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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
The LonisvilIe Journal gives up

The author Of the shove communication
asks what the people Of Kentucky can gain
standing out for the worn-out and decayed
institution OF slavery against foregone con-
clusion. As far as We are concerned, We
have, from the inception Of the rebellion,
thought, and fifty times said, more than three
years ago, that secession would result In the
determination Of SouiAern7 SlaIes, while at
the same time We have underworld to give
some AeAs al, tbs dsploEahls condition of
things. We have nsTer doubted that If the
anti-slaSery constitution Of Kentucky, so
powerfully, advocated by Henry Clay, many
years ago, bad been adopted; our States
would now b more prosperous, wealthy, and
happy than it 10 srBut Nh. Clay was defeat
ed, and slavery constellation adopted
Slavery exists in kentucky By her constitu-
ton and her laws. We object to any mode
Of unconstitutional emancipation, and we
have no doubt that the progress Of our ar,
mics, whether for good or for syl, has done.
far more against the institution than any
Presidential proclamation can possibly do.
The States in rebellion knew that they en-
dangered their property Of all kinds BY re-
volt, but Kentucky is loyal and ought not to
be treated a. il she were not fit to be trusted.
We believe that many Of her people have
favored emancipation for years, but when
our new constitution vas, adopted the mode
of future amendment was 90 restricted that,
were the people to desire convention now,
il could not be conStitutionally called until
the year 1859. The Legislature Of 1865 might
submit proposition to the people 70 he act
ed upon 40 tie general election IN 1855 which
II asseneet TO must be referred again by the
IeriSIature Or 1867 TO the people in 1858 and
n again assented 70, he Legislature OF 1859
can call the convection. This is the great
difieulty IN the way OF direct answer to the
question. Of our correspondent 1t u con-
tended by some that .. law Of Congress may
call State conventions for amendments,
which can treat the constitution as equrya,,
lent to treaty, and it has been decided
CTaylor versus Morton, 2 Curt. c. c: 454)
that Congress may repeal treaty SO far as
L Is municipal law, provided its subject
matter be within the Legislative power. The
wnoie question IL certainly enrircned WITH
difhcuities. The swords Of Sherman and
drsnt may solve them a. the sword Of Alex
anaer sesered the knot which tick the Iyoke
% the drah tree Of the chariot Of the Phry-
m hing GordiuA-LOs6sriLk Jotrsdlj.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
IT'S last aHo1.

. q
I As the election Of q. s. StiatoA was
axed for to-dayste he oieIOck, ind a.
that fact was known 10 the adilGe of the
Virginia U,sion yesterday. I'd lass shOt at
its enemy, VIM. NJ. Stewart, was of me-
cessity fred this morning. As it has
evinced all through the Senatorial cam
paign, woful poverty of ammunition
and has utterly failed to make single
point against that gentleman, we supp" .-.
ed that It might have been outstanding It's
powder for at least one telling shot on
the morning of election. We tnefeiOfe'
took up this morninl's un'o'' win tsin' some
curiosity to see what would De the nature
az tss terrible discharge. It was another
nor arn a feeble squib fred at Stewards;
"loyalty." If there is point in Mr.
s,.wart's character upon which he is per-
sectly invulnerable that of loyalty is the
very point. 1t is fact that admits of no
question that there is no single individual
in the State of Nevada to whose efforts
the Union party were more indebted for
success in the late campaign than. VIM.
N. Stewart. This is fact within the
knowledge of the@hole people, and too
firmly established to be shaken by any
of the Virginia Union.
Next comes a wishy-washy communica-
ton, purporting to be from Silver city.
1t thinks that Stewart ought not to be
sent to the Senate because, as it AYERS,
Stewart was the instigator of /" ISLANDERS"
against Judge North. "as pure .
man as walked the earth" God save the
mark y. Ths, people have paused their
verdict on that issue long ago. Then
comes two columns and more of letter
from Reese River, in which the anony-
nous correspondent ais certain that the
citizens of this (Lander) county would
prefer some other candidate" Mirabike
dietu! The representatives from Lander
should at once stop all proceedings until
they ascertain who the anonymous cor
of the Union is, and obtain
from him letter Of instructions as to the
sentiments of their constituents and their
own duty in the, premises. And thus
the campaign of the Union against MIR.
Stewart is closed. It's shots fred at that
gentlemen remind US of those which the
Irishman fired at the "forkentine. -
"The first time" quoth he, "that l hut
him, missed him, and the next time hit
him in the same place where I missed
him before" Pat dld not kill the fork
entine, nor will the Union succeed in in
f1icting any great damage on its Senate
rial foe. The people have different no.
tons about these things from those enter
tanned by the Union and that paper is too
weak to "buck against the people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
British Solicitor General on Ameri-
can Affairs.


Sir R. Collier; the British Solicitor Gen.
eral, addressed his constituents at Plymouth,
England, October 10th, and in the course Of
his speech he advertsd in favorable terms to
the decision Of the American Prize Courts.
He said TO-. ...... ...... ..r.af
Thus far the decisions of the American
Courts have been, upon the whole, such as
we have no reason to complain OF. The cases
have been fairly argued BY counsel on both
sides; the American Judges have paid the
greatest respect to the decisions Of our courts
and to their own; and although do not
commit myself so far As to say that agree
with every proposition Of international law
which has been laid down, or with the view
OF the facts always which has been adopted
BY the Court; yet think it but fair to say
well considered and given with desire to do
Justice. Loud applause. ....''
He continued as follows: -. u.
The Alexandra was seized before became
law officer Of the Crown, butt altogether
approved of the seizure of that vessel. I'm
fortunately it has hlppened-and deeply re-
greet it-that the decision Of that case turned
upon technical question, so that the real
construction Of that portion Of the Foreign
Enlistment Act applicable to the case has not
been arrived at. That such was the fact,
regard as a reproaeh to our laws. cannot
help thinking her Majesty's Government
were right in preventing the steam rams from
sailing from Birkenhead. Hear, hear. In
that case we have come to a compromise, and
probably you win think with me, that disere-
ZION was the better part Of yalor, knowing the
dificultiues By which one is surrounded in
dealing with matters under the Foreign En-
listment Act Can there, be more import
ant duty, not only to a friendly nation with
which we are at peace, but to ourselves, than
to apply the golden rule Of do as you would
be done BY :" Hear.l Surprising we were
at war with any European Power with
America, if you plesse-a contamination
which / hope will be ayerted-why our great
naval superiority would enable US to close
their ports and prevent the issue from them
Of privateers to destroy our navy and our
commerce. But il the weaker nation were
permitted to resort TO the ports Of neutral
country, and 10 use these ports from which to
st out ships against Us, our naval superiority
would be thrown away; and therefore It con-
Germs US more than it does any other Power
in the world to enforce the doctrine that the
ports Of neutral country shall not be made
arsenals for belIgerents. -,-.,s.5f : Z g.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
THE MAIL AGAIN.

Enthusiastically we are forced to utter
= complaint against the careless manage
ment of the mails for Gold Hill. There
is nearly as much and fully as important
mail matter for Gold Hill as for Virginia;
and IN the present slow motion of the
mail coaches it is quite important that our
citizens should receive their letters ana
papers as soon as they reach town. II
happens altogether too often thar oai
mails are carried through here to 'ifginiA'
and returned here at such subsequent ume
as the Gold Hill Postmaster may send Tor
them, or the Virginia Postmaster can send
them down. Such an instance happened
again last evening. Our California mail
was carried though to Virginia, and at the
hour Of opening of the Gold Hill post
Office had not been returned, although the
down mail stage had passed through long
before. This is q sore inconvenience to
all business men, and to none more than
to ourselves, to whom the prompt receipt
of our California letters and papers is a
material object. We are informed that
the trouble is at Carson. We had
lengthy correspondence with the Post
master at that point some months age, in
which he evinced an earnest disposition to
do his utmost to secure US from such ia
convenience. We would not do that Of
fcer the injustice to suppose that he inten-
tionally neglects US and we hope that he
will take in good part suggestion that
he should so arrange our mailbag that on
its arrival. here it can be found without
unloading the coach and oyerhauling the
whnle mail
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

Mr.. Bisn gave notice Of . bill entitled Dan
Act for ghe sseertainilg, By proper proofs,
the citizens who sShall be untitled to the
right Of suffrage, nd to prevent fraudulent
voting."S Z RI
Mr.. Hawkins moved to sdjourn till 10
O'Clock tomorrow Lot.
s. Mr.. Bishop moved to take recess till Q
o'clock P. N. Lost.
Mr.. Hawkins again moved to adjourn till
10 o'clock tomorrow, which was carried.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

The CARSON Posr.-The contemplate
sheet which bears the above title has a
column of rascally slang in its issue Of
this morning. devoted to the abuse Of the
editors and propriectors of the News.
The pup who wrote it is fool and a
liar, and Will be regarded as such by every
member of the Legislature who knows
those TO whom it refers. As the balder-
dosh was .written.for the persual of that
body, and could only affect US through
that channel. we rest easy. The source
of the attack is TOO contemplate for any
serious consideration. " ..- go
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

NEW MINING PUNP.-Whie at the Gold
en- State we noticed several sections Of a new
mining pump which the proprietors Of that
foundry are now constructing for the Gould
& Curry Mining Company. The castings,
for smoothness, were equal to anything VIC
have ever seen turned ont in this city. The
bore Of this pump is u inches, and It's length
will be upwards of 400 feet. The entire
pump, With all its connections and mount
ings, 81 bobirons, are being constructed at
this establishment. The Nnfk Is being pushed
ahead with . commendable, degree Of dis
patch, and the whole will be shipped to Vir-
einia City the present week-S.F Mining
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

Eses.-we shall soon have eggs IN this
market. The Stockton Independent OF
Saturday last says twenty-one hundred
dozen Of eggs were shipped from this city
TO San Francisco on the steamer Julia
yesterday afternoon. ]. TiIlson. man
who has bean gathering eggs in the valley
to send forward to Virginia City. shipped
1900 dozen, and the balance were sent
down BY Mr.. Thompson. 40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

NOTICES OF BrLLs.-Among the busi-
meas transacted in the Legislature yester-
day we perceive the introduction of the
following bills: Specific Contract Law,
BIN TO regulate proceedings in civil cases,
Bill for the Relief Of the Virginia Fire De-
2artment Bill to organize the Militia Of
the State. Bill to provide State Printer,
for An Act regulating the elective fran
ehise, and for An Act to regulate attaeh-
ment proceedings. 90 ,-. .,,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

SPECIAL NoTIcE-We call attention to the card
of DR.. Jordan, elsewhere incur paper. The Doc.
tor has taken rooms at the Newman House, in
Virginia, where he Il prepared to consult with
those afflicted with the maladIes which he makes
his speciality. Persons suffering from any Of
those complaints, would do well to give DR.. Jor.
dan trial .sa-t-..-. ,..t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

FEARS AssAssINATIoN.-Thee editor OF the
Democratic Press says that he expects 70 be
assassinated, and Of course he will swear 70
4. Wonder If he made the expose Of the
aKniQhts of the Columbian STAR" that be
appre6ends violent death rs the reward Of
bis relchery toward his reasonable assoei-
itss ID that organisation
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
Board of Equahzatlon.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
1 Town of Gold Hill will meet g Board Of
EQUALIZATION, at the Office ofthe Clerk, on TUES.
DAY, the sixth day Of December, 1854, and will
remain in session one week. Business hours from
BY order Of the Board Of TFusteeA ~ 81
.,1'7Is rgsJ o.. 8. H. ROBINSON, Clerk.
November p9th. 1854. asna 81 51rno0 I'd T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

The United States Consulate at Acapulco
has been. closed. Communication with the
town 10 very difficult. The French have only
about 800 troops. in the place, not above 100
Of whom are in an effective condition. They
dare not venture beyond the gates. .r..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
Jewel! Geld 9 slySE s1i. I, Csm .

Jewett Geld, e. silver lHininK Gem.
pany, Gold HIN, NeyadA.-:Notee Of Assessment.
Notice ia hereby given, that at q meeting Of the
Board OF Trustees Of said company held on The
lOth day 81 December. 1864, an assessment Of one
dollar ne share was levied upon the capital sloSk
of said company, payable on the l4th day Of De.
Gambler 1854 IA United stAteG gold coin, to the
secrseafys 500 Clay street, San Francisco, Cal.
ANY stock upon which said AsseHnent shall re.
srv 1e65 WI BE- advertised on that day " deiTn.
o,ient.. and unless payment shall be made before,
Vim be sod on Tuesday, the 3lSt day Of January,
1895, 10 pay the delinquent assessment, together
WIN costs Of advertising ndexpeDass Of the sale.
BY order Of The Board Of Trustep1 sy'y go
omes-5da Clay strsei z idsSl il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
Greenbacks! Greenbacks!!

Greenbaclzs! Greenbaclks!!
DRM.H doss OF THE PRIVATE HOS
~ pItal, Gold Hill has paid me o52 In Green.
backs at par, for work done on bis bath house l
also state TO the public and his patients that he
will take Greenbacks at any time from bis debtors.
All right Dr., but don't stick your nose too deep
in your bath tubs, you may become too famous.
del2 l0ts tiai HENRY ECKERT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
BRICIkLAYING.
Miners of Gold Hill,

TAKE NoTICE-THAT THE ALPHA ca
i s. NJ Co... Of which W. B. HIcllok is Presi-
dent and Superintendent and w. H. 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.
H g. SMITH.
Gold Hill, Dec 9th, 1864 del0 lot q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

FURTHzn DzyzLoR,nSrs. The Flag
has discovered the very jeweler who was
employed to make the badges Of The on
cers Of tbs "Knishfs Of the Columbian
Siax."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

CoIorado, g. 4, 3. a., CoIIauy-
The sale Of the Colorado Gold q Silver Minhk
CoinpihS's ground, advertised 10 be soldthis day,
4 hereby postponed tbttwo! v 6efs from this date,
(toiDecember 96th 1897 by order of de Board
Of Trustees. isalsip H. H. FLAGG, sec'y.
Gold Hill, Dec l21h, 1854. del2 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
Tioat.

an NOVEMBER 20D INST. THREE Shares
" ofthsC rtHm God and Sllygr Mining Com-
pany. PartieS fndiIf the SAND VIII o6lige the
owner by leaving It al the6t Charles Market, OPP
poslte the Eclipse MIL or with the owner at the
Granite Mill Transfer has been stopped. {.
no0a lmt =, go. ., LANES BARRY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
4reenbacka.

CAUTION TO MILE MEN AND OTHERS
v John Bowen, one Of the arm Of Herrick &
McCurdy, known Foundrymen, paid me e2l In
GreenbackS, when he agreed to pay In coin.
trust all men indebted to Bowen will pay him In
the same kind Of coin. ImnSt also state, gave
this man the clothing when be was badly In need
of than. ,-s.,t F5a gHta n Z. HARRIS, .ttE
dec If Next TO Gold Hill NEWS Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

CresaS 6. k'spM GSa1FkSSaIe Or
the Gtock In the above NAMED tphpanH MhiCh
was advertised to take pl1esf DeeembSf 1lfh, -
poEtpGnSd nntil SATURDAY The MT inStaHt, A
2o'cl6ek, Pm. BY orde. Of tbs Bohrd Of Tfgk
~. dslftd J.pIoUTZ, Hse'S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
Groceries.

JUsT RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
y GROCERi les, direct from San francisco, which
we Will eel Cheaper for Ceet than the sane
kind Of goods can be bought In ne Tefitory; Al
ilvered Free OF Charge. KoRG BROTHERS:
Gnth Hin (Iffne II ma ln7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

SUPREME CouRr.-The Union says that
at meeting held on tn 9Th inst. an or
der was made for term of the Supreme
Court, to be held on the first Monday of
January, 1865! Regular terms every three
months thereafter, until changed by the
Legislature. The rules Of the Supreme
Court of Nevada Territory, with the ex-
csption of;Rule 80, were adopted as the
rules Of this Court. The calendar was or
dered to be arranged by Districts, and
made up chronologically, commencing
with District No. and ending with Dis
trict No. l, Storey county. This is for
the convenience Of parties in the several
Districts, who win be notified of the day
ON which their cases will be heard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
FROM CARSON.

The great Senatorial fight was to come
of at l o'clock to-day, at least it was to
commence at that time, unless the resolu-
ZION was reconsidered, a notice Of a motion
for which was given by Mr.. Slingerland
yesterday. Mr.. Slingerland is staunch
and a true friend Of Mr.. belong, and
hence we stated in our dispatch that Mr..
belong was not ready to be balloted for.
Mr.. belongs prospects are very en-
couraging, at least his friends say so.
Mr.. Whitman has his rooms at the
White House and receives his friends
cordially and complacently bides his
time. His friends claim some strength for
him.
Col. Cradlebaugh had not withdrawn
from the contest, as stated yesterday; but
such a report was certainly in circulation
on the streets. For being instrumental
in getting it into the News, we ask
thousand pardons of the Colonel. BE
told US personally last night that he had
not withdrawn.
Gen. Hoyey holds his own" remark
ably wen-has his levees at room 20 IN
the ormsby House. He still feels that
he has the balance of power, and that he
holds it in tsrror,n over the heads of the
o,har candidates o.,
Stewart and Nye both feel confident
that they viii be the Senators-and such
is certainly the general opinion among
politicians. There are some, however,
who shake their heads, and express their
feelings differently-but we don't ''see it
in that light, nor do many Of the MEM
bers. Be it known, then, thst up to 9
o'clock this morning there were yet six
candidates in the field for United States
Senators, and only two to elect. Appear
ances indicate that when the balloting
once commences, it will be continued
from day to-day until choice is made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
ASSAY OFFICE
lvts.rE ..--op- ...' r y ,a.f % ..sl 20
THEALL & co., Ei

THEALL & 90, 81
VirEinia City, $500 -. Nevada.
Gold and Silver Bullion and Ores Of every
description Melted and Assayed. ~
RETURNS MADE IN BARS OR COINl
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO TREAT
w our bars by the .5I
Humid Process of Assaying!
This process Is the only one In general use In all
United States MINIS, and In San Francilco Absay
Offices. ... -.........
We guarantee our assays TO conform accurately
to the standard of -, --.---.-,.-- 80,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

Tho Speaker submitted communication
from the Secretary Of State announcing that
Thomas Wells, Esq. had been appointed
Private Secretary to the Governor.
Mr.. benson offered resolution appointing
Robert Pixley additional messenger, the two
Messengers to act as Pages during the SEES
sions of the House. Adopted. 20. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15

As it is a matter Of egotism to say too
much on this subject, we forbear. The Ui,ion
and Enterprise are represented in the matter
by the proprietors, and Lewis, Of the Post,
cackles ike wet hen. Our proprietor, Mr..
Philip Lynch, seems to be pretty firmly
seated in the front chair, and his ability and
principles, it is generally conceded, entitle
h;r, tn the nffice .. -..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30

SHEEP KILLING Docs.-.A correspondent
of the Richmond Wig gives the following: i,
Let me publish to lie sheep-missing seria
a remedy against the destruction OF eheep by
dogs which was given me d short time since
BY a. highly respectable and valuable friend,
himself an extensive. wool-grower. In con.
sists simply in placing Oh one shosp in every
tc.: of the flock a bel! Of The usual size tor
sheep. The ressoning Of MY friend is in this
wise: Tie instinct OF tie dog prompts him
to do all his acts in a sly, stealthy manner /;
his attacks upon sheep are most frequently
made at night while they are at rest, and tho
sudden and simultaneous jingling OF all the
bells strikes terror to the dogs-they turn tau
and leave the sheep, fearing the noise OF the
bells will lead to their exposure. This ration
of bells might be made to vary according to
the size Of the flock. The Importance OF
sheep preservation from dogs, the writer hopes,
will claim for this Communication an inser-
ton in most of the papers of this State, that
a remedy SO cheap and simple may pc iuisy
tested.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30

REc1pE-FoR THE TlMEs.-I have the. oppor,
-tunity of knowing that many persons use nour
who can not procure lard; and as. the times
are hard, ] will give o plan for making bread
which / at all times regard as infinitely better
than bread made Of hogs grease and physic
(soda, saleratus, cream tartar, &c.
Take the quantity of -four to be used, with
salt added to suit the taste; pour upon it boil
ing water, stir with q spoon, and when suffi-
GENTLY cool to handle, place the dough upon
q board covered with flour, and roll it to the
thickness Of half an inch; cut about the same
width, and roll it round with your hand as
yon- would marbles; then bake in a hot pot
staee OF oven Covering the vessel with flour
until brosn. This bread will be light, nice
and sweet. 1t rises upon the principle Ct
expansion by heat.
Persons who imagine they can not eat
bread which DOES not contain fat and drugs,
may use butter or syrup, and the most cult
waited taste scarcely observes the difference
This I have seen tried upon the most fas;i-
dious.
VEGETARIAN.