Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
THE EVENING NEWS.

IalLtu 10 OIOeI ON JuuSS OaNSlpOIbt wiz
acted as President pro tenn. After the
usual amount of business was transacted
the President called upon Judge Beatty to
address the Club, but as several insisted
upon a speech from Judge Davenport, that
gentleman relinquished the chair 10 Judge
Beatty and proceeded to make telling
speech. which WAS received with hearty
APPLAUSE, and which we wish could be
heard by every vacilating voter III the
rhunty and STATE. Judge Davenport evl-
lently doesn't like that species OF "SnaiN
allied Copperhead. and he S!aShed away
4, them right and left-and we could not
..void noticing how two or three OF that
,1rcies, who had crawled into the room,
wr.thcd and wricgled ut every blow he
AIMED at their quarter. In" Judge, upon
The conclusion of his remarks, resumed
.be chair, and the Hon. Mr.. Chaplin. upon
,oud calls. came forward, and in a few
3rir. remarks, responded. Mr.. Chaplin
deals out mcrcileSS blows 10 the enemy,
and through his whole remarks ran vein
u cutting sarcasm and contempt, such as
a.. true Union men must feel towards
,ra..orS. We always felt like hiding our
head with shame for the poor devils who
.!mr under his scathiag sarcasm. Upon
Conclusion Of his remarks the President
allied upon Judge Beatty, who came for
ward anu was introduced to the audience.
Who received him with the warmeSt ap-
p.au>c. Judge Beatty made courteous,
,...nitied argument, convincing every one
lat his ideas of what constitutes true
ra.riOtiSm are the result of pure mind,
r..rrfully cultivated by study and rich in
,.<0eriencc. The remarks of the Judge
were of character far beyond any politi-
"a. haberdaSh. and we could not avoid
n. thought that such minds, and such
pl;y:o:iSm Us was his, were of the kind
That in pas; wears had made our country
.rea: and glorious. Upon the conclusion
q! Judge Beatty'S speech three cheers
were given for the nominees of the Balti-
more Convention and the Union generally.
The meeting then, upon motion. adjourned
until Saturday night, with resolution on
the part of each member TO be present
with such guests rs he might be able to
surround and bring into camp. The
Union men Of this Ward will give a good
.,,,our, of themselves az the polls-Six
hundred and eighty-tour being already
enrolled,
RECORDERS CorRT, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted before
his Honor Judge Davenport this morning:
Mr.. HAYES, arrested by officer Shepard on
:. charge OF being drunk and disorderly,
forfeited his bail in the amount Of $50.
sam. Lemerine. arrested BY officer Dow
uev for lighting. was fined, upon trial,
So. which he paid. T.. Samley. arrested
by officer Ballou on 4 similar charge. was,
uoon trial. discharged. J. Smith. arrested
bv officer Mcintosh on charge of being
drunk and disorderlv, was fined $50, and
~ default of money was committed for 10
DAYS. John Doe, arrested by officer Hanks
IN a similar charge, was fined, and PAID
SO. T. Backu>, arrested by othcer
pownev on Z charge OF assault and bat
:c7v. pleaded guilty to the charge, and was
fined S20-in default of money TO pay the
line, the respondent was committed to
ial for 10 DAYS. Civil Docket-JameS
Maddux vs.. Charles Doyleman. suit on q
.promiSorv note, in which defendant AYERS
no consideration has been had-trlal TO be
had tomorrow. James Erhosts vs.. {. F.
Brown. action on account tor SlOO-
judnenr for plaintiff by default.
Horse THIEVES CAPTURED. - About
zen DAYS since. six valuable horses were
stolen from the ranch of Mr.. Dickey, Of
Washoe Valley. Immediate pursuit was
made. and At, or near Austin, three thieves
We're captured with the horses, saddles,
and other property stolen, in their posses
sion. One of the men captured was Sam
Smith. shoulder hitter, and the train
er of Daley in his recent prize fight with
Davis. The names Of the other two
thieves we were unable to ascertain.
The Sheriff of Lander made the arrest
and brought the prisoners, with the assist
ance of the Under Sheriff OF Washot
county. to.Virginia last night, on Guiou
Wadleigh & Wilson's fast freight line
from Austin. The prisoners will be taker
to Washoe to morrow. where justice vii
probably be me;ed TO them. Smith anc
his companions stoutly assert that the!
purchased the horses.
BENEFIT To-NIGHT.-As this Is the las
opportunity wewill have to call attention
10 the matter, we will say that the benefit
in aid Of the Virginia Fire Department
this evening, promises TO be one OF the
finest affairs of the season. \ magnlh-
cent bill is out. and Miss Howard, Mrs,
Judah, Miss Devine. MesSrs. Phelps, Nc
Gowan, Griffith, florence, Brown, and
nearly all of the attaches Of the Theatre,
have volunteered their services: beside,
Johnny Tuers and other performers will
tend 10 make an evenings amusement
worth double the price Of admission. As
SIX hundred feet of the hose purchased
will be sent 10 the Fourth Ward, on the
Divide, we hope that the people Of Gold
Hill will respond literally. for the same
will be as much 10 their service as to Hir'
g!nia. Go early and procure good seats
BULLION ShlFNENA Ai%1
Wells, Fargo & Co. forwarded four pack
ages of bullion, weighing 275 lbs, Of the
value of S3.3O7 OIL, received by them
from Cnionville, Humboldt county. Also
two packages of bullion from Austin
Lander county, weighing 80 lbs, OF the
value of SLIGO.
Fourth WARD CLrB.-The members Of
this Club are waking up, and this evening
the Hibernian's will assemble at o'clock
at Headquarters, at which time it is de-
sirable that every loyal Irishman in the
county will be present, and listen to the
patriotic speeches that will be made on the
occasion.
MEETING At FLowERY.-The Union
men of Flowery District will be address
I'd this evening by Messrs. Winton, Bald
win and Sumner upon the issues OF the
day. An enthusiastic meeting may be
expected.