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heaeed in hauling ammunition f1 Cum
mi ngs Point battery.
A derrick boat and schooner re- lv;nu
along side the sunken vessel raising her
guns.
CHARLESTON. March 4.
One hundred and eight shells wera
thrown in the city in the last twenty four
hours, e"ding at five O'Clock this evening
One white woman was severely injured in
the leg: THIS is the only casualty from
s'2oo shells fired during the last fortnight:
Ihe Monitors fired fw shots at Fort
o"mpter to-day. No other n:ws.
New York, March g..
OIL Inc hTh 1Hond Whiyof March 1st SAWS :.
oof prisoners under charge Of Ma ior Null
lord' were exchanged und er the st;nnl..
tons OF tho cartel. 1t is hoped that. reru.
lar exchanges will be secured for tie r.,
cure. AZ
c1Nc1NNArr1,. March. 9.
A Co!utnbus spetial to the Gasrtte s.v,
that Gen: Grant on his wav east IN conrsr
Sa''o" with distinguished Ohio officers ex-
pressed h'mse!fentirely satisfied with tho
s''uatl"n Of military affairs. He spoke hieh.
" ot Sher'nan's expedition which had eiven
the rebellion as severe a blow as Vicksbnro
Sherman has destroyed forage and provis.
IONS enough to subsist the rebel from ,hre.
10 I'VE months. In one place he DESTROYED
over two millions Of property, and in others
Immense stores. Thousands of bushels. of
corn ana large quantity of wheat werh icon-
sumed: tie brought in large droves n c.t-
tie. several thousand head Of mn,ss o. >a.,a
Is, ,ooo negroes, over 400 prisoners. viii VIII .h,t %
Hing loss OF men and material on ",'.
side. vi our
1h'addition to this BY the destruction ~.
very important railroad lines, Geh: Sherman
has released McPherson's corps from guard
duty along the Mississippi ana restored it
to active service:
| CONCORD, .Marchsl2..
Returns from 2lO cities and towns. lesv
'n6 ten to hear from, stand thus:
gilmore, 36757:
Harrlngton;' 3075s
Gilmore's majority will be about $500.
-FOUR OF the five councillors and nine of the
twelve Senators elect are Union. Rennhli:
cans; Ihe Union Republican majority, in
the Louise is about IS: "
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16
State Fair~

AS the time approaches for the annual
State Fair, different localities in the. State
o'g'n to contend 'or.the' honor. Hasti,g,
already has. and Winon. will npply for aud
urge It to be held At their Respective local.
ties. But from what indications We have
seen. he'd Wing can,,if she will, be . sue
|cessful compel. tor. The officers Of on,
county society have al,eady. novel in the
matter, and received very. encouraging -.
Isasanoes. Mere than msn:,.aro an sffa
Ger Of the State Society told our Secretary.
MIR: Marvin, that We could have it if We
wan.sdit. More recently our Preside nj
.Mr. Grow wrote to the Presiden, Of the
State Society, and has receivc'lvh. follow
ing ans wer.
AsoxA, March 11th, 1864.
Mv:D EAR srs~-Yenrs Of the 5th was
forwsrded'to me from SC Pauh Ne on. il
authorized now 10 say anything delini,es in
regard to State Fair. As the season pr,.
gTesscs will be demonstrated v neither or no,
It will he expefi,en, to have one. II it .ap.
pears best. the" the question Of place will
be Sc tied II must be SOME where k.,ow
y. Paul, the farther down, the better the
shsw: Hastings is talking sbou, i. or was.
b'st yours - astetisr. paint hecsuse ssr,he,
down, Ak u. present. ADVISED l. have ao .loub,
yen ca" have the fa,r heidi yo,.r place il
You uri provide, >atfic.en,. acc amus& IA; ns
t'nfrkaksff 3- ,.k
c''sss.'i, sE'i >hsti RON Is all rhs, ,xsu:d b.,
tcqa'ssts, ana. sea need al1-thss f,,r The &C.
c"'nm"ds,o" of your county socie,E am
serr sIsd 10 see that you have an interes,
II this tastssrs andi trust youwEl NJ, fail
in il.
accepted he Presidency Of the S..,e
>-'r'e's w''s irs sli>sinc, unsi.r~t .nd,sg In,
= sho0sf es 'ssaf,ses s-r.ety ws.h sDn,csh,np
0oss th., nsmes- Il s.ssr.. me yres
pleasure !" h.lie<e ,hss The men a aoodhus
county will aid me IN The matter. and anv
thing can do s'r them N retrxm | shall
always te mast happy {, do.
& II Will Be impossible for ne ts 81 With
yoa 1t your meeting. bat sowe,;me Ihope 10
enjoy that p'essure
J remain very truly Tour4
JRKD BExsox.
s. 1aosvsd~at that il ~ Aave ,hs hir ws
hare sOs s.0s hing 10 DO, We 1~s ~aks
p The ufssaors of en- sva sneissy
49, tsks ssoGx iIsssrsss IN ~ nasssr o
ssst vhs" ,Asv a,s CAN 9sssseAss.
h sill b szp.eaea q = . .pssviias -
slessa escuads fAa . soe n s.sssnr
- Ssasad. aad - tAak - caa ssaplyl
sssA Psu1sahly. Bse i j. : naatee - -
Iosa = 10 ~hsas esaev. : IL sxpes,|
nsshs g = sss.s y ~ uAs,s sssa.y.
Ihe eosasJ bnari sosAs = .Sks = 1870
psiataoa % encourage tn, .n.srp<i.e-
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Der excepting Indians not taxed ,

Ger excepting Indians not taxed
1"''a TO strike ont from tho third para
graph Section fourth Of the Constitution
The Words. No person held 10 service or Ia
DOR N ot1s State under the laws thereof and
escaping toanother shall in consequences o.
any law or regulation therein be d,>c,,arge!
Rom such service or labor. but shalr b. de-
"Vered upon the claim Of the party to whom
SUCH service or labor may he due
These amendments cover the whole
ground Of contention, and if adopted vii
forever settle the slavery question.
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AE1 r. D.

..anonnse the following nth p.sasess:
@os'as % months ago made appiicstion 6r
iIsuranes:. n the Madison Mussal INSURANCE
CON p.ny. through thar agent T.J. Smith. 4
1seA = o. two since ms Trauary took IRE .na
- CONSUMED With the grain ia il. T. ].
s'a''H th- agent called upon me and settled /.
= ~ ens'rs ls s.1i1facs'ot according 10 my peii-
g, .aa f-ss every dollar that sas due ms.
ana ana soosd ss1se, skzs a. ! farmer AZ u,r-
ns.osA. ! soa4d rsson.asnI ihi. Company q
s'e sse'y pessoa sho Is not Insured :. =, an
- a.s = e the honesty and ,oru o,,,e.. &
.aer .ls deIns sussaess- And uho.e ...,,. =. -.
= 'e'ss.i spss: - II per,4a. 10 ID 81. ,,-,....
g ssss Jsss anssaszsi.a ~i.ssl am
so-s- frosaPsly. aa1 .sss honestly ~a,.si - - :,
tss eoEf ssnss 81 .li s.rus-... z
Aus;EsT xULLyr
Essasa Fslk. Mark sss. ss.s, 81.
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The election 10 New Hampshire has 70
suited in the complete victory Of the friends
Of the Union. Gilmore ia 81 ecied BY 4!OO0
majority. The St. Paul Ress says the in
tsllisenes will create almost a. much Ijoyfu
surpsissasi' intelligence had come ,ba.
hsadA I'D captured Lse's whole army. We
~ aaa6s 70 appreciate tho importance cI
political aehiev-mants upon tho des,in;es of
The natien. And ws contess that whils re.
iSicaag a. the result Of the New Hampshire
sleesien,, ~ weuld prefer to bear Of the c.p-
tuss,of the rebel army.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
q q . 9 9 .. "a: .. q. =
Acrostic.

shouI'l yen Wish for good health and \ ligi'
happy Ecart,
In keeping your feet dry, you'll secure it IN
part.
More; if you'll have Red Wing to flourish.
and grow,
on ITS incoming goods. yonr cash yon'u be-,
stow.
SOW you'll cast of your old shoes, worn fan
holes, N'
saying; Pm resolved on buying new rair
And then call at the new store Of Simdn, &,
Blnn. ~
therein. I
hau'es wc'lfshow you'our goods will, much
pleasure,
IA 'et, cold or hot they'll protest from tho
weather. ' '"o
Ncw >toes at new Store walk in at our'dcor.
No' 2 Nam street next Ciark's Drug Store.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16

de". Grant 's reported 10 have said that
Gen. Sherman's expedition has gwen tbe
rehe'i'"n - sev.fe bow ~ the c,p;ure Of
'rk>bnrss The coun ~ cannot see il in
that l'sh. The people would rather hear
o. the des.ruct Oh or capture Of the .rebsl
stronghold than Of the retreat Of our own
armieS
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16

The assurance Of some people IS astonish
ing Que would have supposed that ftcr
the violent opposition that the Repv1lican
efthis city has given to unionof the peo-
pie i" political matters, ttatwlen that union
was affected, as it is by the national call for
a c'n:e"t'on, tho editors Of that paper would
have decency enough to either he quiet or
else acknowledge that thoy have been beat
Gen.. Tut; they do No such thing on the
"ntrarv, ia tt,eir .ssac ., the 4th, in the face
q ~; 'hccsn'pss':inn OF the last hree years,
.hay nt'Ea5e that the matter is en,irvly sat
'+tTc't Y. Tisy say "rh: principles PRO
'h"j,''c1 by he r"'n.ua+ec in their call be
''S ;'c111c'' with th* policy for Wsslc', the
Eap''s''tan party ~ he U:,tcd Hatesl "
~In!'"' maf t. c,Hsrael, ,.a,v vi COT re ;s far
=" 'iefi!eds. .aucsp ab'~.oits'!ncmt,ers.
."us they It'll cl ~ TO the party lest per.
chance something sh"uld'tur up, whereby
.hs parry shouId again resume its organza-
Ion, wien they will be ready to swear on
stack ol Bibles that they were always par
'issns; At tho same time they declare tha.
the action Of the nationa committee in sus
pending that organization i acceptable 10
them. It is wonderful thing to Le al
ways prepared t. coue out on the winning
side.
But they are mistaken in their ssscr, ion
INT the COMMITTEES promulgated the princi
pies. of a. partly That committee have only
Rroma!gatedlons principle and that is Union
To tho support Of that principle thoy ask, al
!byal man to come. while it would have been
folly to have OAK cd oil such to support q
p.rt!. many. Of ths tenet Of which was in
opposition to their long cherished sen.i
o1st il b. understood by the people that
pl,e hlndsnental principal on which the
Il tbe next Presidential canvas ie to BE- con-
duc.edis Vnies. Ard th.,qasstions and prip:
eiplss Of govssRmen. policy have wisely
hsea ssit e assurs = place in the political
aeld. - The questions ON which they may
.s.ise prseeat themselves in the future
For this policy W have earnestly con
>tesdsds and ssains. this policy the nominal
and neal editors Of she, paper have - ear
snes.ly fought and 10 shall not now consent
tos hAss them sneak around saying it is p<-.
(Aelv seealAsNs.
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THs FINnN Soc1Irv are to hold Fsie;n
oil he public halls i" Chicago. commencing
sn the 2Sth Of this mouth. The procseds Of
which will b devoted to the freedom. and
nationality OF ireland. At the close Of the
ssin"se thoussnti prizes valued At thirty.
thsusa asld- liars will bs Distribute d by bal-
lot. Thers'is erss. undercurrens At work
that W II one ofthese days give old Eng
'sad a" oPpcr unity to attend ,c her own
astSirs s'Rt,sr c,rcumstances that, shs will
appreciate :ru, neutrality.
Tickets Cor his l,ir. that vii! en- title hs
holder ta@s prz ~, Utae draws i,l can be had
.oE ssalul.s 5 I. and ;asa three cent stamp O
P&T., .,Shsreoek Chstrnas, I'm. F. Box q
SIS Chicago
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Gen. II a!aecx Removed.

The elegrapht informs US that "Old
R'aius." has been removed and 1t. Gen.
Grant appointed in his place.
Gsn: Halleck will probably be Assistant
Adjuta". General, :, position hs. will fill
more crsditably than he has General IN
Chsset: Gen, Sherman will take tho COM
nand ot Grant. army.
Il 2 rumored that Meade also has been,
renewed. and Gen. Smith appointed in. his
ste,4, "-: --.~-' =;
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16
L,UisvILLE., March II.

Ihe Deaocrat ha- information from an
"ineer from knoxvhie. stating thae Ling
>tee t'a> sen h,> wagon trains to Rich
n'''nd and w:a> nsvlug b.. entire force. ard
tiiaa the General impression At KH,xgiIie
was tina, LH's< rest had BEEN ordered n
Nc:lh CasoIins. -
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16

Splendid Oil beds have been foundt i.
a'ch'sa". P'rsss 10 also bring for it
near esrcaso with every prospect Of suc
cess.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16
b b b kh:hh h:h b b:

4 L Our new and commodious shop on Fifth .
4 A. street. between Bush and Plum Street.
!hep wing, Minnesota, we are o4sna IL u factur.
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Wagons &. Carriia !

IN the best sts le, and on the shortest notice..
Ourf WAGDNS ard CARRIAGES arc made
rem the very best mareriafin the country.
and by the most experienced sworkmcn.
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Hash;as.o, March 5sh 1864.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16

Tag Proposed Ancacseat .o tAe So.,.
80 - ~ IL *ss&s&%E r. ststnt aSSa. #s.-,
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BL.lCKS.HTHE:

~, we do general BlscKsmitainx busiiisss
we have f''ur Fcrges, and man 1t each feree
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L. O. o. f.

POSTPO e M EN- T!
rT,HE DEDICATION OF THE HALL, AND
the Ball, announced for Wednesday, goth
inst, is postponed until WEDNESDAY, Decem'
Der 7th-one week. The inability Of the Trustees
to have the Hall entirely completed by the 10Th
inst, is the reason for poStponement.
E. w. HAINES, Secretary:
Virginia, Nov. 26, 1864. noaO I'd
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NOTICES OF ADJUSTMENTS.


DEDICATION BALL
=. ... , z:,z al
HALL ASSOCIATION !
WILL RE GIVEN on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 9Th, 1854,
AT THE
ODD FELLOWS HALL BUILDING,
b street, virginia.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Warren Heaton, Ew Hanes
Isaac Piorzheimer NV WlntOn,
Davenport,
Trustees Of the Hall Association.
INVITATION COMMITTEES.
Virginia.
HG Blasdel, c B Hammond,
John A Collins, 20 Atkison,
A w Baldwin. VIM DoOlin,
&c Bateman, G w BOnebright
ID Laehman, Jacob Felberg,
John Penhall, RIM Black,
Dighton Corson, &c Swain,
DR. C Tucker.
Gold Hill.
VIII Began, Henry Donnelly,
Moses korn, Z N Crane,
James W Wright, John De Witt
VIM H Dolman, o Eastman.
Silver City.
John Pattie, u Mclaughlin
L d Eoyes, Atkins,
Ri Mason, Pc Smith.
Carson.
EBRa IL Beam,
Chas Ryell, A Waltz,
John Turner.
l Brazelton, DIN Mckinney
J Z Sabine, w Early,
JH Jauua, Levi Lamb,
Judge Hayden.
l. Wertnelmer, DEauey
Hiram Barton Jacob Stark.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Erastus Bond Chas Knox,
WI Young, d B Woolf
] R Plunkett, A Hirshman,
VIM Bourne, G Finley,
A II Ungar, b Smith.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
S Rosener, VIM Hall,
Thos Gracey, So Millington.
w H Doman, Geo ID keeney.
TICKETS, :.:: FIVE DOLLARS.
~ Tickets not transferable.
The proceeds of the Ball 10 be applied towards
the payment of the Furniture in the Hall
noel I'd
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Blu, better than all, Galena is loyal to the
core. At the last election, Lincoln received
200 votes and Mcclellan 20 votes, or in
the proportion of 10 loyal men to one
traitor, and it was not a very surprising
season for politics at that, for the people
claim that they could have much better if
necessary.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court
has commenced its first session this after
noon, with our three newly elected Judges
presiding. This morning, Col. Lucien
Hermann administered the oath of office to
the Bench-neither of whom had a cent
TO pay the fees of the Magistrate. If the
judicial erInine should be furnished. every
broken man in the State could sympa-
thize. But, seriously, we hail the inaugu-
ration of our new Judiciary with pleasure,
for we believe them to be "good men and
true" and we expect to herald a new
epoch in the history of Nevada jurispru-
dence.
Ok THE TRAIL.-For the past week the
favorite resort of amateurs of the game Of
billiards, the Niagara Saloon, North B
street, Virginia, has been closed for re-
pairs-but this evening the same will be
thrown open to the public, its new dress
being as "smart and spruce" as Yankee
school-marm's. The best billiard tables
ON the coast are to be found at the Mag.
ara, and if Amos Dennis don't know how
to "mix things" in palatable manner
then we are no judge. Pat Lynch run,
the machine, and will be glad to see hi
legion friends this evening.
ANOTHER CAvE.-The bank Of earth a
the north side of Drs. Pinkerton & Tuck
er's Office cayed In this morning. crushin
in the side of the building back OF tn
consulting room, and badly STAYING tn
back part of the establishment.
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CLOTHING BOOTS ANDsHOEs.
Positively Selling on!
AND NO HUMBUG!!

Positively Selling Oh!
AND NO HUMBUG!!
MINERS, TRANSFERS AND CITIZENS
..'. or Gold Hill and vicinitt! - 81
REMEMBER, THE STORE OF E HARRIS
~ is no humbug selling of, but the genuine
thing itself. He don't look for any profits on bis
goods. He only wishes to get clear Of bis stock
at the regular San Francisco cost, and will con.
tinue to do so till he has not got one dollars
worth Of merchandise left.
1FRemember the Old Stand = Next 70
Gold Hill News ONCE, Gold Hill.
One Hundred Pairs of 10 and II.sIxed
BOOTS!
Which will be sold cheap.
200 of the Finest French CassImere
BUSINESS COATS
Ever brought into the Territory, at SIS %.
Superior Boys Hats. -
Large Lot Of Of Small BroGan Shoes, -
Velvet Vests "
Calf Boots, best quality. 80
Nailed Boots, -------:...-.......-..-...4 %
Godfrey g. Wings Best Nailed BoOts, 50
Calf Boots, %
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, .....---.---..2 %
Best Cal. Flannel Overshirts, .-......-.2 IS
Grey Flannel Overshirts, OIAde In the.
Stafes)-...-------.-------- I'd
UndershIrts and Drawers, GDey ana
white, ---.--.-----.....-..--.....1 sd
Fine Cashmere Vests. 50
Hats, all colOrs, %
Cotton HaiE.Hose, per dozen-.-.......2 %
Blue and Grey Blankets, per pair, ....3 90
Best California lob. Blankets.".-..S0 %
Working Pants, --.....----.-.......-...!.1 %
Working Pants, superior. 80
Corduroy Pants, best quality,..-."....-3 50
Fine Black Coats, satin lined :. ......-16 %
Blue Pilot Shirts. ........-.-..-......-.-.2 -
Fine Business Coats ......-.--.......--D %
Superior Heevy Overcoats -......-..-12 %
Extra nne English Cashmere suitS. IS 90
French Calico Shirts ..-...-.......-......1 50
Very Superior Silk Velvet Vests, al IN
cOlorB-...-...-...-...-...- W
Cloth Cnps, good ualIty...----......--.-13 -
Red Drawers and Shirts, each.......1 50
Harrison Cass're Suits, best suaPy-.99 %
Fancy Colored Flannel Coats.........4 50
Abe Lincoln Superior Grain Leather
Top Sole Boots. extra SuRlIty-.....6 %
Calf Boots, double.sole. %
Extra DoubIe-soIs Calf Boots ......----5 50
Double-Sole Calf Boots, Sewed..-...".6 50
Boys Boots ----.-.....---.--..-...-..1 -
Gents Cavalry Boots. -
Superior Wooden Hose, per dozen -
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CEREMONIES AT THE THEATRE {,

CEREMONIES AT THE THEATRE,
Music, by the Band.
2-Prayer, by the Chaplain, Rev. F, S, Rising.
3-Music.
Poem, by J. T. Goodman.
5-Musc.
6-Oration, by Bro. Chas E. DeLong.
7-Bsnediction.
After which the Procession will reform and
march to the Hall, which will then be Dedicated
in due form. FRANK DENtEh'
no25 I'd Grand Marshal.
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REMEMBER
CHRISTMAS IS COMING!

A ND HARRIS IS THE MAN THAT HAS
"A got some very fine
BLACK FROCK COATS,
Which he wishes to sell at cost, he is selling of
to close his stock out.
GIVE HIMA CALL SOON, as he has not got
many left. --....
Next door to Gold Hill NEWS office. de3td
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Nevada Lodge No. 2.
Mt. Davidson Lodge No. B.
Washoe Lodge No. z.
Dayton Lodge No. 5.
Carson Lodge No. L.
Silver City Lodge No. .
wildey Lodge No. l.
Chaplain Of the Day, Rev. Bro. +. s. Rising.
Orator Of the Day. Bro. Chas +. belong.
Poet Of the Day, ]. 7. Goodman.
President, D. D. G. NJ Jas. W. Wright
Pioneer Encampment No. ].
Members of the Grand Lodge.
Past Grand Masters.
CoLoRs-Grand Marshal Purple; Aid-in'Chief,
Scarlet; Aids to Marshal, Blue.
- Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to
participate on the occasion. Members OF the
Order will assemble, in FULL REGALlA, at
the New Hall, on street, at IL o'clock promptly,
where each body will be formed by its MarShal:
and conducted in the line. The line will be formed
at hslf.past II o'clock on street, right resting
on Union. The Column will move at l" O'Clock
precisely
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

Notice to Tax Payers.
DoARD OF EQUALIZATION OF STOREY
ID County-Thls Board will meet Daily (Sun
days excepted, from 10 A. n. to o'clock r. NJ,
until Monday, the 5th December next; after
which the Assessment Roll will be closed By
order Of the Board. ---...'
aols I'd LUcIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
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e. II A r II 1 8,
J. BARNETT Il CO.,

Mex. deer to Geld Hill News Ones.
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Armory Hall, .Theater Building.
Committee of Arrangements
John II Mills, L Goliath,
John B Winters, WIN Hail.
l. Requa, II Ball,
WV Van vliet, E. skerrett.
Invitation CommItteeI
GOLD HILL.
Capt wilbert, SA Kellogg.
Capt Blackman, wv Wright,
Capt Hodge, I'D Binnsr
John Nelson, M Hirshman.'
VIRGINIA.
Maj Gen il Van Box John Altman,
kelen, A H Ungar,
Bris. Gen1 A Hovey, &c Batsmsn,
NV Winton, N Anderson
George Brdsall.
SILVER CITY.
Capt Terry, Bouton,
Mp Sheldon, Joseph Munckton.
DAYTON.
Judge Hayden, BP Hazletiner
Chas McWflliams, NV Startling.
GOWN Nye, Geo L Gibson,
Col q Z Allen, c B Slicer,
AMERICAN CITY.
f Patten, Henry Brown.
wAsAoE CITY.
Chas Lambert, J II Sturtevant,
IA Myrick, Danl b BOYD.
Reception COMMITTEES:
Chss E 0lney, wv WOODRUFF
q w Tozer. c Fliedner.
FIoer ManaEerss &C.,.
Eupene BIttner, AID Brooks,
JBLoW. Saml Hyatt,
CHYan Gorder, w B Hickok.
TIChETS, 8, THREE DOLLARS.
TMUSIC by the Metropolitan Band Of Viz.
ginis noes I'd
Postponement.
TUE HOME GUARDBALL is POSTPONED
to FRIDAY, 9th inst, on account Of the
weather. By order Of Executive Committee.
oil I'd W. N. HALL Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-05
ROUTE OF PROCESSION:

Down B street to Mil thence TO G; up c tc
Silver; countermarch thence to Sutton avenue
down Sutton avenue to D street thence to Ma
CURES Opera House.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-01
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FAlLLAND WINTER
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
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The undersigned, having just returned from tn 2
Eastern cities. nov prepared to exhibit his stock OF
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-01
G. W. JOHNSON g. SON,
nANUFAcfURRRs OF
Ionnar. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,

"AVIN6 avaaled ours Ives Of aH the improy, d
facilities, We are better pired now than ever
10 ali all orders for any article or WORK In the ABOVE
lima business. Vslh and Con uctors made % or
der Steamboat work done in q substantial and work
manlike manner. We are now paying particular at
tenton 10 this branch Of the trade and can
satisfaction in every particular To wholesale Deal,
srs Ne can offer Inducements that cannot be found
elsewhere Our st, I of Ware il complete, and the
assortment 10 full ct all times. We keep stock OF the
latest and most approved patterns Of Coal and Wood
Stoves on hand st IL times. =
G W. JOHNSON b son,
seusa0 Ha. lts Naxksk square, Wheeling, VIVA.