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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
DISPATCH FROM wAsHOE.

WAsHoE, Nov. 9--The following is the
official vote of Washoe county: Presi-
dental Electors - Baldwin, 293; Peck,
292; Gage, 292; Jones, 26S; Angel, 26S;
Bonefeld, 267. Governor-Blaisdel, 294;
Buell., 267. Lieutenant Goyernor-Ar-
rick, 26S; Crossman, 293. Congressmen-
Bradford, 267; Worthington, 294. Judges
Supreme Court-McKinsuy, go; McCon-
nell, 267; Wallace, 267; Lewis, 297; Be-
atty, 292; Brosnan. pol. Clerk Supreme
Court-Helm, 297; Robinson, 264. State
Observation-Disclosures, 293; Gallagher,
269. State Treasurer-RhOdes, 294; Ma
honey, 265. Attorney General-Nourse,
292; Rhodes, 26S. Secretary of State
Noteware, 2O3; Ellis, 269. Superintend-
ent Public Instruction - White, 292;
Chinn, 269. Surveyor General-Marlette,
292; Ostrom. 269. Senators-Lambert,
232; slingerland, 2S2; Perkins, 1854;
Drexler, 269. Asscmblymen-Myric, 2SS;
Shackelford, 279; Beck, 2S3; Geller, 264i
Mason, 269; Brumsey, 26G.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

THE New METAL.-Magnesium was dis
covered BY Sir Humphrey Davy in 1907, but
remained but little else than a chemichal Gu
riOsi,y until 1923, when Mr.. Edward SON.
stadt patented a series Of processes whereby
it may be produced in any quantity. Magne-
stun is a metal white as silver, and very
light, its specific gravity being LA, or about
one-tifth the weight of copper. In the form
Of wire it may now be purchased at Sd. per
foot at all the principal metallurgists, OPP
ticians and Photographic material dealers. II
the end Of piece Of wire be held in the
fame Of gas or candle, it at once takes fire
and burns gently with dazzling white light,
by which photograph may be taken with
perfection equal to sunshine. The wire sup
plies an excellent specimen Of the metal, and
the burning Of few inches is brilliant and
interesting experiment.-Engksh Paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
Circular by Arcbb;,hon AIemauy.

.Im o' ArchbishoP Aleman',
ne i0,t0"ing circular addressed oy Aren'
bishop Alemany to the pastors within his
jurisdiction, was read in all the parochial
churches Of his diocese las. Sunday at the
Morning and EVENING $50. " ~
pnr nr,e S. SERVICES
~, NJ. p LnA Sik'Cfor the last eighteen
nun starS, Catnoilcs have theoretically
g H. ~ tothns ma ,t that the preeept
~, INV ny ,utnet anu my mother, obliges
;t~ both NJ civil apS ecoos s%onsS'Se to author
This forms mart of their reI;n;or D.. ,,
degree that no Catholic conscience 70 81 Sucn
ance with it, can be at rest, or hone for al.
yation. ~ '''
So firmly does the Catholic adhere to au-
thor'ty, that the great doctor of the Church,
St. Augustin, woul Id not yield his belief even
to the Holy Scriptures, unless this were
taught him by authority of the Church.
In similar manner, respectful obedience
to their Government is enjoined on all Cath
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
BY TELEGRAPH!
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS
DISPATCH FROM CARSON.
Official Vote of Carson. City.

For Presidential Electors-Gage, 4s2 /;
Peck, 1872 Baldwin, 481; Angel, 397 ;
Jones, S97; Bonefeld, S97. For Govern
or-Blasdel, 4SO: Buel, S97. For Lieut..
Governor-Crosman, 48l; Arrick, 1893.
For -Worthington, 47S; Brad
ford, 3s5. For Judges of the Supreme
Court-Beatty, 4sl; Lewis, $50; Bros
nan, 4s9; Mcconnell, 1853; McKinstry,
800; Wallace, 1894. For Clerk of Su-
preme Court-Helm, 497; Robinson, 1882.
For Secretary of State-Noteware, 4S9 ;
Ellis, 3Ss. For Treasurer-Rhodes, 4S4 !
Moroney, 392. For Surveyor General
Marlette, 4s4; Ostrom, 1893. For Super
intendent of Public Instruction-White,
Chinn, 800. For District Judge-Wright'
455; Clayton, All. For Senators-Lock-
wood, 476; Seely, 48l; Wayman, 595
Musser, 1856. For Asscmblymen-Den-
son, 4sl; McKeeby, 4S5; Cary, 49,
BEEN, 1913; Freeman, $50; Barton, S9l'
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Arrival, and Departures.

ARRIvALs-By Pioneer Stages-R. PIX
ley, w. Dellond. Rev. D. Latin, D. Ro-
senburg, J. Holiday, A. B. Park, J. H.
Foster, P. N. Anderson, John Chinaman,
w. H. Hull, H. DeGroot, Mrs. Mcguire,
w. G. Perceny.
DsPARrUREs-By same line "A. C.
Wightman, ]. F. Builey. NJ. Levison, E.
Eldred, J. H. Hunter, J. Prince, D. w.
Telton, F. Madden, w. Coots, ]. F. Luz
Their, P. Fitz Patrick, B. F. Ross. Robert
Love, L. Price, E. Guyeleman, J. w.
Bunham, E. B Hall, John Crouguy, R.
Sing, A. Briggs, G. R. Norton.
BY Overland State-J. Holiday, J.
White, Mr.. Handehit Miss Handehit, W.
Plumhuff.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
A PROPHETIC CUsS!


The San Francisco argus (suborned
Copperhead Sidney duck) of Monday
pretends to have received the following
special dispatch from the East:
They (the National Democratic Commit
tee) claim Maine probably; New Hampshire
Indiana, Connecticut, probably; PennsylVa-
mia, New York, New Jersey, Delaware
Maryland, Kentucky, Illinois and Missouri,
certain; Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
California and Oregon, hopeful.
The paper says, editorially:
II the States said to be hopeful, are as GER
tain as California appears to be, they may be
added to those States designated as certain;
The telegraphic dispatches to the Associated
Press told us none OF this news. 1t is so
necessary for California to be in the dark;
the truth however will come out who can
reasonably doubt General McClellan's cleo
ton
If the Argus ever received dispatch of
the kind, there are two prophets in the
United States certain-the editor of that
paper and the duck who sent the dispatch.
The States named as certain" are just
about as certain as California. We put
them all on the certain" list.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

SILvER.-The citizens of Silver ha wing
kept the Confederate flag under foot at
the polls all day, so that every Cop. was
cruelty compelled to trample on the be-
loved rag in order to vote, disposed of
the institution after the polls were closed,
by building bonfire in front of ANGELS
door, and burning the stars and bars to
the music of Doxology, commencing
BE thou Old Abe exalted high"
jolly BOYS, those Silver City chaps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
THE NIGHT AFTER THE BATTLE.

AS we read the kilograms last night, an
nouncing the utter MASKING out Of treason
in our midst, and the wiping out Of the
foul stain which our unwise discussions
brought upon US last September, we got
into a musical wien, and unconsciously fell
to whistling that ancient air.
BUY broom: Buy broom;
Will you buy Of the wandering
Broom Ranger, Broom
That led Us into a speculative trHin OF
thought, and we wondered how old "m'
T. Coleman came out with his speculation;
whether he got the cash or whether he took
orders on the Treasurer of the different
branches of the modern and dishonorable
order of street-sweepers: Then we got
to wondering what the little Sexton of
Chickahominy thought Of himself just
about now. Wondered if he wouldn't
shave of his yallar moustache and join
the Shaking Quakers. Then we thought
we would high, our pipe and take smoke.
We picked up piece OF paper for lighter,
and found it was one Of those songs We
printed for Frank Hereford and Dibble
sometime ago, to be sung by the Broom
Rangers, with that beautiful chorus:
And we'll all feel gay,
When Old Abe goes marching home.
And then we thought how rough it
would be on the Cops. in general and the
old political buns in particular, to have to
wait for years longer before the sight Of
Abe's "wammus" would bless their eyes
and make them AL feel gay" Then We
turned our eye up to the fatal hook"
where hang the back numbers of the Con-
fsGsra.s Constitution, and wondered why
that dlurnal swill -mop failed TO make its
appearance. Jus, then party of uproari-
Gus Union boys came "shsnteeing" down
the street, with transparencieS and "Old
Glory" at the head. and came around to
the door of the sanctum. and gave three
cheers for the GOLD HILL News" and
three more for Old Lynch" and "three
more for Hawkins" and three more for
the boys in The Office" And then We
thought that everything was lovely, and
the goose hung high, and thar that crowd
had better go TO Fred. This and take
a drink-which they didn't refuse. And
then we thought that we would go to bed
and sleep the sleep of the juss-and we
went.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

DrpS'r SAVE THE CoPPERHsADs.-Cax-
ton issued half-sheet Confederate Con-
stitution yesterday afternoon, in Virginia,
and scattered them broadcast among the
voters, to mislead the public. Among
other lies was a statement that Storey
County had gone for the CopPerheads
(Lie one.) The State of Nevada had gone
for the Copperheads! (Lie two.) And
that California had gone for the Copper
heads! (Lie three.) The poor, thick
headed Democrats in Virginia believed it
all! And such Of them as had any money
Of their own, or could borrow any, bet it
and lost. Served them right! It shows
that Caxton can outlie the telegraph any
hour ofthe day or night. The Cops. ought
to appoint commissioner OF Eusatico in
qGireIdo. Caxton is cracked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
AUSTIN DISPATCH.

AUSTIN, November 9.-Ofiicial vote OF
the city is SIS. Union majority. 81.
Big Creek. Union majority, 4; Jacobsville,
Union majority, 10; Figaro, Union ma
jority, 10; Yankee Blade, tie vote; ANA
dor, Democratic majority, "a; Geneva
Union majority, 16; Ruby, Union ma
iority, 81; Egan, Democratic majority, s.
Grass Valley. Democratic majority, 7;
Kingston. Democratic majority, Z; WASH
ington, Ravenwood and Cortez, to hear
from, will give Democratic majorities-
Washington about 40.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

SANITARY FUND.-T The amount con-
tributed to the Sanitary box at the lower
poll of Gold Hill yesterday, was Sl2o; at
the upper poll, $5l-the lower doing
about four times as well as the upper in
proportion to the vote cast. This result
is attributable to the better attention paid
to their business by the parties in charge
at the lower precinct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

LOOK Our, "Luc1EN !-gorernor B B,
and would be Judge Of one of the District
Courts of Storey county Tin horn y,
yesterday morning declared himself deter
mined to have Lucien Herman's fees q.
County Clerk reduced, because he
wouldn't "pungle" to defray the ex-
penses of getting out lot of new election
tickets which had the name of Union
candidate substituted instead Of B BIS.
We shouldn't be at all surprised if it were
done. Lucien-and if it is, B BIS the man
who did il! What ingratitude these Cops
are capable of showing to each other when
in dire distress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

INOTE.-To the Union vote OF the Second " ard Is
10 be added l@j Straight votes cast by the Provost
Guard-maEing the Union majority in that Ward
taSen from the figures OF the Enterprise where
both Gold Hill precincts are Conso lated. Since IL
was In type we lind that II is incorrect. The vote
cast was rs follows: (ElcCtoraD. Upper Gold HILL
Union, Ajl Copperheai. 25j; majority, 2sG. Lower
c. H., Union, 3gl Comprehend, lis; majority. 2ij-
Total vote. .S]S; majority 529
Red Mountain DiStriC; gave s majority for Lin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
HUMBOLDT DISPATCH.

KNOXVILLE, November 9.-Humboldt
county, in all but two precincts not heard
from, gives a Union majority of one hun
dred and 6fty-one. The Democrats made
strong exertions to elect Dixon for Dis
trict Judge, who is beaten by Dunn
(Union) by one hundred and two, so far.
The remaining precincts will not change
the result materially.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

BULLY FOR THE SOLDIERS Gen. Van
Bockkelen, the Provost Marshal Of the
Territory, has one hundred and twenty six
soldiers at his headquarters, in Virginia,
and as they had an opportunity uf ex-
pressing their preference, yesterday, for
President of the United States, every man
Of them walked up to the ballot-box and
voted for Lincoln Bully for the soldiers
Long may they wave! And may they
always discriminate as wisely between pa
triotism and treason, in shooting of their
civil bullets at the ballot-box as they did
Yesterday. The Sexton Of the Chicka-
hominy has not a single admirer among
,hem-although the Virginia Broom Ring
ers lately made their boasts that at least
half of these soldiers were going to vote
their ticket. Ha, ha, ha! How do the
friends of JEFF. Davis feel nows Rather
'tgarlicky," we guess.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
IMMIGRATION.

While the rebellious States have de-
clared the bitterest hostility to the foreign
element of American society, denouncing
it in the bitterest and vilest terms, and
avowing a determination to exclude it
from their soil, the free North is pursuing
the directly opposite policy We learn
from the indianapolis State Journal that
Governor Morton of that State Qndiana)
has caused to be prepared and published
a pamphlet setting forth the inducements
and advantages offered by the United
States, and especially by Indiana, as
home for emigrants. In his multitude of
daily cares and perplexities he has not for
gotten nor neglected the interests of the
State in this important particular. And
that it may reach n most valuable and
useful class of emigrants it has been trans
lated into the German, and will be largely
circulated in Europe wherever that Ian
guage is spoken. Among the better
class or Germans, as well as the number,
it will have powerful effect, and do
much toward giving US such emigration
as shall not merely add to our population,
but shall bring with it those sterling and
solid characteristics for which that people
are celebrated. We are pleased to learn
of this action of Governor Morton, and
hope to see it initiated by the authorities
OF other States. The Germans are among
the best if not the very best class of i'm
migrants; industrious, peaceful and almost
invariably prosperous, and adding materi-
ally to the development and wealth of the
Nation. In the trying struggle through
which the country has passed and is still
involved, they have been, and are still the
true friends of the Union. Let them
comp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

OMISous. - Judging from the large
number of Stars and Stripes floating IN
the breezes of Gold Hill to-day, the cleo
ton yesterday must have passed of very
satisfactorily to the friends Of that good
old Flag. But nary one can be seen I'M
furled from the house-top of a Broom
Ranger. The splendid emblem of their
candidate - the Broom = is substituted
Spades from the graveyard Of the
Chickahominy, and the Hollander's sign
Tor sale, the "broom," is trumps with
shsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

JoIIY.-Late in the night party of
two or three hundred jubilant Union men
came down from Virginia and made the
town ring with their shouts and songs.
They gave the News round of cheers !;
but We were fast asleep and did not hear
The racket. AL the same John!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
OULLAHAN.

CThe following has been handed Ills by the loct
oct lauI eate)
Stranger, who's that horSeman bold.
Who in his hand broom doth hold,
Blazing with scarlet and with gold
'Tis Oullahan.
Who was It swore till all was black,
That the Grave Digger (Little Mac
Would sweep Abs Lincoln of the trnckf
Twas 0ullahan
When at the polls he tried TO vote.
The Judges said, we reckon not,
Who was 1t then got up and gotl
Twas Oullahan.
His traitor cause, NO salt could save;
lie sought a. Chichahominy grave,
And sorry saGebrush now doth wave.
Ger Oullahau.
Each night from out that lonely tomb,
A ghost goes stalking through the gloom.
Packing worn-out sagebrush broom,
It's Oullahnn.
~ Il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

AMERICAN CITY.-rhis precinct redeem
ed itself nobly. At the last election the
vote was a tie between the Union and
Copperhead votes. Yesterday it gave a
majority of seventy-two for the Union
ticket. The Cops say their defeat was
owing to Bart Lee coming over to THEN
side and riding in the Broom Rangers
nrocession,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

The WBArHER.-The weather, yester-
day and to- day, has been as beautiful and
pleasant as we ever saw in our life. The
weather is about as agreeable as the
returns of the election in the State of
Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
THE WIRES.

As there is but one line in working
order over the Mountains, and that is mo-
nopolized by private dispatches, we could
get no San Francisco dispatch to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

In MEMoRIUM.-rhe Copperhead Elect
oral candidates for Nevada have gone
from our gaze, and the places that knew
them once shall know them no more for
ever-and don't want to. The AnSsh
of Death smote them, and they lie rotting
in the Bonsfsld Of Chickahominy. The
devil rest EN-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
Il. RUHLING & CO..

Granite Building, b ST.. opposite Taylor,
Virginia, y. 4.
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We would respectfully solicit the patronage Of
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
Deaths.

SOEL-At Gold Hill. Nov 9th, by accident at
the Michigan NINE Warren J. Noel, native
of Wisconsin, aged about 80 years. His fuuer'
al will take place from his late residence, to-
mnrrnH. EThnrsdnYl At 2 O'clock, P. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

WICHIWUH VWIHIHB uHU Viii OVIH.
pauy-Ai a meeting Of the Board of Trustees OF
the Michigan Mining and Mil Company, held
November G, 1861. a special meeting OF the srock-
holders was ordered to be held on THURSDAY,
the 24th day Of November. 1861, at the office of
the company in Gold Hill, for the transaction Of
such business as may legally be brought before
the meeting. a full attendance, either in person
or by proxy is requested. By order fthe Board
nostd G. w. PEA: E. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

BULLION SHIPMENT.-Wells, Fargo &
Co., this morning, have shipped nine bars
of bullion, weighing 657 lbs, of the as
sayed value of $l7,s46 ID.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

TRUTHFuLSEss is corners stone in char
acter and if it be not firmly laid in youth,
there will ever after be weak spot in the
foundation,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

ed by the lesson, and shoulder TO Shout
der, came manfully up to the battle which
resulted in glorious victory of yesterday.
Most Union men considered that if we
came out of Storey eren We would do
well, and the most Sanguine hoped but
for a small majority. From the figures
which we give below. 1t will be seen that,
independently of the soldiers vote TO hear
from, we rolled up just an even thousand
majority. From California the news
comes that the same favorable change OF
public sentiment has prevailed in that
State, every precinct heard from showing
large Union gains.
The following are the latest dispatches
received regarding the result Of the cleo
ton throughout the State.
Douglas.
Genoa, PAS votes polled-20S Union, 10
Copperhead.
Jacks Valley, 46 Union, IL Copperhead.
Glenbrook, Sc Union, Copperhead.
Esmeralda.
Aurora gives about $50 Union majority.
Bodie gave 90 Union majority out of Sc
votes.
The Union majority will be about $50
in the county.
Ormsby.
Carson, 100 Union majority Empire,
l6; Merrimac Mill. Is; Clear Creek, Is
Copperhead majority.
The soldier vote at Carson and Salt
Lake City gave 10 Union majority.
Wnshoe.
Washoe county will give about 800
Union majority.
Silver City, 45l votes polled-3S7
Union, 81 Copperhead.
Dayton, Lincoln. 4o7; Mcclellan, l6l.
All the large precincts heard from
Union majority 700.
Humboldt.
Star City-Lincoln, Ill; Mcclellan,
So Blasdel, Ill; Buel, SO.
Six precincts of humboldt county gives
"a Union majority.
The vote very close in Austin. Small
Union majority in the county.
For later news see telegraphic in an
other column.
California Returns.
Placerville, 3S3 Union majority.
Auburn, IS Union majority.
Georgetown, Sc Union majority.
Forrest Hill, 10 Union majority.
Coloma, LOG Union, 81 Copperhead.
Iowa Hill, l6 Copperhead majority.
Yankee Jim's, 7 Copperhead majority.
Bonner Lake, 50 votes polled-6O
Union majority.
Markleville, $50 votes polled-nearly
all Union. Alpine county, as far as
heard from, stands 2SS Union and 81
Copperhead.
Dutch Flat, 2sl Union, SO Copperhead.
Gold Run, Sc Union. Copperhead.
Cave Rock (Lake Tahoe So Union ma
jority.
Nevada City, 679 Union majority.
Oroville precinct - total vote 400
I mon majority 40; Bidwells majority,
la.
Indian Greek, Trinity county, % majo-
rity for Lincoln.
Russ Creek, majority for Mcclellan.
Lewiston, reported small Democratic
majority.
Douglas City, SO Lincoln majority.
Downieville, Union 2sl; Copperhead,
los.
Eureka North. II Coppsrhead; So
Union.
Chips Flat, Union So; Copperhead "a.
Allegheny. Union 1903; Copperhead At.
Forrest City, Union los; CoPperhead
%.
Red Bluffs, Lincoln 234; Mcclellan
l47.
The vote of three precincts in Tehama
county foots up; Lincoln 33l Mcclellan
237 /; probable Union majority, so to 100.
Yreka, As majority for Lincoln.
Complete returns from II precincts in
Siskiyou county give Mcclellan 40 majo-
rity.
AL but two precincts heard from in
San Joaquin county; Lincoln 1926, Nc
Clellan 1859. The two precincts will re-
duce Lincoin's majority to 423 in the
county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09

Once OF the Knickerbocker Gold
and silver Mining Company.-By order Of the
Board of Trustees, the sale Of delinquent shares
of stock in said company, advertised for this day,
is hereby postponed until SATURDAYINovem.
Der 18th, 1864, to be then made at the office OF
said company, In Gold Hill, Storey county, Ne.
yada, between the hours Of l2 O'Clock NJ. and
o'clock PM 8. A. KELLOGG. Sec'y.
Gold Hill, November 9Th, 1864. no9 I'd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
H. HAIR BIS,
ATAB. PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE,


THE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED Ae
i Assaver eight years In California, and Tor Two
vears in Nevada Territory, Is now at Gold Hill where
he will attend TO any business entrusted to him with
promptness and dispatch.
Gold. Silver and ores Of Every DeScftp.
"' tiOn Assayed,
And returns of Bullion made within six hours IN Bars
or Coin. at the option of the depositors.