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Among 20 many names, there are necessarily
verr curious ones. "Gen, Houston is the appel
lation Of one soldier, Jastosebeld Of another and
Janchezcs Of another. or Browns there are III.
teen. OF Davises five, OF Dorothya four, Of Dunns
five, OF Johnsons seventeen, Of Joneses lve, OF
Kcalys seven, Of Kanes four, Of Lcwfses sir, Of
Macs forty.two, Of M1llers nine, Of Morrises five,
Of MuPhya five, Of Morgans three, Of Nelson's
ai1, OF Nicholses four, Of O's nine, OF Parkers
five, Of PattersoEs TWO, OF Quitmans two, OF
Quig1eys two, Of Reeds three, OF Richardson's ilye,
Of hohtneuns i've, Of Rosees three, OF Ryans
three, Of Smiths tweuty-four, Of SCOTS s1T OF
Thon1peons Rix, Of Wul1mses sixteen, OF
WIights three, Of Wilson's eight, OF Walkers fiyc,
Of Welshes three, Of Vests three, and OF Ypunes
etx. There il one Thomas Jefferson, one Man
ehefokey, one Manlove, one Plato Bf1 John
Smiths, four John Browns one Wonder HJde, one
Bach1elfe, three George Washfn9tons, one John
Washington, and one MAessna.
Fcur hundred and nineteen Of these recruits can
neither Rad q write, and sign the muster roll
From the data collected aboye, the conclusion is
reached that Coot county is largely behind her
quota. Enlistmenta must largely appreciate dur
inE. the next ten days, or eyen tue VETERANS will
not gayc Us from the draft.
The War Fund Committee are tn need Of funds
to continue tho payment Of county bunnties to
volunteers There Is an opportunity for those dis
posed to AID them. to purchase the county orders,
bY calling upon the Committee at their rooms tn
lie Court House. One hundred dollars will bug
an order for one hundred and twelve dollars, which
viii be receivable fot the taxes Of 1861
, 1864-02-19
SOLDIERS REST.
Arrival Of the Thirteenth and sev-
- enth Wisconsin Infantry Rig
iments Yesterday.


The Soldiers Rest, a. tar as outward appcasan
ees are concerned, il finished. and were it not fol
the delay In getting In the water and gas pIpea
owing 70 the cold weather, the building would en-
~. 49, - 'tNN -. ~ ustue1 w Aulo ~
Aoa1 111Re sootne' one ~ ul1'ins 1oom and tne
others as sleeping apartments, while ut the north
end Il larEe kitchen, In which stands one Of the
- t.ra,-~ 49, .stsas 49, .r,s - I.sN .aoul
twenty men, while il is heated BY large stove,
with strearucr. and sta,s and ttrines Ths s,sen.
;nr 49, s.,.a1,,s 49, .S.1Ssg@,.. 1A 1ue a.sSp
1ne npst1neo,A as0 eaea PROVIDED VAIN lour tteEs
In the centre Of The room stauds large cosi stoye
I~n. v1. % I,s ~ ~. 1Ua
ing, that the 18th Wisconsin Infantry was en route
for Chicago nnd would probably arrive thst sfte1.
nom. In occona.ncc Win th3s s,,,,nos,,;an nn.,
Der Of ladies assembled at the rest and prepared
sumptuoua dinner for the boys. At 4 O'Clock it
was y supposed that they would shortly arrive, but
w, 4aaeu " oolas Ateocloek tney nao moi ar
not resch here before II. Eleven tolled ont the
n1en,sned ,ri,b mol .nd ~-ess-t,r .,-sv - -.
t,sah,as a., ~ -. .47'. . au 5so no''
niaahing au oFes. A. mfdn'sht dispatch came,
o'e,ocs in the mnrn3np- Finding II narasao,v ~
S,sSs rt-t.a ~ ,,s.ts1ss A. +saisa,.. o.5 s
uase 'nAue " la.ense 1ae VIC a"nes Aaa te"
keotteanEA ~ a1NAuAnne EaeAeiea Io1no toe
M sMtgse anu naoe aae ta9e pass 4uicely py c1aekang
49,. sIngug - Ennteaes " opeIauc Eens. rs.
AoouI nMsPasi ~ EEnaeaa Eta1a- n WAS 6enL u0t 70
1GS9n1p.ae, sp p ana ~ aeM moAeass ne letuI4eo
VIVA tue E1aIl51nG 1HtSu47eH,Ct t0as tHo te0ius
W. sde - aae mvaan - aase % as ~
pu.. =. es s aas enele ~ tn3 .ts
~ @ aaa ~ ". III ~ .aNen ~ ston 40
ossn w III seui lae Cuaeepyse VIE ~. 8qauy'
anI stie esstytnE nas pus u AreR1 ,s ou T,..t,5r
-, - tss anse cT ~ 1.oth9 .. assr M
ia, ~ tn; sIn ~ .r .nd 1he M,ch,"sn
tGong Eaan o. empty ifeagas eafs anq 1ne
~ sash t"a noa1s oei.,e, .as fad3nnyss
Ia ~ ~ W.. .-rixed .rS Wsr
ae ot nouss aas poye t aIafsa e e anI ss MsIe
Hnt pa.. tts i1 Tsst ~ ha.1ft
sras ,a11 " 4eh;c IL hnra iii anne tnaice
aftef gh1eh they gave three cheers and tiger toI
s-ced ~ " tha Sn;thxeste 1sno Hher t. 81
41,t ~ 49, ~ 1or Tsnee;ia 1,h;s sariTnanf rIk.
fo1s sne saS 9r nof n nnscI
II Cr;nnei - 3 1rnns +. Tes Hr1sni1ei IN
JaneeEiie IN sav.+Inher 1eft rnd ,!snt r. 4hs
seiis sso strnnr Thev hafe II, ~ Tc.enIistcd' and
ana @ All M ,heT deeametta = ranks ~"en soes foes1'
YesterSav abost noon tho 7th viaeons,n Ar
Tor Washington. This Regiment bas beea on aJSe fuT
Tough tor the past thirty ays In which time Ii has
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DOR COTGHS G0ID9 AM

FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND
A. sGoA;SsuIasPTlOS.--The 3 ~ vxexrAazx Pu14osAax
dsee1Ais is nc most highly approved medtstne syek
Tssossxsa; S9 It HAs STOOD mi al5r Al 1xsIs
49, aAI!ns had an unprecedented sale Or nessJ
10y te11e. l! IL fecOmmend by our oestRn{s
h % onr @pss eminent c1eat ths :s 9ncs
can ne Elyen to almost any extent. - x5spPtHt
fasn IS eottle 1he pEop!feton IN shs15f Pfes seMs
and y; 6e 1alKa bottles much the eesepM1 - ,13e
E. s.rg{Hl 4od r. r. geani9s *a5St ssxissy
Bostoa. Bold Ia CHICAGO ~ BURsHAA SsATH-s
&e14ka4I-QN N lA&k9 4sH4
, 1864-02-19

lNUfnlou.. z TONI ........... ,y3U
Up to The 9th OF January all residents Of Chicago
were credited On the books OF tho Committee to
city at large Since that time, credit has been
given to the wards in which recruits reside, The
, 1864-02-19

Tho Soldiers Home.-The following arc
the arrivals at the Soldiers Home, No. Is Randolph
street, for the past - hours:
tssnqs.JL: P1ssee 3, KinE $: Sanford z g;
gan: D. q: ]. Richardson, +. n, Merriam. j. ".
Glenn, ]. T; Edwards, l.. Sharks, q. shofer, U. L.
Summers 7. Brewer, and r. Bloomfield, c, Il: ".
Bxetsa Ii e. E ksse g. g; s;i'i 4 qSsdSfy: e e. g
Reed; 3; q ]. Carr. G. 5:;C. Pet. d. Gilmors
ard ard. ;, g. nps:, g s.; 3; Rsis5 !: Ri,
Wteo3nstn-s; E. conker, q, p; j. Beers, B,
II +. balfin' G, %: L. Hafer, i, ed; N. Haache,
:Alshtgaa-F. osesrillo, 3. 1; B. Merriam. do; "A.
M!nHe,ofo|, :: ,TunetIn, K,7.
zasalsd e6rps@J. ". Latin, ,4,res.
CURE OF THnoAT q IT, AND LUNG DIS
DIR. Ayers New Mode Of rreatm.pt.
The following letter from merchant Of tb,s c,tv
i additlona evidence Of tho remarkable success 81
Consultation free, and ali Interested are inY;tei r.
tnvestfsate the system which is attracine so much
notise f3san and doing 90 much good. ~~'
low Ays,. et ths Throat and Lung institute, NC Me
CoInick's Building. corner Of Randolph and Dear
born Streets, tor Catarh ind throat Disease. am
happy to cay they have proved highly efFectua and
am perfectly satisfied that they are ali that had
previously heard them recommended. Ihaye en-
tire confidence In Dr.. Ayet's 'Ee1an System Of
Cure.' -
"G. ". Pu1s1FER, Merchant, ". Polk ST.
-~ Persons out Of the city wishing to consult
the Doctor, and unable to come to Chicago, may
address L Wins1ow Aver. NJ D., Box Gss5 Chica-
60, u" and list Of questions and little book
On Throat and Lung Diseases will be forwarded to
the applicant. feb,7-ws8a3tdy 1twk
DIR. Kendall still continues at his o.lce cur.
Ing corne. bun'ons and diseased nails OF the most
tnveterato kind, without pain or bleeding, 95l
East Madison street dnrips this week.
feb 12-w39S-.t.
hlronrAsT DsscovEnr.-A real remedy Tor AsrH-
ma has been found in Iosas lYAiteona5'5 Remedy,
prepared by Joseph Burnett Co., Boston. It has
never failed to give relief eyen in the most severe
cases. Feby 16H7l2-St " and s-wK.
Go roTHs BEsr-Go to Bryaut T. Stratton,s
practical business education. For. circulars ad-
dress {enclosiug stampH) Bryant d Sttatton, Chi
W House and Sign Painting, CalciminIng
Glazing and Graining. Piper Haneings and Win
dow Shades selling wholesale and retaii at New
York prices. F. E. RlaBr, 50 Randolph st,
BOZ eSs5. jaya2u53flm
, 1864-02-19

DIN NOT ABscosD-In the latter part Of
Ja1,uasy one Of the juvenile atta-Aes Of Robinson
T. Howc's circus Troupe now in our city-named
Master Willic-disappeared under circumstances
which naturally led to the belief that he had ab-
seconded with portion Of Ar. Robinson's warde
robe. Tho propfletors Aaye received information
which has disabused them OF this idea. and desire
to have the statement corrected. They have rca-
rou to believe that lie was cu1ieed away BY one Dc
Haven.
, 1864-02-19
III a r. 81 AI,

1n F9tonyIuf, on the 81 inst, at the residence
assisted BY tho lev. b.. Wells, Lieut., WILLIAM y
SScnoqEMAshER S ot tac ~ Sh 1ayad Corp.
DE "a MATER. Of FSultonvlie. n. 4. feigWssIit
, 1864-02-19

NOTICE,-1f jim and Bill Maher
IN .rp herc from Montreal hdsnd would hketn
- thern. TIVNKRT. 4stusoA House.
fnltENk3 Il Atno
, 1864-02-19

People vs. Mary Comfy, Carceoy). Verdict not
guilty,
People ". Flustey, larceny. Verdict guilty,
and one year In penitsntiArJ.
People II. Zetfesly. {laecany} On trial
, 1864-02-19

ALLEGED PEn1uRI.-Ycsterday afternoon,
Jennie Fannaz, young woman, was charged be-
fore Justice Brown, with perjury, upou warrant
eworn out by John Bobcrt. The particulars OF the
case art briefly a. follows Some few months ago
comp1ainantfs wife, who is sister to the defend
ant, eloped from her home. moving with her the
whole of her husband'e furniture. These things,
a1ter some trouble, were discovered By Mr. Ho-
bert, In the possession Of Miss Fat1nan, at her
apartments 80 State street. and upon 1ie seiz{ng
them, she had him arrested for 1atceuy, swearing
1hat she had purchased the articles from his wife
with the consent OF the hnaband. It was upon
this statement, made Under oatd, that the charge
ofpo1uEy Was based but after hearing the asgu-
meuts pro aud eoa his Honor declared that the Of
fence had not been proven, aud consequently dIe~
missed the cAse.
, 1864-02-19

WAsH1SGroN's B1RTHDA1.-The following
bankers Of this city have agreed to close their
psaces Of business On Feb. - Washington's Birth
day: 8. eturges &, Sons, ). :. 6csmmon. Mer-
chants Savings, Loan & Trust Co., c. G. Parks &
Co., Rudon l. Co., J. Ii. Ads!t, J. @. Conrad, r.
G. Adams, G. c. Smith l. Bro, Il. Doollttle, Prcs-
ton, Willard 4 Kcan, c. 8. Blair, II. ?. Coo1baueh
i Co., Henry Greenbauu, B. Carver, First Ma
tionhl Bank, Second Nutional Bank, 4. L. Badger,
". II. r. Ins. Co., State Savings Institution,
herchants'. Farmess' and Mechanics Savings
Bank
, 1864-02-19

ROARDING.-A large front room
IL .nd two SINGLE rooms to rent with board. at IS
Wnshingtsn strcct, be wcen St1te and Wabash ayr
nue. References required. Also q few day boarder5
can be accommodated. fei1- q 969-lt
, 1864-02-19

Tbs vsla1ex EsallreA1 a71ua Tasly.
, 1864-02-19

ROARDING.-A gentleman aud
10y wife, or two single gentlemen, can procure good
board and pleasant front room where there are no
Other boarders, bS apply Ing Immediately At 81 Vest
, 1864-02-19

pOARDING.-I would like board
- In pirate family on the South Side. for my
Ell vic A4d infant. Address. stating terms. Post
ONCE Boz s1O6. fet1-w1pDe1t
~ ROARDlNG.-Two A pleasant
~. front rooms to rent with good board In private
II ~ south CLARK street. few day boarders
can Dc accommodated. fe1gylE1t
ROARD1NG.-One pleasant room
IL With board. suitable for gentleman and wife,
at ~ 19diana street. Keferences exchanged.
, 1864-02-19
EASES.
DIR. Ayers New Mode or rrrer%n,.,t

IMPORTANT D1scovEnY.-A real remedy Tor AsrH-
MA has been found in Jonas TYaitcon5'5 Remedy
prepared by Joseph Burnett Il Co., Boston,. Il has
never failed to give relief eren in the most severe
cases. Feby 15W7l2-St u and s-wK,
, 1864-02-19

Lecture at the UniFcrsity.-Prot. Buck
Of Hungary will lecture ut the University tonight,
Feb. 18th, commencing at ~ o'clock. Subject
"RcvclAtion and its Advetsarics.r The friends
Of the Institution cordially invited to attend
, 1864-02-19

w ANTED-An experienced Girl
w for second wGEk; also ! man to take care OF
horses. carriages. mllk+ make ff58, DC, Ihey Ynnst
be 1pg to 20 to the country WITH the family from
May to November also seam stress to sew and look
efttf children. None netd apply VINO a.e uot falV
qualified and willing 10 attend 10 their respective dH
yer: 1r1th need not apply. Address ?. i. Boy 205
fe13
, 1864-02-19

cago, Illinois.
EW House and Sign Painting, Ca1ciminIug
Glazing and Gratning. Piper Haneings and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and fetait at New
York prices. f. E. RaBT, So Randolph st.
Boz 56S3. jay22u5533f+lm
, 1864-02-19

The congregation then voted to present to Mr..
Stewart, az token Of regard a quarters salary,
amounting to $780, This amount was increased
By voluntary subscription on the ground to about
$1,000, and will be still further increased By the
donations Of those who were not present at the
meeting.
, 1864-02-19

w A N T E D-Agents in eVery
W County and IN every Hcgimeat to ee1,. bv snb.
scrphon Chronicles ofthe Great Rebellion, t5fee
Ecott. D. D. Of Memphis, Tenn. complete il ons n
octave volume OF Say pages. Price tl-so per copy,
anc!eaI eh1oniee style One mort s.ls6ia eooSs
Liberal !nducementa offered 10 thoroneh1y aecom. oa
E!LsGea agents; @ sola only by subscription. { T,
natl, Ohio. fe1;.1tses Hs11.u' ~.
w a A n TED-Wood Choppers.
100000 bushels Of Charcoal oy the Nottthxs,t
e1nlron Company, at Mayyit'c, Dodge County. VIZ
miles Weat Of Milwaukee, on he AiiTsnkes
The ho:thWcatetn Iron Company, engaged In thr
Or Fig 1ron e1tenaively. Will DAY It al
st soqH3eM latKe and ANAL. parties. Inonpe
q Z: M1IAEs Vice PTcAlden!, II the EoEks or S:oi
1A-" a&5*@ T. W1IKla. Vice PSesidsnt,
, 1864-02-19

FOR :SALE.-Farm Tor sale. one
NILE east Of Huntley Station, on the 6. c.U.
81 Fl r.: ~ 5cAenry county. M. ssid Farm contains
9Ed M;1l haf ots t!ses g. There a.a ntssen acfes af
riant1v NE On EnG ground md ittJ acres Of Fan
fartbsf na sas4 aGT9 na'a9ss r. yesr For
fne ,s PREMISE B. q Of e. B. ALBEO, Ut WAYNE ssattoa
~ aet7f w ~ IL. B, CADY.
, 1864-02-19

Go TO THH BEsT-Go to Bryant & Stratton's
Chtcago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress {enclosing stampG Bryant d Stratton, Chi
, 1864-02-19

FOR SALE-The south half of Sec
ton 26 8, II. consisting Of so acres OF ths finest
land in Cook County within half mile Of the Station
r. Lyong On the line OF the ChicaRo. Burlington and
handsnme growth q wood. Terms liberal. Apply
to OGDEN, FLEETWOOD 4 co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

THE OVERLAND TBLEGRAPH LINE TO
RrssIA.-The Western Union Telegraph
Company, who, in conjunction with the Rus
sian Government, have this great enterprise
in hand, are actively engaged in fitting out
an expedition under the immediate superyi'
sion Of Captain C. S. Buckley, U. S: A., for
Oregon, the coast of Russian America, and
the country beyond Behring's Straits, ia
survey the route of the telegraph line, and
make other needful arrangements TO put the
whole extent Of the line under contract the
ensuing year; and we understand that the
projectors of the enterprise are sanguine
that the line will be in successful operation
between New York, San Francisco, St. Pc
tersburg and London by the middle Of 1866
Mr.. Hiram Sibley, Esq, President of the
Western Union and of the Russian Compa'
MES, sails in company with Mr.. Collins, the
protector Of the Russian-American telegraph
line, in the Scotia, to-day, for Liverpool and
St. Petersburg, with view to complete the
arrangements already initiated with the Rus
sian Government, for expediting the early
completion of the line.-S. Louis paper,
Sept, 2lSt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
stand by the Admini.tratlon

Because it has engaged in struggle to
rescue the country from the gigantic rebellion
and long cherished treason.
Because it is attacked by enemies who have
sworn to destroy the Union.
Because it makes an honest effort to pre-
serve our Institutions, and to maintain Popu-
lar liberty.
Because the traitors are making every effort
to destroy its power and embarras its eSer-
tons.
Because your interests are at stake in the
contest
Because millions of people are to be sacri-
fed if we fail.
Because the rights Of man are assailed:
Because the hopes OF human liberty will De
animated or blotted out forever.
Because it is a contest for national life and
honor.
Because the happiness and liberty Of our
children are to BE- sacrificed or preserved.
Because no other Union, and no Union
reconstructed BY traitors" will be the glor-
ious Union left to US BY our fathers.
Because millions yet unborn will curse our
memories If we fail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

\ NEGLECTED Cough, Cold. or Sore Throat,
which might be checked by simple remedy, like
Browns Bronchial Troches," if allowed to pro-
sress, may terminate seriously. For Bronchitis,
Asthma, Catarrh and Consumptive Coughs. THE
Troches" are used with advantage. giving often
times immediate relief. Singers and public speak
crs will find them also excellent to clear the voice
and render articulation wonderfully easy. loc9om
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

Ell, this evening a. Maguire's. The bill
is 4 splendid one, and we hope the sterling
and favorite actress will receive substan-
tial benefit.
To BE SrARrED.-We are informed that
the Central Mill, which for some time
past stopped work, is 10 be started again
some time next week. This Mill has long
been famous for the good management
and excellent results of ore crushed IN t,
snd we are glad to hear Of its resumlng
operations.
ASSESSMENT SALES. - The following
sales will take place on Monday, as re-
ported BY Billet, O'Bren s Co.. Brokers,
south c street: Peavine Consolidated
Copper, Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany.
BULLION SH1pNExr.-Wells, Fargo &
Co. this morning forwarded two packages
of bullion, weighing 1873 pounds, of the
ssssyed value of Sl,506 90 received from
Austin, Lander county.
BvRoLAaY.-The house of Mr.. Russell,
Engineer of the Crown Point MILL was
bprglariouslv entered and his trunks over
hauled. The theft got nothing for his
+rnmbIe save a few trinkets Of little value
BULLION SHrPpED.-Wells, Fargo S Co.
.b;, morning shipped % bars and'2 sacks
of bullion. weighing 1876 pounos' Oh 'he
assayed value of $33,S2S %.
Ax,1aAN.-yan Wyck & Co., have to-
d,v received 6, l5l ounces Of crude Anal
gam for melting and assay. as .Ear'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
w. GARTON,

Physician and Surg
ONCE, opposite yesey's Hotel. ,.
EDLD HILL. inc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
Hcnoe Guard.

NJ LENDERS OF THE GOLD HILL HOME .
MI Guard ARE notified that there is to be a
general meeting of all members next THURS al
DAY EVENING, October 9th, at Odd Eel
lows Hail. for the transaction Of business. Every
member Is expected to be present. BY order Of
the Executive Committee.
ocS5 I'd J II. MILLS PreAueut,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
rroclze,.v and Glassware,

lust RECEIVED, A MOST SPLENDID SToc !S
u OF CrockeTy and Glassware OF the ATTEST h. ,n.
"a rrench manufacture Housekeepers and others
are invited to examine our new wares ,,.,,s
r,,utu Iu,s - lsa - jnl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
Groceries.

rrsT RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF Fresh
j GR0CERIES, direct from San Francisco, when
we viii sell Cheaper for Cash than a me SANE Ifi
In crorsrieS and Provisions are fresh. Goods ae-
IIyered Free Of Charge. hOkS bkoThE.nnSS;;
Gold Hin. june Il. lcS4. 'H'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

ARRIyKLs-By Pioneer Stage-Miss Mary
Kelley, Scott Cone, John Friglone, Mary
Friglone, g. Westtall, v. Eninger, C. Bur-
bank, s. B, Bonney, Mrs. Uznay and Q chm.
Alex. Dunlap, W. S. Negus, H..V.S Nc
CullouGh, Mr.. Hurd, Mr.. Smith.
DEPARTuRRs-By Pioneer Stage. Muir
ply, A. Hawkins, A. Wade, F. Roberts,
Louiza Crayball, P. Lawlor, q. s. Bryan, w.
Ross, C. H. Grover, C. Ortwoldt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
n,r-a.a md Cnnthinc.

blankets and Clothing.
NEW STOCK OF BLANKETS Of DiEEE siSEs y,
cothinT suitable for Miners wear: Will be sold very
ensap;; nm Tune l. 1854. Inl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
Attention, Gold Hill ArtilIerists /!

VyOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED A,IA
TO appear at your ArmOry on SAT: IVY
URDAY EVENING, October 2sth, NJ cHS
o'clock. By order of the Captain. !.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

VALLASDIGHAM is in favor of dividing the
Union into four distinct Confederacies, and
while in Congress submitted a bill for that
purpose. Vallandigham supports Mcclellan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

The Eleventh Indiana Veterans, IN She et .
dams aTmy. voted the other day, with the
following result: Lincoln, s23; Mcclellan,
is. In the Tenth Indiana the vote stood
Liucoln, All; Mcclellan, s. The Eighth In
diana voted unanimously for Lincoln.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29
AIS Reward.

r osT. NEAR GOLD HILL. A SILVER
| 4 WATCH, English Lever, dou6le.eased' WIZ WI
bucSskin string and steel key ai'aeneo 70 ~ w
tons BLACKSMITH shop, Silver City. oc22 u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-29

The Shasta Courier tells funny story o. 2
q, I'D seresh. who was caught playing cards
and drinking with some eOlored men; ", Sn zen
he cane Out, a Union man engaged the 9lo
fellow in conversation. who expressed ms ae,
cidrd belief that the abolition Governme .S
intended TO raise the negroes to a Level WIKI Va
white folks -N
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~ rvIE FrREMEN.

spscIxL MsYfINa or MARIoN HOOK AKIN
Aysssar y. No is hsid 81 their house Monday
lns espt is 1894 The following resolutions Sere onan
nSrsy Ne ssrp WITH unfsirped rer-s and sorrow ps
ss"S sf our his brother smembSL Charles w Apdsr,cs
~ az generous OF nosm nature ana auue resd
- ID shsrsfore
.. osnnol but with fesAgs Of Affection for time
10 come That In s departure from this world
pany he's sSyertenc9ds y ssvsre and heartfelt loss
Resolved rhyi whs We bow In hau.5le suemssion ahs
decree Of Awse Providence hearts ectasS In
Of Who has been ~ BY uans
Ties Of frssaoshp and sdsesni psd snes roy ,sFrt
thAi while the Aprng tine of t he hes 70 suddeny teea
called 70 that bourne rom vbepoe no rs,ei er renrae
and N snds al the dsee sssd ~ ths oss OF rho
sreconaie con and brother ssd dncsr. fhnd but
mend taem 70 have faith IN Him hat dosh All wee
ktsglyed ttsi copy ~ he sho'e fesslnhoas y sen
The relatives 0f th deceased apd the usual badfe e NOUN
In ~ w1fp ro thirty das % kAt the ebo stc.Gto
b. pnb'lsasd in he arndAf Aerbory and .tersl -.
k'omutttte--intn n Rruefts George " n eei tsen "
Clsutr Sai4us. f,osA Eds.T = Ns,,i IN ,
DA ssL W. Bv,.fs secrelsyy.
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nsrica ONION PACIFIC RAILRoAD COMPANY.
~ No IS william street -,
The annual meeting stockholders Of this Company
will be ned on the lst Monday OF October the Of
the company IS William street. New Teri At II O'Clock A.
M for me Transaction such busine la
fore The meeting. JOHN A. DIX, Prssident
II v. Poor Secretary
OFFICE or THE MARIPosA COMPANY, NO -
" Wall street. York.-Notice II hereby given that
coupons Of the companys bonds Of 1904 viii bs
paid Aftsr the I'd OF October usHt
lion At the oee Of the company. order q the Beard
9Krr. al. 1854 ". TITUS, Secretary
OFFICE OF TBB UrIoH COAL COMPANY, NO.
" Pine street. New rork, September H.-Divtdend.-
The Board OF Drse.or have As d.y declared dividend q
5th Of October The ansfcr books vii b
eoscd from the 3oh inst 70 October both
8 L. CROSBY, Treasurer
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TNTEEEsr FAIABIB sEEI.AHH6XIEY.
Subscriptions for hundred thousaud dslhrs e10s UV
cf hsse bvnss yn BE- psr a the bAnsns hesse
Esv York SAID sc,ds I'm issued snder ,ne su,nsr'y
tho Board cf Sapsrvisors adopted july ~ Is1 and hs
optiour 9Th vubscberr 70 rnp for other sn
mtssE'or twenty-five years
4.a-4. .
WAIVED GOAL OIL srOoRs or SOUND CoNrt
w nice "A etchsnFs for tue Pro erty kkttn snn;
'wert tsge house ,Sb~ Nnd 10 81. srcn5it ter
e. trNta r4 rns 1"w8 ~ anal sspsnsc thls csa -
49, Il. 4, gtsasHct pties tN gls- 'rn thoassui
y RI 80. Ut teafe. ta'aaee IN ahnvr named
a ysfArtes feo1 see soss oupo> n, y.