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The New York herald., 1864-03-15

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I FOR ssoo.oM
| PROPOSALS FOR ssoceco or
sror DAMAGES INDEMNITY soNDs
OF the county or Now York.
Sealed proposals win received at the oomplroleee
once until Monday March at two O'Clock NJ when the
win be publicly opened for the purchase of the whole
part OF tho OF two hundred thousand dollars
(s2ocoo0 Of Riot Damages Indemnity Bonds" authorized
by act OF the Legislature tho stalo of New York.
passed February 1884, and by ordinance OF tho Board
Supervisors Of the county New Gork approved by the
Mayor March u 1864.
The said bonds win bear interest al the rate Of six per
per annum payable half yearly Che arst day Of May
and November each year. ana the prnopa, viii be re.
deemable on the Grst day Of November. 1882
The proposals will state the amount desired and tho price
per one hundred dollars thereof and the persons whseo
proposals are accepted win thereupon be required to deposit
with the County Treasurer (Al the Broadway Bank the
awarded respectively together with tSe pre-
miums thereon
On presenting to tha oompuoilcr tho receipts Of the
County Treasurer for sucb deposits the parties will be
titled to reoese bonds for equal amounts Of the par value
OF the sams awarded the bearing Interest seou tue
date OF payments
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed "Pro'
posals for riot damages Indemnity bonds" aud the
enclosed In secoad envelope addressed 10 the Comp
troIler
The right reserved reject any All or The bids f
considered protect promote Interests OF
tn. county,
MATTHEW 7 BRENNAN, Comptroller
Crg OF Nav Yoag, DRrARrmeSr OF FfSANcs goSg.
raoELER's OFFICE March O. 1864
COLLECTIONS ON NEW ORLEANS MADE NEW
~ Orleans Bank Notes wanted. at the highest marks.
price by WIN. Il. MARSTON. IS Wai street.
OFFICE OF THE AsHBURToN COAL COMPANY.
" NO. 80 William street,
Tho non Hrss. Western insurance nee Companys Building
Will be opened Monday It.h and certificates
issued. JOSEPH A. SPEAR, Secretary.
TiHE NEW YORK MINING
STOCK EXCnANaE BOARD
MEETS DAILY AT 81 WILLIAM STREET
Commencing a. 3 + NJ punctnaily:
WE WILL PURCHASE ON COMMISSION THROUGH
w our San Francisco house, California and Nevada
Mining and other stocks Parties wishing to order
examine daily quotations received by telegraph Oders
= ~ WELLS. FARGO co, 81 Broadway.
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MISS BESzAouES,
Nl 10 Montague place,
Russell square,
London. England.
This establishment Offers Rr., class to
families spd singr gentlemen OF the Jewish persuasion
visiting England. " Is centrally situated for business or
for the leading places OF and al distance
FROM The several eRses VI Jevsa worship Terms mode
veto.
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MIBLO's GARDRN.-OOMMENCEs AT w
IN Lessee and Manager ............... Wn Wheatley
THIRD WEEK
BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT
OF MISS
CAROLINE RICHIkCS
HOUSE CROWDED TO OvERFBOWfNG Ni0aIuf.
SECOND NiCHr. TUESDAY March ID 1864.
Oh the magnificent romantic drama OF the
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miss RICHINusi IN her celebrated character OF
STELLA TBE FNCHAkTRFSS
tne ioiioWpg eminent artists Will appear:-
pn. IA H. esuin. W Hill j.. Lamb, b. T. Rnggod, Mr
Dn.cn. Mih Lima Nsndle. her first appearance here in
@ years. Mile Kruger FIRST appearance Ia New
FULL CORPS
tahder the direction OF sgnor Ronyan). In the
ks,s.., o~, GRAND BALLET
"u'Sa' oonaoc,or Harvey B, Dodworth
,rou,ou ELEQANT COSTUMES
rendering this ~ -
n.re GRAND ROMANTIC MUSICAL PRODUCTION
Box book open for the six days In advance
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NoRPORArtoN PIERs AND SLIPS
"
LEASED AT AUCTION
ke.ce hereby given thai the Comptroller viii on Mon
day ,h 28th day Of March 1894 at II O'Clock A. NJ the
ClS Hall lease on bids pubic aucton the Docks Piers
and Spe belonsng 70 the Cooperation (he lease wah
term OF 6ve years. from the lst day or MAY 1864
Catalogues containing the description location and terms
Oh sale may be had upon application TO the Collector o City
Re7enue at THIS oaice whore maps viii also be shown d
The Aforesaid waarves, piers. &c
MATTHEW 7 BRENNAN Comptroller
Crsg or NEW YORK DfrARraEsI or FINANCE.
CoMPTaoilsRS OFFICE Feb rs 1854
CORPORATION NOTICE -DEPAarMgrr or ri
~ nance City OF New York occ OF the Clerk or
Pubic notice Is hereby given to The ownets mortgages
persons ohef Interested n ne ands and enemen sold
that the detailed statement of property still unedeemcd
from said sale published In the kew York Commercial
Advertise daily newspaper prted and published the
sy OF New York cops be had application a! ht,
oalce By order OF the Comptroller
AUGUSTUS PURDr, Clerk Of Areas
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4 SET OF TEETH MADE IN TmsEE ~ msi; aouRs-pPN. Ps,.
, nn,sina here n have sets Of teeth
m e,vg or ed made complete and inserted In the alter
& ~ ,e same day. No advance required. For patine
gum any other kind Of hne work ersons
can have them made in twelve or fourteen hours after call
ina Al 2ge between Fifteenth aud sxseensn
airsets See other Advertisement
RrfFTCtAL, BEAUTIFUL 0UMoTYPE rAIENIInyg
~ TeehEstraordinary Prices Sets 30 slo; wssmS s,S
s~is e2U warranted lD sample aeis FhliuE TEEN WIN
eoid 81 Extrsctsug teeth wtin0ut rain fatona' nent
rive vsem,ums aw~sAsd W -skN>Sk'oNSS
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B. MAURICE, REAL SCIENTIFIC AsTRoLoGER
a. If your destiny you would know,
Then TO Professor Maurice 20;
He the future will unfold.
Read from yonder orbs Of gold.
III there's dam the
Learn its before stray,
SO you can, by timely care.
Turn its seeming foul TO fair.
A. B. MAURICE, the real Scientific Asrologer With several
living before will unfold
mysteries OF all that relates happiness misery
through whole e In causing speedy marriages he
OF the most hopeless tells the
day you viii marry and describes the intended hus
band wife aud shows likeness representing tie eract
this astrooger will good health, have good uok
and be prosperous through life aud
almost any undertekng Those At distance may ,end
ST. and address Il. Maurice boz 5Sh3 Post
Office. New York city, and nc Will send the outlines OF
whole lite AL hours until eight In the evening at
men 81.
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1RE BOwERY wfDGHR CLAIRv0YAvT
lOO and gifted Spanish lady. unveils the myseries of
futu love marriage absent friends sickness presrbes
.sasas for All diseases tells lvkI numbers Popesy lost
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A DvIcE TO MARRIED OR sJNGrF ,n,.,,Ss r.rss
Fense Monthly Plls. price 81 q box. to restore
standing: but obstinate cases. OF long Standing
require No which four degrees stronger than No.
fail safe and healthy. Price IS boz.
Sold At l21s Liberty street sent by mail with full In
sructons by addressing box 1859 New York Post Office
" BThose who prefer valuable, certain and safe mode
q. treatment without the OF medicine instruments
themselves of It by erview and be attended
by of their
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MISS MADELINE HENRIQUES
Vu Begs 10 announce that her
BENEFIT
will take place
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH Is.
O'Keefe's most celebrated Comedy,
WILD OATS.
will be given the for The rs time this
THE CAST
will include OF the fayorite members OF ths oous
THE SCENERY AND cosTUMEs
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN
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n ORD TAYLOR,
45I to 467 BROADWAY corner Of Grand street
DRESS GOODS FOR SPRING.
Paris Poplins, Ghallies Mohairs BRreges
Grenadines. OrGandies. Pr.ats, Delaines
Apacas, Tissues, Travelling Dress Goods
Robes ac, including all the fashionable STYLES OF
Dress Goods for spring and summer wear,
AT RETAIL
Also at Stores 2i5 10 25i GRAND STREET
and a7 aud 40 CATHARINE STREET
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w ooDs MINSTREL HALL. 5l4 BROADWAY, oPPO.
w site ST. Nicholas HOTEL HENRY WOOD, proprietor &c.
WOODS MlNSrRELS.
MONDAY March IL and even ng during the week,
GISSirIUS. THE ROMAN FATHER,
REVIEW OF THE PAST, THOuGHTFUI. EMOTIONS.
HAPPY UNCLE TON. GOBBLE FAMILY
COMIC BANJO SOLOS, SMfGGY McdLURAL,
THE BLACK BRIGADE. &c. &c.
Doors open AT Ga. commence tx Tickets 20 cents.
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{ the county OF Now YoI

PROPOSALS FOR ssoc.oo or
afoT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS.
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A NEW AND BETTER WAY or INsBRIISu rnm rsr.
"A tial sets OF teeth, also new vis " WV " ''
cheap. at 30 Siyth avenue ~ ..n vv,,h plnnoners
which hold Out Inc cheeks and restore younu
a no as siIth avenue, between Ffieenh sno oneen'n
Fine gold filings at a sixth avenue the cheapest place 10
New York. 90 ,,..x .r..,.
t,Mre hnurs from in the morning I'll ~ night -.
yrous OXIDE gas given and teeth extracted without
pain
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18
STOREY COUNTY UNION TICKET.
AND RESOLUTION
-OE THE-
Nevada Union Convention.

Uoon the entrance Of Nevada into the National
Cnon feeling deeply the Importance OF taxing POSI-
lion Such Is 10 inspire confidence IN Our SISTER states
and to rpbuke treason to Our nationality. he - open
,r insdious and to sustain BY our rrSt acts in the
,apital Of State the integrity OF onr country Tue
honor Of our Government and the glory vi ""s "ee
institutions, We do resolve ~ follows;
Rssoired, That the Union party OF the STATE Yt
Nevada recognize no political differences IN thi>
hunr Of our country'S trial. anl chrertnliE tt,oIS
among its members every citizen, native or aupleu
Who prefers his country party who Is loyal 10 the
Union and In favor OF cOeCciOn and the suppression
Vi the existing rebellion by the only sure means 'Ac
concessions TO rebels with arms IN their hands. and
who i Willing TO the last man and the last dollar
ii necessity demands, TO maintain and preserve the
Union OF the United States of America
Rss0ired. That Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
Johnson are worthy leaders Of the Army Of the
Union. that the platform and resolutions adopted al
me Baltimore Convention holden June. lSii meets
our hearty approval, not only In their general tenor
but especially In their advocacy ofthat great neces-
>itv 10 our Western Empire-a Pacific Railroad
That placing ourselves upon the platform. We cha
lsnge all eOmerS 10 wTe>t from our grasp the eiectO-
I'll votes OF the virgin State OF Nevada, pTteStlIIe'i
20 De given by loyal hearts and hands to The lnenl-
!r-rS OF the Convention.
Resolred That We favor the passage of laws >eci-
ring the general education OF the children IN the
state by means OF free common schools, believing
intelligence the only palladium OF Republican Gov
rTnnlent ami nj Laws guarding the highest right anu
privilege have. the elective franchise rum tae
influence OF power, money aud fraud, ana OF lGrtHtr
avs that shall preserve good faith between the pet-
pie by en0clnS their private contracts IN the spirit
.ni power they have made them, and IN such cur
r-aCy a they may agree upon. ana ~ Sheh Jaws as
hail secure in detail the strict economy enloined oy
cur Constitution and the most exact aCcoantaniltE
OF Al public officers. the great source Of political
power, the people,
ResolrSL That our wise ami benetcen, GoVern-
ment has always exhibited mol only real generosity
out true policy in retaining from the sale oG the
mineral lands. and in permitting ther Use. CGcupa-
ton and DEVELOPMENT BY labor and capital. That II
10 be deeply pegrettei that traitors in our midst
are using the wealth derived from an niugent coull-
m IN attempts 10 Sbvert lis Institutions and her-
ties; and That while depreCatr any general inter
ference hy the Government with the existing state
III affairs sill the proper eNerriSe OF righteous it-
IynStnn against such ingrateS should excite no sur
prise, hut would meet with the hearty approval oi
fuVal men,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18
WHAT DO You THINK OF HE?

Our San Francisco Geographic cores
pondent sends US whatever rumors OF an
important nature are current at the Bay
CITY az the hour when it becomes neces-
sary for him to forward his dispatch. He
is a Young man of brilliant talents, and
IN ornament to the society in which he
moves, but he is not endowed with super
natural powers, and is of course unable to
know intuitively the truth or falsity OF the
current rumors. He therefore sends them
for what they are worth. In his dispatch
of Yesterday he announced current re-
porsthat Auguste Belmont had telegraphed
10 Alcatraz Weller, that Pennsylvania had
gone Democratic, soldiers vote and all.
This was rather stunning, if true. In
fact, VIC hardly liked to publish the dis
NAL tale; but we had it to do-and we
did it. Great was the glee of the Copper
heads thereat, and loudly did they swell
their gentle hiss into the melodious roar OF
the washoe canary. We assumed Cop
perhead tactics for the nonee, and refused
10 believe the Lying telegraph" The
authority was bad all around. In the
first place, the oath of allegiance which c.
l.. Weller took in order to get him out OF
Alcatraz, choked him so damnsbly that
he has not been able to speak the truth
since. 1t was he, who told about receiv-
ing the dispatch. Secondly, the dispatch
was to have been received from Aususte
Belmont. The history OF this eminent
banker, agent of Messrs. Rothschild' IS
tolerably well known to American poll
ticians, aud reflects more honor on his
financial skill than his political honesty
He will be well remembered in the char
acter of one of Jimmy Buchanan foreign
Ministers in particular, and as tlme-lonS
nimp of the Democratic party generally.
He ia a representative of the British bank
ING interests, the deadly hostility OF which
10 our national cause, is too well known to
need comment. Beebe, in Virginia, was an
other one of Bucks boys but it is notfair to
quote him as sample. We deemed pos
sible that such dispatch had been sent and
received, but as to its truth, we question
ed it. Il was too contradictory to former
dispatches. Nevertheless we felt little
sick, for the biggest liar in the world may
tell the truth sometimes. We felt better
this morning. The dispatch to the morn
ing papers tells different tale Instead
of the horrible lie that Pennsylvania
had gone democratic, soldiers vote and
all" the fact is that "Pennsylvania has
gone Union without the soldiers vote "
What do you think of her ~ g..
P. Sour own dispatch received at
late hour confirms the report in the morn
ing papers, fixing the fact down to sim
Sle vote.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

READ THE PAPERs.-We cannot too
strongly impress upon Union men the ne
cessity of distributing the papers freely
among the people. Hundreds of our fell
citizens think themselves unable to
spare even the half dollar per week which
is the price OF daily paper. To those
who can and do take one or more, we
would say, if you cannot afford to pay for
more for distribution, pass your own
around after you have done reading it.
Truth cannot win this fight for the Cop
perheads, and they are lying mighty
strong-and if they can't lie, the devils
trade has gone in. Yesterday one of the
Copperhead drivers in Virginia stated
that Pennsylvania had gone Democratic
BY 10000 majority, and gave the GOLD
Hull News as his authority. Simply
denouncing that hoary headed old traitor
as wilful liar doesn't mend the matter.
sueh lies have their effect. Let the peo-
pie read for themselves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
Especial. DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY Nk"a'J

lefIhlAi' DlsfAlCH ~
SAN Francisco, Oct. lS-SP.N.
A lady who lost her powers Of speech
some three years ago suddenly recovered
it on Sunday morning. She had VIII
messed the torchlight procession and her
feelings were so excited that she MADE
tremendous effort to cheer them, but faiieu
to raise her voice above u whisper. The
next morning she spoke as well as ever
and has fully recovered.
The Board of Supervisors have decided
to apply for new trial in the matter OF
subscriptions to the Dutch Flat railroad.
The steamer Amelia, en- route from Napa
to this city, exploded her steam drum last
night, instantly killing John Bagley,
fireman, and scalding q Chinaman.
Hon. John CONFESS will sail east OIL the
10Th inst.
John Brannan was declared insane this
morning.
Attachment suits have been commenced
against r. w. Slocumb & Co., by Ewd.
S. Taylor for 1927, John Gordon for 81
300, and Isaac n. Thompson for $3.50.
Emile Colan died suddenly this morn
ing from a rupture of the stomach.
James Reynolds, patient at the City
Hospital, died yesterday from injuries re-
ceived by falling over precipice on Tele.
graph Hill. He had wandered out for
walk, when he was seized by Il fit.
John D. Arthur has sued Postmaster
Perkins for 100000, damages for SANDER.
Arthur was formerly in the Post Office
but was discharged for some reason, when
the defendant declared him to be thief.
The fare to Oakland has been reduced
to l24 cents.
The Moses Taylor carries steerage pas
sengers at 81 dollars.
HtocI1i Sales.
Wide West, $2S; Burning Moscow
Sss@9O; Ophir, S4OO@4O5; Yellow
Jacket, 800; Daney, S25; Real Del
Monte, S24; Pride of West, $64; Blue
Ledge, 81 25; Savage, $1,000; Potosi'
1925; Imperial, Sl55; Gould & Curry
$3.50; Buckeye, 50 80; Bullion, $lO6'
Greenbacks, 4S4 bid, with no sellers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18
sACRAMENTO DISPATCH.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD hill DAILY NEWS.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 1872 p. N.
The state Fnir- The Races-Acci-
dent-InAHne.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 1872 p. N.
The state Fnir The Races-Acci-
denI-Insane.
The State Fair opened yesterday under
the most Aattering auspices; the attend
ance being quite large, and the display of
stock magnificent. The entries Of stock,
so far, are quite numerous. 1t is con-
coded by those who witnessed the races at
the Park yesterday that they were the best
contested of any races every trotted in
California.
The entries for the first race which was
a purse of $500 for trotting stations in
harness, mile heats-three in five-were
Geo. NJ. Patchen, Jr., Latham and Capt.
Hartford. The first heat was won by
Capt. Hanford, who came in six lengths
ahead of Latham, and completely dis
tanced Patchen. Time 2:364. The Sec
ond heat was closely contested by Latham,
and Hanford, the latter crossing the score
two lengths ahead. Time 2:37. The
third heat-this was, without exception,
the most splendid Of the day, and was
contested in most determined manner,
Hanford winning the heat, race and purse
by neck. Time 2:37a.
Second race-ThiS was a trot for a
purse of $3.50, for four year olds in har-
ness, mile heats, best in 5. The entries
were: Ben Franklin, Brown Mac. and
Alicia Vaudeville. Alicia won the first
heat in 2444, Franklin coming in second
best, and Mac last. On the second heat
Ben ran off like a quarter horse from the
start, but gave up the run and settled to
his trot, behind Alicia, who beat him
home in 2:50, Mac again coming in last.
The last and deciding heat was won by
Alicia, notwithstanding another gallop on
the part of Franklin at the start of the
heat time, 253d. ..r ... ...-. ....
f. Eisenmenger, son of the landlady of
the International Hotel, while riding on a
lumber wagon, yesterday, had his leg
broken by being caught in the wheel of
the wagon. .--a..-r ...-.-. I'd.
John Davis has been pronounced insane
by the examining physician, and will be
sent to Stockton. r.. Il ra-sliu .ssda
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18
/. MIC SHOW FOR PEACE.

Among the dispatches to. yesterday s
Sacramento Union we find the following,
dated New York, October 10th. 1t shows
what a wide and unfortunate difference of
opinion there exists between the Northern
Copperheads and their misguided South
ern brethren" upon the subject of {" Peace
upon the basis of restored Union"
A letter purporting to have been written BY
the rebel Vice-P President, Stephens, in reply
to letter from several OF his fellow citizens,
is published He says that no person more
ardently desires the end Of the war than he
does, but it is not in his power nor in theirs
to bring thisabOut. He says the recognition
Of the sovereignty Of the States is the only
solution of the trouble. The idea Of main
tanning the old Union, or any Union, by force,
is preposterous. The subjugatiOn OF the
South BY the North would involve the destruc-
tion of the Constitution and the overthrow of
their liberties as well as ours. Any peace
growing out of Union OF States, established
by force, would be as ruinous to them as to
us. The action of the Chicago Convention,
as far as its platform Of principles goes, pre-
sents a raw of light which, under Providence,
may prove the dawn of day to this long, cheer.
less night. To Convention of States for
the adjustment OF our difficulties have no
objection.
The ringleaders of the Copperheads,
who pull the wires and nightly harangue
the people about Peace" are not of the
same ignorant and illiterate class as the
bulk Of their misguided followers. They
read the papers; they keep the run of po-
litical affairs, both North and South les
pecially South, and they know, full well,
that every time they tell the people that
1.-THE Democratic party is for peace and a
restored Union" they tell foul and trail
torous lie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

TAKE NO PRIsoNERs.-Adjutant General
Baker of Iowa, has just issued an order
which has the ring of the true metal about
it. The following paragraph is essentially
sound and will be seconded by every loyal
Missourian: eff any guerrilla, robber or
thief, crosses from Missouri or any other
State into this State, for the purpose Of muir
der, robbery or thieving, in armed bands, no
report will be required by this department of
prisoners taken, and any officer who takes as
a prisoner any guerrilla, murderer, or thief,
or marauder Of such armed band, will at
once be dismissed from the States service"
General Bakers head is level. Mercy to
guerrillas is an inexcusable crime! Let
them have the rope, the knife and the bul:
let! Let them be hurried FROM the face OF
the earth in any manner whatever when
embodies the greatest certainty and dispatch.
They have no right to any Of the forms Of
administrative justice known to the Courts.
Let no prisoners be taken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18
THE EASTERN NEWS.

Our Eastern dispatches to-day will be
found not only voluminous, but interest
ing. important and satisfactory. The
length of the dispatch and the hour at
which it was received forbids any review
Of il. Every Union man can read it
from 4 to lizard" with perfect salts
faction. 1t will be seen that Belmont
either telegraphed lie to Weller or that
Old Alcatr.z told lie on his hook. We
don't believe it hurt either of them much.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18
OREGON DISPATCH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY Me-

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILr NEws.I
shipwreck-sailing of Steamer.
CORVALLIS, Oregon, Oct. II. - The
schooner Cornelia Terry, owned by Lud-
lam & Co., San Francisco, engaged in the
oyster trade, was wrecked on the 18th. on
the Yaquima Bar, on her way out. The
vessel and cargo were total loss. No
lives lost. .......
PORTLAND, Oct. 1S.-The steamer Sierra
Nevada sailed for Victoria and San Fran
cisco last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

GOVERNMENT EXPENSES AND RECEIPTS
Government on this coast for the first nine
months Of this year has been So, $40, 1893; the
receipts from all sources during that period
was So $780, 82. 1t will thus be seen that
despite all the taxes we pay, Government has
expended nearly s., 800, 900 more among rs
in nine months than it has taken from US.
We mention this as one Of the financial BEN
efts we experience from union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

PACIFIC RAILROAD BoNDs.-on Friday,
the Supreme Court denied rehearing in the
case Of the mandamus suit Of the Central
Pacific. Railroad Company Of California
against the Mayor, Auditor and Treasurer Of
San Francisco for the issue Of $400, 900 in
bonds Of the city and county. The Supervi-
sorr must issue the bonds.