 6 p. NJ. of That day, proceed to take, state
aud report an account shdwibg:--
lst. Who werc the parties Interested in the
steamboat in comprs bill mentioned. and the
amount Of money or other things advanced by
them respectively in the building, Equippng
and running said boat,
2nd. The amount Of profit or loss il any.
from the building, Equippihg anil running
said boat, together with the amount received
by any Of said parties thelcrrom, and the
amount Of debts paic by either of the parties.
3rd The time md manner Of tho lossofsaid
boat, and in whose charge. and under whose
care she was at the time Of her loss, w
lth Whether the said boat was Insured. il
so, by whom and in what Office aud for what
amount, and in whose possession The policies
Of insurance are; whether they have been col
ccied or not, aud If not, what disposition has
been made ofthc same '9tf
9Th, Whether the said parties, or either Of
them, have received anything for said boat
from The so called Confederate States or any
other source.
9Th The indebtedness Of tho said boat to
the said parties or either Of them, for services
in building or running the same, and any 9th
or matter, which |, MS special Commissioner
may deem proper or either Of the partics may
request
Tho parties arc required by the Court to pro-
duco before me all tic books, papers aud nc
counts of said boat SO far as the sama may be
in their possession or under their control,
And II from any cause the taking Of said
account be not concluded on that day, the Ia.
king of the same will be adjourned and con.
tnucd from day 10 day, or from tmeto time
at the same place, until It shall 10 com.
plcted.
ELIJAH KIMBERLING,
sept 29-lt Spec, Cou
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ANOTHER Warren SLuMDERs Capt
Teunniog, the Guerrilla chief who has
so long aud so successfully murdered
aud plundercd ut will throughout this re.
gion, has at last. we are rejoicei to say,
met his quietus and Just doom In tho
recent fight, an account of which was
published last week, between Captain
Hogan's force and Tucnning's despora,
does, the latter received mortal wound
at the hauGs OF Capt H., from the eff
feccs ofwhich he died few days since
Capt, Hagans narrowly escaped with his
life lie has thanks of every loyal man
in the county for thus Kidding the world
of such a monster and 6end OF hell, -
| Fairmont National,
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oneimmediately opposite Fort Darling,
and we still hold them, notwithstanding
vigorous Smelling BY the rebel rams. -
The act that one of our hospitals was 10.
Gated within three miles Of the city
throughout yesterday is insigni6cant.--
General Grant last evening expressed
himself to an old army officer as being
entirely satisfied with the operations OF
the army, and added, that more bad
been accomplished at the then period Of
the undertaking, than he had expected
would be.
General Grant had an interview With
General Butler at 5 O'Clock this morn.
Ing.
1t is reported that the rebels are rush
ing roenforcements 10 their left, by train
loads of fifteen and seventeen car loads
each. We have captured twenty guns in
all.
Refugees from Richmond report great
dependency there, and that jeff Davis
was seen on the streets on the 3O,h, look.
ing exceedingly abjeCt and worn down in
his appearance, Citizens arc leaving The
citySby hundreds. They say Lee was
caught mapping this time, as our move.
menisswere not dreamed oil. -
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Peep beautiful executed steel
engraving of a mother and her little girl,
opens this number oiThe Lody's Friend,
The double steel Fashion Plate is also
as rich and elegant as usual, Then fol-
low the numerous engravings-some
particularly Notwithstanding the
new modes for ladies' and children, The
music for this number is new song
called 81 love thee, dearly love thee
popular sentiment, as all will admit
Among the literary contributions we
note Scatter Blessings, by Minnie May;
Two Years Lost by Emma B. Ripley;
Life is Good, by Miss Annie F. Kent;
The Imported Hen comcal sketch by
II. W. S,;'A Turn in Fortunes Wheel,
BY Mrs. Hosmer; why didn't Marry
Grant Heuson,' by Ida Mason Git strikes
us that Ida was a little hard on Frank J,
Castles in the Air,'by Mrs. Anna Bachei
Missionary Work lin the matrimonial
line we see this is), by Frances Lee, &c,
&c. Ofcourse there is the usual Work
Table, Receipts and Editorials Price
50 so year--!wo copies "a. 90, nine for
$1,000, iwen,y.one for $35 90, Single
number 20 cents. Address Deacon d
Peterson, $40 Walnut street, PhlOdel
phin.
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RS3" General Fish has published an Of.
fetal statement in regard TO the massacre
nsar Centalis. Missouri, already noticed
in our dispatches, on the 26th ul,., Ma.
jor Johnson, commanding 1850 men Of
the 39lh regiment Missouri militia was
ambushed about 10 miles from Cenlraia
by 500 regular Confederate soldiers
Overwhelmed by superior forces, our
troops could make no resistance and the
hatchery commenced, Major johnson
-Sas murdered and scNlped, and 1870 Of
his officers and men shared the same
fate. Most oftbem we're shot through
the head, then calpCd, bayonets lhrus!
through them, their ears and noses cut
of and thrust into tbeirmouths,
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ETTho soldiers do not listen with
any patience to the Democratic hulaba-
10 abou. the liberties of the people being
impcrriled by severe dealing with trait.
ors. General Hovey, democrat, said
in a recent speech in Indiana:
az | hud the power here. | wouldn't
let one single man, woman or child,
speak or print or publish one word of
treason. That is my creed l have
good reason to be ultra. | have march
cd with your brave boys; have seen
their blood crimson many a battle
field, and marked the green graves Of tho
fathers. The memory Of their suifcrings
and their heroism is indoIibly craven on
my heart and on the heart of every loyal
American, These poor soldiers, toll
worn, bleeding, falling, wrapped in their
blankets rs n winding sheet, have fallen
hcroicolly, while these cowordly hyPo'
critics have cried peace
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Rebels in Upshur.

In the vicinity of Buchanan the rebels
arc still operating as opportunity pre-
sents. The Republican Of last week
says;
In the upper portion of this and Web.
s,cr counties, their dcpredations are Of
almost daily recurrence, such as stealing
horses and committing other outrages.--
The people OF these districts are kept
in a state of constant excitement, and
something ought to be done to secure
their common cafcty, For this purpose,
We should have larger force of troops
at this point, Capt, Hoguns has been here
some four months, has amply protected
Buchanon and its immediate vicinity,
but his force for the moro general pro-
lection Of the country, is too small. We
should have at least ono or two more
companies OF cavalry or infantry, Two
companies of infantry with what cavalry
wo have would DO sufficient. We hope
tho proper authorities will give this mat
ter attention.
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sharp Lotler from Daniel s. plcInnson.

Sharp Letter from Daniel S. Dickinson.
Daniel S. Dickinson sent the following
letter to a Union meeting at Erie, Penn.
sylvania. on the 18th inst:
B1NGnAMPToN, N Y, September 10
MY DEAR SIR: Your very kind invi-
tation to attend and and address the Tn
ion meeting in your city on the 10th,
would induce me to accept, were il pos
sible consistent, but previous engage
ments will not permit, The Union Tor
ces seem to be quietly massing for the
contest, and just now am more amused
over the exhibitions of our opponents
than | am concerned for Union success
They held a peace convention for the
peaceful, aud signalled it by q pitched
battle on the foor, for the qualification
Of the war element; they made platform
for the pacific, and placed upon it
pIumes, and pistols, and swords, and
spears, and epoulets and emblems Of
bloodshed for the belgerentS, and yet
the cause Of peace, like that Of its twin
sister lruo-love, does not run smooth
The platform does not fit the candidate
and he canpot wear it without altera
tions--the alterations do not suit the
party and cannot be adopted, and just
now, the party, the platform, the candi-
date, are somewhat like the hntchel, the
staff and the kid in the nursery rhyme,
and the disappointed followers are cry
ing, pray, Ratchet, hack staif--satf
won't beat kid--kid won't po,' There
seems to be but one remedy. The peace
convention, by self.creaiion, is like orig
inSl sin, perpetual Let it speedily re.
assemble its party of peacomakers and
select a cough suitable 10 its cold.
Sincerely yours,
ID. 5. DIcKISsoN."
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Official War bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
Sentemher 80.

september oU,
Ngor, General Dir:
A dispatch from General Grant dated
at half past three o'clock this afternoon,
at City Point, states that Warren at.
lacked and corried the euemy's line to-.
day, on their extreme right, captured a
numberof prisoners Ho Immediately
prepared to follow up his successes
General Meade moved from his left this
morning and carried the cnemy's line
near Poplar Grove Church.
A later dispatch. dated this evening at
Eve o'clock, and just received, states
that General Butler, at 8 P. NJ, reports
that the enemy had just made an assault
in three columns. on his line near Cha
pins farm, and had been repulscd. No
report had been received from General
Meade since he carried the enemy's line
near the Poplar Grove Church,
No intelligence from Gen. Sheridan's
operations has been received since Sun.
day night, except through Richmond pa
pers, and the Latest report from that
source, that has reached the Depart.
ment, was the advance of his cavalry to
Stanton, heretofore mentioned.
Petersburg papers Of to day mention
arumor, which they say is not confirmed,
that one brigade of Sherdan's cavalry
was ambushed al Swift Run Creek.
Dispatches from n ewbern, N. G, re.
ceiyed this evening, state that yellow
fever was extensively prevailing ot that
place, but is not very fatal among the
troops. They are oo""mped outside tie
town.
A dispatch from General Sherman,
dated at $50 last night, states that he
has made an actual exchange Of 5000 Of
his army, and made an arrangement
with Hood to send TO the other prisoners
a supply of clothing, soap, combs &c.
[Signed EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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gGF The Elmira Advertiser states
that there was great rejoicing among
the rebel soldier in the prisoners camp
when they heard of McClollan's noain-
alton. While the McClellanitcs outside
were poradiug the streets and burning
fireworks, there was equalif not greater
enthusiasm among the graybacks. Ad.
dresses we're delivered by several law
yers among the rebels, all eulogistic Of
Mcclellan.
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We 'all attention TO the advertisement
of J. & P. A, Sanns, Galipolis, Ohio
They have large anil well selected
stock of Drugs, Perfumery, Dye,stuA',
Fancy articles, &c. Give Them a call
when YOU visit GaIlipOlis.
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aFeeAlg 8egjster
Local Matters.

To ADvERr1sERs.-Tho Register has
the largest circulation of any paper pub,
lisbel in this section of West Virginia,
and the only one in this Congressional
District that is published regularly,
and, therefore, is the best advertising NE.
dium in this section Of the State. =
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Mason CRouIr CoURT CLERKS 0FYIOE,
September oath, 1864.

2 To the Mason County Mining and Manufac
turing ComJanr aud The Syracuse Coal and
Salt Company rIaintfs; and Samuel O. Eyel.
eth and tie q Jason City Coal Company defts.
YOU aibefebg notified, that / have fixed
i upon ase 2ith day Of October, next at my
Office aforesaid, 70 take state and report, an &C
count showing the amount Of Indebtedness Of
the defendcnt S O. Evcleth, to the complain
ant. and the date Of said indebtedness, whether
the defcndcnt S. c. Evclcth, Is the owner of
any stock in the Mason City Oonl Company oil
other Incorporated Company ia Virginia, or II
any other property in Virginia real orpcrsonal,
required to be taken by The decree Of Mason
county Circuit Court, rendered on the 9Th day
of September, 1863, in suit in Chapcery dc.
pending in said Court in which you are par
ties plaintiffs aud defendants, at which time
and place you are required to present.
Given under my hand, as Special Commits.
sioncr in Chancery Of the said Court the day
aud year first aforesaid
CHAS, B. wAGGENER.
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TcI.llls:

Twenty per cOut Of the purchase money will
be required to be paid in hand, the balance up.
on credit ofsix twelve and eighteen months,
with interest the purchaser executing his bond
with good security for payment of the deferred
instruments
BIZ. REDMOND, Special Com
sept a9-n25-4w.
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EEThc New York correspondent of
the Chicago Journal figures majority
for Lincoln and johnson in that State Of
Ii, 800 on the home vote and $4,000 on
the soldiers vote, making an aggregate
of 81 400 In his estimates he assigns
all the doubtful counties to Mcclellan,
and credits him with $4,000 majority in
New York city where il gave only co.
900 Democratic majority last year
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Robert NJ Sims plaintiff |
In Chanccry.

John Smith Sr, & Thos,
L. Henson.
Messrs John Smith ST. and Thomas L. Hen.
son, will please take notice. that on the 22d
day Of October, 1864, shall proceed to take
the doposiuons Of Reuben y, Swindler, David
surbangh and others 10 he read as evidence in
my behalf, upon the trial Of the above suit,
now depending and undetermined in the Cir.
cult Conrtor Putnam county, State Of West
West Virginia 1.-THE said dispositions arc not
finished on said day the further taking there.
Of shall bo continued from day to day and from
time 10 time until completed
ROBERT N. SIMS
Sept, %, 1854
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This favorito Ludy's Magazine for o..
tober has been received, Its the Fash,
ion Magazine of the World. 1t con.
tains the best literature, the most mognif.
icent steel ongrayiugs, the best wood
engrayiugs on every subject that can in
tercst ladies No Magazine has been
able to compete whit. None attempt
it, The following are the terms of the
Lady's Book for 1865 One copy, one
year, So two copies 50 50; three copies
81 So four copies $40. Address L A,
Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Rg-Lnplonl is for sale. Il has been
suggested that the British Government
purchase it for penal settlement. II
would furnish but cold comfort for Grim.
inals.
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p3y~To TAXPAYERS A. S. Core,
Esq, United States Collector Of Internal
Revenue, will be at the Courthouse on
Saturday, the eel day of October, 1864,
to collect taxes Tor the month ofAuGust,
1864.
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PErERsoN for Ootobcris on our table,
II is an excellent number, Every lady
should be subscriber to it, Terms 80
a year in advance, Address Charles J.
Peterson, Philadelphia, Pa. y