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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-26
Original Hawkeye Gold and silver

Mining Company is hereby given. that
at meeting OF the Trustees Of the Company,
October 2lst, 1864, an assessment (No I'D of two
dollars and fifty cents per share was levied on
the capital stock of the company, payable to the
Secretary, at his Office in Gold Hill BY order
of the Board of Trustees
C. KEIFFER, Sec'y.
Coli Hill Oct 81 1854 oco2 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-26

CAUTION.-The Public are hereby
cautioned against purchasing or negotiating for
the following certificates of stock in the Dell Gold
and Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill Mining
District Nevada the same having been sold this
day for delinquent assessments, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, by Maurice Dore g. Co.,
auctioneers, in front Of the company's office, on
the northeast corner of Clay and Battery streets,
San Francisco, and will not be transferred on the
hooks of the company:
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The above sale is postponed until MONDAY
Deeembar 18th. at the same hour and place NJ
ahoye. BY order of the Board Of TFustees-
no15 I'd WIN. HARDY, Sec'y pro tenn
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DardaneIIe Gold aud silver Mining

DarOHnelle NHOlu EllNCT
Company.-NOtice is hereby given, that at u
meeting Of the Board of Trustees OF the above
named Company held November 4th 1864, assess.
meut No. lS, of three dollars $50 upon each and
every share of the capital stock of the company
was levied, payable Immediately to the Secre-
tary, in United States gold coin. By order of the
Board of Trustees c. B. GOODRICH, Sec'y.
Gold HILL Nov. 4, 1864. NOD IN
Sunrise Gold and silver Mining
OmpaDy-Notice. assessment of one dollar
81 O0) per share levied this, the 3lst day Of
October, 1864 By order of the Board Of Trus
tees. PLATT KETCHAM, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct 81, 1864. oc3l m
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STATE OF NEVADA,

STATE OF NEVADA, (
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. }
l. JAMES W. NYE, Governor of the State OF
Nevada, hereby certify that the above is true
copy of the Proclamation of the President Of the
United States, issued under and by virtue of the
laws of Congress, providing for the admission OF
Nevada as one of the States Of the Union.
~, In testimony whereof have hereunto
} l. S. set my hand, and caused to be affixed the
~ seal Of the State of Nevada, this thirty
frs. day of October, A. d. 1854
JAMES w. NYE, Governor.
Attest. ORION CLEMENS,
Sacretnry of State I mol
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-26

By order Of the BOard Of Trustees:
II. II. FLAGG, Secretary.
Gold Hin, Oct. Il. 1851. oclim
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
the 18th day of November, 1864, at the same hour
and place. By order of the Board of Trustees.
nol5 I'd II. II. FLAGG, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-26

Holders of the above described certificates are
requested to return them to the Secretary imme
diately, and take out new certificates for balance
remaining.
ocls m wv. THOMBs, Sec'Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-26

Dardanelle Gold and silver Mining Com.
pauy.-SotIce is hereby given, that at meeting OF
the Board OF Trustees Of the above named company,
held October 3d. lSti, assessment No Il. OF three
dollars upon each and every share of the capital
stock Of the company levied, payable inlniedi-
ately to the Secretary In United States gold coin.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
Z. b. GOODRICH, Sec'y.
Cold IIU Oct 4 Isl OC4 M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-26

nv-Notice Ia hereby given, that in accordance
%ith the laws Of the Territory Of Nevada and the
&c., az the above named company, there will
- Old at public auction, at 9 o'clock P. NJ, on
SlTURDAY, the Sd day Of December, A D.
1854, a the office Of the company, to me highest
- ,Ss cSrItal stock Of said company. standing in
The nameS Of the following persons, as viii be
nses.sary for the payment Of all assessments due
nd unpsid up to and including assessment No
toss,hsr Win the expenses of advertising and
sale, a. follows q. H.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-26

Wandering Gold aud silver Mining
Company, Idaho Ledge-Notice is hereby given,
that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees Of the
above company held this day, an assessment Of
fifty cents per share was levied on the capital
stock, payable to the Secretary Immediately.
HENRY LACKMAN, Sec'y.
Gold Hill Nov. IA, 1864. nolJ m
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BY order Of the Board of Trustees,
C. B. GOODRICH, See'y.
Gold Hill, Nov. It'll. 1864. NOT I'd
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Magnus Marker,

MR2nus Marker, ..,..s
VoUR PoCKET.BooK, CONTAINING note
and other papers, Is at the NEWS Office
Come and pay charges and take It away. po2e
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By order Of the Trustees.
Gold Hill Dc, - ls6I. oc22 ID
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FLORA TEMPLE
LIVERY 81 STABLE,
VIRGINIA.

MIR. H. -. HATCH
TAS LEASED THIS WELL KNOWN
Ill Stable, and has large stock of the finest
Livery on the Coast -.A.
Excellent Saddle Horses always ready to meet
the demand.
Horses stabbed and boarded by the day or week
on reasonable terms H. s. HATCH.
virginia Nov. l2, 1854. no12 If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-26

Central Hawkeye Mining COmpRny.-As-
sessment SOtice.-SOtice Is hereby given, that an
assessment no ~ Of two dollars and nifty cents per
share all the capital stock Of the Central Hawk
eve Mining Company, was this day levied by the
Board of Trustees payable in L. s. gold coin, lmme-
dately, TO the Secretary Of the company. By onder
OF the Board of Trustees.
NJ. n. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
Gn,5 I'M Sent IL 1851 Sc2S m
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Gold Hill. November 10Th, 1864 nolO i'd
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Following the Constitution proper IL an ordi.
nance providing for the submission Of the Consu.
tuition 10 the people al the time provided BY Actot
Congress- and also for the election Of State oesrs,
under the Constitution, on the Tuesday after the
first Monday Of November, 1854 The ordnance
makes detailed provisions to the soldiers VoteI,
the manner of voting making and canvssslng the
returns. declaring the result, etc. Upon the y.
suing of the Presidents proclamation TO Be re-
ceived by telegraph), admitting the State into the
Union this Con stitution shall be ordained and
tablished az the Constitution ofths State Nevada
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-26

porations, except for municipal purposes, Out
allows corporations TO be formed under general
laws Property of corporations IL subject TO tax
alton like that Of individuals. Corporators in
corporations formed under che laws OF the State
shall not be individually liable for the debts or
liabilities Of such corporations No bank notes or
paper of any kind can be allowed to circulate az
money except the Federal currency and the notes
of banks authorized under the laws of Congress.
General laws must be passed for the organization
of cities and towns, and restricting their powers
of taxation assessment, borrowing money, con-
tracing debts and lo8ning their credit except for
procuring supplies of water. The State Is pro-
hibited from loaning or giving money or its cred.
It, or subscribing to the stock Of any corporation
or association, except for educational or charita-
BILE purposes. Counties cities, towns and other
municipal corporations are prohibited from be-
coming stockholders or loAning their credit In aid
of any company, corporation or association Tex.
cept railroad companies, corporations or associs-
tons" Er
The material changes In this Article from the
old ConStu ton are, permitting the circulation of
the notes Of banks authorized under the laws Of
Congress, emitting the proviso which authorized
the State to issue bonds not exceeding 50 600 600
in aid of the Pacific Railroad and authorizing
counties, cities and towns to loan their credit in
old of railroad enterprises.
ARTICLE IX-FISAECE AND STATE DEBT.
The fiscal year commences January LIST in each
wear, taxes must Dc levied eacn year 1umc1ent
10 pay the annual expenses Of that year, and also
the deficit, If any, for the year preceding. To
enable the State to do q csah business from the
start, the State may contract debts 10 an amount
not exceeding 100000 under careful restrictions,
or to a greater amount, II necessary TO provide
for the public defense. .1-.. -... :. ....agr.l i
The only material change from the old ConSt-
tuition is emitting the section which prohibited the
issuing Of scrip or other evidence ofindebtednessr
unless there were money in the State treasury to
pay the same. -.
ARTICLE x-TAXATIoH.
Section l.. The Legislature shall provide BY law
for uniform and equal rate Of assessment and
taxation, and shall prescribe such regulations as
shall secure q just valuation for taxation Of all
property, real, personal, and possessory, except.
ing mines and mining claims, the proceeds Of
which alone shall be taxed; and also excepting
such property e. may be exempted by law for
municipal, educational, literary, scientific, rellg
lous or charitahle purpose& ggtsr 4
The amendment OF the old Constitution con.
EIstU In substituting the words real, personal and
posSessory, excepting mines and mining claims,
the proceeds Of which alone shall b taxsd, /" In
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Election Day in Camp-The Rebels Bury
ing their Dead-Gen. Hancock Trans
fsrred 10 Washington.
FIom % speelsl Core.pondept.


CITY POINT Va, Wednesday Morning Nov. g. 1864.
The election in the army went of quietly;
tone Of the regiments voting in regimental column
others in companies. by roll call and others miscela.
neousy, as the spirit moved them. Most Of the men
Rad slept on their arms the night before apprehensye
o. Rebel attack, but came off; and during the
Gay the regiments aternaed In voting and those not
engaged at the polls together with hose who had voted
BY proxy were mostly posted in informal line Of battle
% make sure thing Of keeping the Rebs from disturb
ing the election
-No hostile denomination was made however and
e''Nihg passed of quietly and sstisfactory II il
70 say that overwhelming majority of
.Ae 'o'es cast was for tie present Administration and
ats no compromise with traitors and vigorous prosecu
zion Of the policy.
a force OF Rebels were enpoyed vesferdov bstrvsen
che lines in front of Gen. Motifs Division Of the Second
Corps under flag of truce, buryng their killed (so,ae
one hundred and fty) in the terrible ireppse thew mot
pih at the hands OF Gen. Motifs Division on
.gbt last Their loss on This occasion was 8, e..t
IL orssnd. while ours was almost none Mt al 49,, a.
re ,dlng dozen or so. ~ "ii-A"t GA
en Hancock goes north to-day, having han, .n.
lerI, 70 Tue command Of the defenses Of We.S1n,a
Ihis, understand is for the purpose Of giving fi a.
less aesise command, on account of the wound ~
eeiyed ct Gettysburg rendering field Command ~
lremely seyere on him. IIIMn,ue A'
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The Chase OF she Tniirhnssee.
BALIINoRR. Thursday, Nov.

BAIuMoRF. Thursday, Nov. 40, i5oi
The following has been received from Tort
ress Monroe;
The gunboat sassacus which hrs been in search ol
tie Rebel Iriyateer Tallahassee since the ith inst ar
rived in Hampton Roads to-day. aud reported that she
f,l in with a pcious steamer on the 9Th, which was
believed 70 be the Tallahassee.
Chase was Immediately given, and kept up until dark
ness set In and put On. suspicious steamer out ofgh'
On tue following morning Sunday she was again
discovered about twelve miles ahead and the chase
was renewed aud continued during the day.
At one time the vessels were but five miles apart,
when the stranger ghtened chip and kept steadily on
her course until darkness sc, in and rendered the pnr'
suit useless
When lost sight o. she inside tie lines OK orr
blockading fleet of Wilmington, y. c., and possibly
sho will DO stopped.
fyofe-This Is no doubt The vessel reported 10
having been chased Monday, tho 'th INST, by the
Banshee and Huutsyle.l
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THE GREAT CONTEST.
rHouTuD ARMY OF rnR pOT0stAc
VpoEe. O. IBs Army OF TEE PofohAC
Wednesday, Nov. ., ie'''


Gag Of truce, asked for by The enemy ""'
.,,x.ed Yesterday morning 10 bury tie bodies o' '"o''
go we're killed il tie attack Of Saturday ntN' "''-
ne center. an ,,r., .,l
TIE enemy acknowledge & loss 81 ~ 'i''D a"'
RcnGe1. Our men secured about ioi'Y inos@eN'' &c
,ds other troplJes belonging 10 tic keD's' hSu'"'
nor, are still on the ground between Tie "h'S'
Gen. Mott issued congretulai@y oiuel 70 ''' ivy
,,c.gea in the affair, for their gallant oon0Hei.
a. meeting Of the Third Corps held al 'ne "'"N
.e..,rs ~ the Third Division OF the IhlTd corps ."
=, .,b inst. resolutions expressive Of regret at N
e Major enelal Birney were passed ana copy W
.e,, was ordered 70 be sent to his family
Tie election Yesterday throughout this army passed.
a very quietly the enemy even seeming 70 'lWVNi"',
h. importance Of the occason, os nriLg was "'ios'
trtirelv suspended during the day.
The Penrsyiyania Regiments on duty on tie Pc@e'
line we've generally relieved tie night previous u eh"o'
h, 10 vote and it is believed that no one who desired
70 do 50 was deprived Of the privilege. lheie "'-.'
toweve- q few absent ON a reconuofsanee but u q
thought tley returned in time to vote
INC voting is much Heavier than 4 Was !a'i nonh' as
ne returns viii show.
Two agents from Philadelphia, +. Mues ana i"tIieA
ro.,ican. were arrested by tie Provost MaIsAa AZ
Gen Mies's hoa lqusIter on tie charge o. h"''s III
hcr possession blanks with thenames q The Electors
,pelt wrong and one name Jeff out. They were taken
n the Corps headquarters. Their case Las nos peen
seeideA upon as vet.
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fho Richmond authorities 10 successful close leaves
Ahen Landing this afternoon and vii at once pro
coed 10 Savannah Ga, from Fortress Monroe with ten
thousand Rebel prisoners, to be exchanged for Ike
number Of our own men. 1 understand this exchange
70 embrace chiefly II not wholly, such prisoners Of war
as by reason q wounds sickness are incapaeated
f.om immediate service in the field.
Il has raincd q. intervals all day, and tho monoony
~ corpp lie here has been disturbed by distant cannon
aiding IN the direction Of Petersburg which continues
vet this evening. j. d =
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE Va. Tuosdsy. Nov. {. 1861.
The u. s. steamer Calypso arrived here TINS
morning from Beaufort Me. towing the boekade-run'
ner Lady Sterling captured the 18th ofOctober While
running out Of Wilmington n. C., With load OF cot
ton.
Tie nag.oftuco Goct, under Lieut Col MulfoFd'
which has assembled "a this por, during the past two
months and been preparing FOR general exchange Of
prisoners sailed this afternoon for Port Royal s. e.
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The Steamer BriisnnIa.

ST. JOINS " f., Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1851
The steamship Britannia, from Glasgow Tor
Nsw.York passed Cape Race al 81. m on Tuesday.
Hor news 10 anticipated
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The ~. Adams Raiders.

MONTREAL, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1864.
The examination Of tho witnesses Of the st.
Albaus raid case proceeds slowly. II is said that 10
appeals can he made 10 the English Cosrs. the sc'
OF the English Parliament limits the wri, to Tho United
Kingdom
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The Canadian Government aud tho From
tier Troubles.
OrrRrc. ThursdsI

QUEBrC, Thursday Noy 10. 1884.
Proml.l. uieD from the Northern States are
here urging the Canadian Government to energetic CO.
operation with the American authorities to preserve tho
peace Of the frontier Efficient measures on the part lof
the Canadian Government have been taken.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE JAMEs
Exchange OF Prisesers- Cannonsding near
PesersburR.

ey,ris Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Thursday, Nov 10 1864.
The following has been received at this bu.
fttg
HDoRs. Army oY THE JAgys
Near RItqhdND, Va. Monday Nov. y Iss4 {
~ &I1cyd having nought bi, resot!stiou. with
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lis moi in INV power TO announce any change In the
conduct 81 foreign powers. No such action mas peeh
taken by the Christian natons Of Europe as might usN
hoye been expected from their history. hOm the duties
mposed by international law, aud from the claims on
humanity IL i. charitable 10 attribute their conduct to
no worse motive than indifference TO the consequence
which shakes only the Republican poitlonOi the AmeIi
can continent; and 10 ascribe u design course
calculated 10 insure the prolonga'ion OF hostltes'
No instance IN history ~ remembered ny me III Wlch
nation pretending 10 exercise dominion over another
asserting lis Independence has been the first 10 concede
the exisencc Of such independence NO case can nc
recalled 10 my mind IN which neutral powers have alled
10 set the example OF recognizing the independence OF
nation when satisfied of the inability vi ts enemy u
snbyert its Government; and this too IN cases "hcIe
he yions relation between the contondlng parties
had been confcsscdy that OF mother country ana De
pendent colony; not, In our case that oil coelual
States united by Federal compact II has mover pee
considered the proper Junction anu uuy U w
powers TO perform the Office Of Judging whether In poln'
OF fact the nation asserting dominion Is nDc 70 make
good it's pretensons by force OF arms and II not ny
recognition Of the resisting party To dscouhtchhhce the
further continuance OF the contest Ana the reason
why this duty is incumbent on neutra powers III plainly
apparent when we reflect that the prlue anu passion
which blind tho Judgment Of the parties TO the conflict
cause the continuance Of active warfare and conse-
ousnt useess slaughter long after the inevitable result
las become apparent 10 all not engaged IN the struggle
Sono therefore as neutral nations fail by recognition
OF our indie pendenos to announce that In their JudB
ment tho United States are unable 10 reduce the Con
ederacy 10 submission their conduct will be accepted
by our enemies as q tacit encouragement TO continue
their efforts and al implied assurance that Dcei ~
entertained BY neutral nations In the success OF et
desigus direct stimulus, whether Intentional OF NOT
il thus applied 10 securing continuance ol the car
mage and devastation which desolnte this sontn.n ana
Which hey p.ol'ss deeply 10 depoTe
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The Africa.
HALIFAX. Thnrsda.

I HALIFAX, Thursday. NOV. IT, Ib6ts
The Africa had heavy freight for Halifax,
and did not SAL til midnight She viii 10 due a Bos
! t9u on Friday ICON.
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Dudiey's Brigade-Rumored Promotion Of
Gen. Sheridan - Gen. Emory The
Picket Limo.

No""pondencs Of Tia NJ Y. Tribune.
IN THE FIELD NEAR CEDAR CRgEk, Va,
Sunday. Nov q, 1864. :
Col ~ A, N. Dudley Of the Goth MasSaehu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
FROM GEN. PICKETT'S CoMHAND.
DEPARTMENT NORM CAROLINA, /
March 81, 1854.

TO the Editor Of the Wig:
enemy, on Monoay last bomba ded Fort POwhatan, and
attempted to land but we're driven Of and many killed
by portion OF Major Niigsn's In. Signal Corps.
Il,srn by gentlensn from Ivor that the enemy 4
guntoits were shell ng Fort Boykin Wednesday,
No damage done. Like the Chinese, the Yankees are
a great people" for noise
After the most dligent search tie whereabouts Of
General Al ways Everywhere Burnside still remain
mystery. Come when he may his name inspires no
t;nor In the breasts Of "a ant troops General
Pickett the gui vvs aud will Welcome the invader
whenever he thinks proper TO come, with bloody
hands to hcspitabe graves" The Generals hospitality
in this respect hes never been doubted.
The troops in this Department have, far as
learn re-enl!sted for the war, especially Pickets d.
vsop. They seem cheerful, in fac spirits and awat
peace with patience though it many years hence.
They are well clio he'd we'll fed and in good fight
ing TRIM and King Richard says, Eager for the
ray" They have confidence in and love their chief
tain, whose plane, like that of Harry Of Navarro, is
ever seen Were danger comes thickest.
The soldiers funding their old issue with the
North Carolina farmers for many necesssres not found
in the conmssarst aud at very reasonable prices-hey
are not disturbed by the dreams which hsupt the pill
lows OF spscui.ors. l have failed to see go much
disafecli1n" among the people of Nirth Carolina -
The great mass are true to the Confedeaey, kind to
the troops and only await the election in August to
show to the word tnat Holden like the "Dapple ASS"
will make but poor ruD.
Capt R NJ Sirib!i0g, Of tha F.uquer Ar.illery, has
been prom oted Major and ordered to the Army North
err Virginia.
Gov Vance is expected to address the North Carolina
troops in this Depsrtmen. next week. SrERo.