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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-23

The United States has already a larger
country than the Roman Empire under Tro-
jan, twelve times as large as France and
fuller Of all the elements Of wealth than any
equal extent Of country in the whole world.
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sight Drafts on San Francisco.
Our Assays are guaranteed to correspond win
those OF the United States Mint.
We wOuld respectfully solicit the Patronage OF
miners AMI Others
ASvouchers for the correctness Of orr assays.
are permitted to refer 10 the following Bankers:
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ACCORDING to the Pacific, the valuation
of the Protestant Churches in San Fran
cisco is 1921, 800; of the Roman Catholic
Churches, S592,075, including the Col
leoeS
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MANY persons seem to feel q great So
licitude for our souls welfare, who are
entirely Indifferent to our body's.
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g.. ,.,o,,ross NJ hIs ASSAYS he refers to-
ASSAY OFFICE


l. I1LhkAA414 NN(sS
Virginia City, NeVadR.
Gold and Silver Bullion and Ores Of every
description Melted and Assayed.
RETURNS MADE IN BARS Or COIN!
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO TREAT
w our bars by the
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This process is the only in general use in all
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A naembly-Tenth Day.

IYour reporter yesterday omitted sending
the last part of the proceedings of the preSe.
ding day, and for the purpose OF making tne
report Of the House proceedings complete
sends the following:l r
w. NJ. Gillespie, Clerk of the House, Oh
fered his resignation in the following co"-
munication
To the Honorable the assembly; -. lao
Having ascertained it to be the maj G III S,.
sition of your honorable body that the s Slet IN
of the Assembly shall be Paid! from n,e IL
eight dollars per diem, less than was p pay
my predecessor in the last House OF hepte-
sentatives in the Territorial Legislative no,
sembly, and approaching your desire toPsOre
to your respective constituencies your econU ,,
mical disposition as Legislators, !! ieel my ny
self unable to fill the office Of Clerk Oh tne
Assembly at n per diem any less than taa'
heretofore established by precedent Ac-
cordingly, l respectfully resign my position
as Clerk Of the Assembly Of the state o'
Nevada. Respectfully,
W. NJ. GIILESrEE'
The resignation was accepted, and on mo-
ton of Mr.. Walter, it was ordered that the
House proceed to the, election of another
Clerk, to fill the vacancy occastoned by the
resignation OF Mr.. Gillespie.
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Nnfica To Lax PAYERS.

TAyING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE TAN
III Roll of the town corporate OF Gold MI
Notice is hereby given TO all parties interested,
that the town tax of three fourths % of one per
cent, on personal and real property, is due and
PAYABLE from and after this date, ut my deck in
Judge Halls court room.
Alitaxes remaining unpaid after the ed day Of
January next will 60 OH TO the delinquent list,
with 10 per cent added. Lg.-
THOS. H. JOHNSON, Marshal
/ Gold Hill, Nevada, Dec. y, 1864. dcS3 IN
! Sunrise Gold and silver Mining
Company.-Notice- assessment Of one (Sll
dollar per share was levied this day. by order OF
the Board Of Trustees.
PLATT EETCHAM, Scc'y.
Gold Hill. Dec. 23d. 1861. de23 I'm
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The U. =. Mint.
REDUCED CHARGES.
A = - Az OF FIC IL

Our fees for assaying will be the same M arr
charged in San Francisco. THEALL a. co.
Virginia, Oct ], 1851 uoI7 If
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Nevada Territory

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THE SPECIFIC CONTRACT LAW

The action Of the Senate in striking out
the clause making the Specific Contract
Law retroactive, causes considerable
STIR among our business men. We are
not prepared to give decided opinion IN
the matter: but we can state with GER
tainty that so far as we have been able to
obtain an expression of public opinion
upon the subject, that expression has
been one of most decided disapprobation
of the /" striking out" action of the Senate.
IMPORTANT BnL.-We notice in yes
terday's Senate proceedings, the introduc-
ton BY Mr.. Winton of bill for " An Act
10 compel Trustees and Officers of Mining
Companies to make quarterly statements
Of the receipts and expenditures Of such
Corporations" The demand for such u
law has been long and urgently made
through the press, of California. Stock
holders resident in this State, although
they possess advantages over non-resi-
dents, know but little of the manner in
which their affairs are conducted, and
those residing at distance know abso-
lutely nothing. We have received scores
of letters from nonresident stockholders
in our mines, asking us for information,
which we, of course, were unable to fur
nish, and which if we had made any eff
fort to obtain, we should have met with
most inglOrious failure. In fact we
should not wonder if we had been told to
mind our own business. 1t is certainly
due to stockholders that they should
know what their servants do with their
funds, and law to compel such state
ments could do no possible harm.
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Val YCk IL CO..
ASSAYERS.
TAYLOR'S BUILDING, TAYLOR STREET
Virginia City.
GOLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED AND
" ASSayed, and returns made in Bars the Ilay al
deposit.
Our Assays
u. =. Mint,
And our charges win be the same as in San Franclsco
gB-Particular attention given 10 ORE ASSAYS.
jy31
ALNARtN H. PAUL. q. l.. BLISS. w.H. BAKER
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Mr.. Cutter moved to indefinitely postpone
the whole matter, whereupon the motion was
lost by the following vote SEQ. ..-,,,.
AYEs-Messrs. Brown, Bien, Gutter, Dunn
Epstein, Greedy, Hawkins, Mayhugh, Nichols
Rrosenblatt, Small, Sine, St. Clair and Speak.
er-l4.
NoEs-Messrs. Bearss, Beck, Bolan. Bish.
op, Bond, Carey, benson, Hnckley, Haskell
Lee, Myrick, McKeeby, Parker, Patten, Rig,
by, Shackleford, Smith, Toomos, Walter
Wellington. Young-2l.
The Speaker explained his vote, as duty
he owed to himself, as he had been reported
in some of the papers as opposed to securing
the services of a Chaplain. He had voted
in the affirmative for the reason that a com.
mittee had previously been appointed to Sc
cure the services of the ministers OF Carson
alternately. That was sufficient in his
opinion. ~ .,
Messrs. Brown, Bond and Haskell several
ly explained their votes.
Mr.. Bien called for the previous question
THE rules require tbs call Of three members
to order it.
Mr.. Bond moved to amend the resolution,
The Speaker ruled it out OF ORDER under
the impression that the main question mad
been ordered.
The question was then put and the main
question ordered by a vote OF 10 TO To-
The substitute was lost. d.,
The original resolution was tlen ""oP'eo
by vote Of 26 to 8. ..-
Several members explained their votes,
among whom was Mr.. Patten, VINO stated MS
main object was to preserve harmony among
the preachers. o.Doo,;,.,,
Messrs. Haskell and Cutter respectively
gave notice of motions to reconsider 'ne 'ole
just taken. r cbor,o;r ,y,s
deferred till tomorrow.
Mr.. Sine called up his resolution ordering
supply of stationery for the Clerk "h'cn
was adopted.
Message from the Senate was received re-
turning Assembly Joint Resolution ask!ng
Congress to defer action on any proposition
relative to the taxation and sales Of mining
lands until the arrival of Nevada United
States Senators at Washington with an
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-23

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-The London Times
compares Sherman's movement in Georgia to
Duke Marlborough's march into Germany
which resulted in the battle of Blenheim. 1t
says that nothing in modern times equals it.
1t will either make Sherman a most famous
General or may ruin him and his army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-23

Through the petty malevolence Of some person nm.
friendly 70 and jealous Of the successful Efforts through
which Prince salm sam has earned for himself name
and honorable position In the army Of the Union II was
few days ago represented through the HERALD that
Prince sam salm had been arrested and deprived Of his
liberty by order OF Major General Dix How base and
unfouuded this statement viii DO seen from the
following communication from Major General Dix him.
SELF
HEADouARry DEPARTMENT rnE FAST
Ngw YoRK Cry, FEB. ~, 1904. /
Prince sAiS sAIs, Colonel sixty eighth segment New
York vouuteers-
There ia no truth In the report that orders for your
arrest have been issued al these headquarters Respect
fully, yours, JOHN A, DIX, MAJOR General.
Prince salm calm Ia the Colonel Of tho sIxty.eghth
regiment, m command Of which he has honoraby and
sssnty served the county In most or oil OF the bat
Ties Of the two last years. HIS regiment forms part Of
tho hott moving into the heart OF rebcdom under the
command OF tpo invincible Grant. He has bee this
CITY lot some ltte time past, raising recruits Tor the
SHY elghth, which no has nearly brought 70 the full
stanosro ana ne win himself shortly repair 10 the
'front.' 70 take command OF his regiment, The veterans Of
whcn nave 80 oson followed him 70 victory II 10 only
VOC appa!en snat some plotting German politician, inca
paoe OF PERFORMING noble sodIeriy act himself and
equay incapable o. recognising acknowledging manly
means cpdeavored 70 Islander and maien one who has
distinguished himself In the field aud whose rst act
arriving on these shores offer his services Ia the
defence OF The Union. Tho letter or General Dlx 10
complete roiutaou Of the Islander published naanss tho
Prince
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-23
Police Intelligence.
ALLEGED BURGLARY AND ROBBERY.

On the morning OF the 6th inst, the room OF Michael
Roudena an Italian OF 20 Mulberry street. was entered
byeans OF false keys and robbed OF $500 in gold and
Treasury notes, which money was locked IN trunk kept
under the bed. After the burglary and robbery Rem
denatu made known his loss TO Captain Jourdan, the
sixth precinct who forthwith proceeded TO ferret our the
robbers Suspicion was subsequently directed against
one Giovanni Lsomoesni Italian nut and mutt vender,
living at % Mulberry street. lie was accordingly ar
searching him s4o in gold found on his psson and
after close inspection Of his room f22e IN Treasury
pasted over IT, II also lrsnspircd that the prisoner had
recently loaned $235 TO another Italian The accused,
who claims the money as ms own, was .akcn before
DANGEROUS RESULT OF AssAuLrINa CITIZEN.
About eight o'clock Sunday evening assault and shoot
Ing ARRAY occurred in Third avenue near Eighty third
street which IL Ia feared will result fatally. At the time
named Felix Corey ctrcn, was passing through Third
avenue near Eighty street. with his wife and another
lady, when an acqusntance, named IAwreocs Maxwell
Having ladies with him, Corley declined the Invitation
which so Grated Maxwell that no Immediately COM
o. the violence Corley drew revolver and nrcd bar
roll the ball lodging In Maxwcs left side. causing dam
pita where the attending surgeon has bu. hoes
his recovery. Officer Murphy OF the Twenty third pre-.
cuct afterwards arrested corley at his house. IN Eighty
sixth street. Firth avenue and he was committed 70
await the death recovery of Maxwell. Tho prisoner
says self protection prompted him 10 use the pistol
SERIOUS srARBsc AryRAy.-At late hour on Sunday
night Joseph Bradley Patrick German ana John Murphy
tho latter nearly seventy i've years Of age became 10
voyed IN quarrel at the house Of Robert Dxop 2e7 East
Twenty first street. when Edward and Morris Murphy
81 John, sicrfsrsd 10 protect their father
tho night Bradley was dangerously stabbed oy kni "a
the banda OF one OF the men. and 0orman Was ~. ~
severely cut the face. Captain Camerop W "a
Eighteenth precinct. arrested the three hupmys ~as
took Thorn 70 the station house. Coroner msay Ant
called 10 take Bsadeys ante mortem examnaso'i ~ ~
the evidence failed 70 show who stabbed Bradioy ns
prisoners wcre therefore dschsssed Ss pnu 10 ,Ss
hone of learning who used The knife with suoh alarming
rAanlla.
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anancer Dayton Hanged as Q yp]
NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA

Arrival OF the Ellen >. Terry from New
The steamer Ellen 6. Terry, fron Newbern, N. O., on
the 18th instant, arrived ~ this port yesterday.
The Newborn Time, announces that several thousand
Union prisoners were cent from Richmond to Georgia
few days since.
Persons who Hcd from the abandoned plantations on
the approach Of the rebels recently, have returned 70
their labor.
succrssrut RArps-cAprURB or supPLrss-DE.
erRUCTioN OF BRIDGES, ETC.
from the Newbern Tirnos, Feb. II.
IRE occurred 90 Saturday, January 30, In The quar-
tiers Of Company y Twelfth New York cavalry, destroy
ing the entire building and stables together with two
Many Of the men Lost their carbines revolvcrs and
sabres, and also their clothing. Az one time " was
Tho magazine was several times on nroi ept by tho
strenuous exertons OF the men II was saved. 80
Capt. A. L. Cady, Of the Twenty fourth Now 20 a,so
Indereudent battery with squad Of his men, ana also
OF the cavalry made q raid "down country o. s snc
22d nit 70 Make Phelps, and were succesnu, !" u's
good service They brought Ia NUMBER ~ ky ~, Ia .or
On she osth u Lieutenant Colonel Maxwell ana COM
,and ,sent nto pertie some miles from ColeIa on
cbowan river ard succeeded ~ capturing ana Destroy
ing hundred Thousand pouaas brougns svsv
son,c nTsouors woro taken and ono man killed acc
deptaIy. .... -, rni,.. ,rt,h command ercov,
,.oi.s nv dotachmeut OF seamen. under command o
an,s, Tusscr made raid upon The koa uoke 10 move
- pwindsor me Second North Carolina Volunteers
wen, wen, o. tho other party. The movement was
.rccessrul rho bridges aud cantonment near
windsor wore destroyed horses mules, wagvss ammu-
Doo and clothing msre captured Two psons were
% hostages Tor persons confined At Richmond.
on abe I'D inst LoNenant Cooper captured seycrn
carloads OF pork travelling Tor Dixie, estimated al $500
pounds. II came from hyde and was bnt snoss VIZ
a "a from ncfcto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-23

GorscHAIR's CoNCERI.-Niblos saloon was crowded
last night for the 0rst Of Gosschaks two farewell con
cer,s by very fashionable musical and dsmonsrativo
audience. Il was we'll dressed audience, an audience
determined 10 be pleased aud audience without mode
ration in its applause for certainly nine encores
programme Of twelve pieces very oxtrayaesnt admra-
ton. Gottschak exhibited his complete mastery over
al the possibilities Of The piano IN tho overture 70 0bcron
In his own jerusalem; Homo, sweet Homo, The Star
EpaDged Banner &C. 10 tho Hrst Two pisces vss worry
acccptaby assisted by Mademoiselc Barnetcbe Madame
dAngri was In excellent voice. and Gang with ber usual
forcc and ART After her rss piscs and n response 70
encore she gave with splendid susto characteristic
Spanish song Ia Pompluoro. Tho second Of those
certs viii be given on tomorrow night
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GENERAL KELLEY'S DEPARTMENT.

Capture OF q Rebel Omcer and Two
PFivatcs, SO.
Mr.. +. @. WILSON'S DESPATCH.
HRADouARrERs, DEPARMESr or VsERn VIRGINIA,
Feb. ~, 1854. !
Captain Wallace OF the Twenty Illinois infantry,
returned this evening from scout 70 Moorned Har dy
county, where he captured Lieutenant Parker, Of the
seventh Virginia rebel cavalry and two privates three
horses and equipments, 10.
Captain Wallace Is the hero OF Greenland Gap, where
he fought the rebel General JONES' last May with eighty
against $500 for several hours, killing and wouudpg
more Of the enemy than be had mon In his command.
He finally overpowered and captured by the enemy
setting IRE to the roof or his block house.
Lieutenant Parker, his prisoner commanded the guard
that Captain Wallace and company TO Richmond BE
10 nov Wallaces prisoner. Such is the fate Of war.
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NEWS FROM CHATTANOOGA.
~~~>~~Oo>~~>~~~~~c~.~~~~
RUM0RED ADVANCE OF the REBELS.
-.~~~~~o~ooo~~~o~o~~S
Jshn Morgan Reported to Have
Crossed the Tennessee River,
- A~y "a. r.

.t CINCINNATI. Feb ~, 1854.
Chanxooga despatch d the 2lst gives rumor that
two divisions Of The enemy occupied Asysvle yssser.
day, but afterwards retired.
said the rebels have appeared on the Tennessee
river below Loudon and blockadng the river against
the steamers for Chattanooga.
Another rumor declares that John Morgan has crossed
the Tsnnessee.
Tho Court House a Mobile, valued at $500 ooo Wa
recently destroyed by IRE.
All 10 qalet in 'front.' the situation Of the rebel army
ie unknown.
The weather b growing mild and pleasant.
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The Press Despatch.

CINCINNATI, Feb. %, 1864.
Knoxville despatch Of the 2lst says the rebels have
broken up winter quarters a. Morrstown, and are in
force at Strawberry Plains
They have completed pontoon bridge at the Plains,
and two brgades OF infantry across, as also some
cavalry, which skirmished yesterday with our cavalry
six mcs from here, and driven back to the river
General Haskell encountered tho enemy two miles out
yesterday, the south side Of the river and killed Dix
or seven and captured nine
II 10 reported that the rebels have been reinforced by
Backan with heavy force Of artillery.
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Cfsy intelligence.

FIRE IN East FwrsGru srRtEr.-Bs,wecn four ana hse
O'Clock yesterday morning nrs broke on. N tho oass
mani on q two story brick building IA Fneenth street.
near avspue occupied - stable by Thomash lI'pe',
ana the upper part occupied BY one 81 his
dwelling. The buildings were DESTROYED anu inc
burned 10 DEATH Lies about u oVV, no Insurance"
cause q tho are s unknown AZ present.
TINS AxrscAs rrrsbsAra corpaSr have opened 40 O"''
soy general business al 2os Broadway.
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The italian Opera.

There were evidences last evening the Academy Of
Music that OF unusual intereswas 70 take place.
Baskets Of flowers were being struggled in, bouquets
to BE- seen about the house In greater prouson than
s customary, and all because sgnor Brigno to make
his rens this occasion and that the ladies' were de-
termned 70 give their favoits tenor grand reception.
Brigno was at nrst nervous TO degree which marred
his performance; still he sang the "Ate Cara" 30
swesty Is 10 draw from the audience demand for 40
encore Throughout the opera The efforts Of sgsor Brig
no were deservedly applauded while the reception he
met with was certainly most fatsering There DO
but ono opinion regards the voice Of sgnor Brgno
IL 10 sweet and most expressive. and that appre
ciated at Its just value here proved by his popularity
The oitener we hear him the be viii please the
public
Miss Kellogg Elvra) was very successful She sang the
Poiacca with great expression and execution and was
warmly appaudcd. Sho was forced encore this beau.
signor Bellini lsir Rlchard), who IN fine voice,
sang and with much SPIRIT and IVES certainly most
successful throughout the opera. He received foral
tribute 81 the OF the act which must
have somewhat astonished him. He deserved the
flowers, however. We should have noticed above the
very satisfactory performance Of Miss Stockton Hen
rietta) who sang very well. sguor Garbaldi Who re-
placed Biach last evening the latter being hoarse
appear was satisfactory Sir George. me celebrated
duet in the second act was finely sung by himself and
BellIni
signor Brignors second appearance Will take place
Thufsday evening next. debut at the Academy OF
Music or q lady Ia announced for this week
On Wednesday lone will BE- sung v lib MAzzolcpi, Ne
dori and Beilinl
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NEWS FROM KNOXVILLE.
>-~~~~~o~~~~~c~r~~~~~
The Rebels In Force ct Straw.
berry Plains.
Diminishing with the Enemy
Near the City,
-, &c.. 10.

MI. u o. FitEpaSE1ck's U0patchs
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Feb. IL, 1854.
Affairs at Knoxville for four days past have boon
threatening but the enemy, who had appeared in
force Al Strawberry Palms. have recrossed the river,
owing to freshet In the Holston
The enemy are now reported to be moving toward
Georgia, with their cavalry the Marysvie road, and
their infantry passing the base the Smoky Noun
tains
There IL no present anticipation OF attack here,
which may be made, however, after the river falls.
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Avvs~sl n tse Caledonia at Portland
Non-ArrivsI OF tho. Bohcmian.
,,~.x, ia Foh 1874

Tho s,camsbip Caledonia, from Glasgow on the 80 inst
arrived .. thIs port at twelve O'Clock last night
mo steamship Bohemian. from Liverpool on the 4,h
mel, has not yet arrived