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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.

More Reports about Semmes and His
New Graft.
SOUTHAMPTON, July g. Information
from good authority leads to the belief
that pirate Semmes and his officers, and
part of his crew, have obtained the
steamer Rappahannock, and intend to sail
at an early day from some French port.
1t is also asserted that they will attack the
Kearsarua
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Goltl Hin, July lg, !

CtONSTABLES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
u Execution Issued out of Justice & II. Roblnson's
Court of Gold Hin Township, Storey county, n. t.
10 me directed in favor of TliuS. HARkEN AND
WM HARKEN, and against the OCCIDENTAL
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY, IN the
sum of SO -, Eghty-sx and 2m Dollars and costs,
have seized AMI will expose for sale at public auc-
1861 al o'clock pm, In front Of the Justices Office,
Gold Hill, Storey county, n. T., the following des-
cribed property to Wit All the right, title and inter-
est of said Occidental Mining Company, Judgment
debtors, In and 10 (5OOO) Five Thousand feet Of
mining ground, more or less, In said Occidental
Company and lying and being situated In American
Flat Gold Hill District us per notice Of location of
the same, on which claim Is shaft (T5) seventydve
feet more or less, also dwelling house. also small
shed VIM. II. BEGAN
Constable Of Gold Hill Township
Gold Hill, July ~, 1864. Jylg td*
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NONSTABLES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN
" Execution issued out Of Justice 5. ii. Robinson $
Court Of Gold Hill Township. Storey county, N T..
to me directed. in favor Of x. MCMILLAN, and
against the KING SOLOMON GOLD AND Sill
YER MINING COMPANY, In the sum Of Sill p,
have seized and will expose for sale at public
ton on THURSDAY, AUGUST ELEVENTH, AID.
1854 al O'Clock Pa In front OF the Justices office,
Gold Hill, Storey County, n. T., the following des-
cribed property to wit: All the right, title and inter-
est in said King Solomon Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Judgment debtors, In and TO (5OO) nve
hundred feet Of mining ground In said company and
living and being situated in American Flat, Gold Hill
District as per notice OF location of the same. on
which claim Is shaft (5l seventy-hVe feet more or
less. Also, whim. rope and yoke with all fixtures
belonging TO the same. Also, q small stable, &c.
WM ii. BEEGAN,
Int,l mn In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-19

DEFUNcT.-Itwill be seen by our Sacra-
mento dispatch that the Essaing Star has
deceased after a brief existence of eight
weeks, 1t was a well conducted and
spicy paper while it did live and we regret
It's failure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-19

rIVIE COPARTNERSHIP IN THE BANKING
i business heretofore existing between Eugene
Kelly of the City of New York, and Joseph A. Don.
oboe, Wm. c. RalstOn, and Ralph s. Fretz, Of san
Francisco under the firm name Of EUGENE
KELLY & CO., New York, and DON0U0E, RAILS
TON s CO., san Francisco, will cease on the first
day OF July, ls64 Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. Dom
oboe withdrawing from the c0partnership.
The business win be settled In New York by
Eugene Kelly, and in San Francisco by VIM. q.
RalstOn and Il. 5. FretZ.
DepoSltors are requested to hand in their books
for settlement at the banking house of Donohoe,
Ralston s Co. EUGENE KELLY,
Per J. A. DOnohUe, Attorney
JOSEPH A. DONOH0E,
.r...... 'H- VIM. @. RALSTON,
X. 5. RRETZ.
Sa,, .Is,, lima
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-19

BLACK-FRANCIS.-In Virginia, July I7th, j. l..
Black, Esq, to Miss Clara Francis.
CR0W-BYARD.-In Virginia, July Eth, A. L.
Crow to Miss L. Byard. ...... .. Id.
GREG0RY-CULLEN.-I Virginia, July 18th. s.
+. Gregory to Miss N. 4. Cullen.
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Deaths.

YOUSG-At GlenbrOOk House, Lake Tahoe, July
18th, Emma, youngest daughter Of X. A. and 5. D..
Young of Virginia, aged months and 10 days.
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NEW TODAY.

Notice to Advertisers.-Those Of our patrons
whose places OF business are at the upper end OF
town. can save themselves Il walk, by deposlting
their advertisements or messages in our box at the
Posi- Office
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X. ;. FRETL.
San Francisco, June l3 ls6I.

rJNHE UNDERSIGNED, CALLING ATTENTION
L TO the above card, give notice that and after
the first day of July next they will continue the
rnptlOn, at the old banking house OF Donohoe, Rails
ton Co., In this city, under the firm name Of
FRETZ Il RALSTON, and in New York through
Pine Street; and that on and after the 9Th day OF
July next, they, together with ID. U. Mills, j. B.
Thomas. Louis Mcl.ane, Asa T. Lawton, Vim. L.
Barron, Thomas Bell, Jno. U. Earl, Wm. Norris. J.
Whitney, Jr., o. +. Gitiin, A J. Pope, Herman Mich
els, Frederick Billings, George II. Howard, H. +.
TeSchemacher, A. Haywood, Moses Ellis A. b. Nc
Creary, L. NJ. Jessup. Samuel Knight, A. c. Henry,
J. @. WimerdIng and VIM. Alvord, of San Francisco,
and Jacob korn, Of Portland, Oregon. having be-
come for that purpose duly Incorporated under the
ing in all of Its various branches al the same place
anu through the same agency and upon the basis OF
q Gold and Silver Currency under the name bf
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God sent not His Son into the world to
condemn the world, but rhat the world
through Him might be saved.
St. JOhu III; IL.
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SOTICE.-Thcre will be n special Meet
log OF the stockholders OF the Napoleon Consolidated
Mining Company held ut the office Of the company,
Court House. Virginia, On THURSDAY, AUGUST
EIGHTEENTH, AID. lSC4. A full attendance Is re-
queStcd. as business of Importance will come before
the meeting. By order OF the Trustees.
CHAS. II. KNOX, Sec'y.
Virginia july Is, 1851 jylg III
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Office of the JewcIt & Shepard Gold and
Silver Mining Cumpany.-GOlI Hill, July Is. 1861.
At meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of the Jewett
& Shepard Gold and Silver Mining Company held
this date an assessment Of One Dollar JlOO Isl JOl
was levied payable Immediately to the Secretary.
lYllm IL c. RROOKE. Scc'N.
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Births
Marriages.

SULLIvAN-In Gold Hill. July 18th. to the wife Of
John Sullivan, q son.
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rNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A CO
! partnership for the transaction OF u general
Banking and Exchange business, under the irm
names Of DON0H0E, KELLY & CO., In San Fran
cisco, and EUGENE KELLY & CO., In New York,
commencing July, lst 1881. Their Banking House
In this city will be at the southeast corner Of Mont
gonery and Sacramento streets.
EUGENE KELLY,
JoSEPHA, D0N0H0E,
San Francisco June l5 isbi. ln25 Imp
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A. j. HALLIDIE 81 co..
san Francisco.

n5rThe tirst cost of Wire Rope and Manila Rope
of euuaI strength Is about the same per foot. a
Wire Rope, properly applied, viii out-wssr from
three 10 dve Manila Ropes. Je2 Smb
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T,HIs BANK Is OPEN FOR THE TRANsAC
L ton of General Banking Business. VIII re-
celye deposits attend to the Collection of Paper and
draw Exchange, by TELEGRAPH or otherwise, on
New York, London Dublin. &C.. &C., on the most
favorable terms. WIN. C. RALSTON.
D. y. MILLS, President. Cashier,
San francisco, July 5, 1854. il IyslmN
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAIR. PLASTER AND CEMENT
HAIR. PLASTER AND ENT.
For sale by
GARYRELL & MURRAY.
II South G ST. Virginia.

William Evans
UOUR MEMORANDUM BOOK Is AT THIS
j Uffice. Please call, pay for this advertisement
and take your property. Jyl6u
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Mining Rome.

IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPES, FLAT AND
i Round, for hoisting from Shafts and inGllnes,
made In any length and Of any size, at the MaRuiac'
tory
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THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,

d. o. MILLS and WM c. RALSTON Will be
charged with the management Of the business Of the
Corporation. VIM. q. RALSTON,
X. 5. FRETZ.
San Francisco June l5 lSiI InHIn2n
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, Copartnership Notice.

Copartnership Notice.
THE COPARTNERSHIP IN THE BANKING
L Business heretofore existing between Eugene
Kelly of the city Of New York. and Joseph a. Dom
oboe, William c. Ralston and Ralph s, Fretz, of San
Francisco, under the firm ,ndWe Of EUGENE
KELLY CO., New York, and DoN0HoE, RAL-
(lSt) day of July, ls6l-Eugenc Kelly and J. A.
DOnOhOe withdrawing from the copartnership.
The business will be settled in New York by
RaistOn and X. s. FretZ.
DepoSitors arc requested TO hand In their books
for settlement at the Banking House of ponnhOe,
Ralston < Co. EUGENE KELLY,
(Per j. A. DOnohoe, Attorney.
J. A. D0S0HOE,
W O, RALSTON
RS. FRETZ.
San Francisco, June Is, 1861
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The Hank Of California,

Corner Of Washington and Battery Streets
SAN RRANOJsCO
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L % Q q u r 70 S !

REV. DIR. BELLOWS
DRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES SAN
l. itary Commission viii address the citizens OF
Virginia OIL Thursday Evening, July u,
silver City ON Saturday Evening, July 23,
Gold Hill on Monday Evening, July rs,
Dayton on Tuesday Evening, July %,
WnshOe City, Thursday Evening, July 2S,
On the operations of the U. y. Sanitary Commission
on behalf of our sick and wounded Soldiers.
ADlIITTANCE FREE.
Due notice of the hour and place Of Lectures VII
be given. JylSh
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-04-29
THE Nrws.-what |. the nows? This In

TIE NEws.-What Is the ncws? This in
quiry, 30 often made. involves, at the present
time, tho great interests Of our nationality.
The present season will be time Of stirring
intelligence. in the political, moral, and mil
itary world. Revivals of religion wo hopo
will DO general-a President is 10 be made
tho rebellion to DO crushed, and tho star
spangled banner 10 float in the FREE mir Of
American prosperity. Every patriot wishes
to DO thoroughly posted in passing events.
Tho press Is the medium through which that
knowledge is to DO gained.
Tho BOD regiment Of Maine volunteers is
now forming at Augusta, thrco companies OF
which are to DO taken from tho County Of
York. Tho Union and Journal Ii our local
paper, ably conducted, and will have reg
ular correspondent in this regiment, who will
keep It's readers informed relative to all tho
passing events OF Importance which may &C.
cur during the campaign. Allow me, there
foro, to suggest that every soldier who Is to
leave family, place in its hands copy Of
tho Journal, and every father whose son Is
to 90 to the field, see that no has tho reading
of this paper. And rs there will DO many
who will feel but little interest In this mat
ter, will some benevolent person sec that tho
paper is placed before them every week. IL
will be an outlay that will pay hundred
told. A word to tho wise is sufficient. Send
in your orders ut onco. Let other counties
90 and do likewise. II.
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New Publications.

A YourH's HISTORY or THE REBELLtoS, from tho
Bombardment Of Fort Sumter TO the capture Of
Roanoke Island. by William NJ. Thayer, author
Of "rhe Pioneer Boy" &o; dc ,Oi fiith Thousand
We have been very much pleased with an cx-
animation Of this work, not only on account OF
the evident care which has been taken to pre-
serve the stirring facts connected with the His
tory and make the work reliable rs q compcndi-
um of the causes and incidents Of the rebellion,
but from the pleasing manner in which II is
written. The aim Of the History is to instruct
and interest the young, and with such an object
attained ANY work Is worthy Of commentator.
Our own experience proves to US the fact that
those histories which are adapted to the young
reader, and which rivet his attention, are the
most seryiceable. Ten thousand persons have
read the history Of Rome by Goldsmith, where
one has waded through the twelve or thirteen
volumes of Gibbons Rise and Fau. These
large and comprehensive histories are indispcn.
bic 10 the scholar and author, rs works of ref
erence, but they utterly fail rs histories for pop
ular reading.
But il is not the young only whose want will
be met by such work as we have before US.
but the family will find II especially adapted to
general use, containing asst docs the substance
fourth the price.
Like ali the books from the publishing house
of Mcssrs. Walker, Wise & Co., it is printed on
clear heavy paper. with bold type, and is bound
In attractive style.
HAnPER's New MONTHLY MAGAZINE for May
is received, and Is for sale ut all the bookstores
It contains illustrated articles on "Lifc among
tho Esquimaux," "Psyche," "a Visit to the
Convent Of Sittna four Lady, Damisue, ""Lit-
tie Dennis Duval" by Thackeray, with other
popular and interesting matter. This number
closes the 2Sth volume. In the next number
will DO commenced new novel by Charles
Dickens, entitled sour Mutual Friend" This
Is one Of the most popular magazines, and tho
present is good time to subscribe.
The Lady's Book for May is on our table, full
Of matter interesting to the ladies.
Arthur's Home Magazine Is received with its
usual interesting miscellany.
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KitterJ Navy Yard.
ArrxARANcx or TIE YARD.


As We remarked last week, every available
spot Of land Is occupied for ship timber.
Congress has appropriated 100000 for the
enlargement Of tho Yard BY the purchase Of
additional land, and although sadly needed,
there is hitch somewhere, and nothing has
boon done about il. The buildings in the
Yard are, q Dry Dock which is capable oil
holding tho largest shipof-thc-linc I'VE
eco that tho Minnesota which was injured by
the rebel, in Hampton Roads, is ordered to
Brooklyn. Tho Yard at that place is pressed
beyond its capacity, and we learn that the
Dry Dock can not DO used for months to
come. Meanwhile the Minnesota will DO
lying ut u wharf at an expense to tho Gov
crnment OF one or two hundred dollars q day,
when st this Yard there Is y dock unemployed
whore she could DO repaired immediately;
six timber houses abou. l5Ox60. built Of brick
and granite, and stored to their utmost ca
pacity; ordnance building. an extension Of
which Is being built; three ship houses; 4
machine shop about $50 feet long and two
stories high, containing machinery Of great
value, and turning out brass and iron work
Of tho finest quality; mast and spar house
$50 feet long; Naval store house-depot Of
provisions. clothing &C; mi,hery; paint
chop; boat builders shop; hospital; marine
barracks: oakum house; tank shed; cooper's
shop. joinsr's shop and saw-mill; iuttoek
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TUE Coal SuprLY.-Tho Miners Journal
estimates that tho consumers OF coal will DO
taxed ut least three millions Of dollars this
year, In consequence Of tho lawlcss violence
which prevailed In tho Pennsylvania coal re
gion last summer, and attributes tho difficult
ties among the workmen, which suspended
work at the mines, entirely to the copper
head resistance to tho draft. II says:
"All this violence Is directly traceable to the
political copperhead leaders and scoundrsls who
have kept the masses In o constant state Of ex-
citcmcnt by the infamous falsehoods they hayo
promulgated against the Government, and pal.
liating and sanctioning the scenes Of violence
which have disgraced some parts Of our coun.
try. and nearly destroyed the value Of proper
ty in these Districts"
The great falling If in tho supply Of coal
produces higher prices at tho mines, and
and spectators add to tho legitimate rise.
Nevertheless. rs work Is now fully resumed,
and about 100000 tons find their way to
market weekly, 1t is probable that tho OK.
trcmc prices will fall to a moro reasonable
standard soon alter tho full resumption Of
canal navigation.
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Persons Of Fall Habits, who are subject 10
singing In tho ears, arising from too great iow Of
blood TO the head, should never DO without BRAN
DRErn's PILLS, and many highly dangerous symp-
years OF ago has used Brandreths IHllsfor twenty
i've years as his sole medicine. When he feels him.
self lndsposcd, DO 10 fbr Gold, Rheumatism, Asth-
irritation OF the kidneys or bladder he does moth
Ing but take u few doses OF Brandreths Pills.
Ills usual method Is TO tako SIX pills, and reduce
the dose each night one pill. In every sttack Of
sickness for tw 'nty-hvo years, this simple method
has never failed 10 restore him 10 health and few
men arc 70 DO found 80 active and hearty ~ no.
May 10th, 1861.
Sold by br. DRYDEN SMITH, Diddesbrd, and
by all respectable dealers In medicines. imi6
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WAR FACTS AND RuMoRs.
From North Caroiiu..
Nvw,v,y NJ n -,

NEwDERS, N. O., April %.
The battle which had been going on night
and day ut Plymouth, from Sunday the 10th
to tho Goth inst, resulted in tho capture Of
the city by the enemy on "Wednesday morn
ing, including Gen. Vessel and his force Of
1000 men. The enemy obtained possession
of the place at 8 o'clock in the morning.
Gen. Vessel and his troops retired into Fort
Williams, and held out until Wednesday
noon, repulsing the enemy In seven desper-
ate assaults. The rebel loss is said to be
loo, while ours was slight.
Gen. Vessel, who gained such distinction
in the seven days fight before Richmond, has
made in this siege o post heroic resistance
with his little band Of veterans. Several
weeks since he called for 5000 men, stating
in solemn manner that it would be impos'
sible to hold the city with less force. Gen.
Peck, who has given Gen. Vessel oil the as
sistance in his power, has timo and again
called fot reinforcements.
II is reported that the enemy have Left
Plymouth, and arc now moving on Washing
ton, and also on this city. The rebel ram at
Kinston, on the Neuse, hos, 1t Is ascertained. ,
moved towards Newbern, and It's expected
to make the attack in day or two. More
cunboats and reinforcements arc Immediate
" required here and at Washington.
Two companies belonging to the I'd North
Carolina Union volunteers were among tho
captured at Plymouth, the most OF whom
were taken out and shot by the enemy after
our forces had surrendered. All the negroes
found In uniform were also shot.
The rebel ram at Plymouth, which came
down tho Roanoke. is expected to act in con-
cert with other rams in the attack on Wash.
ington and Newbern. She carries three small
guns and one 64-pounder. With the MD Of
o few gunboats these rams could be easily
run down, as their sea.going qualities are
bad. Under the cover Of night the ram at
Plymouth sunk two Of our .gunboats, but 1t
is not expected she would attack any respect
able number of gunboats in the daytime.
A special order from Maj. Gen. Peck an
nounces. with feelings Of deepest sorrow, tho
fall of Plymouth, N. O., and the capture Of
its gallant commander Brig. Gen. H. NJ.
Vessel and his brave band, who, no says, de
serve tho warmest thanks aud sympathies OF
the whole country, for their noble defence.
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xxxv111 ooNeREss---first Session.

SExArE.-A bill to incorporate the inhab-
itants Of tho District Of Columbia was passed.
Also, tho House bill to establish Bureau OF
Military Justice. The army appropriation
bill, with several amendments, placing tho
colorsd troops on the same footing as to wa
ges, bounty, &C., as tho whites, was passed.
HousE.-The National Bank and Currency
Bill was passed, SO to Go. A bill was also
passed authorizing the construction OF nil
road bridge over the falls Of the Ohio near
Louisville. ,..
Mr.. Rice Of Maine, moved that tho request
OF the Maine Legislature for the protection
Of the Northeastern boundary. be referred to
o select committee OF seven. Agreed TO.
A resolution was adopted, instructing tho
Committee on Military Affairs to report
bill giving tho bounty Of 800 to any NON.
commissioned officer or private who shall
havo been discharged honorably In conse-
quencc OF wounds received in Tho service In
tho line Of his duty, and pra rata share Of
500 for proportionate term exceeding
threc months, and Is now provided by law
for those serving two years.
Stevens joint resolution raising oil duties
so per cent for sixty days, giving time 70
perfect the tariff bill, so as to conform 10
the new tax bill, passed by vote Of 81 to
On
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w"A shepherd" says Mr.. Lincoln In his
baltimore speech. "drives the wolf from the
throat Of hrs sheep when attacked by him. and
the sheep, OF course. thanks the shepherd for
the preservation Of his lie but the wolf de-
nounces him As despoiling the shsep Of his lib
erty. especially IL ii Be black sheep.
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gThc Times Washington dispatch says
information received here confirms tho suspi:
cion Of awidc-sprcad conspiracy in the North
Western States to inaugurate armed resistance
to tho Government. Crawford County, Ohio,
the headquarters OF a gang Of Butternuts,
has been placed under martial law, aud other
counties In that'state will probably be put 10
the same position. Ohio, Southern Indiana.
and Southern illinois, contain the principal
portion Of tho incipicnt rebels, whose leaders
only await disaster to the Nationrl arms to
fro the signal Of revolt.