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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15
EASTERN TELEGRAPH
Latest Dispatches!
EcI,L DISPATCHES TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
ODerations on the james River and
near Richmond = Expected Move
ment of Grant on Wilmington
Later from Red River.

meUt OF Grant on " IlmlHRtOH-
Later from HE'D River.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE Richmond
Sentinel of Wednesday the 9th, says q
large fleet of iron -clads is in the James
River, below Dutch Gap. 1t also says
that the Union soldiers ore not yet making
any preparations for winter quarters, and
that it is rumored that Grant contem.
plates a move on Wilmington. n. c., by
way of Weldon, and that he is already
sending troops to the latter place.
The HeraldS New Orleans correspond
ent says our gunboats are watching the
mouth of Red river for three formidable
rebel rams which are expected to come
down as soon as the water rises sufficient.
Later from Mexico.
New YORK, Nov. l2.-The HeraMS
Matamoras letter, dated October 18th, says
Cortinas, having become an Imperialist,
has been sent on an expedition after his
brother, who is at the head of band of
guerrillas.
Juarez is at chihuahua with 1000
troops, and is said to be terrifying the
place with the determination of standing
n siege.
From Shenandoah Valley.
New YORK, Nov. l2.-The HeralFs
special dispatch says; Information has
been received that the rebels in the She
nandoah Valley have been reinforced, and
arc attempting to flank the position Of
Sheridan, in order to at least threaten
Pennsylvania and Maryland with inva-
sion. Sheridan, however, is we'll prepared
for them, having on Wednesday last given
marching orders to the army, which is in
the finest and most effective condition.
Our dispatches from the front represent
that the rebels were, some days ago, ii
force at Staunton, and that it was theil
intention to move on our lines at once.
Forty of Mosebys guerrillas, disguised
in our uniform
Here the lightning "gin .eout."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

General Meade has issued a sharp order
relative to regiments who lose their colors in
battle. 1t states that where such loss occurs
in regiments, except on satisfactory proof
that the loss was entirely unavoidable, they
will not be allowed to carry colors until they
have redeemed themselves in subsequent
battle. The Eighth New York heavy aTtil-
lery, the One Hundred and Sixty-fourth New
York volunteers, and the Thirty-sixth WIS;
consin volunteers, have already been placed
under the ban.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15
THE NEWS.

Our dispatch to-day is brief the wires
having suddenly refused to work-prob-
ably owing TO the storm on the noun
tains. Such as we receive, however, give
evidence of activity along the lines, and
the approach of active and decisive
operations.
For the reason above stated, we have
no San Francisco dispatch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

MONEY ORDERS IN THE UNITED STATES.
-Ihe commission to be charged on money
orders issued in the United States is ten
cents on amounts not exceeding $40 fifteen
cents on amounts above $40 and not exceed
inE 500; and beyond which amount no sin.
ole order will be issued. The list Of Post
0ff;ces at present designated as money:,order!
Offices is only limited, but it is to be hoped
that it will soon be so extended that every
town having population Of over one thou
sand will be included.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

The WAcHrsErr.--The mau-of-war which
captured the pirate Florida, off the city Of
San Salvador, in the harbor of Bahia, Bra
zil, was the Wachusett. She is a 9-gun screw
sloop, 1882 tons, third rate, and is command
cd by Commander Napoleon Collins, who
formerly had .charge Of the steam .gunboat
Unadilla, attached to the South Atlantic
squadron in 1851 The Wachusett was or'
dered to special service off the coast of Bra
ziI, in the fall of 1868, and was differed as
follows Commander, Napoleon Collins;
Lieutenant Commander, L. A. Beardslee;
Surgeon, VIM. NJ. King; Assistant Paymasi
ter, W. W. Williams; Acting Master, James
H. Simpson; Ensign, E. NJ. Shepard; Acting
Ensigns, n. Ludlow and c. ]. Barclay; Act
ing Masters Mates, C. R. Harkins, Reuben
Rich and John Hetherington; Chief Engin-
eer, vs. H. Rutherford; Second Assistants,
G. W.. Melville. NJ. Knapp, and E. LINCOLN;
Third Assistants, II. D. McEwen, r. S. Sled
man and ]. A. Barton; Boatman, John Bur-
rows; Acting Gunner, john Russell. Com
mander Collins was born in Pennsylvania,
and entered the navy from Indiana in Janu-
ary, 1874, being promoted to his present rank
in 1868. He has had some twenty-odd years
sea service.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

Apv1cEs from Arkansas say the cotton
crop on the leased plantations is more taan
the average in amount and quality, PicklnS
has already begun, and the arrival Of tresn
troops in that State gives assurance that tue
guerrillas are not likely to be able to disturb
The hands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

Snow. - For the information Of our
friends on the other side of the mountains
Chose on this side know i,). We will state
that we are in the midst of a snow storm
tina: borders on the terrific.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

The TH1RD.-The Sierra Standard, Cop.
psrhead paper published at DownieVille, has
given up the ghost. This isthe third Cop
perhead paper choked to death by the cleo
ton. Only eleven remain and two of theSe
will be dead in less than week, while the
Others will resemble the four. ffths starved
cattle one sees on the plains, ready at any
moment to die for lack Of sustenance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15
a y - AY o F. F L G E
Il. RUHLING & CO

Granite Buildings. b ST.: opposite Taylor,
virginia, n. Il.
GOLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED AND
VI and Assayed. and returns made IN Coin or Bars.
Ores Of every description AsSayed. Our Assays are
guaranteed, and Bars discounted at the lowest rates
Sight Drafts OH san Francisco.
Our Assays are guaranteed to correspond With
those of the United States Mint.
We would respectfully solicit the patronage OF
miners and others.
As vouchers for the correctness Of our assays. We
are permitted to refer to the following Bankers:
Wells, Fargo & Co., Daniel Meyer, Esqa
b. Davidson, Esq, Henry Hentsch,
AIsop & Co., Abel Guy, ESQ"
]. Sine, Esq, j: PARROT q 20.
oC5 If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

The "CoSsTIrUr1oN." AIR. Speaker,
said Western orator, ego with me to
Afer-iker, come with me to Amer-iker,
but d-n your eternal soul, Mr.. Speaker,
don't you slterate the Constitusian@
Such was the sentiment of Caxton last
evening when he issued his Constitution.
He did not " alterate word in it from
the preceding edition. He published a
complete reprint of Saturdays edition,
jeditorials and al, merely changing the
date. Verify the grass is short in that
small patch of Rebellion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15
rolornLo Gold and Silver Mining Com.

pany. Notice Is hereby given that In accordance
with the laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws
Of the Company. there will be sold at public auction
in front of the COmpany's office, In Gold Hill, on
MONDAY, November II. 1861, between the hours OF
and =. NJ. so many shares Of the capital stock
standing In the names Of the following persons, as
will pay the amounts due thereon, for delinquent
assessments together with the costs Of sale and adj
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

IT is stated that over 5000 rebel deserters
have already ayliled themselves of Grants
proclamation assuring them Of Union protec-
lion and employment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
H. II. FLAGG. Secretary.
Gold Hill, Oct. Il, 1864. ocl4m
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY,
the 2sth day of November. 1864, at the same hour
and place. BY order of the Board of Trustees.
nol5 I'd II. H. FLAGG, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

BRITISH troop with artillery have arrived
at Windsor, c. W., to prevent further raid
from the Canadian shores.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15
CHOP HOUSE, Etc.


Wandering Gold aud Silver Mining
Company, Idaho Lcdge-Notice is hereby given,
that Of meeting of the Board of Trustees OF the
above company, held this day, an assessment OF
fifty cents per share was levied on the capital
stock, payable TO the Secretary Immediately.
HENRY LACKMAN, Sec'y.
Gold Hill Nov IL 1854 noI5 m"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15
AssAYERs AND BANKERS NOTICES.
a s SAY OF IC f
II. HAIR RIs,
ATAB PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
L Assayer eight years In California, ana for two
years in Nevada Territory. Is now at Gold DILL WheLe
he will attend to business entrusted 10 MIN WIN
promptness and dispatch.
Gold, Silver and ores of Every Descrip-
ton Assayed,
And returns of Bullion made within six hours In Bars
or Coin, at the option of the deposit0TS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

A9Jewslry made and repaired 70 oroer;
ball and guaranteed Apt0 ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-05-13
TO the Planters Of Eershaw, sum
Ter. Darling Ton, Chesterfield Marl-
boro and Marion Districts.

TT iswslls pssaSasfa tass3 gsaks mr. aekaswletgs.
u Hssass ~ Sea sf sis soess Hssulgr ia pssa yoa
haya ssssasis ssS Eacr aig appointment - s ssa
yssssck s sssishin sss na ia essscs~ ef tho s1ssf.
tesf ss ess. sg .r sapsssfs x o8g gassssss aspa.
Asss now tasa slss Tar ia KiaA ID Hearsy exlssnsf
MOI sae rsy II sssli fsr cssss, mass seseel'y sss
ssss yoa ssi whes tallss apa by sisy sgsAsa shsuw
ssa yuag sSaasEes. as8 ssSase "a tha ass buse ssF
stss sesss os slsss@ ssn aF8 asesstaF gpes haasa.
s5a Id my sssesssaa are Gsssss 10 fnpesss cora tx
ssHy pasTassa hsss ana ptoad 10 sas, have nssss
bcss toggsd 10 resort 10 ssca painful means 70 sifa
sssrsns,s sasgls. asa u9w d. beg yssi - ess -
sy assssssncs taaaias ard ibhly. sat asssF sa gs
sss ezHspagn aay bssa sgia Ieas'fs O.
saysns sass bare aos iFnpfp asts nSafa cs'ss
Iass. howavcr tssSs hsTe ssa srssss sSsi Ply ~
sHesss 70 Hay saa sssh easess alrss ssssaa =
ssse ozsssr ss charge IT gesssas and sssass7 kss
ana will iake pleasure ia ssyiss iie q taaess
rfssrsssa ia sae besa II bis shalIsSss
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as 49, - Cags. ssad sa sss @ NJ
u.~e ~ g!osggses. s e.
f Dat.iagsoa syatasesb and Sumter i, AassssssA
viii please copy thfse ssssses afa Asa s'a ~ ssEs4
sawess ESsgasseGs -
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llTo the Planters of Kesshaw and
Sumfer Districts.

TYATfSts heaA assignsd by Capt. James Sowssas
u Chef sf Fogsge Dlssries No. 6 10 procure corn,
ssls and fodder feF cF ssfy, most respectfully urge
,,f, yps 10 tsirow cpcn yosr gsansrssA and les me
nave MI OF yov,r erpas er sle $50 If oss gallant de-
fspsess AZ tAe cry Il sill ssr cogn aye The pegsr
D, igangess but hspe shaal nos hass Va single in
ssarscs ,hs unpeasan, duty ef using II will NOT Il 1t
can be avoided. bss eurn must have Mr. %. Nc
s,csn rY psiaspaa agent fcf Esrshaw, viii have aa
charge iss my sbssaea Af. g. 8 Douglas, Ey rns-
chasing ages, wial give yoa call and | trust pan
will respond heartily 10 his appeals IN behalf Of oss
now peosecaiug your homes and fircsiaes
The opportunity here occurs q returning my thanks
10 the people cf tbase DISTRICTS for the unSrEn cur
tssT and sfhlnsss have received sRca my arrival
annSas ,herp. r. II OWEN,
Mays 81 Caps and a. On.
Sumter Fascagsss please copy csc
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! aaGADosJls sasT'EEss.
C0MbsIsssARY GEN iississlaL's DIP s. G.
,nt t,sal.ss q. q. LIE q ZEE.

COM NIssAR RE GENETALss Bgps q. G.,
s GoIsaasas Is c. 1saay ii Ise
gsFig below named persons having sHecntcd snd
u. fled dtsif bonds In tis Department, IA eumplss
sse feqnisisios o an Aat 10 arssssd an Acs
acs spstippfs ia lgkaa 81
spittas liquors in Tbs ssste parsed I1th Deceas
ber 1868 sra appointed By bis Escelleiey The Goves
ncr agenss ss manufacture and sell limited gasrttF
os AlesEoa and " hsssy ID he Districts nstssd To-
regularly PHYSICIANS asd registered dgu9e
gisss ef said uisssissss for medical ruryos
~ csisr pessshs assti.lng ia this State are doHg
70 IN d;sses siaasi ii Tic la3 and asB argenabs 10
iss penalties
IL Il sI aas ef all leaders Of pasroi 10 report al
md os at sa 10 sesss and sup
r7s4s slsetr slss al persons 20 whose ke0wiedsa
ytSas;p 0f Tie aye s,sie Act, ny aggnss or osaers,
ssa cass afe faqsssad 50 make aayfs Of the Eacss
besfs aBy isagzsfase ard forward the saate % lbs
Department.
pefsssas ssesiros &c sia appointed SCENTS TO msnu.
se9ge ard sob esFsiss IN Hng o. the Districts n whsh
no apscanssssts aagg f s,ssde wiis seaa uieig so.
Recommended by ths dsicgasssu IL seir
sssie, % this iepsssaneas whsu The sass VIII Do
sshiisei 50 bis Exaplsncs sle Governor T approval
alsa confirmation - m s54s & esss
Tfsos gakias abtssilse Post oisse, Abbe.
rfiss G. III
Il Campbell Asdsssaa District Post os6pss Araer-
sca C. RI ssss
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gHsrsesian
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NOTICE

TEsHR Goamssasnnszs at Esee Gslssoss sss. Easassa
l. District sse seasrssed 10 ssss Ia Candies on sae
arss nenisy In June faxt sheir pancial atseAdsacs
In higaly nssssay. 81 ChairTsa aad Treasurer usl
be esssssa 30 aaI tie peaes ~ sess wlso wese psrs
assy essrssa wfs have sines tess called Haa hssaI
10 no into Coasnssssin ss8vsce
By order Of ske Rcari of Fsss schoals
4. l. MCDONALD,
Eecesasy fsha Beard.
MAY IA TsED.
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NOTICE !

gYssgggg un.ks altar thla date. appcsstua VIII bs
nssae % tha Hsuk OF tsasEsaa Do Tn. 70 isaaa .
s.rs;ssss ess,sate lcsseo shares Of stock Of ssia
u.ss 70 Isao Jaiy .tHSa standing in he raFse os
ss,rI, Isp,ss Assao original hsl1g ioss
sa4A'1 VET Jgo M Dn&A USSURE
May Is sm ssRsSs's0s'
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saAap PsacrHcE. Tho Charleston cores
pendent nf an exchange writes as follows:

saAaP PsacncE. Tho Charleston CORES
pendent of an erchsnge writes as follows:
Tae men in Ibis department. have been get,
ting ten day fnrlougba, for saea recruit they,
bring into The aeld. Considerable talking
sOsRs writing and mach Of d struggle has been
goiag on. with ae yicw Of shns gaining the
prisilega OF agoing home scsne days sisce,
. soldicr, vhosa furlergh lad expired, and
whose persuasive eleqaclse had besn eshaussed
In the vaia effort 10 procure q recruit. blessed
his luck and started for earip. On The road,
fortune smiled: iie stpickcd up yoaih who
desired to volunteer, bat, like himself bad
empty pockets NO transportation and @aafy'
passport. Tie snrioagh must he made; 50 be
took she youth sin tow, ], entered the sraiss, Sc
cured scat and SCH hia wits TO work. He soon
hit apoa q plan. left sessaan. TO take charge OF
sle ssak entered the next car and bawlcd.
Passports II r Ed 81, instant in slsc twsnkling
Of an ese--a great fdgssing and aansbliag took
plscc- --eyery hand cageris soags,s Il pocket.
ani The aforesaid docansenss were pFclnced.
He cxa,ai.cd them. asked tnsny questions kcp.
one, aad passed on TO shc next cas. sssusEsed
the Importance OF tho seudariee. and shouted.
.TickctsF They were brought forth. exans-
si and one retained THUS ticket and pass-
port we're sscssrd, recruit taken 10 sasap. and
sea .lays 1t homo realized by the an6aricas
chap II grrs
\ il sill be seem from the following liss OF
Yaskee nsilisarg Smiths, shieia No clip from
he Lsaissiilc Jvasaai. that tho Smith ffases-
nifty il . martial family
Major Gen. Charles l. snili,.
MAJOR Gen. VI. T. saai,h.
Dssgs Gen. W l.efos Smith.
Brig. Gea.s Giles A. Snlisll.
Bsig. Hon. 4 j. Smith,
Brig. Gss. MI. Smith.
3 Brig. Gea. @. caay ssaiss. '
Bfig. Gen. John 4. Smith.
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ANNOUNCE 4 ENTss.

as Epsssss Az slsa sssee n arifsseasag asss siss
Fe II gsfsssw isssgsse viii asse 80 seseyt. shsss
who wsl serssssa. tss, d sasa esasing Isgsa,are
Re resssessasy sseassss4sa sss tsisvsg gsssseasea
as esaaas assss.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-05-13

T'as nasess of AlhrHsaslc Sound sss 10 oar
ssiet pnevssssa. The Hshsssss asn worked
ssssi. gssas sasassss sssy ss.a f.safsle. -
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notice.

TNn + ~. sALM0ED. has rssarsed tho psaessos OF
has pssseszsna Ia sisa Tuwn1 Ssasaasas and sts
ysrlassy. ofEea aa MgSa street.
Mayia
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Desweca three ard Soar hundred negro no
saen and elildsca. who hasi bean taken soH,
.hcsr legal ownefs. were recspsnsed as paym.
aash. The nes asse either killed ID battle. or
saassc silssr aay Ii sIie swasnps a.ssl forrest
Mauy Oh tire Iassss viii no dcsist sss taken "A
Yankee L;anisaaas, aI.o wss ii esfaasand os
she negro sarces, Iss. ls osdsr 81 sseserai llcks.
ssrea confssi With The neggsp waBsen and
children.
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Tha aunoans OF prOssssoss secured by the Call
f pismoash d sid 10 be- far gresssr shae aay
one bad sappossd, aad shs couafry opened 10
m VIII furnish enough 10 feed large army fog
nsaay snonashs 81 rcuas. =
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ny shc Ray. y. R Redsesa On slss i,sh nsssns. N
I. j. JcSgY 10 Miss gLIZABErH THOMPSON, s
Of fRssssaH DssaTssss
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gltssaa Aa inapsrslpeas yeash had been
aaasssag s.saaself n exhibiting slc following
ssnas % assaa issassss ssesnssy
= @Asa sepfn ID kiss srsaag saeassiSes,
And ssases xsaid giss brother
Bas wosnaa waas 10 kiss 90 bad,
Ihey kiss and kiias each efhss.
Wheseupon aasoaag fsay pencillea sha reply
sa tbs back " "a snrelope, and seFa Il ter tho
ioois iasstaesson:
4aafaa DO not kiss amoHg shsmselsss,
- Aad it's wsH shat they refrain:
The bitter doae woak5 ven shssn ~.
They would never kiss again.
Is sometimes on poor wosnsI's lip
In applied this naaseous lotion,
Ws hsvs se Hiss asnoag oassalses
ass eonrssgacfiag pcsian.s
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: Msy ID
e. AL papass Ia sssa 6ssies as8 rsgeaasaa 10 rupy
eaes ana sand bi h dnpsseass 10 sass assa.smsai.
with espy IL advertisement attached, ss paypeas,
Dlils psa quarterly
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VIA ssesssasssed 30 sna0ascs Mr. W. 81 /. WILSON
III q esnalaate foF cissk III sas ccsass 81 saa Hess
sssssiaa. 49,
= April ~. s@s 1850 $50 s.s,
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slsSis / Llsu,. Col ard ccaa. Gen. &C.
~! rarsrs h tse sassa gsaass essgsg sssses and
ssa tls 10 aapsssass. wsth eary af aasSsysysssers
asssfhsa 10 ttss6 lspsftagas sg pssness Bills paid
aaarssfiy.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-11-05

hungsr--was looking in at bis door, to waste
one-tenth of his only bale Of cotton on a
wretched hebdolnadal, filed with Seces-
sion, slavery, and negro sdysrtisemsnts,
whose stupid editorial he would be fort
night in spelling out? S@
As he does not READ, he has to derive his
knowledge of current events and political
affairs from his wealthier neighbor, who
is sure to be a slave-owner, and one Of the
self-baptized "chivalry." At q politica!
barbecue, or . court-day gathering, the
farmer may hear, once or twice in the wear.
the two sides of every national question
but the, to him, sll-important one Of sla-
very. If that SUBJECTS ct all touched upon
on such an occasion, it is shown to be OF
Givine origin-dating back to the tims
wis en- Ham FIRST cast black shadow across
his 10 oking- glass. and only to end when the
skins OF his descendants no longer wear
mourning for their forefathsr's .in.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
r J.. ROB 4 co.

Wallsee street, Virgins City, Wholesale and
Retail denlers In Groceries, Dry Goods. Clothing,
Hsrdwars, Sscyss, &c. St. Louis winter wheat,
hour, aud corn teal for sale BY the hundred or in
quantities to suit. -. Ism n
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

VEEAS Il a IL Id II II CT ONGs
Territorial Officers.
Eaoyss1os, sIDNEY EDGERTOS, Baunack City
skcnEslaY, H. ?. F0RSEY;
VHIER JUSTICE, H. L. HOSMER.
AssocIArz JrsTIcE, AMI GIDDlSGS.
" L. 3. WILLiSTON,
AIRY. GENERAL, E. B. NEALY, Virginia City,
MARSHA, G. J. BUCK,
SURvxYon GESEEAL, N. BOYD.
AUVTroR JOHN s. LOTT,
TsEAsuRsR, JOHN J. HULL.
SorARI PuBLIc, JOHN s. ATCHISoN.
GoEnty Officers OF Madison County.
County Commissioners, JAMES FHReEs,
&" sAxUsL W. SrAHLsr, =
FRED. Il. RooT.
Probate Judge, Taos. C. JONES.
xhsTf, MIL HOWE.
Treasurer, RoBxnr n. IIILL.
Esro7ayr, r. 4. HAGAYAs.
sunlcipnl Officers OF Virginia city.
Police Judge and E:-0Scio Mayor, G. g. BIssgL
Hsnbsn. of Council, F. E WoopBcRr,
" d" SAM. SCuwAB,
+" JAMES GIBSON,
\. EaaD.
Marshal, Jznnr EoIAx.
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IDAHO HOTEL,

DAio noiHA' tral 7-ll uI4t .a-f.
Wallace street, Virginia City, M T. J. N. cassnsr
proprietor. The proprietor announces to his old
friends and the public generally, that he il now
prepared to accommodate beardsn by the meal, day
week at low rates. His table furnished with the
best the market afords. lily go 4
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The spire of Strasbourg Cathedral had
hitherto secured to France the distinction Of
possessing the loftiest structure among
church belfries known in ,Earope; but thai
proud pinnacle is des:.i1ed to be . ssrtoppsd
6y the tower II process Of erection al 81.
otephens idirster, in Vienna, Hitherto
ssAe Aust. ,an spire baa only reached an alsi-
taade Of 439 feet, while tho Alss.iaa Steeple
measured f49 in height, an addition OF ia
feet to its rival on the Danube puts an end
to the boast and glory of tbs Rhiuc-ths
state of the poll being now, strasbourg }as ,
Vienna 454, majority for Vienna tset
With few inches. FRANCE, however, aas
cot MoHs Rlane, -.- ,}-fs