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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
DIRECTORs:

Eli Wilson, Brandywine Hd; James Delapaiu, Christi.
ana Hd; JAMES Webb. Samuel Barr, b. C. stotstnburg
and jesse Sharpe ilmingou Hd.; Robert MeCabe Mil
deorge Janyier. New Castle Hd Curtis B. ElipOu Pen.
cader Hd.; John 9. Clark. Red Lion Hd WIN. pinple,
smyrna; JAmes n. Burnham, St. Georges Hd.: Chsfies
y Fleming Peier T. Causey. Milford; Henry Todd, Dover;
Charles Tunnell, Georgetown. .ai'
AGBNTS--AR well for Receiving applications for lnhnr.
anee dues Of members:
Ill Wilson. Brandywins I'D Robert McCAhe MIL
Crsrk ld; james DelapAin. CbristiAna lIdj John r..
Wniamtou, White Clay Creek Hd; Curtis Ii. Ellison,
Ieneader ll Rod Lieu St. Georges, aud APpoqulnlnnl
lluudredsi Joseph Grinth Smyrna James Chppen,
Nsw Castle HID Charles r. flemiug Milford. Charles
unns Gturgeow own. Henry Todd, Dover
Communications on general business addressed to The
undersigHed, Wilmington, will receive Immediate aen
ion.
gH ROBERT MoCkBE n. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

The subscribers having been identified with The sah
llshment Edward l.. Rice have purchased the .ltt
Nhlh he has occupied together with the entire stock ni
fixtures purpOsn. a. continue the same business 1hU
respectfully solicit continuance Of the public rAtfontt
which has been so llerally bestowed upon lhe iorn,
proprietor. HARLAN 4 BROTHER.
No. East Second street, Wilmington, Del.
J MARsHAl HARLAN,
KHoon L. nARLAs NV 2o-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
HoRsEsl HoRsEslI
Front ana French street,.
A GARD,

VHB subscriber has disposed Of bis entIfs sts,t d
L GROCERIES, WINES and LIQUORS to Mes,rs M,
Ian brother, who will carry the husineFl In ali n
branches, AT the old stand, No. Rast Second siie,-
Thankful Tor past fhvora he respectfully recommend
successors to his numerous friends and old .ultonu,
men who thor, uRhly understand the business aud '
give careful and prompt attention to those who fav
them with call. EDWARD l.. RICE
May, 1863.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
MEDICAL.
No Pain attends ,t.t. their operation.


They operate without gripping, siekeniag weakening
leaving the buwelr csve, aud thers " disease
liver thsi heas Pills will cure u edielns viii reach
At ALL so rpecineav Ia their operation on the Liger
that they have long since received the merit Of the tnt
Family Phseie They are perfect antidots Tor siek
Hesdache.
The Rss. W. O. Robinson, Of tbs Phadsiphta NJ H.
Conference speaks Of them the best Pills he has ever
used besides nAuy Others might refer to; ELEGANTLY
sugar eOeted 20 eeus box, buxes Tor A. PrsIa
ed only by slMMs son, Physicians and Chenists, Iih
sud King Streets Wilmington Del.
Sold by b. w. Burton Cowgirl Snn, nsvsr; Hammers.
ev, fouk, N6rdi sinpson, Can,dep; dealers aud ttrv
keepers generally.
Simms' Cholera Syrup,
For the rapid cure Of Darrhea, Dyseniery Crsmp Collie
Chuleramorbuf, WeAknets Il the Bowels Chronic Diar
rh"ea AID diseases Of the bowels, frequent Iooseness
Cholera lufantutn aud Summer ds14ses OF children
30 wide 10 the iHlt Of usefulness Of this rouiedy and
the subjects Of its cures that nearly eFery
part OF the eOuntfy abound Ia PERSONS publicly known
WIN have been restored from alarming and even
diseases Daarrhoea &c When once tried s SUI
peotty over all other preparations OF Its kind IL to Ap
to escape observation aud when ts virtues known the
public no longer hesitate what remedy to employ for tue
distressing and dangerous complaints incident to the
and sultry seasons, while many inferior remedies
offered tie community have failed and been discare
This preparation has ganed friends every and ever,
trial only estimates II higher In the favor tha afflicted
and unfortunate everywhere. 1t has never failed
gle of army Darrhoea, II cured soldier In Iaxug
ton, keuucky, who had been discharged
bottle performed this cure; II given him by MIR
PHILIPPE OF Brandy wine Hundred. II the administration
would such article this ihstesd OF opium pills
there would be- able bodied soldiers In the eld THAI
per bottle Sold by dealers generally. Prepared unly BY
Br J. SIMMs 4 son, Phy yHcans and einists 4th and
King Streets, Wilmington, Del. Sold by d. r. burton and
Cowgirl y Son. Dover. and dealers generally. sep
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
A. GAWTHROP & Co,
PHOIOGR RAPH
AM
AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
NO. aIJ Market street,
WILAlINGIuN DEL

The undei-isnvt having pened Gallery ln The loia
urmeriy occupied hy Joseph juancs, would fesptell Z
inform tier ilots 4Ld the lttllc iu General that It'd
are prepared so iaLu
Pictures of all Styles and Sized
M Wn 10 tho art nuf rfil ii.s nfs such that will V
Tsai Us m AZ au,ns Tie cuizeps uf miugtou and sd
in The hrs cls galleries in The argpr cities protahr
out eh, micah snd au,k direct e Ia Tao manuiiftnni
wu shall nfc none tul thosr of tc puag aud finest a
~ thd our assortment ~
fnuruGhArn FRAMES AMI AMBRoTYPEs CAsEi
ls aa varied aud rAteritr eau he round in any gat
IN the country.
Charges shall le reasonable as at other gnstls an
nome but eocd pictures shall he suffered to leave M
adjustment.
81 Old DAEueri itotytes AMI other pictures copied n
Phooprsphs or Amhsoiyp-s in artistic and sAilsIsa
mAnuci.
GIVE u CALL.
ALLEN .ANr1aoP. SARAH asWIN.
dec " Gut
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
AN ENGLISHMAN UPON THE
ENGLISH.

The following indignant hit at his own
countrymen by Mr.. Ruskin, is about as
cruelty cutting as though it had been a
blarsted Yankee who had said it. The
best feature of it IS that it is all true. He
says:
"We English, as nation, know not, and
care not to know, a single broad or basic prin-
ciple Of human justice. We have only our
instincts to guide US. We will hit ANYBODY
again who hits US. We will take care of our
own families and our own pockets; and we
are characterized in our present phase OF en-.
lightenment mainly by rage in speculation,
lavish expenditure on suspicion or panic,
generosity wherein generosity is useless, anx-
iety for the souls Of sayages, regardless Of
those OF civilized nations, enthusiasm for lib
Grafton OF blacks, apathy to enslavements Of
whites, proper horror for regicide, polite re-
spect for populicide, sympathy for those whom
we can no longer serve, and reverence for the
dead whom we have ourselves delivered to
death" ..s-.h5
T. A most graphic and excellent descrip-
hon, the foregoing, of the nation that has
been and still is dong all that 1t dare to
indirectly injure, and if possible destroy
this Union nation. whose cutlery for
years has been for the abolition of slavery,
vet when dollars and cents are thrown into
the scale, strives her utmost for the estab-
and recognition of Government,
the very corner stone of which is human
slavery. 1t is an honest expression of the
sentiments Of an honest EDgliEhmsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
THE PROSPECT IN CALIFORNIA

A private letter received this morning,
from San Francisco, gives very encour-
aging account of the Union prospects in
California. Indeed, if we may judge by
the Union press of that State, the true
friends of the Government are up and
doing, determined that no traitorous foe
shall get foothold upon the soil of that
State. We make the following extract
from the letter referred to above:
/. "Tne Copperheads have no hope of carrying
either San Francisco or the State. San
Francisco will give Union majority OF not
less than 4,000-and you may safely calculate
on California giving not less than 20, 900 ma
jority. Politicians over here, feel a good
deal Of interest in the result over in Nevada
especially the Copperheads, who are in very
close correspondence with the Copperheads
of Storey county. The well-known political
rascality of the Copperheads in both local..
ties, should place Union men on their guard,
and to see tina. the legal and honest voters Of
Storey county are not again robbed OF their
rights at the ballot-box."
Another letter, from old Placer county,
dated Auburn, Oct. 25th, says:
ave will carry this county for Lincoln and
Johnson by from four to seven hundred ma
jority, or perhaps more, as we are gaining
every day, aud CoppeTheads are getting
scarce. Your Union friends over here are
hopeful of your new State going for the
Union Party-and that it will do better at the
next than it did at the last election. 1t is
the only financial salvation Of Nevada.
Should your newborn State fall into the
hands of the traitorous Copperhead party, it
will keep millions Of capital from being in
vested in your silver mines, and retard the
growth and prosperity Of your county for
wears"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
A STRANGELY ASSORTED PAIR.

Never, II the history Of the country,
has any party had the assurance to place
before the people for their suffrages a
Presidential ticket composed of such an
tagoni>tic and discordan, material as that
connected AT Chicago. Between two
stools one comes 10 the ground" says the
ancient adage. They nominated McClel-
Ian 20 please the war men, and Pendleton
TO decoy those who prefer JEFF. DAVIS.
Between these two, all who vote for them
and the whole country. if they could De
elected. would go TO pot" \ compari-
son 0: the records of these two strange
bedfellows is somewhat comical. McClel-
Ian arrested the Legislature of Maryland;
Pendleton denounced all military arrests
as tyrannical aud outrageous. Mcclellan
demanded draft, and did not even wait
for the completion Of the enrolment; Pen
dleton denounced the CONSUMPTION bill,
saving fit were passed he " could see no
difference between the citizens Of this
country and the subjects Of the despotisms
OF France and Russia" Mcclellan pro-
fesses TO favor peace only ION the basis
OF Union" Pendleton will not have war
on any account, saying, lie: the seeding
States depart in peace; let them establish
their government and empire, and work
out their destiny according 10 the wisdom
which God has given them"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

ENGLAND No LONGER FIRST CLASS
PowER.-The London correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer says Lord Palmerston
has recently made some significant declara-
tions in explaining the policy Of the british
Government. In discussing the affairs OF
America and Poland, he said England would
60 to war-would have gone to war several
times during the last five years-if she dared.
She dare not, he says; she has not the power;
she has not the means. She has only an
army for defensive purposes. And again; in
treating Of the Danish question, he said III
substance " The German armies are tor
strong for US. Our object is defense, not ag-
erosion. We can hold our coasts, with the
help Of the volunteers, but we must never
again venture on battlefield in Europe"
This is really the effect OF what the Premier
did say, and almost the exact language he
used. No other possible construction can be
put upon it, and the result is that Lord Pal
merston has distinctly and formally abdica-
ted, on the part of Great Britain, her position
and character as a first class power.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
SAN FRANo1s6O DISPATCH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SETS'I
Rarthquakes-Dea Of Capt. Hurl-
Z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SEwS.l
Earthqankes-D OF Capt. Hurl-
4 buf-suits-Arrests-MeetinE.
- SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2S--3P.M.
The bark Oracle sailed for Hongkong
this morning with 100000 in treasure,
and 200 live coolies and 800 dead ones.
A little propeller was brought to by the
guns of the Shubrick yesterday afternoon.
She was taken possession Of by the mill
tary authorities. Phe officials are reticent,
and it is impossible to learn any of the
particulars. -.
Can't. Hurlbert of the steamer Sophie
McLane, died yesterday.
Two slight shocks of earthquake were
felt at 1920 this morning.
C. A. Low, ct al, recovered Judgment
AGAINST John S. Ellis, ex-Sheritf for $6960,
for goods seized and sold Thomas Shortell.
VIM. Allony and VIM. Malone, boys,
have been arrested for grand larceny.
Six sailors of the whaler Hillison were
arrested this morning on charge Of mu-
tiny.
Chollar, Sl,OoO@s95; Hale & Norcross,
S5OO@49O; Burning Moscow, $74@66;
Antelope, $50; Sheba, $62 SO; Bullion,
SlSO@l4O; Golden Age and Empire, $l6;
Overman $3.50; Lady Bryan, SO; Blue
Ledge, S5 5O@6; Harmon, 81 Is; Wide
Vert, 1927 so; Caledonia Tunnel, $7@S;
Sierra Nevada, S65; Nevada, $32@33 90;
Potosi, $3.50; Burnside, 81 5O@5; Green,
S4M5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

PLAYING FOR EvES.-Some Of the despe-
rate Copperheads of San Francisco who were
foolish enough to believe Weller 8 story that
Pennsylvania had gone some 10000 majority
for " Democracy" on the home vote, and lost
money thereon, are anxious now to play even
by betting that Lincoln will not have 5O,OOo
majority i'll this State. 1t is said that not
one of the knowing ones Of the party down owl
there will bet that he will not get 55,oO0'
The vote Of the State will be about l3O,OOO,
which will leave Browns 10000 Buzzard
shooters just SO, 900 in the minority. That
is the way the leading ,Copperheads, as we
understand, now put up the election, so lar
as betting is concerned.-Bee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

A CORRESPONDENT of the St. Louis DEM
ocrat, referring to u raid of guerrillas, says ;
You have heard of the raid of the bush
whackers at the Iron Mountain on Tuesday
last, but doubt whether you know OF the
closing scenes. The captain Of the band
when near ready to start, gave three cheers
for the next President Of the United States,
George B. Mcclellan. and the band responded
to the call with will.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
Births.

HARRIS-In Gold HILL Oct. 9th, to H. Harris,
assayer, r son. weighing ten pounds.
1.-THE youngster is a regular chip of the old
block. very good natured, and looks exactly as II
he already saw the great joke Of life. The Ma
rysville Appeal will please copy,l
BEMIS-In San Francisco, Oct. eod. to the wife
Of Charles c. Bemis, a son.
MI!RRAY-lu Columbia, Oct. Goth, to the wife
Of Peter Murray, SOD.
ROLFE-In Nevada, Oct. 22d, TO the wife Of l. j..
Rolfp, a daughter.
HILBORN-ln Suisun City, Oct 18th, 10 the wife
of L. p. Hilborn, a daughter.
GAMBLE-In Suisun Valley, Oct. 18th, 10 the
wife of 4. Gamble, a daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

WHEN the New York rioters, in July, 1858,
returned from sacking the colored Orphan
Asylum, hanging inoHensive black men, and
burning down houses over the heads OF de-
fenselrss women and children, they. went t.
the house of General Mcclellan, and salnted
him with cheers and plaudits. Why is it the
nominee of the Chicago Convention has
among his supporters such men as these
bloody New York rioters s--NecadG Gazette
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
SACRAMENTO DISPATCH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH To THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEW

SPECIAL DISPATCH To THE GOLD HILL DALI H@"'I
Eastern Line Still Down-Gold-Ros
Hagan ArreHtod in Sacramento.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 2S-2 P. NJ.
The Overland line is still interrupted
east of Omaha.
A New York dispatch, dated October
Goth, quotes gold at 2l5.
A woman named Rosa Hagan was ar
rested yesterday by officer Rice on ac-
count of insanity. She arrived in this
city from Folsom by the noon train, and
is supposed to have been on her way from
Virginia City to San Francisco. She
left here in charge of nurse, bound for
Stockton-ED. News.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
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Deaths.

RHODE-In San Francisco, Oct 23d, Anne Maria
Bowen Rhode. aged 81 years.
CRUM-In Son Francisco Oct. 23d. Amy Ann,
wife of G. W. Crum, aged g. years.
GREENBRIAR-I In san Francisco, Oct. a4th,
Edward Greenbriar.
STOWE-In San Francisco, Oct. 22d, Mary b.,
wife of J. W. Stowe.
VALENTINE-In San Francisco, Oct 23d, Chas.
c. Valentine. aged AZ years
SCHCMACHER-In San Francisco, Oct. 22d,
Edward Anthony William Schumacher, aged
months and 29 DAYS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
K, RUHLING d CO..

Granite Building, u St,: opposite Taylor,
virginia, n. +.
NOLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED AND
(T and AsSayed, and returns made In Coin or Barr.
Ores of every description Assayed. Our Assays ar.
guaranteed and Bars dsconnteda at the lowest rates.
Sight Drafts on sam Francisco.
O1Ir ASSAYS are guaranteed TO correspond With
those Of the United States Mint.
We would respectfully solicit the patronage u
miners and others.
AS vouchers for the correctness Of our assays. We
are permitted TO refer 10 the following Bankers:
Wells, Fargo g. Co., Daniel Meyer, ESS.'
Il, Davidson, Esq, Henry Heutach,
Alsop g. Co., Abel Guy, Esq,
j. slime, ESQ.,, }. Pnrron q Go.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

A HARD HIT.-rhe case against General
Mcclellan has seldom been more ,erseIy
summed up than by 2 liant Colonel Gninsy
OF the MASSACHUSETTS, Ninth, who declares h;s
belief that Mcclellan aimed at NOTHING less
THAI military dictatorship. The evidence
OF il Is IN his attempt 10 uncover Wash;no.
ton in 1882; his hesitation after Fair O,Es.
his attempt to incense his army agains, bis
Government; his fragrant insult to the Pres;.
dent OF the United Stases; his contemns Of
orders from Washington; his effort to male
himself, separated from cause, country and
Government, the idol Of his men; and, above.
all. bis refusal to merge himself in thorouQh
nntsgonism 70 the !oe."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
Marriages.

MARSH-LUCE-At Camp Douglas u. To-, DC.
tober 18th, GEORGE D. Marsh Company a, Sec.
ond Cavalry, C. ", 10 Clara Luce.
JEFFRIES-BURDEN- In onora, Oct 9Th,
samuel A. Jeffries to Elizabeth A. Burden.
CRUMPTON-JACKS-A Forest Hill Oct. 23d,
H. J Crumpton to Matte J. Jacks.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT - At Forest Hill,
Oct. sd, John q. Garrison 10 Alice N. Hum
phrics.
CLAYTON-COOMBS- Suisun Valley, Oct.
Goth, David o. Clayton to Helen Coombs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

OLp SuARTY.-Caxton, the miniature
Colossus, has struck a big thing. He
quotes the following item against the Abo-
lidon Administration:
The following novel item appears IN a pub
lie document just published: Paid the
seslar OF the court Of chlncery for wax ex-
pended by him in sealing patents, Ella los
3D." This charge is only for one year.
That is bad. Lincoln hadn't orter
done it. We suppose that when McClel-
Ian is elected he will reduce the salary OF
Err Blessed Majesty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
coPPEsHEAD ROOTS. 4"

Union men, keep your eyes skinned for
q" traders" We have before us letter
from leading Union man at Sar Fran
cisco. which gives an insight to the plots
and calculations Of The Broom-Ransers of
this county. The election of the Union
State and Electora! tickets IS regarded as
a foresone and inevitable conclusion.
Their only hope Of Obtaining any political
power. IS in securing the election Of an
United States Senator. To do this it is
indispensable tina; they elect the sixteen
members from Storey county. To effect
this they VIII trade Off anything and
everything on the STATE ticket and their
whole EIe2:oral ticket. Union men must
expec: these of,rs, and must most en-
pha;ical,y decline any such transaction.
We can elect everything by handsome
majority. and mus; not trade off single
candidate for-nothing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

DAILY STATE DENocRAr:-This is the
title of new Copperhead daily printed at
Carson. It is half the size of the News,
is published by Ellis s Co., and edited BY,
some maniac whose name is suppressed on
account of his family who are said to be
respectable. 1t don't amount to any given
sum in figures
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

SAN FRANcIsCo ARGUS.-The S. F.
Argus, which was started originally as a
commercial paper, was. while it main
tanned that character, one Of the most
valuable papers of that class ever pub
lished on the Coast. Since it has become
the organ Of the disloyal English, its COM
mereial, financial and stock articles are
entirely neglected. and are the merest
wish-wash. From one Of our most valued
exchanges it has become valueless to. the
business community.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

REcH AND RARE! - The following.
from the Confederate Constitution OF last
evening. IS too rich to be buried in the
small. circulation of that wonderful sheet.
Remember that the brazen image is talking
abou: the bowling Broom-Ransers who
were marshalled through the streets the
other night by avowed Secessionists;
A Democrat Sustqils the lac because the
law protects him; he lores the Cnion because
it is the offspring OF the Constitution, and
that Instrument alone is the guardian o. his
rights. and the defender Of his liberties.
Lore for the Government of his choice makes
him i patriot. just as fear for their rulers
makes the Russians nation OF slaves.
We put in the italics for fear our readers
would not see the richness Of the joke.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

On the Committee on Resolutions, At the
Chicago Convention, was Thomas n. blno;
say, whosWas Kirby Smiths Provost Msrsnal
during the rebel occupation Of Frankfort
Kentucky. Good Democrat, Of course.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

"bEHoLD HOW GREAT MATTER LIT
TIE FIRE K1NDLETH."-Tt is stated that the
Government will drive $780, 900 Of revenue
from friction matches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

THE Register Of the United States Land
Office, in Stockton, has received instructions
to protect the public timber from spoilation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
TURNKEY, O'BBIEN 4 BILLET,
post Once Building Gold HIll.J :.
GENERAL AuGTI0NEERS AND BROKERS.
AFPaticular attentlonRiven TO assessment sales.
"Rally Round the Flag"

italy ROUND the FIhRs
Union MEN OF GOLD. HILL. YOU CAN
u unite with our Club any hour OF the day from
now until election, by calling At the once Of A.
Kellogg, the Secretary, next door south Of the Po
Once All good Union men are solicited 70 enrou
their names Immediately By order Of the Club.
Ca29 n 8, 4. KELLOGG, 00eT0ta0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
~, ,,-r.c,ns,s of his Assays, he refers To-

Charxer at SAN Francisco Rates.
febl2 --------M. hAkkis:
A SIS AY o F F I G f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28

A. ]. BEALiS
MOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the citizens Of Gold Ill., Virginia, Silver
City, Dayton and its vicinity, that his - -
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS
VIII be open In two weeks from date. with
The Largest Sky light In the Territory
Likenesses will be taken In the most perfect man.
ner, and with all the latest improvements In the art,
and warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Also on hand beautiful stock Of Goods. GOLD
L0CkETS, PINS, ETC., for Likenesses.
Likenesses Of the sick and deceased taken At their
residences. II desired. Also. Views OF all kinds.
MA. J. BEALS, Dentist, has removed hiS
office Just back OF his old on1ce for the present.,
where he will skillfully perform all operations In his
profession. - - ......- A. j. BEALS.
Gold Hill, Sept. Il. 1854. sel5n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
UNION SPEAKING.
WILLIAM M. STEWART
WILLIAM H. CLAGETT
Copartnership.

ITO ALL BE 1T KNOWN, THAT ON AND
i after this day, we, the undersigned, have en-.
tered into copartnership for the trsnSactnR of all
kinds Of business, to be known as the firm Of
WEBB g. PEDLER Ali notes, mortgages
deeds, stock, ETC., drawn in the name Of either
party. ale this day consolidated, and all receipts
must bear the name Of the firm.
..--r Il. .s..., JOSEPH X WEBB,
~. ...af#U mark
..s.gr JOEL A. PEDLER.
Gold Hill, October Is, 1884. oc2s n