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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-07
Election Laws.

Chap. XCIv. An Act relating to elections
and the mode of supplying vacancies. Ap'
proved Nov. %, 1861.
Be it enacted by the Governor and Legis.
latiye Assembly of the Territory Of Nevada
as follows: '..
SEC. IA. The Judge TO whom any ticke'
NAV be delivered, shall, upon the receip
thereof, pronounce with an audible voice, tht
name Of the elector; and il no objection bt
made to him, and the judge shall be satisfied
that the elector Is legally entitled to vote, he
shall Immediately put the ticket in the 90, !,
without inspecting the names thereon, II y
be folded ballot; and the clerks Of the
election shall enter the name OF the elecio'
and number in the poll book. ,,,
Src. is. It shall be lawful for any eleetor
IN vote for delegate to Congress at any place
of holding an election within this lerrltotS
for members of the Legislative AssenTIG AhIi
and ali other officers. at any place ioI noIo ~
;nH .is,,,ions within the particular InN' 'o'
S ,nheh .nch members of the Legislative As
ohi, and .uch other officers are 70 oe
@ nrov;ded. that an elector quaIined
eleeleu pnsyt and not all OF the oticers
WV ho.sn At any election, shall vote nm
oe ,;cIst. that the judges may determine
'ns srG s is. II any person offering to vote
.hsI1 he challenged as unqualified BY any
s ;ISa. or clerk Of the election, or By any other
JuS Jp.rson entitled to vote al the same poll, aud
Either Judge may challenge any person offer.
inc Inc to vote, whom he shall know or suspect
not to be qualified, the Judge shall declare 70
the person 90 challenged the qualification Of
an eiector; il such person shall then state
himself duly qualified, and the challenge moi
be withdrawn, one Of the judges shall then
tender to him the following oath: You dl
solemnly swear, or affirm (as the ease MAJ
BEL, that you are .qualiaad, according % N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-07

WHEREAS. THE CONGRESS OF THE
w United States passed an Act. which va.
approved on the 2st day of March last. en'itled
AN Act 20 enable the People OF Nevada to form
A 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
rnent have been formed, pursuant 10 the conhi
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
zion and Ordinances have been submitted to the
President of the United 'tates;
Now. THEREFORE. Be II known that Aora
nam Lincoln, President Of the United States III
accordance with the duty imposed upon m. by
the Act of Congress aforesaid, do hereby declare
and proclaim that the said State Of Nevada is ad'
mitted into the Union on IN equal footing with
the Original STATES
In witness whereof, have hereunto
! SEAL set my hand and caused the seal Of the
rs, tCnited States to he affixed. Doue at
t- } the City of Washington, this snirty.hrst
day of October, in the year Of our Lord one
thou snrd eight hundred aud siIty.tour and OF the
Independence Of the United tates the eighty
ninth. ABRAHAM LINO0i.N'
BY the President,
WV. II. SEWARD, Secretary Of Staie.j
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OpinIons of Eminent Union Generals
on the War.

What az these heroes to the Copperhead
declaration that the war is failure, and CAM
not restore the Union? Says Lieut.. Gen.
Grant:
The end is not far distant, il we only be
true to ourselves. All We want now to IN
,ure an eariy restoration Of the Union is q
determined sentiment North.
Says Maj. Gen. Hooker:
This Union must be preserved, aid there
is no way of preserving it but BY the power
of our arms-by fighting the conspiracy to
speak; it is going down, and will soon tumble
into ruin.
saye Maj. Gen. Meade: .....
Dismissing, as now useless to discuss, all
questions as to the origin Of this war. we
have daily and hourly evidences that It exists,
and that it can only be terminated BY hard
fighting and BY determined efforts to over
come the armed enemies Of the Government.
SAYS Maj. Gen. Burnside:
Would it not he cowardly for us to say that
this rebellion cannot be crushed, and the au-
thority Of the Government sustained. There
is in my mind no QUESTION Of it. There can
be no such thing as laying down Of arms, or
cessation of hostilities, until the entire au:
thority of the Government is acknowledged
by every citizen of our country.
Says Maj. Gen. Logan:
The greatest victory of the rebels, greater
than fifty Manasseses, and their only one thai
can give them particle of hope, will be tc
defeat the war party at the incoming cam
paign. --
Says Maj. Gen. Dix:
Ny desire is to do all in my power to sus'
tain the Government in its efforts to put
down rebellion-an object to be effected, in
my judgment, by q steady and answering
prosecution of the war.
Says the old veteran, Maj. Gen. Wool:
Nothing for aught that can discover viii
save the Union and its Government, but tht
success Of Grant, Sherman, Farragut and
Sheridan.
Probably there is not single Major Gen
eral in the army, or even Brigadier, IN active
service, who does not hold these same eonvlc-
tions. Indeed, il may be said that the Whole .a.e
army, as body, is possessed oy an aoso.S:s S;s
assurance that the only way to deal witn sn..
rebellion is to conquer it, and that TINS eov: u
test is already nearly aesOmPii'nso'-"' I
! Tina.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
" ers of Storey county. \. T., Virginia, Ocio'
Der I'D. ls64-Pursuant to the provisions Of the
Constitution of the State of Nevada, notice is
hereby given that an election will 6e held in this
county on TUESDAY, the eth day Of November,
1864, for the following named officers, 70 wit;
Three Presidential Electors;
One Representative TO Congress;
Governor;
Lieutenant Governor;
Three Judges Supreme Court
Clerk of the Supreme Court;
State Controller;
State TREASURER;
Attorney General
Secretary OF State.
Superintendent Of Public InStruction;
Surveyor General:
Three District Judges for Storey county
Four State Senators;
Twelve Assemblymen.
The polls will oe opened at the following named
places to.wit:
First District-Gold Hill: At the Old Thea
ire. Judges. L. Rcqua, w. y. Hall, Jonn
Doyle
Second District--Flowery At the Gould &
Curry Mill. Judged. W. Balch, W. f. FIink'
B. f. Wood.
Third Drstrict-First Ward Virginia: At Hay
Yard corner of and Carson streets. judges
John C. James. w. A. Bourne. 4. Wood:
Fourth Disirict-SecIpd Ward, First Precinct.
Virginia: At Collins House, Is street Judges
+. A. Trit!e, Geo Lammon. A. =. Arlington
Fifth Dlstrict-Second Ward Second Precinct.
Virginia: Ford's Building, G street. Judges
Chas. Wilson, John Burlon, d. T, Hodges.
Sixth Distrct-Thrd Ward, Virginia; Washoe
Stable, G street. JudGes--E. a. Rowe, Frank
Serlev, r. p. Bland.
Seventh District - American City. A; the
Willows JudscE-E. +. Glover, T. STother' D
d. Wood.
Eighth Dis,rict-Fourth Ward, Virginia Al
Vacant House formerly Eureka House opposite
Illinois House street. Judges-A. b. Eliott
Warren HeAtOn, II. X Wells -,
Ninth Distric: Red Morutaiu AT CaldweiIs 5
House. Judsrs-J. Wilcox, l.. Caldwell 7. w
Cnppcrs- ,,.,,
Tenth District = Lower Gold Hill: At the
White House. Judsrs-A J. Tyrrell, W. +.
O'Seale W. W. Van Wet.
Which election will be opened at eight o'cIock
in the morning and will continue until six O'CLOCK
in the afternoon the same day.
cy order Of the Commissioners
Sc2i nj LCCICN HERMANN, Clerk.
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Keep Il Befefe .he Peepl..
CHAP. CVlI.-fo Prevent Disloyal Person.
from Voting. [Approved February 20,

from Voting. (Approved February 20,
1854. agEI.s.,5
Be Il enacted by ths Gopsraor and LsVi,Ia.
tirs A,sen6iy Of tie Territory Of Nepada, as
foioics: 'ta,e 'ff sh f'9fi
i SECTION l. Any person Offering toysts at
any poll in this Territory, opened By OF ,un.
der the authority of la&, may be challenged
BY any other person entitled to vote st the
same poll, for disloyalty, and Il the person
so challenged declare himself loyal, ana de
challenge be not Withdrawn, one Of the
judges 0f election shall administer TO him the
Official oath Of the Territory before he 6hail
be allowed 70 deposit bis vote Prosided,
that the person 20 challenged may require the
perscn challenging 70 kWelF that ths ehui.
lenge VA made In god faith and fog ~
public good. ~ -Ir,v
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STATE OF NEVADA,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. }
l. JAMES W. NYE. Governor of the State of
Nevada hereby certify that the above il true
cnpy of the Proclamation Of the President Of the
United States issued under ard by virtue Of the
laws OF Congress, providing for the admission Of
Nevada AZ one Of the States Of the Union.
~, In testimony whereof, have hereunto
u. s. set my hand, and caused TO be affixed the
t~.> seal Of the State of Nevada, this thirty
irst day OF October. A. D. 1864,
JAMES w. NYE. Governor.
Arrest ORION CLEMENS,
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JOSEPH n WEBB,
JOEL A. PEDLER.
5, 1864. Pes oc26 N
Notice 10 Members OF the Union Club,
Gold Hill.

A LII WHO HAVE SUB CRIBED FOR THE
n payment ofexpenses of the Union Party In
this election campaign, are earnestly requested by
the Executive Committee 10 come forward imme-
diately and pay tho amonnt Of their subscription
the Treasurer, john II. MillA And all good Union
men who have the welfare of our cause at heart,
and have not subscribed their mite, are urged TO
do % without delay. Per orderof
mol Il EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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TERRITORY oP NEVADA,


W VI thS
CARSON CRY, october 81, 1884;
I, Orion Clemens, Secretary~ol the Terri
tory Of Nevada, do hereby certify that the
foregoing copies Of Sections Il, Is and 10, Of
Chap. xciv Of the laws Of 1851, and Sections
and of Chap. Xix Of the Law. Of 1854, and
Cap evil OF the laws Of 1864, and Section Of
Chap. iv of the laws Of 1861, are true, full and
correct copies of the originals in my Gus
tody, and that the foregoing copy OF Section
8 Of the ordinance Of the Constitution OF the
State II Nevada, is full, true and correct
copy Of tie original, as il appears in the en-
rolled copy Of the same in my custody. -,
Witness my hand and the seal OF SAID
Il. 81 Territory, at office in Carson Cit!'
this 3lst day OF October, A. D. 1864.
ORION CLEMENS,
Secretary of Nevada Territory.
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DrS. PinkertOM q Tucker,
n Roous No, so. South { street,

Rooms No. 50, SCUM street,
tRooms nearly op. Wells. FsrSo s. Co..,
uAvING LEASED THE COUNTY HOS.
II pital Buildings and Grounds, and made ~
ditjonal preparations for the accommodation ot
PRIVATE PATIENTS, in apartments entirely
separate from those OF the County patients, the
undersigned will receive iuvalids, both male and
female, q, charges (incluiIng everything ranging
from four to six dollars per day.
~ The womens Hospital and the Insane
Asvium are remote from the main building
a. pISKERroS. NJ D., J. c. TUCKER, N. D.,
Conntv Physician, City Physician,
And u Exam'E Surg And U. S. Con. Surg n
,e.1l III
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Proclamation


TERRITORY OF NEVADA, EXECUTIVE
Department. Carson City, October l9, 1864.
Whereas, have received a requiitipn from Ma
ior.General Irwin Mcdowell commanding De-
purtlnent of the Pacific, the Same having been
made under authority from the War Department.
10 raise, as soon az possible enough companies Of
Infantry TO complete. with those already in Serr.
ic,. from Nevada, Il full regiment Of Infantry.
Now, therefore, /. James w. Sye, Governor Of
th. Territory of Nevada, and Commander.in.
Chief of the Militia thereof do hereby call upon
the citizens OF this Territory to organize them.
selves into seven ~ companies, sufficient to Ill
the battalion Of Infantry now in service from this
Territory, and the requirements of said requisi.
ton. - I
~ my hand. and caused the Great Seal
u Of the Territory of Nevada TO be af'
49, fixed Done at Carson City this 18th
day Of October, 1864
Governor and Commander in Chef
OF the Territory of Nevada.
Attest: ORION CLEMENS.
Secretary of rhe Territory.
Each Company Of Infantry consists OF one ~
Captain one ~ First Lieutenant, one ~ second
Lieutenant, five (5) Sergeants, eight 80 Corpo'
rails, two C2) Musicians, one ID Wagner, and not
less than sixty -four (64) PrivateS.
mo charge for the foregoing, Orion. Oc29u
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARRIVAL OF DIR. JORDAN,
AT THE
NEWMAN HOUSE, Virginia City, n. T.
Important Notice.!

DR JORDAN, OF NEW YORK, MAY, FOX
IL limited period. be consulted at bis office, at
the NEWMAN HOUSE, corner of A street and
Sutton avenue, Virginia City, n 7. DIR. Jordan
has devoted lifetime to the study and treatment
of the diseases which he makes peculiar special.
ity, such AS
Nervous Debility;
Pains in the BncR;
Dlaense of the UrethraI
Deciiue OF Manhood;
Indigestion;
Weakness or Depression;
Loss of Energy und Vital Powers;
And those maadies which result from youthful
foiies, e1ccsseS of maturity, Ignorance OF Phys-
iology ard Natures Laws. His recent scienhnc
discoveries in Medicine euable him TO guarantee
a successful cure in every case, and restore with
uufHiiiDg certainty the lost or impaired powers ot
manhood.
HOURS OF CoSsULTATIoN-From 9 A. NJ. ti!l ?
P. Nj, and from till sP. NJ. On Sundays, Til ? ..
NJ only. ne2. Ih
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CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NEVADA
nnnTSANrP

SEC. g. All persons qualified BY the laws OF
said Territory to vote on the Tuesday after
the first Monday Of November, a: D. eighteen
hundred and sixty.four, including those IN
the army OF the United States within and oe-
yond the boundaries Of said Territory, may
vote ON the day last above named, for State
officers, Supreme and District Judges, mem
hers Of the Legislature, Representative IN
Congress and three Presidential electors 70
the Electoral College.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-07

GOLDEN RULE. $500 Tons,
For New York.

THE TRANSIT on THE ISTHMuS Il A
| pleasure trip Meals furnished free by this
company A baggage master will be sent through
by each steamer. Insurance on treasure al the
lowest rates.
Al Sore the change In the day of SSiling-SO
OPPOSITION UNTIL NOVEMBER lIth. lNI.
L. ". RAYMOND, Agent,
s,irs San Er1n,isrO nc2s u
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Blankets and Clothing.
NEW STOCK OF BLANKETS of DIFFERENT
"a qualities and prices Also, q limited stock OF
Oothing suitable for Miners wear, viii be sold very
'IssEE soE Hui. JunsI7. is4. ~ jnli
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law regulating elections in this Territory, 70
vote for the election of the officer Tor ofHeers,
as the case may be) for whom you now pro-
pose to VOTE" And the clerks shall enter the
names Of all persons on the poll list who are
challenged and take said oath, and shall enter
opposite the names the word "SWorn,s 10
brackets, and such records shall be preSump'
tive evidence Of such votes.
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IMPO r 7 A n T
IMPO r. 7 A n T
10
SHIPPERS of FREIGHT.
p. d :. v. H. R.---S. v. II. H.
-ASp-
Freepo1.t Railroad!
GREAT SAVING IN TINE AND
EXPENSE.

IN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER lPrH. lSss. or:
" dinary Freight Will - rscsISe,. Il: FhE"POkr
and FORWARDED TO LATRpBE wiIacIt chSrSe for
trauShipp,lS. dCSvdsse or Forwarding, ,
Goods shIppal bv steamers Ofthe California Steam
Nav cation Company. learing San Francisco al : p
n 3 !ly can Se delivered In LAtSohe ~ so CLOCK
next m5rnlns Frrght shipped BY sailing vessels
will be to-waT!ei with dispatch. No charge on or
binary lreght per SAi.'n: vessels 10; leEee dues
transhpping, iravISr Or ior~tr'!.nc.
All H.Ivy E-eish.s, Slsa ~ Boilers. Heavy SSst-
InES, steam Engines, etc, viii be tTaEshippeG At
rreeport by powerful derrcS> directly 10 tue cars
and At Latro0e will also be tranSh.pped by deIrickS
directly 20 teams For this csSoi freight. charge
will ee made OF cos; Of !aGUE ensast'i on deFricks
only. ,,,,
Freight Cha-SeS Of steamers or si'!l:l; vessels VIII
Be aivanced az Frespost and collected at Latrobe
MI al freight. CARE +. Il. H.. FREE
PORT" AMI SrnI receipts wlth tTSlEHS
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ConnrtnersllIP

CopartnershIP.
TO ALL BE 1T KNOWN, THAT ON AND
/ after this day, we, the undersigned have en-,
tered into copartnership for tho transseting OF all
kinds Of business, to be known aS the trm OF
WEBB & PEDLER All notes, mortgages
deeds, stock, ETC., drawn in the name OF either
party. ase this day consolidated and all receipts
must bear the name Of the firm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-07
To the Voters OF Gold Hill.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
" Storey county " T, Virginia City, october stA,
lS6+-Notice is hereby given, that there will be
mar, of Gold Hill within the following boundaries,
to-wit: All that portion of Gold Hill lying south
of the southern line OF Blanchard street; aud thence
runniny east and west TO the eastern an western
boundary lines Of Coll Hill By orcU of the BoarU.
ocs m LUCIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
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500 Reward

rTNuE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY
/ the Sheriff OF Storey county for the apprehsn-
sion and delivery OF \. BsBES, prisoner who es-
caped from the County Jail last evening Al o'clock
II. had on when he escaped 4 grey taanei shirt,
black coat and grey plnts-lS about 81 years OF age,
and speaks very broken English hight, feet
inches: b!uc ewes somewhat sore thin wh'skers on
chin and baker by trade. J. Z. CLAkh.
nri.tf Sheriff OF Storey county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-07
The Voice of the Army.

The following otirring appeal from the army
towards, for it truly sets forth the feelings Of
those VINO have barred their breasts to the foe:
CAMP l4Sth n. Y. S. Vols, !
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

~We can afford to, and riH sell al
our goods at prices which iu these times
will make it an object both in purse and
koppines for the Rich and Poor, the Eco.
nomist and the Improridcnt, the Epicure
and the Frugal to purchase Of Us.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

A Buffalo steam tug lately went over
the falls at Niagara. Ore man was los.
By order Of Gen. Grant, the sale OF
whisky, either BY Wholesale OF retail, has
been prohibited at Nashville.
Bills ere 10 be reported to the present
Congress 70 bring Utah, Nebraska and
Colorado into the Union - States.
There i not : cotton spindle in motion
ut Lowell, Massachusetts. The business
has been FRUSTRATED by the war.
One Of the largest pork houses in the
world has been erected at Indiapolis, Ind,
at cost Of 100000.
The New York Tribune has this item /:
1.-THE New England clergy are, it is said,
talking Of strike for higher salaries.'
The Springfield Republican says that
the "Womea's Loyal League" is only
the Garrison Anti.Slavery Society under
another name.
A young man from New York, who is
in the Federal Amy of Tennessee when.
ever he writes to his father, adds the let
tiers IN F. to bis name as = title which
he explains to signify Niger Freer.
Leavenworth, Kansas, is said to be
growing more rapidly than any town in
the West 1t now has population of be.
tween fifteen and twenty thousand.
A "sweet little skater" a girl Of
twelve years, has created quite furcre
among the thousand skaters on New York
Central Park, by her graceful and brilliant
performances on the ice.
A journeyman printer, engaged on one
OF the daily newspapers Of Boston, we
see, has just received information that
legacy Of $500 is awaiting his accept.
ance on the other side Of the water, and
that there is more Of the same sort in
store for the same individual.
A letter received BY lady in Syracuse,
from her sister, in Richmond, says the
Standard, gives gloomy account of az
fairs at the rebel capital. 1t says: "The
people you meet on the street have a
look. Flour is selling at $40 per barrel;
ladies' shoes 800 to 800 per pair. Bon.
nets and dress goods cannot be obtained,
and ladies are wearing gents hats, and
coarse article of homespun for dresses
The writer Of the letter had just pur.
chased the material for homespun dress,
ut cost Of $780,"
up to noon of the Oath ult., there
had been 7l2 applications for exemption
in the I'd Congressial District, of which
1872 were exempted.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

A large lot of Corn. Wheat. Oats
and Pork Wanted this Fall, for which
the best rates will be paid. Also,
Dry and Green Hides. Furs, and III
kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
r. BUCHRUCKER.
Sioux City, Iowa May 3otb, ls62.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
ASKS Hotel.

VANKTON, ID. T...This Hotelhas recent.
II ~ been enlarged md thoroughly removal and
rented throughout, and now offers superior
modations to tho travelling public.
Rt1- Travels will here ind good Stablinr. Water,
and all the conveniences necessary for their salts
factory accommodation, At usual prices.
ASH / REYNOLDS, Proprictors.
Yanktcn, D. r., June 10th, 1853.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

I respectfully solicit the patronage of
tho business men Of this and adjoining
counties, feeling satisfied that We can give
satisfaction both - to style and price