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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03
GENERAL JOE HOOKER.

In these days of political roorbacks, one
must expect all manner Of ridiculous false
hoods. One would hardly suppose, after
reading Sherman's letters 10 Hood and
the Mayor of Atlanta, that the Copper
heads would claim him as a Mcclellan
man-yet forgery Of the kind is dissent
nared through their party papers. They
have also had the insolence TO lay claim
to fighting Joe Hooker. The night before
the latter hero left New York, to take
charge of the new command to which he
was recently appointed, he visited and ad-
dressed the Union League Club. He
said:
The Loyal Leagues were not aware Of the
service they had rendered the army. They
had formed a good reserve, and for this the
army felt strong in front. The sighting is
now nearly closed. There will be few spas
modic plunges, but they are the natural mani
fesiations Of dying. The Government has
been slow; the people have been fast, and
have led the Administration but the latter
has come along, and on the whole done toler-
ably we'll. Il is absurd to suppose the soldiers
can vote other than one way. They will vote
As they have fought, 10 put down the rebel
lion. We have not only fought the rebellion,
bG; England. She has furnished the rebels
with al their arms and clothing, and for
these she holds a mortgage on the whole
South. ! don't think she will undertake 10
foreCloSe IL. General Hooker further re-
marked tina: he had NJ no time felt any doubt
Of the success o: the war for the Union.
There had been mistakes and mismanige-
ment in It's conduct, yet the Uaion arms had
made steady progress, so thAc the close Of
each year had seen the area Of the rebellion
narrowed and its relative power materially
weakened. He confidently believed that we
were now very near the end-nearer than
most OF US believed. But be would have no
overtureS made u the rebel chief; at the
proper time taey would signify their reIdi-
ness u give !, 40. The time 70 begin negnti-
atinS was when We had finished the lighting
!, IS folly % talk OF i till we have whipped
out our enemies AMI swept away the cause OF
the rebellion. The Constitution must be in
tsrpre,ed in accordance with the principles of
hum Initv, nor can we nave permanent
peace till we d. 50. We must not make
pence in such i wlv rhlt another war will
break out az lin within ten years. We have
been generous enough 70 our enem es-even
70 4 fault-,nd they invariably construed our
lenity into weakness"
The foregoing does not sound much Ike
1.-THE Immediate cessation Of hostilitirs
against "our Southern brethren" to
which the cowarlly traitor of the Chicka-
hominy stands p!elsed-does ii:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03
Latest Dispatches!
DATES TO YESTERDAY.


Plot 10 Burn Northern Cities on EIec-
ton Day.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2.-The following dis
patch was received this afternoon, by the
Mayor of the city:
WAsHINeToN, Nov. 2.-This Depart
ment has received information from the
British Provinces to the effect that there
is conspiracy on foot to set fire to the
principal cities in the Northern States on
the day of the Presidential election.
"(Signed) SEWARD"
Pennsylvania Election Returns
Union Majority thus far 1893.
HARRIsBuRe, Pa, Nov. 2.-The off,
cial vote of forty-one counties has been
received, the following are the aggregate
results, including the soldiers vote Union,
l9O,737; Democratic, l76,69S-Union
majority, l4,OS9.
Guerrilla lIovelncnts-Attack on n
Fort in Maine.
WASHINGTON, Nov. "A party Of
guerrilIas, on Monday night, attacked a
company of colored troops near Occa-
funk, and were routed.
CAsrrNE, Nh, Nov. 2.-On Thursday
night, an attack was made on the battery
at this place. At midnight small party
of men approached from the rear, and
when challenged, Immediately fred upon
he sentinel, who returned the FIRE. The
garrison mustered promptly, and pursued
the raiders for half mile. Several shots
we're exchanged. They escaped in boat
The supposed object was to capture the
United States Cutter lying in the harbor.
Emancipation in oinHs
of the Tallahassee.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-The Posts special
dispatch says the slaves were set free yes
terday in Baltimore, in pursuance of an
order of the Court under the new consti-
tuition Of Maryland.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. g. The
schooner Goodspeed, from Boston via
Newport for Philadelphia, was boarded
by the Tallahassee seven miles south of
Block Island and scuttled. The captain
md crew escaped il boat. The captain
reports that the Tallahassee scuttled an
other vessel within short distance. The
crew of the privateer said they had the
crews of four other vessels, destroyed
within few days. The gunboat Marble
head left in pursuit this evening.
Rebels Capture a Gunboat and Two
TranspOrts-Semme NJ Havana.
CAIRO, Nov. 2.-Information has just
been received of the capture by the rebels
at Fort Hindman, KY, Of the gunboat
Undine. No particulars. Two trans
ports are also reported captured. 1t is
reported that the rebels are near Mayfeld,
KY, advancing on Paducah.
New York, Nov. Sit is reported
that the pirate Semmes arrived at Havana
in an English packet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03
SACRAMENTO DISPATCH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SEws.l
The Great Union Barbecue-Arrest
of n Murdercr-GOld.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SESs.l
The Great Union BHrbecue-Arrest
of n Murdercr-GOld.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. S-2P.M.
The city is splendidly decorated in
honor of the Grand Union Barbecue
which is being held here to- day. Major
General Mcdowell and large number Of
people are to arrive this afternoon on the
steamer Antelope, from San Francisco.
Special trains of the Placerville and Sac
ramento Valley Railroad and Central Pa
cifc Railroad have arrived, bringing large
delegations from tie adjoining counties.
There will be grand torch-light process
sion and illumination this evening-ample
preparations have been made, and it is in
tended to rival, if not surpass, the one
lately held in San Francisco. Judging
from present indications, this will be the
most magnificent political demonstration
ever made on this coast.
Monroe, who is charged with the muir
der of Russell and Seltzer, in conjunction
with n. G. Symonds, 1t Benson's Ferry
some time since, arrived in this city yes
terday.. He was brought up by H. H.
Brown, who was the agent of Wells,
Fargo s Co. at Mountain Springs, Placer
county, a short time before the murder at
Benson's Ferry. Brown was bucked,
gagged and robbed of $1,000 BY Symonds
and Crozier.
A New York dispatch, of November lst,
quotes gold at 235@240.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03


For SAN QrEvrlx-F. W. Day, Sheriff OF
Butte county. arrived in the city yesterday
with four prisoner, Che G4ssaway crowd for
San Quentin. I. ). G lSSawty, the father,
has b.en sentenced 70 six years inpriSon-
meut; rhIileus q .>Saway, the oldest son,
90 ten years. and Carries GaSSaway, the
youngest son. - three years. The fourth
prisoner is james Saller, sentenced 20 ten
years TaeSc prisoners were all convicted Of
highway -0c5e~Y, having stopped aud robbed
a stage between American Valley and Orc
vile. The offer and prisoners took the
afternoon boat for San Fcancisco.-Sacra-
ms53t0 Ca!lOa.
This Gassaway family Is no doubt well
remembered by many OF the old residents
OF Placer coun.y, ss having once kept
tavern on the Ilinoistown road, six miles
above Auburn. They have had a bad
reputation for the last twelve years-not
only the male but the female part Of the
family. Several years ago the notorious
Tom Burke, a murderer and highway
robber, having escaped from the Nevada
county Jail. made Gassaway's house his
headquarters, and became the criminal
tutor of the family-their field Of opera
tons on the highway being on the road
from Auburn to Forest Hill, and on the
roads about Georgetown and Coloma.
We have dis:inc: recollection of several
Expectations which they committed.
Their demands upon travellers were gen.
orally made with drawn pistols and knives,
and with peremptory threats of murder
in case of refusal TO stand and deliver %
Last August a year ago, the Sheriff of
Placer courty. with posse, at about
midnight, forced their way into CASA
ways house and caught the murderer
Burke. He was taken to his old quarters
in the Nevada Jail, and was subsequently
made to die the death Of the murderer.
By the above extract, it is now seen that
his pupils in crime have been consigned to
the ueni,entiary. where they will certainly
remain until their sentence expires, (un-
less the devil flies away with them sooner. }
What an awful commentary upon vice
this is, a father and his two sons on the
way to the penitentiary Another son
has been in the same place for about a
wear. sentenced for similar crime. Bet
Ter, far better. that they had never been
born.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03

procession which we must not omit to no.
tice. It was a huge wooden cannon, a
regular Manassas quaker, regularly
mounted, with caisson. etc. Into the
muzzle of this fearful piece Of ordnance
was thrust the handle of broom, from
which fluttered the white flag of peace"
I, was surmounted by a transparency,
which described it as "a wooden gun
captured by Major. General George B.
Mcclellan with 100000 men," This
rough piece of sarcasm on wheels was the
creature of the inventive genius of George
Hudson, Esq. 1t will form 3 prominent
feature in Saturday nights procession.
As the play-bills say, ait alone is worth
the price of admission" On the whole
the demonstration of last night was the
event of the season thus far; and Lyon
county, in the language of one of the
speakers, will on election day prove her
self lion among the lambs of the peace
Democracy of Nevada"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03
THE TRUE DEMOCRACY.

The Boston Herald is one of the
staunchest and most influential Democra-
.ic journals in the country, in the true
and literal sense of the term Demo cratic.
In 1860 it supported Stephen A. Douglas
because it believed the doctrine he advo-
Gated, and the platform of the party
which nominated him were in accordance
with the Constitution, and formed basis
upon which all true Union men could
stand, both in the North and in the
South. In its issue Of the 18th ult., the
Herald squarely and boldly repudiates
both the platform and candidate of the
Chicago Convention. Of Douglas 1t says:
He was defeated by the action of Ger.
tain men at the South, who are now the
leaders of the rebellion" And it adds,
as truthfully as forcibly:
Having failed to accomplish their desigus
nv the force of arms, and realizing the dam
yef6us position in which they are placed,
they are resortiug to political action as the
last stem 10 save them from that condemna.
ZION and punishment which they so richly
deserve. Hence we find them active in the
Tree States among their old co-workers to
produce a revolution at the North, which
will enable them to carry out their original
purpose OF separation and independence.-
Hence we find the agents Of Jefferson Davis
at Niagara Falls, arranging the platform and
the candidate to put forward at the Chicago
Convention, By and through which they are
in hopes to fool and to cheat the free States
out OF the advantages gained, and which II
continued will wipe the rebel leaders out.
So far as the platform, the speeches, and
candidates are concerned, the Convention
held at Chicago might as we'll have been held
in Richmond. It was a miserable, fawning,
syeophantic and degrading surrender to the
men who are in arms against the Govern
ment, and who have done their utmost to de-
stroy American liberty"
The example Of the Boston Herald win
be followed by every Democratic paper
in the land which honestly and from con-
uction endorsed the opinions of the Ia
mented Douglas, and supported him fol
the Presidency four years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03
SAN FRANCE SEQ DISPATCH.


ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SEws.l
Ship sold-saillnR Of Golden City
the Argus stopped Barking -Ha-
beus COrpus-Suits-DecI
rest.
San Francisco, Nov. 3-3 Pm.
The ship Elizabeth Kimball was sold
by the L. S. Marshal, this morning for
$l5,5OO.
The Golden City sailed with 472 pas
sengers, and Sl,ll6,278 in treasure.
The Copperhead argus was seized by
the constable last night. 1t did not ap-
pear this morning.
Conception Pimental applied for writ
of ha6eaS corpus this morning, to release
his daughter, years old, from the custo-
dy of Paulina Mariscola, woman of dis
reputable character, who is on the eve of
departure for Mexico.
Sarah ]. Glusing has applied for per-
mission of sole trader.
Judge Cowles decided this morning that
stockholders in mining companies were
liable for their proportion of the debt of
the company though their stock had been
sold for assessments. The defendant was
the owner of one hundred shares of Co.
settle stock, which had been sold. The
company was indebted to plaintiff for sup
plies, the defendants proportion being
$3.50, for which no assessment had been
levied. The debt having occurred before
the sale it was held that the sale released
him. The Judge decided otherw Use; had
the debt occurred after sale he would not
be liable.
Jas. Campbell was arrested this morn
ing for entering the residence of Captain
Hoogstadt, with intent to rob.
Stock Sales.
Ophir, S4lO@4l5; Chollar, $1,000 /;
Hale & NorcrosS, $3.50; Gould s Curry,
Sl,43O@l, APO; Real Del Monte. 1923;
Bullion, $l50@l55; Josephine Coso, $50
6; Nevada, $34@36; Refugee, $50; An
telope, so; Imperial, $l55; Wide West,
$40; Lady Bryan, SO; Burning Moscow,
$3lt@40; Greenbacks, 46 cts. asked, As
cts. bid; Best s. Belcher, $500; Uncle
Sam, $3.50; Caledonia Tunnel, 80 So
Golden Age and Empire, $l4; Daney,
$26@274; Buckeye, S4a; Blue Ledge,
+, S5t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03
BY TELEGRAPH!
From the Union and Enterprise of this Morning,
Operations around RichmOnd-Grnnt
makes nm ImpOrtant Movement,
and the folds Of the Anaconda are
cOnfFacfinu

Operations around RichmOnd-Grnnt
makes nm Important Movement,
and the folds OF the Anaconda are
contracting.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-The Tribune's
correspondent with the left of the Army
of the Potomac, dated Oct. 30th, says:
A new angle of mile or mile and
half southwest, acquired on our LETT dur
ing the recent strategic demonstration, IS
being strongly fortified. I understand
that the army on the line of the road Is
to be Immediately pushed out to the LETT
two or three miles beyond its present ter
minus. The way this important extern
sion OF our fortified lines came to be so
easily made was by tine enemy weaken
ing their lines of battle at this point to
intercept, what they took to be, Hank
movement around their extreme right.
While they were massing against the
Second and Fifth Corps on the extreme
left, the Ninth Corps showed on at this
point and took the line of their works,
which action reversed the positions OF
each army, and the line now forms our
new left angle. Probably not during the
va Ao"S " SALCuSANL Va AN%
titled line been made with so little fight
ing. 1t is true there was considerable
marching and counter-marching in the
operation. This, like other movements
recently made, has demonstrated the
growing weakness of the rebel army.
Preparations for the Defense of Will
mington-Rebels Threaten TO Re-
take Atlanta Gen. Joe Johnston
in Retirement-The Action of the
Southern Government Denounced.
The Wilmington Journal of October
22d says that great preparations are MAX
ing there for the defense of that place.
All non-combatants have been required
10 leave. -
The Charleston Mercury of Oct. 22d
SAYS a movement is on foot in that vicini-
ty to wrench Atlanta from Sherman, and
intimates that 1t will be done by CO.
lumn of from 5000 to 10000 men.
Gen. Joe Johnston is living in retire
ment at Macon, Ga.
The Raleigh Standard denounces the
ultra position assumed by the convention
of rebel Governors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03
TRANSFORMING TRAVEL AND BUSINESS,
The Placerville Nstcs of Tuesday saws:

A few days ago we took the trouble TO
count the wagons that passed through this
city, freighted for the adjoining territory, and
found them to number LOG in less than one
day. To these wagons were attached 49,
animals, averaging over eight animals to each
wagon. Beside these, large number Of two
horse wagon loads, carriages and horsemen,
passed on the same day quite sufficient to
have increased the number of animals to
over one thousand.
When it is recollected that there are
several other routes from California to
some idea can be formed of the
immense amount of the trade between the
two States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03
HuRRAH FOR DAYTON THE bie-heart-

HuRRAH FOR DAYTON The big-heart-
ed Union men of Dayton will turn out
en- na,se next Saturday evening, to attend
the Grand Torchlght Procession of Storey
county. Thirty four-horse teams and
forty saddle horses have already been en-
gagged to bring up the delegation. This is
besides the people from Silver City. The
people have fully made up their minds
that NEVADA is loyal to the Union, and
that traitors shall not befoul her fair name
and future glory by casting her upon the
world as prostitute member of Secesh
family. The Silver Star must not be thus
dimmed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03

"HEEP KErcH 'EH."-A Plute Indian,
known as George, when he saw the grand
illumination and procession at Silver, last
night. very foreibly expressed his opinion
of the whole arrangement by exclaiming'
"Mucha grande Heep ketchem vote
for Linkurn." The untutored savage evil
IDENTIFY is getting some political ideas in his
head,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03

MRs. LEIeHroS.-This favorite actress
met with severe injuries on Monday last,
a. San Francisco, by being thrown from
buggy.
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Of November, A. ID. 1854.
To obtain any OF these letters, the applicant must
call for Advertised Letters and give date OF List
II not called for within One Month they will be
sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
Anderson, A Henry, Pat Nye.EJ
Averill, W. Hargrave, Mrs Neal Mrs D c
Abel, Dan Mary A Price, Mr.
Arnold, VIM A Harrington, J Price, L \
Byrne, Luke Harrisburg w Payne. O 4
Buckley, Chas Hall, Thos Pendll, E
Buluit, VIM Holly, Miss NJ Powers, BLa
Banker, J2 Holly, JOS . Real, WIS
Boyle, Neal Hogle, Mrs Robinson. Jas
Bove, Lem Higgins, Peter Rodgers, Henry
Brown, CT Hill, RR Ross. VIC
Chaouette, E Jones, 4 F Ross Donald A
Chapman, G II Jones, Warren Sprakes, Jas
Carroll, VIM johnson, CP Scanned. Tim
Colburn. Geo Jones, jane Siver VIM H
Cole, NJ 2 Kags, II Simonds, 5
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Denise. VIM II Kelly, 5 Stone. Jas N
Dixon, S Keegan, A Smith, Barney
David, Evan Kendall, Ms Travis, Ben
Datin, ] H Lane, W c Thamill, Thos
Davis, Mr. Long. VIM NJ Turner. S.
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Daniel, Jas L Murreli, JL Wright, S w
Esser, Matthias Moore, Mrs A Wells, VIM
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Finlon, Thos Mills, Beldon Winnie, II
Grist Miss E Mcclure, II Williams Grey
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Gomen Folden. Telesphore Daigneau,
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Nickolaus Dockensdorff, Louis Mirandet.
Wilfred Prefontaine Pierre Racine, 9
nos II o. II. PLATT. Postmaster.
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Lost.
IN GOLD HILL, ON TUESDAY EVENING,
L Check for Sl40 on the Empire Mining Com
pany payable to bearer. Notice Is hereby Civ
en-. that payment thereof has been stopped Tho
finder is requested TO leave it at the Gold Hill
Post Office RICHARD WOOD
Gold Hnl Nov 8 1864 nO3 W.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03

Original Hawkeye Gold and Silver Min.
Ing Company.--1here will be meeting Of the
stockholders Of the above company, TUESDAY,
November LIST, 1864, at o'clock P. NJ, when the
report Of the committee appointed 10 revise and
amend the bylaws will be submitted to the meet.
ing G. KEIFFER, Sec'y,
Gold HUI, Oct 10, 1854. osaiid
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A Lie.

THE sTATEMENTIN YESTERDAYS CON.
i frderate Constitution, signed by a dirty
whelp named John Reynolds, Is from beginning
to end dirty, malicious lie.
Nov. Cd, 1864. THOMAS PEASLEY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03

THE COPARTNER HIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. All liza.
bilities due by the firm, and all accounts duo the
drm will be paid by aud TO Joseph Munekton.
CHAS E. MYRICK,
JOSEPH MUNCKTON.
Silver City, Oct, 10. 1864. oc3l
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For Judges of the Supreme Court,
II. O. BEATTY, c. VI. BRoSNAS,
or Storey county:
j. f. LEWIS, OF Washoe county
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For Consress,..-.-H.G q. WORTHISGTON,
m Lander county.
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For Sec'y ofS:1te,-....-C.N y. NOTEWAR E,
" DOuslIS county.
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For Attorney General GEO. A. SOCRSE,
Ot O:mscy county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03

Clerk Of Sup. Coart,---..ALFRED HELM,
OF OsmsOy county.
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To obtain any OF these letters, the applicant must
call for Advertised Letters and give date OF List.
If not called for within One Month they will be
sant IN the Dead Letter Office
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For District Judges,
CALEB BURBANK, Il. = MESICk,
RICHARD RISING.
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Charges at San Francisco Rates.
rebl2 II. HARRIs.
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For Lr.-Governor,- 5. GRESHAM,
vi Lyon county.