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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-10
NEW TO-DAY.

DardanelIe Geld aud silver MlnInE
Company,-Notce Is hereby given, that In &C.
eordance with the laws Of Nevada, and the by.
laws Of the company, there will be sold At public
anction. In front of the company's Office, In Gold
Hi. on TUESDAY, January 10th, at o'clock
p, NJ, as many shares of stock standing in the
names of the following peaSons a. VIII pay aISeIs
n"ant No IL. or as much az may be delinquent
thereon, together with costs of sale and advsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-10

This is not so bad when we consider that
in the same time Johnston and Hood lost
10000. The per cent. Of loss in Sherman's
army is but l6S; that Of the rebel army is 30.
Under such circumstances there is no doubt
that the rebels ,ciH make "a desperate effort, T."
etc., for their condition is desperate indeed.
Stockton Independent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-10

PLENTY OF GoLD.-The Portland Oreqoni-
an thinks that if mint was in operation at
that place, 81, 000, 900 would be deposited for
coinage within twelve hours,
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NEW TO-DAY.
Miners ofGold Hill.

Miners of Gold Hill,
TAKE NOTICE-THAT THE ALPHA G. d
S. NJ Co, of which w. Il. Hickok is Presi.
dent and Superintendent and W. ii. Watson,
Secretary, have paid me in GreenbackS at par for
labor performed in said Company's mine / take
this method to inform you, in order that you may
not be swindled by said Company in like manner.
II. C. SMITH.
Gold Hill, Dec 9th, 1864 del0 lot
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II. II A r Il Is, ...
AT A. B. PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE.
.. .......Seyada Territory.

Gold Hill Nevada Territory.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
l. Assayer eight years In California, and for Two
years In Nevada Territory, is now at Gold HILL where
he will attend to any business entrusted 10 MN WIN
pronptness and dispatch.
Gold, silver and ores Of Every DeScrip-
ton Assayed,
And returns OF Bullion made within SIX h0iIrh IN Bars
or Coin, at the option OF the depOsitOrS.
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What has Become of Them Z

The MarvSville Express wants information
as to what has become of Sherman's big army
Of last summer. It says:
"Unless his losses have been immense, he
must have larger army than reported. 1t
was believed in Washington last summer that
he then had more men under his command
than Grant had on the James river. What
has become of them? After deducting that
portion Of his army detached and sent North,
under General Thomas, it is beyond belief
that this vast army had been decimated by
battle and disease to the number now re-
ported. The rebels will doubtless make a
desperate effort to cut off and destroy Sher-
man, whether his destination may be Charles
ton or Savannah, and it remains to be seen
whether he will eventually emerge from the
big or little end of the horn"
His losses have not been "immense."
They have been very slight indeed, consider
ing the amount of work done and the num-
Der of victories gained. Sherman'S force at
the time he was preparing to advance from
Chattanooga last spring, was 10000 men.
He moved off with about loo, 900. He fought
some nine battles before taking Atlanta, in
which he reduced the army Of the rebels from
5000 to $4,000 men. He then detached
General Thomas with 10000 men to go to
Nashville and organize an army to look after
Hood. General Schofeld he sent to Chatta-
uooga, to collect the detachments along the
road which had guarded his rear while he
was en- route to Atlanta. These number 90
600, and Schofeld has them at Chattanooga
now. With the balance OF his effective army
he marched into the interior of Georgia:
that balance is estimated at $4,000. Now let
canitulota.
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A 3 8 AY OFFIC +
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-10

HAVE RECEIVED AN IMMENSE AND
I'LL varied assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES, ....
BALMORALS & SLIPPERS,
...r.. FOR " e.. . ...
Ladies, Misses, and Children,
from the celebrated manufacturer of MILES &.
Son, A. LEIBERBICH, and d. X. KING Co.
Philadelphia. which, for their fine finish and du.
rabIlity cannot be equRled In this market, and
sold at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. .
In store, fine lot Of those
LADIES, EUGENIE AND LADY
FRANKLIN BALMORALS, 4
Something new and suitable for this inelement
season.
Gents' "Benkert's" double sole, quilted and
dress boots, constantly on hand. -..... .s..
1--WE would call particular attention to our
fine stock Of HATS & CAPS for gentlemen,
Boys and children, which will be sold at VERY
Low PRICES. ...
Sole. Agents for New England SEWING
Machines. -. ..
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ASSAYERS AND BANKRRS' NOTICES.

Z. b. GOUDhlChI oecy
Gold Hill, Dec. 10th. 1864. delOm
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" Deposits, special or otherwise, received
and all other buslne" connected with Banking
punctually attended TO. ....-. OCT n -.
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Towc or Gold Hill in account with
NJ Uo... nnnHn TnRaauHer,

by 5per cent discount paid t0S
Arnold on SLAB license COL N =,
leCted ,..-''.'";' ~ -
5-BydO do on $l35 license collected. 20
BY do do on $50 license collected 20
6-Dy Warrant No. 3o9, q. ". BlOor .o m
/ Co... GO 10
g.. a 32I. L. ", Teakle so 20
6-By Interest paid on coupon No. ). ,.o m
bond i U W.
= 81, Salary Of pO-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-10

Gents "Benkert's" double sole, quilted and
dress boots, constantly on hand. -.... ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23

CANTERBURY HALL.-Thc new Management
Of this establishment has every reason to con
gtatulate himself On the success he has met with
In thfs his first week. with continuance OF tbs
present artistic company, and the addition oil All
the new "stars" who shine In the profession
tsome OF whom are already announced for TN
forthcoming week,) we can promise its patrons
season OF unAlloyed Qualification and pleasure
and the manager prosperity that will, II posi-
BILE, excel that Of Its late management The at
fractions offered this evening are OF avariea ana
Amusiug nature. The programme includes Mit'
Eva Brent, the gifted and popular operate vocal
ist, Miss Efnestine De FAiber, the fairy-like dan
ucuse and fayorite sonEStressi Mons. Fouehe and
the Ballet TroupeI MessrS. Easan, Edwards, and
Emerson, the great delInestorS Of Ethiopian char
aeteriItics, sc.
vARIBTIEs.-Glorious Saturday night bill
Last night OF the comic pieces Of Nan the Goodfor
Nothing and Kiss in the Dark, in which the favor
lite young actress Miss Maggie Frisl appears, A.
sisted by Mr.. J. r. White, Mr.. Hall, and the Sta
company. Also, the Premiere DanIeuse Mile
Lima windel and the great male dancer Mons
Baptistln. On Monday night, the skeleton Ac
euaer,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23

FoRD's New THEATRE.-Thls evening, Mrs.
Bowers appeArS as JullSna, in Tobin's celebrated
comedy, entitled, 1.-THE Honeymoon or, Ito" TO
Rule Wife" Mr.. Charles Weatleigh will ap'
pear AZ the Duke ArAnzA Mr.. Herne ~ kolSndo,
Mr.. Bishop as Jacques, the mock duke, ana Mr.,
Philips as BAlthAIar. Tie performance VIII
conclude with the excellent drama founded on tho
first American revolutionary war, entitled,
" Horseshoe Robinson or, The Battle o. kinBS
Mountain" Mr. Bishop and the full company
will form a most excellent and attractive cast OF
characters. On Monday next Mira. Bowers In
AuEurateB her third week, at which time she will
appear In John nrougham's new play, entitled,
mLAdy AudlsyG Secret or, The Mystery Of the
Audley Court" Ms b. has attained great sue
eoAa In this play In London, "ew York, PhilAdel.
mia, and other large clties M.. WheRtlelEh and
Mr. Ford's entire company will support the star
In their usual superior style. Seats for Monday
an be secured to-day without extra charge.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23
Ia2O-I2ti
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
WAN DEPARTMENT,

WAN DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON, January 10, 1854.
Sealed Proposals will be received ~ this once
until Thursday, tho 2sth day OF January, at
iShing, packing, and boxing 10000 u 3 artillery
curb bits OF the latest pattern, to be delivered at
the United States Arsenal, Springfield, Mass The
side bars and mouth pieces as they come from the
where specimens and the model bits can be seen.
The shell bearing the letters u s A. are to be
made Il ON No. "a sheet brass PrOpidence circ guGgc)
and filled with lead before being sOldeTed. The
plating Is to be not less than No. TO- and to be Of
ine quality. The rings are to be OF the best iron
clock wire, and the lower bar OF brass wire. The
bits are to be subject to inspection In all stages oi
the work. and before being packed are to be marked
with the makers name Ald residence. They are
TO be packed In paper bundles OF six each, labelled
10 bundles In box 50 prescribed by the Depart
Packing boxes to be valued by the Inspector.
Deliveries are to be made at the rate OF 600 per
week. the first delivery OF 900 to he made on the
The stock furn shed by the United states will be
Inspected before Issue, and for every set OF parts
delivered to the contractor, bit Is TO be returned
No bids will be considered except from parties
actually engaged In the plating and finishing bust
ness, aud Who can give good security for the per
loTmAnce OF the work. Bidders will lnelOse with
their bids the written Acknowledgements OF thelI
Sureties over their own signatures 4.
Zach party ObtAlninga contract Will De regulFea'
to enter ITO bond, with approved 1uTeues, LOT I've
successful bidders will be notified and IhrnlAheu
with forms Of contract and bond.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, II not deemed satisfactory,
erai GeoTEe D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordinance, Wash'
lngton, D. G., )" and will be endorsed ProposSS foI
Aftillery Curb Blts.m GEO. D, RAMSAY,
JAis-I6t Brig, Gen Chief OF Ordnance
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DY ]. G. CURE co
Id AUCTIONEERS
CHANcERY SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY.


B{ virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
Dhfict OF Columbia, dated on the nth day Of Oe-
tooer 1859 aAd rendered In cause pending IN said
court between Thomas L. France, and Others, com.
plAinants and Robert Broekett, and others. defend
ants the undersigned, trustees, will sell At public
auction the following real estate in Washingtou
city ID. c,
On TByy,dov IA, as,h ~ Io,,oy,,,n,, a, o,,looI
" '''u0v wv @'aV 'U''""'y Nn"i ~ so"oeN, F''1'
On the premises, all those parts Of lots numbered
eleven AAd twelve, In square numbered go, which
Gcunds Beginning for The same a point thirty
eight feet and six inches south OF the northeast
corner o. SAD lot eleven, and running thence south
W. iSe'l tnenee Nest enc hunarea Ieet 70
and Hence es.t y, W. rnto, ~ t,5
the riRhts and nppurtenAnees "
This D. operty n most eliRibly situated for busi
Ss, On N ,ns Te.e SIDE Of ssSen1s street
proved by a four-story brick building mo Slal on
seventh, and two-.tory building in the rear wv
On NE same Afternoon, l4oelock p. NJ
! On the premises, all that mart OF Lot numbered
twenty.three in Square Numbered M. which /.
| contained within the following metes and bounds
Beginning for the same at the northeast corner OF
thspsc c wc.t ons hunared snS ,evsn fect ma two
inches t. : thirty feet alley, thence north thirty
eight feet and thence east to the point OF begin.
ming; with the rights and appurtsnanse
This property u situated on Ninth street West,
anu anI ~ ~
iinS.So%ss Ny ts "''0Aa "e''
w. WI
On The same afternoon, Il tve O'Clock, p. NJ, on NE
prsmtsss-
! All that mart of Lot numbered four in aouAra
numbered i6I which 10 contained within the fol.
lowing metes and bounds Beginning for the same
at the southeast corner Of said lot and running
thence west twenty-sX feet and two and e-fourth
Inches thence north one hundred feet, thence west
twenty-slx feet two and one-fourth inches to an
alley thence north iorty-three feet and eleven and
one:foutth inches, thence east hfty-two feet and
four And one-hAlf inches and thence south one
hundred and forty-three feet and eleven and one.
fourth Inches 10 The beEinnlnK with the rights and
nppurtenAnceS situated on the north side OF d
| Sireet north between sixth and Seventh Gtreet1
/ weat and Improved BY \ two-story frame dwelling
house No as.
| a. r. ~, ,a,t ~, t,,,,,r ,s,,r, q, ,o,,r o,.Jo.l
IN ''d0y me ssth Sdhuo,y niaa' J"N' O''''
! p NJ ." "'e P''N''''e
| All that part 81 square numbered H. oontAlned
within the following lnetes anu Douhus beginhnin
| at point on PennsylvaniA avenue three hundred
| and solenty-three ieet and ten inches from the
southwest corner Of said square ana running
thence at right angles with the line oil said Avenne
one hundred and twenty-sN ieet thenee IN an east
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
MAaIIINnIuN, lNMMNI

WASHISGTOE, January 49, l5oi
The undersigned, Physicians to the Poor OF the
seN cTal wards, will vaccinRtc all persons In their
respective wards who are unable or unwilling TO
dCfray the expense, by calling upon them AT VIC
places designated, and will visit lnirn persons tor
this purpose at their residences.
II. II, LOUVRE, NJ. D., First ward lJt ienn-i J.
yania avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets.
C.S. TAFT N. H., Second ward, Lntw Isles drug
store, corner Of Twelfth street and fcnnH! N hnii
avenue 1 to 5 r.. N.
GEO. W. DALE, NJ. H., third ward, No. 80 L.
street, . to 5 p. IN,
J. ". HERBERT, NJ, D., Fourth ward, rorncr
Third and L. No. 256I 8 to 0 u, N.
GEORGE MCCOY, Nj. D., Fifth ward, 6O Penn
sylvRnla avenue, Second and Third streets east.
W. II. COMBS, NJ. D., sixth ward, at T. 5. WalAh'A
drug store No. 80S Eighth street east TO . r. m.
RICHARD c. CROGGON, NJ. D., seventh ward,
corner seventh street west and street south
office hours from 10 Up. NJ, lanlS-eodat
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23

WHITEHURsT's GALLERY, 434 PESNsHLyANA
AvENuE-Thls celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly rehtted and furnished. Has one OF
10 this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing licensees Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. Likenessea OF many oil
these fallen In battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, whitehurst outstrippinG his COM
petitors, received a medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention 10 called to his new
imperial Photographs, also Vignetts now much
ought after. novtt-h
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23

A WORD OF ADvIcR.-Those who have been
factoring for weeks and months without obtaiuine
relief, should consult DR.. FishbAtt: whose once II
a No an street, corner Of Eighth street, and b
radically cured Twonty.dve years experience ha'
established Or. Fisbhlatt's reputation So physi
aian. Recent eases cured 10 q few days. Charger
no,lsTEts DR.. FIsHBLATT,
No. al 4 street, corner Of Eighth
Opposite the General Post ONE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23

The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA no Ufr.-1l
iuiokett and safest route to the Northwest and
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one to
sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates %
ali the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further Information apply At the Of
dec OF the "GreAt Pennsylvania Route" northeast
corner PennsylvAuih Avenue and Sixth street, un.
Ter National Hotel. once open from .. m. "
e. NJ 'on Sundays 10 Up. m. .,.,..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23

BROTHER ARRAYED AGAINST BRoTHER.-
Thursday afternoon about 0o'olook, John Punphey
was arrested by officeF DuvAll, Of the Ninth pre-.
oinSt, upon the charge Of committing an assault
and battery on A. s. Punphey, his brother. The
affair occurred on y street, between sixth and
seventh streets, and originated In dispute con-
corning building which 10 In the course Of cree
ton. John was committed TO Jail for court by Jus
tics Gull,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR DEAD HORSES
AND MULES.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE
Ii uLAIN L.nIIla lIalrL.

~ q
DDPoT OF WAsHlSoToH,
wAsnISOToS, d. c., January u, 1864.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this office
until MONDAY, February l, 1854, at - o'clock NJ,
for the sale of all the Horses and Mules that may
die or be killed ut this Depot within the next
twelve (2) months succeeding the date OF the con-
tract.
The. bodies OF the animals will be delivered by
the United States, daily, to any point within tho
limits OF this city that may be agreed upon BY the
Government and the contractor, and to be conveyed
from thence by the contractor sufficient distance
from the limits Of the District Of Columbia so as
not to become nuisance to the citizens thereof or
TO this Depot.
Bidders will state the amount per animal and
give his full name and post office address.
Payment will be required at the end of each
month In Government funds for the number Of
animals delivered during the month.
An oath OF allegiance to the United States Gov
eminent must accompany each proposition.
The ability OF the bidder to I'LL the contract,
should II be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guarantee
Bonds In the sum OF $1,000, signed Us the con.
tractor and both his BusrantoIs, VIII be required
Of tho successful bidder upol signing the contract
Proposals must be plainly marked Proposals
for Dead Horses and Mules and addressed to the
underslgncd. ID: H. hUCkEki
jaIfISt Depot Washington.
ROPOS SAILS FOR CAVALRY
HORSES.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23

GRAND LARcRNr.-Yes terday morning about
. O'Clock, John Hayes was arrested by ofieer Bsr'
IL, upon the charge Of stealing ring and Gas
In Treasury notes, from Elias Sims. They are
both oolorsd boys aged about years. Hsyehwa'
committed to Jail for court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23
PROPOSALS.
DROFosALs FOR LUMBER.
CHiET QuARrERMAsTERs OFFICE, }
DEPOT or WARRINGTON,


5000 feet axe and 10 Hemlock Joist, l6 feet long
All the above described TO be good merchant
able lumber subject TO the inspection Of an agent
appointed on the part Of the Government.
All the Lumber 10 be delivered within twenty
days after signing the contract.
Proposals from disloydl parties will not be eonsid
cred. An oath Of allegiance to the U. s. Govern.
ment must accompany each proposition,
The ability OF the bidder to MI the contract,
should II be awarded TO him, must be guaranteed
By two responsible perions, whose signatures must
be appended 10 the guarantee.
The responsibility OF the guArAntors must be
shown by the Official certificate OF the Clerk OF the
nearest District Court, or Of the o. s. District Az
torney.
bidders must be present In person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be consid.
cred.
The full name and post once address Of each
bidder must be legibly written in the proposal
II bid IL made In the name OF firm, the nAmel
OF all parties must appear, or the bid " Ill be
sidered A. the individual proposal Of the party
signing II,
bonds 10 the sum OF half the amount OF ths con.
tract, signed by the contractor and both OF hia
guArantors, win be required OF the successful bid.
de- upon signing the contract.
The right to reject any or all bids that may BE-
deemed too high 70 reserved by the Depot Quarter
master.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
Proposals must be addressed to BrIEadier Genera
D. H. RUCKER, Chief Depot Quartermaster, Wash
inEton,. u. C., and should be plainly marked Pro
posAls for LUMBER
GUARANTY.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
CITY GOVERNMENT.


Board Of Aldermen.
FRIDAY. January %,
The Board met st the usual hour, the President,
W. 3. Cox, In the chair. There were present At
men BeAll, Berry, shinn, and Sweeny.
The minutes Of the last meeting were Feaf and
approved.
REsOLUTIoNa
Mr. BeAIl offered q resolution Increasing the
sAlafy OF the Mayor and OF the St Get Commits.
sionef On motion the resolution WAS laid over
TIL the next meeting Of the Board.
Mr. BeAll offered a resolution appropriattns
$50 to constituted contingent fund for the street
Commissioner, said money to be paid by the clerk
an the order OF the Commissioner. Passed.
on motion the Board adJournsd.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-23
LOCAL NEWS.

A soLprHa RoBDBD nj mis- conRADEs.-
Isaac DonnelSon and Seymour Van Camp, OF me
10th New York volunteers, were arrested W oul'
GERS BeAll, Berkeley, and shelton, OF the hnlh pre-
Olnot, upon the charge OF stealing ahlrer watch
valued At go, and eos in Treasury notes, from
Charles Brown, . soldier OF the same tegimen''
They were each committed 10 jail for court by Jus
ttaa Cull
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OFFICE,

WAR DEPARTMENT
WAauEOTOR, January 10, 1854.
The following contracts have been awarded iOr
IO-inoh mortar shells, under the advertisement in'
wiling proposals, dated November 10, 1853, lof
10000, the bids for which were opened December
%, 1868.
hIeIsrS. StarbuGk Bros, 2,OOJ, At Is9c. per Nj
WAtervllet Arsenal -
DIessrs. SWEET, QuImby X Co, 1000, at J's9c' per
lb.j WAtervllet Arsenal,
NIessTs. Seymour u Watson, 9,OOl, Al J'2sc' pei
lb.j WAtervliet Arsenal.
lb.i WAteTvliet Arsenal,
j. W. starr, 1000, at 3.sOc. per lb' New York Al
EenAl
Hubbard, Mays n Whitaker, $4,000, At S.9se. pei
ID New York Arsenal
SSyery Co., 5000, aces. per Id New York AT
senAl
Albright a stroh, 5000 At J4Sc, per lo'' Ne"
York Arsenal,
J. W. Starr, 5000, at Salo. per lb.i Washington
Arsenal. "
town Arsenal. GEO. ID. RAMSAY,
JAn2l-6t Brig. Gen, Chief of Ordnance.