Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-01
JUSTICES couar, v1ao1s1A.-The fol-

lowing suits have been commenced before
Justice Sawyer to-day, all of which stanc
continued until Monday: Hyman ct al
vs.. J. W. Kelley, an action in forcible en-.
try and detainer; Friedenberg VS.. Alvorez
action on account; same VS.. Brophy, &C.
ton on account. In the action of Hall vs.
Fairchild ct al, tried yesterday, a verdict
was rendered for the plaintiff. In the &C.
ton of Orgala VS.. Small the Court ordered
Judgment to be entered for defendant
from which an appeal was taken.
GERMAN CLUE MEEr1Ne.-Don't forge,
the meeting of the loyal Germans of Gold
Hill, to be held at Turn Verein Hall to-
morrow Sunday evening. Every loyal
German should be on hand and enroll
himself. in the ranks of true Union men.
The members of the new Club will vote
at the Union Primary election on Monday,
just the same as Gold Hill Union Club
No. |. which already has near seven hun
dred names enrolled. So attend the Ger
man meeting tomorrow evening.
FIRST WARD UNION CLuB.-At this
Club in Virginia last evening, large
crowd assembled at late hour, consider
ably augmented by the appearance of a
committee. which surprised it, from the
Second Ward. Speeches were made by
Judge Brosnan and Messrs. Winton and
Chaplin. Considerable enthusiasm was
manifested, and the club adjourned with
three rousing cheers for Lincoln and
Johnson.
CoPPERHEAD PRINARIEs.-The Demo-
Gratis hold their primaries to-day, in Vir-
ginia, and the names of the several dele
gates in nomination are fair index of the
loyalty of the party. In the Second
Ward, six out of the fourteen men on the
ticket are avowed Secessionists and firm
supporters of one j. Davis, Esq, while
the antecedents of the remaining eight are
of very mixed" character.
STRIKE IN THE OPHIR.-It is currently
reported in this city, that very rich ledge
of ore was struck yesterday, in the south
ern portion of the Ophir mine, which if
true will 60 far to disprove the played
out" theory of old fogies. We trust the
report is well grounded, as it will give in
creased impetus to the already rapid re-
action of Nevada mining stocks.
DEMONSTRATIONS evening, large
crowd collected in front of the Democratic
Headquarters on B street, attracted by
the exposition of Copperhead principles
by a prominent Democrat, who was evil
IDENTIFY laboring under the influence of
bad whiskey. The talk" made many
Union votes, as do all like secession har-
rangues.
4 FIGHT.-This noon, a, the polls of
the Third Ward Democracy, severe fight
took place between Larry Murray can
didate on the primary ticket-and Jack
Mannix, who was very drunk and got
badly beaten, being foully besmeared with
blood and mud. No arrests were made,
although we saw the officers in close vi
cinity.
The GERMANS will this evening assem-
BILE at the Headquarters of the Second
Ward Union Club, and pledge mutual
fealty TO the cause of American Nation
atty. An enthusiastic gathering will be
the result, for the boys from the father
land" are almost unanimously for L" Hon.
est Abe" and Union loving Andy"
CATHOLIC LEcruRE.-The Rev. Father
Cassia, who is so widely known as dis
seminator of Catholic doctrines, will Lee
ture at the Court House, Virginia, next
Thursday evening. The citizens of Vir-
ginia and Gold Hill, will be favored with
a rare intellectual treat by attending.
The Rev. B. S. McLaAerty, who has
been sent to this Territory by the Baptist
Home Mission Society of New York city,
will preach at Odd Fellows Hall (Vir-
ginia) tomorrow evening at Z o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
BuLLIoN.-Wells, Fargo 6 Co. shipped
from their office in Gold Hill, this morn
ing, II sacks of bullion, weighing 1922
pounds, and valued, according to assay.
the snug sum OF S5l,0UU.
BOARD OF FIRE DELEGArEs.-TheV ir-
ginia Board of Fire Delegates will meet
this evening at half past Z o'clock, at the
Engine House of Company l. A promp,
attendance is expected.
REESE RIVER BULLIoN.-Wells, Fargo
s. Co., last evening, received from Austin,
Lander county, seven packages Of bullion,
weighing 343 lbs, of the assayed value Of
$6,94l so.
KNIcKERBocKER No. S. - This com.
pany will receive benefit this evening al
Maguire's Opera House. Upon which &C.
casion a dramatic entertainment will be
furnished.
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. D. H. Palmer of Virginia, will hold
service at Odd Fellows Hall, every Sun
day evening at 7 o'clock, until further
notice.
OWING to the continued illness of the
Rev. Mr.. Whitaker, there will be nc
Episcopal services tomorrow. The Sun
day School will meet as usual at l. P. NJ.
BULLION SH1PMENr.-Wells, Fargo 6
Co., this morning shipped from their Vir-
GINA Office, bars of Bullion, weighing
400 lbs, Of the asSayed value of $2,56l So
AMALeAx.-Messrs. Van Wycke & Co.
have to-day received 4,7l0 ounces of anal.
gam for assay.
"PvE CHANGED NY MIND" So
Barney McFiggen," said a tall, robust
Irishman at McNamee's corner, the other
day, to a diminutive. dried up, weazen-
faced individual, at the same time catch.
ing the latter by the throat and squeezing
what little breath he had in him nearly
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