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

BULLY FOR ANDY Johnson The follow
ing is the peroration of speech recently de-
livered BY Andy johnson at Nashville "Por
myself, mean to stand BY the Government
till the flag of the Union shall wave over
every city, town, hilltop and cross road in its
full power and majesty. The nations of Eu-
rope are anxious for our overthrow. France
takes advantage Of our internal difficulties
and sends MAMMALIAN off to Mexico
to set up a new monarchy on our
own borders. The day OF reckoning is
approaching. The time is not far distant
when the rebellion will be put down, and
then we will attend to this Mexican affair,
and say to Louis Napoleon, you cbn set
I'D no monarchy on this continent" Great
applause.1 An expedition into Mexico
would be a sort of recreation to the brave
soldiers who are now fighting the battles OF
the Union, and the French concern would
quickly be wiped out. Let US be united. L
know there are two parties now, one for the
country, and the other against it, and am for
nv country. | am democrat in the strict
est meaning Of the term. am for this Gov
eminent because it is democratic-a Govern
ment of the people. l am for putting down
this rebellion, because it is war against
democracy. He who stands off stirring up
discomfort in this State and higgiing about
negroes is practically speaking in the rebel
cause and encourages treason. He who in
the State of Indiana or Ohio makes war upon
the Government out of regard to slavery is
just as bad. The salvation Of the country is
now the only business which concerns the
patriot. In conclusion, let US give our thanks
NOT formal, but heartfelt thanks-to these
gallant officers and soldiers, who have come
to our rescue and delivered US from this re-
belion. And though money be expended,
though life be lost, though farms and cities
be desolated, let the war for the Union 60 on,
and the Stars and Stripes be bathed, if need
be, in a naion's blood, till law be restored,
and freedom FIRMLY established"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07
Tvs Nortb American Company ha.

| THE North American Company has
worked the water down in its shaft SC
that 1t is at work again in the drift which
is being run towards the Uncle Sam to
connect with the latter. There is enough
water vet, however, to keep the brakemen
busy hosting all the time. 1t Is also
running a drift to connect with the Baltic
and as soon as this last connection is made
the necessity of hosting water to the top
of the shaft will be obviated. 1t will then
be discharged through the drift.
COLLINS DIREcToRY.-This new direc-
tory for 1861, is now ready for delivery.
1t contains the name and address of every
resident, hotel, business house, society,
organization, mill and mine, in Virginia,
Gold Hill, Silver and American cities. 1t
is an excellent and in fact indispensable
work.
ORIGINAL HAwKEYE.-This company
have been, for day or two past, working
in splendid quartz. We shall make a
visit to the mine tomorrow when we
shall be prepared to speak more fully con-
corning the same.
BULLIoN.-The shipment of bullion this
morning was II bars, weighing loss lbs,
and valued at S26,S90 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07
INDIAN TROUBLES IN COLORADO.

Our files OF the Denver Commonwealth
show terrible state of alarm in that city
and vicinity concerning Indian hostihtles.
The Governor was out in proclamation
On the 18th of June, in which he says:
The confusion last night shows the import
ance of immediate organization Of the mill
tia. Neither defense nor pursuit can be
made without it. All business houses must
close at half-paSt six o'clock p. N. daily, and
all able-bodied citizens are hereby ordered to
meet at the seminary for the purpose Of en-
rollment and drill, at seven o'clock IN the
evening.
All persons having l. s. arms without
being enrolled, will return them to the Ord
nance Sergeant at once; otherwise, We will
be without arms for organized companies to
defend US.
Capt. wanless, Provost Marshal, will see
to this.
All persons having reliable information in
reference to Indians will report to me, and
the public will be informed, from time to
time, of any action which may be required Of
them.
The Commonwealth Of the 18th, says
editorially:
From the excitement Of the early part OF
the week, and from imaginary fears, some Of
our people are falling into state official un-
belief regarding any danger whatever from
Indian depredations; and there is DISPOSE
ton to shirk duty on the part Of individuals,
unless each one can have his own way. Some
even go so fax as to object to closing their
stores on the ground that there is no law
compelling them to do SO, This may be wise,
but it does not seem so to us.
It is wise and prudent to prepare for danger;
and the only way to do so is to follow the ad-
vice of the constituted civil and military
authorities, who through the excitement have
acted with the most commendable GOODNESS
and Judgment, emitting them more than ever
to the confidence of the people. The great
mass eoncede this, and render most cheer
full compliance while q few are not satisfied
because they are not posted on every minutia
OF information, the PRONUNCIATION Of which
would be injudicious in the extreme.
The Indian war is fairly open-alike on the
borders of Kansas and our own. The alarm
which this causes, is doing thrice the damage
of the food. The Governor will give the pub
lie all the information that is proper-but ne
must be trusted to keep that which is not
best to communicate-and the people as
mass will show their faith in his judgment
by following his counsels, whether the cavil-
lers do or no.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07
Lost.

IN THE NIGHT OF JUNE SIXTH, 1861,
~ during the fire. lost the following Stock, all
In the name u the undersigned, and on all OF which
against purchasing the SAME Is shares Pride Of
America Company: 81 shares Sunrise; 10 feet South
Madison; III feet Green: 10 feet ROhsChld; q feet
Mineral Point; 10 feet Belle Fountain The hndeT
VIII please leave the same At my shop Mali street,
Gold Hill. inonm v BUTSCH.
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Lost.

LOST.
| \ GOLD HILL, ON FRIDAY EVENING, JULY
List. tine certificate Of TEN SHARES In the LAT
ayette Gold and Silver Mining Company, standing
ia the name Of Edward McNanney The public are
notified not 10 negotiate for the same as transfer
has been stopped. The finder will obige the owner
by leaving It at the News office. ,.
EDWARD McNANNEi.
Gold Hill, july s. lS6I lw. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07
ILOHt.

T Asst EVENING, IN VIRGINIA, A MEMO
IL randum Book containing Certificates or Stock IN
the Maria Gold and Silver Mining Company, and
tickets In WrGhts Gift Enterprise. and other papers
Of no value except to the owner, The finder VIII
please leave II at the office of the Gold Hill NEWS
]. J. J0CELIN.
Gold Hill, June q 1861 jn23 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07
Lost.

THE UNDERSIGNED, WHILE COMING from
4 Dayton this afternoon, lost a valuable GOLD
ceve $50 reward by leaving the same at the Chrys-
opols Saloon, Silver City, or returning II TO the un-
derslgned, at his residence In Gold Hill.
C. II. VAN G0RDER:
Gold Hill, May l6. 1861. mylT II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07

lust RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
u GROCERIES, direct from San Francisco, which
We Will sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
Kind OF goods can b. bought In the Territory; Al
our Groceries and Provisions are fresh, Goods de-
nvered Free Of Charge kORN BROTHERS.
Gold Hill, June L. 1854 jnT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07

The following article possesses consid-
cradle interest, both for the statistical in
formation which it contains and its SEN
sible views upon the investment of money
in the mining operations of this Terri
tory.
A correspondent Of the Bulletin, in look
ING over the last Stock Circular, says that he
had the curiosity to add up the total assess
ments paid BY stockholders or some of the
leading Washoe stocks, when he found the
r.os,,lt 70 he ns fnllnNS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07
ASSES .sMENr AND SALE LIST
Asss, .smeuts Levied within Thirty Days.

oFALL Gu Ms IN VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL BLUE SULPHUR,
DESEtS GATE, PALMYRA, INDIAN SPRINGS, ARGES-
TlSh AND FLowERY DISTRICTS - ALPHABETI-
GA LILY ARRANGED AND CORRECTED DAILY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Bay, new and choice stock OF Foreign ana
American Wines, BrandIeS and other Liquors, which
we offer at remarkably Low Rates For Cash
Gold Hill, June IL 1864. Jpl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07

THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM MILL
l. men that they have just received complete
stock Of Chemicals for Quartz-milng purposes.
VIII be sold cheaper than can be bought anywhere
else In the Territory K0RN BROTHERS.
Gold HILL June IL 1861 jnl1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07

CroclKery and Glassware.
JUST RECEIVED, A MOST SPLENDID STOUh
u of Cr0ckery and Glassware Of the latest Elglsl
and French manufacture. Housekeepers and others
are invited to examine our new wares
= KORN BROTHERS.
Gold Hill, June IL. 1854. Jnl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07
COMPANY MEETINGS

OF ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES AAE ~ GOLD HILL,
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY. SILVER CITY,
DAYTON OR COMO,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07

Pioneer Omnibus Line.
IN AND AFTER APRIL FIFTEENTH, TICK
" cts can be purchased from either Of the Drivers
at the office Of the Line in Gold Hill. Three fVr
One Dollar. Passengers not purchasing Tickets VIII
be charged Fifty Cents GEO. +. JONES,
auli I'd General huDcTintEndeut
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OTFIcE-In the New Court House Building No. II
South Ii Street Virginia febl2 n
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. H. HOWARD
sheriff of Storey County, Nevada Territory
PHILIP STONEIS,
Under sheriff.

WILBUR r. SHEPARD, F. A. ELLIS
Am. EDGINGToN, GEo.L. POTTER,
Deputy Sherifs.
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TO MILL MEN

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
w Quartz Mills with the best kind OF Plneneo
,creenS' We have superior SCREEN PUNCH
ING MACHINE, and guarantee Sattsfaction In
oil oaSes,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07

Passengers who desire 1t, stop over at Placer
VILE, taking the AN. stage for Folsom, connecting
with the noon train for Sacramento.
Virginia, June 20 1854. ina II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07

running order.
The OxEoro COMPANY will commence
sinking shaft in few days. The COM
pany has two shafts down already, but
they were both sunk before the tunnel
had been run in far, and were not con-
Structcd with reference to it. The shaft
which is to be commenced Will be con-
strueted with reference TO the tunnel, and
the developments made there. The tun-
mel has lately struck more water, and now
produces more water than any other claim
ON the Flat. There is no rock being taken
from it at present, but until quite recently
work has been driven ahead night and
day.
The Uncle Sam Company, keeps sinking
its shaft, and is now getting along finely.
The shaft few days ago came into clay
formation, and since then the company
has not been troubled with water, as was
,he case before. As long as the shaft con-
Tin ues in the formation which it is now in,
,bor,, will probably be no difficulty eNpe-
r;snee,I from water. In short time the
Jr;ff from the North American claim will
he through. and then if water is struck it
can ess;lS be kept out by the pump, as ii
,,r;Il have to be raised only to the drift.
NEW MAcHENERr.-The Jewett s
Shepard company is busy erecting ma
.cb;nerv on its claim. The hosting frame
i nartiy completed. and the machinery
engine, ETC., is mostly on the ground; II
viii be ready for operation in > short
time.
FAyoRs.-Jaek Sustman has sent us
,sne assortment of Eastern pictorlals, tor
which he will please accept our gracious
acknowledgements.
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,:ATLaND VOLUNTEER SERVICE.
Erearfrlxs o.,rcs or 7sy E;.Ky..>n LtSs,

EiCtwcHu. ApE:!3n 1854.
.neMs'o- General CG,s,;rGinr !as placed The under.
',g-!'- .'"E.r Of TIE recruiting service Of the Maryland
lee, &C.. erected IA d. ';Lcs be located ~ Belvia
..-,-. "a .'r"rr. Tor 'Ec pu pose Of receiving arp!ica.
gp5i tfgG .h-.v irl!rw-c.tiZ-r9 who desirc % Join as vol.
ra:.=rs MA ;hrir r-ethrcn row III the service. All per
-aIs w.G R-:- ciizecl OF a~iarsi.rG, either native or
.torfe VI rhr Nr,:Haius Of the war, and who .re nov IN
G-g rice. It: -rgrUe:ts or cOmDaans OF .Vthet States, Ia
s5T Tata: ne Ioafca-racy, add wish 20 be transferred
~ "L..c," arc requested TO make their application IN
Sc iursu rf.ixei, and transmit the same 20 Maj. Gen.
icy, -.srn;nn, Va, or Col. Bradley T. Johnson, uano.
';:-nc,.on, Va, who will attend TO The transfer being
-.i-.
In applicant will subscribe bis name 20 the form Of
t..,.;. .aa procure sUme on- having S~ncwlsdg: Of his
.':'.oas -, denre, to subscribe 10 the oath ANNEXED, be-
i1fe a"y c,l.saissi1ped officer OF the CoEf-deracy.
CHARLES :. CONTtE,
first Liel;eDa2; iSt Maryioad BAT cry,
Maryland Line.
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YIRG OF TglNsFFR.

In Uat.r"isHed. y - IN company 49,, re-
i--.'.- br gadr, --- division, - corp', army
i, saviEr hvea u citiZeI. o! MARYLAND at the COM
-e.'c-Ir., 70 he var, appi:s for 4 I ansfcr TO the Mary.
ia! = *, -Ut-g G,urrl! orders No. IS, hdjutant All IN
.,e:'! r".-:..s o"'cc, 1864. ! desire TO he transferred to
'.'fa" ct iaa', Major General k!sey, Siaunton, or CAMP
h.Sa:i. 20 bradley I. } ,hnson, HaHover Junction.
iIa-aG-i s II u-U.f &C citisenship:
vG @>-- day Of, lsGt, before the subscriber.
g.. r9-..s-!Urrt officer - regiment, - brigade,
t~i-"otfy appe4red -, and made oath IL due fern OF
a. "a: /" SHOWS ti,-t - vas u citizen OF Maryland
SIC Commencement oi the war. may 2awiT
H-:s-i! III party wishes to be transferred 10 MARY.
.'"T !.hc,' ,tauu,on, strike out "Canp Howard aud
Nc- N-.sa.
80 Charleston Mercury, Mobile Register, Atlanta Con-
'sIE, icy, all, cash copy tSico a week for four weeks and
d. ! Hills 10 t,is'oIice.
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NAUGi1Irs. tri. Il. IH'"i.
.HISSrS. U5HdeHc a. Irhiaf. t;yu;.@ncn:-
As YOU Layo expressed - G,rir@ ~ q hric!
statement Of the c!rrun. :aucCS r~tiaiIng 10 TIE
Sea BriGc ard ior Cargo. wtte!. have excited
some. interest in commercial ,N;cira-% within
the last lew days, / ;aSo cr"at pleasure X
transmitting you ti,a sGian, winch Y y aTe IA
liberty 10 use in &ny manner yoG n.y. iasL1
expedient-
TIC bark $50 Bride, Of III tors regi.toT,
| owned by e. +. White, Of B SION, Eaa cap
tured by the Alabama OF the SIN Of August
last, just at tho entrance Of T.bl3 Bay. IN
a question yet 10 be settled whether he ses
! Bride was Tot liz uru5sai ~a.efs--2iH.in lir.c
miles Of the shore when captar"d. l. &c.
tain that had an ac,i0n eneu;ei HG'waaH sc
captor and an American 1rnu.0f- waT 81 toe
point where the capture ns5 iaa'ie, many .:
the shot must have ben son. iar oVec ,Gi.,
and il hicted no ,ncons:iera5.a Jury.
e.. Subsequently tbs Sea Bsiaa ~ taken g
Angra Paqnina, into whiea : .!aor. i: IL;
be. as IL now alleged, within ! .tish jG~riaaic-
ton, she was admitted iuiirsr ,,oat7asCnta d
of the treaty ct 1874 Ihera y wiz .rtas.
!erred TO one EimaluGc, if.m u t. Ik-is5 -
pier, for both raCle: lre &c ard ~h"s"c'
two persons are mean. Q. go namts CG..0rG
t. ore person, cr one oiuc II -@--,.'er'
ut;1s, is uacfrta.n.
This E~:msvcno-is c9un.c:n: -ah tesn.r.&.
supposed tn Re 6 fart'cc j.: T.. h-usa Il s
Granger Il Co., Of Cape G','.E. = y-5" a
the Sea Brides cargo was 'lr,isi on P. ~ .
Island, under the direction otrny said EIn,5ouc
assisted by other parties h,il7g t:om u
Cape. Tins vessel was ais1 Gi.igureG Ia rar'
~ L.. n,r ,,l ...rt -, :. ,
uus, and the lame Of HELEN, or l!e.'r". iit",
burg, painted in, her hui! ra;u'"d black, VIZ
wh:se ports, snd hcr royal io'~t. "nt away =
Aftcrward the vessel rut 10 s:a, "htrT ia'
command Of one C!orrs Or tilT't, naPi'H 10.
said Eimstone or bis alias on b.nrd u eUp'T'
largo. In due time the Sea Ertue arrt7sd .
Foulpoin:e, where 'tae a:oIea4:d k.HHsino.
chartered the brig .wasd, % rh's p"Ti, :
convey i.i:her tha: g. sion nf the Sc: GciIe'.
cargo which yet p .!4ed OF t2"Ed he
Alarce Pc! rae cargo um7 tTanaaippt,
directly fro .ne Sea Bro % Ia Es"...G
which vessel, having received der ,an4ing
started On her voysgo :owa;d Lhis il.ad.-
But having sprunS alssk, ths &e@ue! e
forced to put into S.. Marie, wisre ne va
condemned, ard the merchandise siarai. II
said Elmstone came ins, itanTitins -E1 ~
duced the OWNER or agent Of tie k:sa-d ::
char ter the French ta.k S:rons To rrccce., :
ST. Marie for the aforesaid rercaaud Il. =
said Sirene reached this :ore, y.iha n" -
goods on boar1, on She 9sa instant. "h'o
gpSds. be is understood. lave never'paea ~
jussed lawful pr:ze By any conf=;art 2ooT
They ere now lnnding from the Sirare 81
s-oring in the warehouse Of Msssra. Byfr
|. Brothers d Go.
: All the facts in the Gaze, With sc a!e E:
,fdencs to su~bstantiats the same. ~ere laid b
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T HE TRANS MISSISSIPPI VICTORIES

T HE TRANS MISSISSIPPI VICTORIES
We continue II receive confirmation OF the.
Con federate victories wen III Irars- Miasissir=
pi. There is no longer any :i3ubi that ei9-
rious results have been achieved ;oc us inihai
quarter, thanks to Sr,i'il, Taylor Price ana
tineir gail mt conrad cs-in-arms. i ncras-
pondent Of the Mobile ".tdgertiear." writing
from Clinton, La, GAYS there were BATTLES III
the 9th, 9.h Ind l0,h, oil resulting i: roH-
federate .rivmphs. TIE third day lc SaYs tn:
enemy were severely HANDLED, and Gen. Dai'
ley killed. The correspondent adds:
81 an aatisaed. from pri@ata accounts IL,
| ceiyed here. that they have been severely
whipped. E7en WIKI I'll tbs disguise IN their
| owa despatch. iris Tact will fact will anrear
very conclusive"
He also gi7ss the following:
"a gentleman, resident Of tEia. place. who
| left Shreveport atnus taa III insi, and Just
| arrived, reports si,ai Ucneyal Syli!h lad con-
| centrated a}is forcAs 81 Mansfield. ~. wasn
90 900 and $4,000, and prepared to nee;
Banks. la also briags w. eo0G .Cews from
| Arkaaegs. 4 c6rrinc had srrived tie day
before re left, from Gen. Price 70 Gen Smith.
stating tlus 10 bad intarcan:ad the Taokeo
Conceal S:cc:. a:>GS3 Assai$S.ia. IN some
prairie, ard. I-i.h Gt1. Msr-naluka, WAS IN
front aid fea. a:sp, rcateri;!g Kin unable 70
t,moye III any direction. s;tS;. thss his tUcccs
E.wsrs, eousl, to. t6e ,~eaclnf'G."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10

TIE Yankees nave cvatuated WarssntoA,
vs.. Tbei. riclets are ct Turkey Rap, three
miles below; bus scouting par;'ei Tisii the
town very frequently. On one oi tsese oeos
siens they captured Vim. Bragg, Of Mosby's
command.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10

- CRhTIRIGhT S9.-ihs :nderssned Ia.
Ti-:la;a staging In hT asas ~ ..s.asoks o. re Frss
r-ry- Al sid @.St--nuaely, NJ. tE3, fer 33,slf; Nc.
= .,-.cs rsYirz tic Sane rtl pissse dal:vu hem &c
Tf.,scks q. tisn4- /: irI.re-d = ~ :he 1niessk:nsd:
!. y <pNJrT vTT vfSsNE.
i. O|T,-SertiecatoSi=y-s !ni= nSt- SIX 9sr c.nt. <rf.
a4.-r4a Dehs- pa, o,7,ds!si 9TH Nprii. 1915, npis;
&c: u.s.ei i@h sa7cs, 17s9. sE:easl2S- l, S20e, IA tame
+ s. ~ReSEM"ELE, !or tie Lall.1' Stciety, called .S.z.
;erS ofao7e" hppiic.tian I'll be mscsto .hs Second
Aedis.s for :harcaars. Of lie zsiuer uh s2rn3n...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10

RsrARSlBss Go1NcIDsNcs--Teo gentle
,uen-one ! soldier osioasias 70 bnas-:zssPs
corps-tbs othcr q merchant Of &o'asge,
county, Va.-obtained the'c psrr-aseliesnses'
on the aame day and married s!s:e's oa sae
same night. Both Ind lost 3 finger, .! the
same hand, il the same battle.