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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-16


ENIXESTLY SoUND.-The San Francisco
Call, in an article headed "Spot the Trai-
tors around US" says: We do not intend TO
be oficious, but must say that those wretches
deserve and require the attention Of our mill
tary authorities. People have Alright to their
own opinions. But in time Of war, such as
the present, the expression of opinion hostile
10 and denunciative of the Government, the
war and our policy, is treason as much as
the act Of the robber "Ingeam," and de-
serves as severe punishment. Editors and
proprietors Of reasonable presses deserve to
swing on the same gallows with the highway
robber who attempts TO justify his crime BY
claiming that he is serving JEFF. Davis
Their crime is worse, and themselves more
infamous; !. as claiming to be loyal, they are
merely spies and hypocrites. II General
Mcdowell would turn his attention towards
these National cut throatS, and enlarge the
market for hemp, he would perform as great
service to the country as il he would win
battle over them after they have organized
and become formidable.
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Latest Dispatches!
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
FIGHT WITH ROBBERS NEAR
SAN JOSE.
The HiRhwayman Creel Killed -
Others Wounded-Particu of the
Fight.

Others Wounded-Particu of the
Fight.
SAN JOSE, July 10, 1890 P. MA
party consisting of Sheriff Adams, Marshal
Potter, Scott, Brownlee, Bowman, Rey-
nolds, Senter, Gould, Meanes and Wells,
on information received tonight left for
house on the Almaden road mile and
half from town, where three of the robbers
who killed the deputy Sheriff at Placer
vile, were concealed. On approaching
and surrounding the house, the robbers
rushed out and commenced firing at the
Sheriffs party, hitting Adams on the
breast. His watch stopped the force of
the ball and probably saved his life. The
ball glanced off and inflicted flesh wound
only. Brownlee received two shots in the
leg, fortunately but flesh wounds. One
of the robbers named Creel was shot sew
eral times and died shortly after being
brought into town. Another robber
named Glasby was captured and is in jail
here. Another named Glendening was
probably badly wounded by Sheriff Ad-
ans, but escaped into the chapparal. A
party have just left town hoping to find
him wounded and lying in the brush.
Glasby's clothing is riddled with ball
holes. but his body only scratched. His
pistol handle was broken by q bullet.
The fighting was most desperate. Creel,
who was killed, has several ball holes
through his body. Glasby, while being
carried into town, acknowledged that the
three were of the party who killed the
Deputy Sheriff at Placerville and robbed
the stage and express near that place. He
said the reason they did it was to get
money to go South and fight for the
Southern Contederacy. 1t is thought
they were intending to rob money sup
posed to be going to Almaden tomorrow
to pay of with, it being the regular pay
day there, tomorrow. The robbers had
three or four lragoon revolvers apiece.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-16
Our War Resourcea.

In an article headed "Can this Rebellion
be put down." the appeal after reviewing the
failing resources ofthe rebels, says:
ION the other hand our fighting population
is constantly increased. We receive from
the rebel States constant accessions of men
and lose nothing by emigration. The port Of
New York alone, has added population Of
1881 during the first six months of the
present year. OF these 4, $50 are males, or
more than $1,000 per year. Every seaport
adds something TO this number, and the whole
border line between US and the British Pos
sessions swellS the number, so that 1t is safe
to put il at $4,000 fighting men. The natu-
raj increase on our population is l2O,OOO.
Our armies are supplied with everything that
can promote health and ward off sickness.
Our Sanitary system is the most perfect that
was ever known. Our hospitals compare
fsyorably with those of any other nation.
The rates of mortality vary only four per
cent. in those Of Washington City, while the
splendid hospitals Of London exhibit NOR
tally of nine per cent; Paris, ten per cent;
those Of the Bosphorus during the Crimea
war, twenty per cent, and those on the Crl-
mea over fourteen per cent. Our losses at
the outside cannot exceed 100000 men
which gives US a yearly increase Of 10000
fighting men. We could show similar re-
suit in the comparison of the pecuniary re-
sources of the loyal portion Of our country
and that in rebellion; but this is too plain to
need proof. Every one that knows anything
about it, knows that the United States are
gaining in wealth more than is expended in
this gigantic struggle for our country's in
,egrity. And any one may lea m that the re-
belIion, long bankrupt, is losing not only
credit, but the very foundation Of credit.
And let the rebels, Copperheads and weak
kneed Union men understand that not only
can this rebellion be put down, but that it
piR be put down, and that it is 7osc being put
dnwn
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ROUGH TALK.

1t frequently occurs that in expressing
our opinion of those, who, in this dark
and troublous hour of our counhy's his
tory, by their words and actions, mani
fest their hostility to the struggling ma
ton and their sympathy with its foes;
who cast the dampening influence of dis
belief in and depreciation of its triumphs,
and scarcely attempt to mask their exulta-
ton over its calamities, our words are not
couched in the smoothest phrase, nor do
We seek for pleasant words wherein to
give expression to the thoughts that move
US. We are well aware of this style of
ours, and we make no apology for it, nor
do we desire to recall the toughest word
we have yet spoken while in such frame
of mind. 1t has been out of the fullness
of the heart, that our mouth has spoken;
and those who have felt aggrieved thereat
and have overlooked our offending as the
effect of temporary impulse, believing that
in calmer frame of mind our feelings are
less intense than our words would imply,
are deceived. Our mood, while ponder
ing the subject of traitors and treason, will
never be more mild, nor our phrase more
honied. Every sentiment Of our soul is
one of loathing, horror and bitter hatred
of every wretch, male or female, claiming
or pretending to the name and character
of an American, who walks among US
with a heart full of bitter cursings of the
flag that waves over the land and over
the sea, the emblem of earth's noblest ma
ton, the flag that our brethren are bat
ting for and dying beneath this very hour,
the flag that distinguishes the hosts of
freedom and of right from the cohorts of
treason, of slavery and of wrong. This
hatred of treason is born in the blood,
and bred in the bone, and the God that
made our soul created it to hate crawl
ing, black hearted traitor; and while we
have a tongue to speak, brain to guide,
and hard to WELD a pen. we shall speak
and write our scorl, and shall not measure
the words of execration. Those to whom
our words are offensive, must govern
themselves accordingly. While, in the
ordinary, necessary intercourse Of every
day life, We can meet even the enemies of
our country and in conversation upon in
different topics, be governed by that cour-
tesy which the rules of peaceful and well
regulated society demands, we cannot
with equanimity discuss politics with
traitors. Neither in our business trans
actions, nor capacity as an editor can We
so modify our course and our language as
to avoid giving ofense to those whose
sentiments vary so widely from ours
They must deal with US as we are, or be-
stow their favors upon those whose minds
are nearer akin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-16

TEACHBRS.-A notice to teachers, in
this mornings Enterprise announces that
all applicants for positions as teachers in
our public schools are required to be pre-
sent at the Grammar School, in Virginia.
on Saturday, July 2Sd, at 10 o'clock A.
", for examination. At the first meeting
of the Board of Education after this eN-
animation the following positions will be
filled: At Virginia, places of Principal
of Grammar School and five teachers
three of intermediate and two of primary
schools-at Flowery, teacher Of primary
school; at Gold Hill, one teacher of inter-
mediate and one of primary school.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-16

In Cincinnati, recently, one OF Morgan's
staff officers, who were in the city on parole,
was met and recognized by one Of the mem
bers of the l7lst Ohio regiment, in front of
the Dennison House, who halted the rebel
with an oath, and said: "You took my gun
from me at Cynthiana, and abused me it is
now my turn" and then knocked him down
and kicked him into the gutter, and walked
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-16

Captain Coles, the British officer who
claims to be the original inventor of the tur-
ret style Of iron-clads, instead Of Ericsson.
has met with failure in his very first vessel
the Royal Sovereign, which broke down on
her trial trip, in consequence of a serious de-
feet in the plan OF the vessel. One of the
turrets, weighing 1l3 tons, is placed directly
over the two after boilers, the weight of the
turret resting on four columns under the
deck, within space of eight feet. The
heavy weight caused the vessels bottom to
gulge, and the boilers were thrown out of
bear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-16

SHERIDAN AND KAuTz.-A brief sketch
of these celebrated cavalry leaders cannot
but be interesting: Phillip H. Sheridan is a
native Of Massachusetts,. He was appointed
to West Point from Ohio and graduated in
1853, entered the infantry in which arm Of
the service he was engaged until Grant
brought him from the West. He greatly dis
tinguished himself as one of the command
ers under Rosecrans and Grant in the Wes-
tern battles. In the regular army he is a
Captain in the 18th infantry, and in the vo-
lunteer service Major General with COM
mission dating from Stone River. August
v. Kautz is a native Of Germany. He was
appointed to West Point from Ohio and
graduated in 1852. He also entered and
served in the infantry, but became Captain
in the 9Th cavalry, regular army, in May,
1861, and subsequently Colonel of yolun-
teer cavalry. His services have not been so
brilliant as those Of Sheridan, but he has
shown himself equal to every emergency.
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FALSE RuNoR.-We are authorized by
Mr.. Corley, Superintendent of the Imperial
Mining Company, to state that the rumor
that that company contemplated paying
of its hands in greenbacks, is utterly
false and without any foundation what
ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-16

Love not the world, neither the things
that are i'm the world. For all that is in the
world, the lust of the flesh, and the last OF
the eyes, and the pride of life, Is not Of the
Father, but is of the world. And the world
passeth away, and the lust thereof: but he
that dOeth the will of God abideth forever.
John IL: 15,17.
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NEVADA GAzErrR.-This excellent and
patriotic paper comes to US much enlarged,
in a new dress, and looks finely. We are
pleased to notice this evidence of the pros
perity Of our esteemed cotemporary.
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=. 4. J.
Gold HILL June 9, 1854. ing III
By order Of the Board of Trustees the sale of stock
In said company advertised to take place on this 9th
day of July. lS6l Is hereby postponed until SATUR
DAY, JULY SIXTEENTH, at the same hour and
place. [jyg tdl S A. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
The above sale is further postponed until SAT-
URDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF JULY,
lS6sI, at the same hour and place.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
IyIf I'd 8. A, KELLOGG, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-16

CHANGE OF TME.-By reference to the
advertisement Of the Pioneer Stage Com
pany, it viii be seen that on and after to-
morrow the time of departure of the Stages
of that line is to be changed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-16
e ri,.,s.rbocker Gold and silver Whining

kniciSerbocker Gold and silver Mining
CUmpany-Notice Is hereby given that in accord
ancc with the laws of Nevada Territory and the by
laws OF this company. there will be sold at public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder for gold coin
in front OF the Secretars Office, the same being the
office OF the company, in the town OF Gold Hill cOun
" of Storey and Territory Of Nevada, on SATURDAY
the 9th day Of July, AD.. 1851 between the hours OF
Il O'Clock, N. and O'Clock, Pm. so many shares OF
the capital stock OF the above named company
standing In the names of the following persons and
respectively numbered. as Will be necessary TO pay
the assessments due together with costs OF sd-
vertiSing and sale:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-16
Tax Collector Of Storey County, Mt.
By J. B. NELSON. Deputy. iyl6 tl-SN

TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
i an Execution, Issued out OF the Justices Court,
Gold HIl Storey County, Territory of Nevada, dated
the list ,lay Of July ll, In favor OF the People
of the United States, in the Territory OF Nevada,
and AGAINST R0BINS1N & SUMMERS, AMI the Real
Estate and Improvements hereinafter described for
the sum Of Nine dollars AMI thirty-ive cents, De
iinouent Taxes, and Twenty-three dollars and ten
cents costs OF suit together with accrung costs anu
expenses OF sale; and pursuant to the provisions OF
an Act entitled IAN Act to provide for the assessing
and collecting County and Territorial Revenue"
approved November 2, lsdl. and the Act amends
tory thereof approved December ~, ls62, shall eX-
pose for sale at public auction. 10 the highest ana
best bidder for cash. in front Of the Court House II
Virginia City, on SATURDAY, the SIXTH DAY
OF AUGUST, AID. ls6I, between the hours OF IL
O'Clock NJ. and O'Clock Pm, so much OF the follow
ing described Real Estate. with improvements
thereon us shall be necessary to satisfy said eXeeu-
ton and costs of sale, situated In Gold Hil-the
County of Storey, Territory Of Nevada, to-wit: Lot
IS by 100 feet on the west side Of Main street, Gold
Hill, between lots on the north by Hart and south
by Could J. v; EAsTEhLiNGS
Tax Collector Of Storey County, NJ.
BY J. B. NELSON, Deputy. Ylo ""Ae
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Tax Collector of Storey County, N. T.
BY J. B. NELSON Deputy ivtE III

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
L an EXECUTION. Issued out OF the Justices Court
Gold H, Storey county, Territory OF Nevada, dated
tue LIST day OF july AID lS6i in favor of the peOple
OF the United States, in the Territory OF Nevaia.
and against HENRY WlNKLE and the Real Estate
and improvements hereinafter described for the
sum Of Nine Dollars aud Thlrty-tive Cents. DeIn-
guent Taxes, anu Twenty-nine Dollars and Eighty
i've Cents costs OF suit together with accrung costs
and expenses OF sale; and pursuant to the prOvls-
Ions OF an act entitled An Act to provide for the
assessing and collecting County and Territorial Rev
enue, approved November ~, 1861, and the act
amendatory thereof, approved December 20, ls62-l
shall expose for sale, at public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash. In front OF the Court House
N N, Virginia E 81 CITY, on SATURDAY, THE SIXTH
DAY UF AUGUST, AID; lS6I, between the hours OF
lowing described Real Estate. with improvements
thereon As shall be necessary to satisfy said eXecu-
ton and costs Of sale, situated In the County Of
Storey, Territory OF Nevada, TO wit: Lot IS by LOO
feet adjoining plot Of ground on the north of JOLT
bois and Rouan & Gillett, on the south.
j. ". EASTERLING,
Tax Collector Of Storey county, n. T.
By J. b, NELSON. Deputy. lyle td-3lO
TAX COLLECTORS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN
l. Execution, issued out Of the Justices Court,
told Hill, Storey county Territory OF Nevada dated
of the United States In the Territory of Nevada and
against WOON, and the real estate and Improve
ments hereinafter described, tor the sum Of thirty
three dollars and sxty-siN cents, delinquent taxes
anil Twenty-Five dollars and thrty-One cents costs OF
suit, together with accruing costs and expenses of
sale aud pursuant to the provisions of an act emit
tied AN Act to provide for the assessing and collect
ing County and Territorial Revenue approved No
vember y, 1851, and the act amenlatory thereof
approved December 30 lS62-1 shall expose for sale
at public auction, to the highest and best bidder for
cash, In front OF the Court House, In Virginia Civ
on SATURDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST
AID. 1854, between the hours OF l2 O'Clock NJ aud
O'Clock p. NJ, so much of the following describeI
real estate with improvements thereon, as shall be
TO satisfy said execution and costs OF sale
situated In the county Of Storey Territory of Neya,
d. to-wit: Lot 10, Block 81, Range G, Virginia civ
j. W. EASTERL1NG.
Tax Collector Of Storey county, N. T.
ByR. II. CORNELL, Deputy. JyiSH.sl2
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Tax Collector of the County of Storey, n. T.
v j. b. NELSON Deputy. iVI6 td-54

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.-By virtue Of an
L Execution, issued out Of the Justices Court,
Gold HILL Storey County, Territory OF Nevada. dated
the LIST day Of July, D. ls6+ in favor of the People
of the United States in the Territory of Nevada and
against HENRY B0ULERAND, and the Real Is
tate and Improvements hereinafter described, for
the sum Of nine dollars aud thirty-flve cents Delin-
quent Taxes and twenty-three dollars and ten cents
costs OF suit together with accruIng costs and eX.
penses of SALE and pursuant TO the provisions of an
act entitled An Act to provide for the assessing
and collecting County and Territorial Revenue
approved November y, lS6l, and the act amendato-
ry thereof, approved December ~, lS62-I shall eX-
pose for sale, ut public auction to the highest bidder
Tor cash. In front Ofthe Court House In Virginia Civ
on SATURDAY THE SIXTH OF AUGUST, AID
ls6i between the hours OF IL oclocE N, and O'Clock
PM, so much OF the following described Real Es-
tate with Improvements thereon us shall De nects-
sary to satisfy said execution and costs Of sale stu
acd in Gold Hill, the County of Storey, Territory of
Nevada, 10 witt North 20 by Al feet OF lot on West
side Of Telegraph street. adoIned on south BY H. ii.
Flagg. J.W, EASTERLING
Tax Collector of Storey County, N. T.
IV NrIsnN nanut,
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i UIHCt. PItlse call, pay TOT tnIs uUNVIlIavLvHN
asi take your property. Jyl6u
Office of the Yellow Jacket Silver Mining
Company.-Gold Hill, n. T., July 18th, lSb4-Sotice
is hereby given that the regular annual meeting OF
the Stockholders OF the Yellow Jacket Silver Mining
Company was, by order of the Board OF Trustees OF
said company adjourned to meet at the ONCE o. the
company in Gold Hill, n. T., on MONDAY, IhE
hours OF 3 and O'Clock I'm, for the purpose OF
eecng officers sE enc ensuing year and trapSaStGn
S Sef: ~ by order OF the Boari OF Trustees,
WI W. L Snr'N
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Mining Company, Storey county, n. T.-Notice.
There are delinquent upon the following described
stock on account of assessment levied on the 18th
day of june 1854, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, as follows:
Names Certifcatss Shs Amount
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VIEW TO-DAY.

an
rPAX COLLECTORS. SALE.zzBI VIRTUE VI
i an Execution issued out Of the Justices CG ot
the Isl dav OF july AID 1864, in favor of the People
of the United States in the Te5rtSTy o. M nS bs
real estate and improvements hereinafter described
for the sum of Twenty-eght Dollars and Five Gents;
delinquent taxes, and Twenty-seven Dola[s ,,i anu
Eighty Cents costs OF suit, together with accruns
costs aud expenses of sale; and pursuant to the pro
visions OF an act entitled an Act TO provide LOT Tue
assessing and collecting County and Territorial hev.
enue." approved November -. ISL, and the act
amendatOry thereof, approved December ~. ls52Ll
shall expose for sale at public auction to the hgh
est and best bidder. for cash, in front OF the Court
House in Virginia City, on SATURDAY, THE
SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, AID. lS6i. between the
hours Of y O'Clock ~ and O'Clock pm, so much OF
the following described Real Estate, with improve
mets thereon shall be necessary to satisfy said
execution and costs vi sale, situated In Gold Hill,
the County Of Storey, Territory of Nevada to wit:
Lot In Gold HILL Is feet by 100 feet on the west side
oil Main street, between Haskell aud Robinson.
J. ". EASTERLING,
Tax Collector Of Storey county, n. L.
BY j. Il, NELSON. Deputy, iyl6 td-jg
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Gold Hill
PHOTOGRAPHIC q ALLRRY
TWO QUARTZ WAGONS
Turn Verein Hall,

:
Next Building above the GOLD HILL News Onhee)
7NHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM HIS
i many friends and the public in general that he
has again leased the A6oye-named building, the
Hall, which Is now the most suitable one IN doid
be rented for such purposes at any time.
The best WINES, LIQUORS, and ClGAk6 kept
ct the Bar. ljySu] FRkD. UHL
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RyJ. .. NELSON. Deputy. IYI6 ID

VNAX COLLECTORS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
L Execution, issued out OF the Justices Court,
Gold HILL Storey county, Territory of Nevada, dated
the LIST day OF July, AID lS6i in favor of the People
OF the United States, In the Territory OF Nevada.
and against FULLER GOLD AND SILVER MIN
ING COMPANY, and the real estate and improve
ments hereinafter described. for the sum Of Six Dol
lars and Fifty-four Cents, Delinquent Taxes, and
Twenty-Five Dollars and E!ghty-lour Cents costs of
suit, together with accruing costs and expenses OF
sale pursuant TO the provisions Of an act entitled
An Act to provide for the assessing and collecting
County and Territorial Revenue" approved Novem-
Der y. 1861 ana the act amendatory thereof apprO
we'd December III, lSd2-l shall expose for sale, Al
public auction TO the highest and best bidder. for
cash. in front OF the Court House in Virginia City,
on SATURDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST
AID. 1854, between the hours Of II O'Clock NJ. and
O'Clock PM, so much of the following described Real
Estate with improvements thereon, as shall be nee
eSsary to satisfy said execution and costs OF SALE sit
uatcd In Gold HILL the County of Storey Territory
Of Nevada, to wit: Improvements on Mine.
j. W. EASTERLIEG,
Tax Collector OF Storey county, n. T.
Rv r NELSON DaDuty y ti-pI