Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-04
THE EVENING NEWS.

glare over the few CopperneauS near q
stand that was originally manufactured
for the use of speakers, while the side
walks adjacent were sprinkled with Union
men, curious to hear what the pigmy OF
Lander had 70 say for his particular friends,
Jefferson Dazis, Robert Lee, and other
thieves of the Southern Contederacy.
Well, finally Mr.. Bu-el mounted the
stand, and was greeted with a maud
lin howl that would have done
grea, credit to Robespierrian rabble.
He Where, oh where, are the
memories of Demosthenes, Cicero and
Larry Murray: Where are the Pyramids
of Egypt, the ruins of Pompeii and Hur-
celsneum. and the honor of the Mary Ann
Gold and Silver Mining Company What
has become of Sur John Franklin, Stone
wall Jackson or the woody horse:" We
won't .atitmpi to answer, but David's
speech was about - uncertS as anR Of
the above questions, except that he sa14le
was going to eat, everyone knew that he
would when he could get chance) and as
near as he dared to say, that he was a
friend to Jefferson Davis. Of all the
puny, feeble, ridiculous and illiterate at
tempts at speech. his was the worst in
the deck. But, we forbear. and only wish
that Mr.. Buell. would speak again and
convert score more men TO the Union
party. The aspiran, for Gubernatorial
honors was succeeded by some distin-
guished secesSioniSts, who unfortunately
have brains, and use them against hui
maa;ty and justice, but their remarks were
void of any life. for they well know that
next Tuesday will consign them and their
fast depopulating party to the shades Of
political oblivion.
The WRONG REPORTER Yesterday, a
gentleman of Virginia-a prominent bank
er-button-holed your reporter, and vol
unteered an Item, OF course, we were OBJ
Gged, and notebook in hand awaited the
news, said our informant: Two men
waiting on c street, to-day, for the stage.
one of whom held carefully in his arms a
bundle, which from the great care taken
OF it, l supposed was some valuable pro-
perty, and my curiosity being aroused.
approached. and found il to be a bottle
marked, Mcclellan cocktails. At that
moment the bottle busted and the liquor
was spilled; now, said he, by changing
the name of Mcclellan TO Lincoln. and
heading the article 'Oninous you can
make good point. But my dear boy,
said We you have struck the wrong man
I'm reporter for the Gold Hill News.
The hell you are, said he; I thought you
were for the Constitution. Let's drink
NUNS the word"
GLEE CLrB.-Remenber. Union men of
Storey. that the Virginia Glee Club,
assisted BY the Germania Singing Society,
and host of volunteers, will give grand
Union Concert at the Opera House, to-
night. During the present exciting polit-
ical canvass the Glee Club have sung at
Union meetings repeatedly, without money
and without price; in doing this favor
10 the cause they have incurred great
expense both of time and money, and we
trust that tonight packed audience will
testify the esteem in which the gentlemen
composing the Club are held BY our loyal
citizens. A programme Of unusual at
traction is offered for approval. and the
melody of the Glee Club, the SCIENTIFIC ex-
ecution of operate music by the Germa-
mans, and an address from the eloquent
lips of A. W. Baldwin, Esq, combined.
will make a rare treat for lovers of music.
Go everybody.
GERMAN UNION CLuB.-The loyal Ger
mans of Storey met last evening at their
rooms on B street, which were crowded to
their utmost capacity. They were adj
dressed By Col. Sumner, DR.. H. VI. Bien.
and other eloquent gentlemen, who were
vociferously applauded. The loyal Ger
mans are numbered in legions, and will be
remembered BY future generations as the
men who were loyal to their adopted
country in the hours of darkness.
ASSESSMENT SALES, tomorrow, reported
by Turney, O'Brien s Billet, Auctioneers
and Brokers, Main street, Gold Hill:
Virginia-Santa Fe, Seigel and Table
Mountain; Gold Hill--Croesus and knick-
erbocker. There will also be an admins
traitors sale in the estate of Geo. Ellicous,
deceased, of valuable wood ranch in Red
Mountain district. with Us cords OF wood,
oxen, yoke. &C., in front Of the Court
House, Va, at II o'clock, ".
REcoRoER's CouRr, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted before
his Honor Judge Davenport this morning;
John Brown, (the original john was
drunk and disorderly last night, got ar
rested BY officer Hanks, and not appear
ing to answer this morning, forfeited bail
10 the amount of $40.
JUSTICES CouRr, MASSACHUSETTS,
sawyer's Court has been occupied this
morning, in a trial of the case Of the Peo-
pie v. Began, defendant, was discharged.
In the matter of Light v. Burke, suit for
restitution of premises, judgment was en-
tered for plaintiff.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS. - The Grand
Union Procession for tomorrow evening,
has raised great expectations in the minds
of LOYALTY, and created great trepidatlon
in the minds of the Copperheads who feel
they are "lost lost. lost =!
100. F.-As will be seen by an ad-
yertisement in another column all the
lodges of Odd Fellows, of Virginia Dis
rrict, will meet from date in the library
room of their new hall. Nevada Lodge
No. 7 has a meeting tonight, at o'clock.
GorSe, GoNe.-Ticke,s in Eaves, Nye
Co.'S Sixth Gift Entertainment are SELL
ing like hot corn of December evening:
People know that they wont get swindled
in this entertainment, hence their eaSerness
to purchase.
MEETINGS To-SIeHr.-The Hibernian
Union Club meets tonight at the Head
quarters; and the Union men Of the
lower precinct of Gold Hill at the White
House, at7P.M. Every Union man Is
expected to be on hand.
NEw GooDs.-Barnsrt & Co., B street,
have Just received one of the best stocks OF
furnishing goods to be found in Virginia,
which will be sold at rates defying COM
petition.
BULLION SHIrMENr.-Wells, Fargo &
Co. this morning shipped twelve boxes
and one sack of bullion, weighing 1888