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eS,A q worried shsoaah hesors Midnight
.iEa found 81 of,en st,see fiif camping
~ iIow. seplenstef ina productivity
q an. si.s lottnia aAds III k'ntsy Ciiath
s,sa Teaaessna rivers. successfully hfIssssling
AIs So ffaee required ca The support Of
sss.s and & & safirnlsa 4 Il 50 as We
MART |nshiaea ~ So brought ish 5ss, and
ika fsn hlndsa s. Rrnas and eslfw Of corn
ssl,a1l...i ID tie nlanntnihs did NOT 70 sArln
Assialnfnr lie iheat natsllef u animais in
IA exFsalsibnA MaMy Of the puor beasts
gave up tlie ghost @. tie iis'slhtash top,
uihes1 no longer hble y ssvfk wire leis be-
hind. 10 exc mi tleif ekiztsnen ~ best they
might. u distresaes nc % see them IN want,
aEler ieriusnibg the prodiginus service they
have Done. The country nom Deaffnond
Gap % this point h well settled. and the
roads cutie yasaahle We arr nov In a good
regson Scr forage, and win likewise obtain
much Subsistence for the men--a great re.
lief TO the eommissary as well as 10 the
aaas4ersnaelsr. nitseh abused bat very feees-
assrr fhnetlunafies % the comfort Of IN army
Ashgnrtie substantial results accomplish
"a 81 thn Substitution Of nufnside'r army
fbf BIagge III this region, may he mention
Cd the cutting Of the great artery Of com
n.aniehtioA between Virginia and the South
west--the principal railroad line for the
transit 81 troops and supplies. Also the
securing OF the incoming crop Of the eo'i,i-
try, including large amount of I've stock,
which therebels ~ their haste bad not time
10 drive before them. On this peint, also,
I viii submit rebel testimony rs being most
interesting. The Cleveland. Tenn, Htniler,
Of Aug 6th, 1868, in speaking Of the neeS's-
sity OF holding this region, said:
sThe fall II yirksbslrR womb b b,l, as drop IN
sAs htst to the loss Of East Tenncs.cs fr IL Z the
Esr ta the snuke-hupse, grahary, and grand haasa-
sine ~ the Ceafhaeracy We should ihsH truly,
have b sgnsw eIs and Zee to the .noanSsiRs Of
Heteidam. #
Their prospects for ''gnawiug flies are
better now thAn whca the above was writ
ten. and. verify. they have little else 20 gnaw.
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: we have Sen Ifofa fss . 81 ] great heart
bows sitting bv the kitchen atalFsi lOaslilsg
tAsis leei, and eraeklaK nategF isikcs = bile
their tnssheft q slender Folnan, has ggEe 70
the wood pile for wood, 10 the well Cor
water. & Il, The meat hoase u ct frozen
sssae issF breakfast this y ilat ~ q sis6aid
ho There Il much work abunt tho hcilae
loo hard FER woman Heavy Lifting hard
extra ssc,,s. phIeh should be Dose BY those
nanrr able boys don't les your mother do
4 an, especially IL she 4 feeble wsHan. -
UaIl prosy hustseswurk y ifltsuil1e enough
s. che basi. II Il long Noflt. tetl, y being
impossible 10 tel whom II j. depe and fhen
on the n.orrow the whole Is TO be gone over
with again. There IS more Of It than ono
/. ami 10 think. We wish some bnsy, all
day honsekeeper the arrangement OF Whose
honse Is about Is ibconvenient a II tan be
"a not uncommon state Of thfngs would
eonnt her steps for one day, and ZEE a. have
the result IN miles; let Il be notcd how InaHy
times ffuin the store 10 the wood pile. 10
the pump, up and down stairs, andespecial-
II how many times from the stove 70 the
buttcry Morning Star.
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aaaltIenal ReguIalIons Of Yrade.
Ta9AsrKf DErAHTMKxT, Jan. %, ise


LI.-1Tbe Commanding General having expressed
che opinin IN reply b letter addressed 10 hfs ey
Toe SerrrsaFy II the Treasury On the 18th instant
that FessrieieEs en- trsde 10 the States 81 hiseo1ri
aud kentMCky may now he safely removed, and the
Secretary &c War IN bis better % tfIs day. JxnaarY
-. 1ss4 having approved thst opinion, the fEen-
tiesh Rexaleti0B ~ Trade sstsllishcd, With Dshrr
Reeulstians On the llth 0f September 1863 y -
far nls.IiEsd that all rystriCsih. trade In the
states ssf Missoori and Kehiseky are snnulsel and
ahr,sated; and al pru,ts sIi gsls may b. freely
taken into and transported within the said States
in tins Of yeace Iroritiea Aswrro, That M pro-
ducts OF gusis shall be taken fFofn said States 81
either ~ theta into any State deelFrsd To b. In In
snrfection az TO any part in sssd stste hefesefors
blsskasl.-I which hst esh Hay b. opened, except
in er,npIiafcs With the Reguations Of September
H. 1868.
Rrstrctor,s upon trade in ta from other States
snA s~s uIon thu trade With Ststes in Instruction
and parts Of said atss especially The Mississippi
and other nayigabls rivers. viii b. remove when
ever in the opinion If the President such removal
shati be found e0IsiIle with the military fsAsurss
necessary fsa the suppression Of che rebellion.
T. = CHASE
!Secrctary u DE Treasury,
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ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS OF TRADE.
II saks sFccf sr1ss prD,AqTsed suisT asfloritg II
fae Prtsiasat ~ Generals eesa,sssaiI,g depart
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Fsen. ,As spriagstid, Us. paiiy s,sss l,'atrial
Letter nom Eas, Tennessee.

Gerard Barnsidss akdsahee- ! r. Rsbss Re.
frost---taEtare 81 I.gsaes--sSkF ufsss Of
Union Heh in EsSt TeRHesscs TAelF jog
al HsGfc5raaef Digsic9ifiss 81 fht msup'k
sAUosgh tlse Maaafaias-- Rcbei BFagglf4lsHa,
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= Taa esnssssass 4 paa Aaspsa, Atln;ss haye hcea
49, srSy 81 4sxfa - kt1a llsl ~ 7hefe - eIlf
60 $50 s, - sessss1 Eftrs sn lilasf - sef the
tInltea stAtess sr akeihS1 " There tan - he
snrufrass : "a this waF@4saRy paetiaet u trait
erp.aArxfnEs a. natatAAs at Ctieases ArsH u ets
ava SFss fhsS toe r han o. Icy
drive betre tAsul late sssst Fshk III fsts,
81 they sssaIa also dsiskat. Trei thsfa aef. We're
d. "a aszr u.uiA iRsfae sod dettfaa a u1heAt
isesey a6sSlteeIf sssaesa q sseke te1azSs . -
amases that any oRe eanid shluk 81 peace 81
any fersesss ne Whe ehtertafds TIE eeAtfsaeat =
ID aslf IL - sfnse AND Ae VIA astere g St tita
tire Il. aefeesSfs = sf4ltat - h1s eeassrss VIE
dt<erStx the Eeern aAa cahaaa 81 " Al sene7snae
wemsss-GESPEat 3l8sEeRkkss
aa4z@z2
rss rrss ls.s tAa sssA asaaSleas What justice
49, hsn aesisa kaa hat elfis, fesasd Ia gsttes
and rishs haz bcsa Nithhelas Can eithff Of 9oa g.
say sasts nae sgss ss4 u Nfpag, dslteerateiS ana
purpoeely aane b ths Faferaaitat - ktef -
Which ne Soash has = at % ssnf 4ehaiienEe
tke enfa<t. : lI5x. A. n. sssrHssS, iestA
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Truth Pat 70 The ESsss II fssazd oPeu encounter =
Mares. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16
PEOPLES
NOMINATING COMMITTEE

ATA MEETING OF THE PEOPLES NoMI-
"A mating Committee, held August I'm, 1904, the
following resolutions were reported and adopted
WHEREAS We, the Peoples Nominating Commits
tee In common with our fellow citizens, feeling the
importance OF attention TO our political matters,
seeing the evil now upon US Of debt-of onerous and
unjust tavaton In the past and, without attention,
of ruin In the future, and
WHEREAs, The only hope Of remedy and salvation
lies in the assumption of their rights by the people
themselves, the in nominating loyal honest and capa-
bls men to till our public Offices, and
Committee for that purpose and desiring 10 faith
fGliy discharge the important duties confded.
Therefore. Be 1t by the Peoples Nominating Com
mittee
lpate In the action Of this Convention
Resolred That all candidates before this Conven-
ton be required 20 pledge themselves, In writing TO
RssoIred That ali candidates for once before this
Convention pledge themselves In wTlting TO oppose
no o9ssG ,Ssr any onsas tne snS tbeIr Sees
Rs,olred, That all citizens be requested to hand
In TO the Secretary previous to the istn tne names
positions TO be nlled.
Resolred That all candidates for positions be re-
Quested to send In their names, and positions to
which they aspire, in writing and sealed and In the
10 the Peoples Nominating Committee: hereby
present my name as candidate for the position OF
-; and hereby pledge myself to abide the
action Of your body aud support the tcket you may
nominate. further agree TO use no measure TO de-
feat any action the Legislature may take respecting
tees etc. relating TO my ofce, II elected. indorse
your Union resolutions.
Signed, -
ResoIsea That we unequivocaly indorse this ad-
mInstraon in all It's acts for the suppression OF this
unholy rebellion and shall use every means In our
power 10 aid the Government In 50 doing
Resolred That these resolutions be published In
the various papers Of the county from this date un
III the 18th.
Substitutes were also elected TO fll the vacancies
occasioned BY designations, absentees and other
.atlseS as in the following corrected list.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16

We have sxhamined the books Of the various
county officers. and found them correct.
We nave added to our annual report full state
aent Of The receipts ami expenditures Of the county
froT July l. 1852 to July !. 1855 as owing 70 the ao-
ssrce on one OF the Commissioners and illness OF
or lsS: the Other Commissioners, together with the
County Clerk, examined the books OF the diierent
county o1seers al that time. and found them Al cor
rect
wnen 4 majority of the present Board Of Commits
~ionsrx came into ONCE. m September, 1852 they
fonnd one OF the present hospital buildings u pro
essa Of erection, and were Obliged 70 nnsn and tur-
ish ne building as speedily possible, for the ap-
1,licafions for admission were many, and private &C
an, purehase many other necessary articles tor the
use or the county, Was the question We could NOT
,ssreh humber. lime. furniture. proF1sions medi-
Zines help OF assistants. etc., with scrp. Wllnout
.svlr enormous prices for them. The former Board
afCorirnfssioners laeored iulder the sAHie dlsaa-
,ssf zine were comparatively light, but they found
IA reesssry 70 adopt some plan ny which they coun
ss money and they selected the plan TOT creating
contingent fund and setting apart one-tnlru Of the
s,srTes 81 fAs county for the payment OF warrants
a-.,-n 1ron that fund. The amount 30 drawn oy
tes Tsrrner Boari Of Commissioners on this eontn-
s5S,t faud. up 70 ne tine the present boaId cAme
rto once September, lso amounted 70 lne sum :,
Z. slI ~ snd the present Board continued g draw
~ shs :Slsle fund up to November, ls62. to pay
r-s-Ti.,r EMS which were coming m very t2st a.
ksf fis5e "a The hospital euihin9 vas about CON-
,i-s.j We bad 20 plaster the whole pullding. pe.
~ anish me same, pay the various pois eonttle.eo
bsr hhor, materials, etc. oesldes furnishing
Il which wss Of ITSELF sione hesyy item ~.
AZ nat tine there were v.xtAnss Msasq "a VI
SS ifsHi1g ave pr esns. Per mcnm mssfss''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16

KoSpIr1oS OF KALIHoRSlA.-It is said
that kurious kases kount the koin OF Kal.
ifonia by klamshells full, and this kcm-
putation they KAN kommercial kufrency
in that krescent Kline. KonSider ths
krime kommitted by such kruel gold
hearted krowd, who kahn BY konquest-
and kalculate the kost Of . ksrgo Of kRb-
bage, krackers, kream kakes, ktout, kolefa
kodfish, kalomel, and other konfectionariss
to keep such krew fUm kutting each
others kollars-knothing but kfistianD
kould kompel them to keep kool. o kon,
science ones blood runs kold 10 kalkn.
late the kondition Of such kountleoa
konelomerated kraven-h hearted kongEeEa-
ton, who kwit their knatiys home 70
kollect small krums in. krude kadl2
kreating kwint-essence in every kountfy.
Kwery-will not Q large number koFrupt
the very kriminal kode itself- -kapsise ths
konstitution-klub ogefhsr-kneeoti3s
with notorious karactsrs to kaSIy kos.
ruption through every kwartn. At this
kriical krisis our korespondent kaved
klean in. 80. { - - -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16
THE / EVENING NEWS
o UR FLA q

- s.. By EMILE LAWSO5.sl l.,fl. ~ i y
ItS White was made of Plymouth SHOWS
Where first the English Pilgrims trod-
That Ice.girt Rock from whence arose
Their grateful hearts TO God
Then in far and sunny land
Freedoms inspiring spirit glowed,
And from the South's impAsdoned heart
The Crimson llfe-stream flowed
God saw twas good, and DER it's folds ~
Ayeil Of heavenly Aznre drew;
Bright angels came, and, wondering,
= With Starry eyes looked through.
Charmed With the young world ofthe Free,
Der palmy grove, DER mountain wild,
They bore this Flag OF Liberty, a
While new born angels smiled.
Its stripes can never fade or die eg,s
By shining forms'tis guarded yet
And never from It's holy sky
One radiant star shall set
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16
Nerves. se..ibi.ily .fssr Deespi's-,

Nervsas sensiSi.isy amer DeceSa'
A+amrt;nv ~ the School Of Medicine.
IN Paris ;ust Alter the execution Of L. Z
Pommera;s the noisoner.g the subject Of,
dsh.,s vas ,be nnss;b;l;rv NJ the nroionea.
.;on ~ ~ Main hv decan;tat;on bv the ouiiio.
s;ue @ Several eTsInnles nd been ure-
nayed, and the incident ouo,ed by one Of
the ,,roseaaors cansed an emotion Of terror
- - mn ,bronoh the assembly.. n.When 4
Young student myself" said the professor,
II was much impressed with certain ex.
neriments / had witnessed made upon the
peryous svstem of the patients in the Ho.3
tel Dieu. and became so convinced that
physical sensibility could NOT abandon the
frame irnmediately after violence commit
ted upon it when in the midst Of youth
and health. and that death was com6atted
bv the strong will 10 live. that upon the
announcement of an execution about to
take placeVat Caen / hurried thither, de-
termined 70 pursue the investigation q far
as nerfect conviction. I had concealed .
marine speaking trumpet beneath nv coat,
and stood close behind the municipal
guard at the foot of the scafold. and
never once took my eyes from the criminal
after he mounted the platform. ] beheld
the whole process Of the execution, and
was perfectly self-possessed, as every one
of the puerile and disgusting ceremonies
was &C omplished. When the head rolled
into the basket, / drew the speaking trum,
pet forth, and, placing it to my lips. pro-
nounced the name Of the criminal in
distinct tone. / could not be mistaken.
The eyes. which had been gradually clos.
ing, suddenly opened, staring wide, and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16

ANOTHER SENsATIoN.--The people OF
R6uen have Just been having novel SEN
sation, and have been making the most Of
it--a ship having lately brought to this
port, from guano island off the coast Of
Africa petrihed human body, in perfect
preservation. It seems that this strange
object was discovered ina sort OF rough
barrel, buried in the depths of the bed Of
guano. The inscription, Christopher
Delano, I42l," rudely carved nthe barrel
would seem to indicate that the body
rii9ht be that Of a sailor, who, dying on .
voyage, had been buried by his mates IN
that desert island. The petri6ed corpse
is evidently that of awhite man and the
mark of cut from q lance on the right
shoulder, probably indicates that he was
killed In q fight, Theb Of guano above
this body was l40 feet thick, the slow &C.
cumulation Of 500 years, during which the
birds appear to have lived perfectly un-
visited By man. The body, which 10 said
to present all the characteristics Of q fossil
has been preserved intact by the action Of
the guano; the hair and teeth are in par
feet preservation and this strange relic Of
Ave centuries ago is shortly 70 be brought
to this city. for the ediAcston of ths
scisnd0c woSld. llsl d 2. t4ssl79 ats5
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16
Oriinnnce NO. ne.

kEAhSEUt aug uSt let icVt.J
AN ACT to prevent Chinese occupying dwellings
"A within certain limits Of Gold Hill. The Board
Of Trustees of the Incorporate town Of Gold Hill do
ortiain as follows:
SEC. i. Whereas the particular vocation and
habits OF that class Of persons known Chinese
an injury TO the health Of the Inhabitants, and det
rImental to the property and It's safety from fire
within the said town Of Gold Hill-it Is therefore
hereby ordered that from and after the publication
Of this Ordinance, no person or persons known as
Chinese shall be allowed to occupy any dwelling or
dwellings on any places OF habitati0n whatsoever,
within the Incorporate town of Gold Hill, which
shall be nearer than four hundred feet from the
present residence of any white person or persons,
unless by permission rst had from the Trustees Of
said town Of Gold HILL
As aforesaid on conviction before Justice Of the
Peace Of Gold Hill Of violation Of this Ordinance,
shall be hned not less than one hundred nor more
than ave hundred dollars.
SIC s. II shall be the duty Of Il Marshal to n0ti
N personally such Chinese Of the requirements Of
this Ordinance, and have the same faithfully ex-
ecuted. ~, ,.-.l.,l.l. q
q. II. BnHfNa0N Clerk Aul5 2R
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16

DY yIRTUE on AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of Justice s. 81. Robinson's Court; Of Gold
Hin Township, Story County, Nevada Territory, TO
me directed In favor Of Gold Hill News lynch
Mundall proprietors) and against The Crest East
em G. s. NJ. Co., have seized and will expose for
sale, at Public Auction. at O'clock IN, on FRS
DAY. The TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST,
Ap., 1864. IN front OF the Justices Once Gold HILL
n. T.. tho following described properay--to wit: all
the right title and interest of said Great Eastern g.
4 a Co. Judgment debtors in and 20 two thou
he Great Eastern G. 4 s. N. Co.; and lying and be-
ing situated IN American Flat Gold Hill District
and bounded on the South BY the Butcher Claim a.
per notice cf location Of the same on which claim IA
shaft (S0l eighty feet more or less Also tunnel
run on said Claim 600 one hundred feet more or
less Also windlass and rope.
Constable OF Gold Hill Township.
Gold HIN. August sth. 1874. au5-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16
LEGAL ADYERTI8EMEsrs.
luu,nlnnons.

u nv OF Nevada, County of Storey, Gold Hill Pre-
cinct, s. H. Robinson. Justice Of the Peace.-S. W.
Chubbuck. Plaintiff, against G. W. Bloor 4 Co.. De-
rica IN the Territory Of Nevada: To G.. w. BLO0R
4 co. Greeting You are hereby summoned to APP
pear before me, Justice OF the Peace, In and for
Gold Hill Precinct, County and Territory aforesaid
at my ONCE in Gold HUI on the NINETEENTH
DAY OF FSEPrEMBER, A.D.. 1854, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
OF that day, TO answer the complaint offs w. Club
buck. wherein he claims 10 recover from you the
sum of elghty-one 7s-iOo dollars for money ad-
yanced by plaintiff for you to the California State
Telegraph Company i3tA lH oi4gl
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to APP
pear and answer the complaint US aforesaid or Judg
Ient win be taken against you for the said sum OF
So and 7s-l00 dollars, and costs Of suit. To the
Sheriff or any Constable of said county, greeting
Make legal service and due return hereof Given
under my hand this 18th day Of August, A. D. 1854
~ S. H. ROBINS IN, Justice of the Peace
hnl5 I'm Gold Hin Precinct. Storey CO. N. Z. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16

lion win be held IN the various election precincts OF
Storey county, N. T.. for the following of1cers.
s sMembers OF Assembly.
Sheriff.
County Clerk.
Tax Collector.
Recorder.
Treasurer. stF
Assessor a. tF
lCommissIoner from Gold Hill,
Justice the Peace for Virginia.
Justice OF the Peace for Gold Hill.
Justice Of The Peace for American City.
Justice Of the Peace for Ffowery.
lJustlce Of the Peace for Washington, ked
Mountain District.
Constable for Virginia.
Constable for Gold Hill.
Constable for American City.
CONSTABLE for Howery.
Constable for Washington. Red Mountain
District.
The foilowlng gentlemen have been appointed
Judges and Clerks IN the various districts by the
Board Of County Commissioners Of said County
Election District No. l-Gold Hlll-JudgeE J. A.
Apperson, Geo. Arnold, II. c. Brooke. Clerks; H.
W. Pease, 9. Newman. Polls to be held at May
Election District No. 2-Flowery-Judges: t. Skill
liman. Frank A. Parke and l. Dunn. Clerks; J.
Gammon and - Clarke. Polls at Gould Curry
Election District No. s-Flrst Ward. Virginia
Judges: Dr. W, !; MEneer, Alex, Kennedy and
Sutlitf's Hail. tS 18ti WI
Election District No. 4-Second Ward, Virginia
Judges Geo: ". HoPsinS Fsnno DoSneE and T A A.
Polls to be held at No. q North street.
Election District Nc. 5-Second Ward, Virginia.
Judges: Chas Wilson, L. W Keyes, r. Mcintosh.
Clerks: VIM. Halsey and Charles Champney Polls
at Maguire's Opera House.
Election District No. 6-ThIrd Ward, Virginia.
Judges: John A. Benhaul, d. w. Miller and D. Baiy.
Clerks; w. Il, Barstow and J. Q. Swain. Polls one
door south Of Floods Saloon, @ street.
Election District No, 7.-American City.-Judges:
NE White ssT0thsF and w,1n POs PEStherUS ~ Se
held at the Willows
Election District No. s.-Eourth Ward, Virginia.
Judges: w. Heaton, ]. NJ. Walker and DR.. Carper-
ter. Clerks: VIM. Mason and Geo. Porter. Polls at
the Ashland House.
Election District No. e.-washlngton, Red Noun
tain Disadvantages: A. McGraw, John Raulston
and VIM. Humphrey. Clerks; II. Manning and I.
]. Henry. Polls at the Washington Hotel.
Polls TO be opened at O'Clock An. and closed at
6PM.
SEAL eth day Of August, lsSi, W w,sTox
Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners.
By B. C. Brown Deputy. augS I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN business OF the City Market, heretofore con-
Quoted by j. Payne and B. D. Richie, Is this day sur
rendered TO J. w. Dorsey. Also, all books, bills,
notes or other evidences OF Indebtedness due the
said Market are turned over to the Said j. w Dorsey
~ JOHN s. PAYNE,
s,H b. d. RICHIE.
n. BAH persons owing old accounts. are re-
quested 10 call and settle so as 10 save costs;
l. J. w. DORSEY.
Gold Hill July m lS6t jy20 3w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16
Proclamation.

Il
urHEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF
w the Congress Of the United States. approved
March 2lst AD 1894 the people OF the Territory Of
Nevada were authorized TO form for Themselves
State Governments" and
WHEREAS In obedience TO said Act, the people Of
the Territory Of Nevada through their delegates In
Convention assembled, have ordained and establish
ed Constitution; and
WHEREAS, In the Ordinance OF the Constitution 80
ordainedand established II Is provided that, the
Governor Of the Territory OF Nevada shall issue his
proclamation for the submission Of said Constitution
10 the people Of said Territory for their approval or
rejection on the day provided for such submission
by Act of Congress- and
WHEREAS, II Is provided by Act Of Congress, ap-
proved May 2fst, AID. 1854, that said Constitution
shall be submitted 70 The qualified electors OF the
Territory Of Nevada for their approval rejection
on the first dst) Wednesday Of September, A. D.
1851
Now, THEREFORE, /, JAMES W. NYE, Governor
Of the Territory Of Nevada, by virtue of the powers
IN me vested. do proclaim and declare that the Con-
sttutiOu Of the State OF Nevada shall be submitted
to the qualified electors of said Territory fot their
approval or rejection, on WEDNESDAY,, THE
SEVENTH 9TH DAY OF SEPTEdBEls, AID, 1854.
f-@,, In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
{Ls my hand, and caused to be aflxed the Seal
49, of the Territory Of Nevada, this 10th day Of
August, AID. 1854 JAMES w. NfE,
Governor OF the Territory OF Nevada.
Attest ORION CLEMENS, Secretrry Of the Territory.
THE NEWS makes no charge for the publication OF
the foregoing. augl3 I'd