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The New York herald., 1864-09-01
euse hronz n.r.aea the civ % the mnse Of sands and


meose hrong parsded the city music Of and
u passing zoe toafsf oAcu gave nine hearty cheers
~ RoCnAslEe, N. y, Aususs 81, 1904
. he,ieilan's Dcmnatu IS beiag re DICED hsre BY
w fihsiis Of bells md he hrng OF hundred guns.
''se sf1"a c@zeos atc lstennz 10 addresses from
ING -teps q the CoG.t House.
,,o Ioc-loRr, y. r., August 81, 1884.
MHcienan'7 nomit .'ol received with graa, enthu-
s,ash ' ne democratic club IL nriUg a nationai
saille ~ nenor o. Litu Mqc.p
he uomIra,ioa n ncre,ian was recs,ved nere win
FeAs , eslchg. infts 1ur gons area tho re-
,ts !, H.. l,o ~ 's !his syeang guns lrng, bands
rnYtF, hcuGres ha. v casis asre diog pro-essions
asy private @ ,' r,ds,cs. s n, So,s . srdi oeo and
1''-'''ut oit,Ee.s arc siiras INK the crowds
PrFr NO, Angus, II, 1884
The re~s or rc"elan'f rrmua,ian was received Win
ga ~ 70 1'n ~ tue democrats here. one hundred
gus gre seed tn,s btternoua taad of music played
~ ~ lNa l.ti oee shd elsewhere, aud In the eyonine
~ .ibS we're dNr'Nfcn ard apeschcs made. great
crowd assombcd hrooua fIe rcmocrai,c Association
Twins y SEQ aud h0ar thd oe!ebration-
I0rs il.gpsIR August 81 1884
sauts ot one hnred gens was nred here this a.ter
n'op N hon1r Of the noniaaion Mcclellan aud Fen
the chIeaao Nomiantions In Massachu-
',Ng~'f inss., August 81 1884
Wpare having an cnlhi At csn,onstrstion herc to-
nencaa gns ~ aor a o. o ie aa.ons naminations,
citizens IN procession, e. sparcncs torches music
40. The city Is IN blsze for "Iits M,cp
Boston, AuRust 81, 1894
salute OF bnndred guns hred tom gnt Nv Tho
Constitutional Club in nouof ~ BcCelins nomnatiou
lke R3ston Pos. ONCE brilliantly Illuminated In the
evening.
SpRINGfTri y, Mass, August 81, 1894.
Une hundred lups fred this city this evening
Ia hoaor "a the Chicago nominations. There as0 .
grand display o. hrcsorks
WogcRrsa, Mass. August 81, 1864.
salute OF one hundred guns was 1red in honor O
Mcclellan this evening.
The Enth usInsm In New Jersey.
NEWARK, N. August 81, 1904
large and enthus aatc meeting held this evening
at the Democratic keadquarers Hon. Moses Bgeow pre-
siding, 10 raiy tho nomnnt ion OF General Mcclellan
President The han Dled. and outside stands snr-
rounded forming one OF the lar meetings he'd here.
graEd procession marched through the streets after
the meeting adjournned salute OF thirteen guns
fred
BoRnEsTowN, Al ugust 81, 1864.
Bordentovn IA alive 70 night About three thousand
people are assembled togetner Ia front OF the Railroad
House cheering for Mcclellan and have been addressed
ny Colonel g. 3. Cannon and Colonel liam Murphy.
BURLINGTON, N. J August 81, 1854
Tho democrats OF this place responded TO the nomina
ton OF General Mcclellan by salute and torchght pro-
cession. Ex Senator Wall delivered an address.
The Enthuslasm Down i'm fIatne.
PORTLAND, August 81, 1864
The democrats Of Portland nr"d 100 and hoss West
brook 100 guns IN honor 0f the nclpai OF Mcclellan
RatilC alton Of tho Nominations I'm
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, X l., August 81, 1854.
A salute or one hundred 1r)i this evening
in honor Of McCellan's nomination.
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CIR vLAa 10 III.
rnoKor N,.as y. ,.-l ] fs.n,I'l osn.r.

T.srI- -s7o., Atsast u, 1884
Dosoriers fr The rshe AMY arc 80 lplect = enro
recruits. JAMES Fl.i, r. Sssi 4.afahsi Gepera.
THH APPRoAcaIs0 MILITARY A.D tuLIrIcAL CAM
pAisNs.
rhore 10 IN absolute deaih Of hero Just now bus
shs military pollcal cipagos which to proceed
simultaneously viii furnish abundant food ior i1er
est and excitement
MODIFICATION OF NAVIGATION RULES BY sPArN.
Tho Stale Department is receipt Of Official circu-
lar tho Spanish government introducing some favor
able modification Of The rules observed farefa and Iss
Verde to obge vessels navigating tho jurisdictiooai
waters Of hore hoist ag OF their nation
which practice they often neglect. alleging very I'm.
probable ignorance ln vessels repeatedly passing
through the straits. Every vessel Which, On crossing
tho irc of forrosses within sho range of either,
does not show the nag Of ner nation, Is 70 DO
remintsd of her neglect BY tho discharge OF cannon
loaded wnb powder only. II, after the lapse Of ten
mputes she hoist her Dag, shot will be ored
scross bow Aner further deey Of ten minutes,
she s omIs TO hoist Car, third shot VIII be nrcd a.
her mass Her Catholic Najcsty's Minsier OF Foreign
Affairs says The osen. bringing the preceding disposi
tious TO xuowlexs " goverumen na,ssrs nsrs1
adopted fresh proof Of the sentiments VI Difference
which her government cniertains for The American
nation.
TUE sEvxH-rHiRry LOAN.
Tho subscriptions TO the ssvspthrty Dsn reported Al
tho Treasury Depart to-day amount 10 S0Tsooo no
N Inc ten.for,y loan s2o3. $50.
Tug ogg uuNnsSp .Sp FORTY. Yi5HrH ONO
This one hundred days regiment, wbosc time mas ~
PRED lel Tor home tins afternoon 1bey ma'cneu 70
me White joase where they briefly addressed ~
tho p,as dout nre Ious 40 departure
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cWoAco. Ausrst Ill 30 2. y.

CHICAGO, August SILL 20 7. M.
Hnd the New York and the Eastern states occurred tnar
saoice Tor Wee President, Guthrie, n Eentccky, would
have been Dom1ated But most Of these states voted
for pcnde,op the ssoond ballot ns scFi 0: ccpfo.
nasee 10 the Oaio nep. Gutnrs could nave been easily
Ier.inacd bu; u tho New York leaders thought
he.i TO oe msgnanimous TO Ohio.
kcclean isto be placed tho ticket ss coming from
Few Jersey.
Augus. Eolmont goes ou the NstonI Committee. He
occurred bis appolntmcnt when there was less than a
quorum Of the New York dee cations present. HIS ap.
poln,meut has pven great deal of dissatisfaction.
Chicago tonight Is IN blaze OF glory The streets are
lod people, torchlight professions, fireworks aud
sssehnyng the order Of the day. There are meet
ks held places. 1t seems a. Il tue eG,re In
hanauts ,ho city. and women In the streets
and taking part in the ratification OF the ticket nou.
nAlad u. day.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
treat Enthusiasm Of tho Con-
vention Ovor "Little Mac"
NE WIGWAM WILD WITH EXCITEMENT.
George Fl. Pond!a!oa Chosen as Can
didato for Vice President.
COngrntulat0ry Speeches Of
Delegates.

7he Nominations TO be Ratified Throughout
( the Country on the 18th Instant.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
llasc nall March.

ALDlsr, August 81, Iyot'
Tho great match gslc y base bali between ,ne MusuM
r,ah ri S. yors ant me Kuckcrb0cssfs, OF this cityp
played here ~ Day resulted w yctry lor Ane iofmsr
ihe score stood Mutual 70, Knick@soexas
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

Legality Of the ooidier' voting s
Coscoap ~ H., August 81, 1884.
Tbe Judsss OF the supreme Couf' o' ne" na"psan''
10 whom the question 1as ree''ea' nA.e Ani'msu W
= ,,',,n,i,,v or tne BIZ allowing soldiers 10 vote
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

A"S Nntloaei Defcpees
rosrlsyD, Ne August 81, 1888
Tss Congress COMMITTEES 90 tue Dosness have cens
c,uded tpsir excursion and dispersed.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
IHE FAENlUENCY.
he Democratic National
Convention. Il
+an. Mcclellan Nominated for
President On the First Ballot.
NE CA0lnE MADE UNANIMOUS.
sreat Enthusiasm Of tho Con-
vsntion Ovor "Little Mac."
The WIGWAM WILD WITH EXCITEMENT.
FcOrge Fl. PondIG!On Chosen as Can
didate for Vice President.
COngrntulat0ry Speeches Of
Delegates.
7hc Nominations TO be Ratified Throughout
( the Country on the 18th Instant.
lDJougNHENr OF THE CONVENTION,
&ss,
&s.s
our Special Chicago Dispatches.

CHICAGO, August 81, 1894
very apparent this morning that the opposition
- Mcclellan had made no headway, and, in f0ct had
fsther strengthened than injured him by tho attack yes
herday The ultra peace men, however, msde desperate
soFt to throw him and mite Governor Seymour; but
Mr. Seymour declared TO all who called him that,
under circumstances would he allow mis- name to .
Wed This settled the question. Governor seymour ad
nnistered reor-e to como Of his pretended
when the bong taken In convention 30 day
ssvefa. delegates voted for him. 10 Secretary, how
svsr ccd the VOTE by order OF Governor
sr Thomas IL Seymour, thus refusing to allow any votes
- be recorded ,or him.
Mcclellan received more Ian tEo-'hirds vote the
1Sst call Of the States and when the call completed
change bad b Sen made, 30 that when tho vots
bounced there only twenty three votes against Lii
- Mac
Governor Seymour took the occasion 10 make state
ncut regard 10 the OF his nars Ills sxpatston
e-ad,Roe oBe and further proof OF the position
that have aa 81, that bis used by desIga <
s~zE Ior a scaias.
The announcement nj OF the vote received with the
wiides, hasiasm soldier who had sound his way
MAO the building on cruchas tied his handkerchief TO his
sru.rh sud enthusiastically waved IT, whilo tears q Joy
relied facc no person could witness the scene
n and ofouod Vie bulldog the announcement. OF Ito
rssrlt coming TO the conclusion that tho great
ground swell the people ia for Mcclellan, as 1t was
n LAO iJr harrison
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

CHICAGO, August Sl-P NJ.
expected last night that the Aght on Mcclellan
~cald DC renewed IN The Convention this morning; but
Ala from The bitter asoc;ives q last Eight was
yre4t that baciiug commenced at once aud the states
u D.sware aud Maryland the only two which cast
N.iI entire votes against him. hosl b: tho iesding
s,s,es we're amt FOR hin. He had majority n every
sosFa.icp but two three. una5aaity 50 remarkable
n seldom seen 10 sny Convention.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
The Enthusiasm In New jersey.

The Enthuslasm DOwn i'm MAtne.
PORTLAND, ADJUST 81, 1854
The democrats Of Portland Arad 100 thoss West
brook 100 guns honor 0f the OF Mcclellan
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

Ratification OF tho Ncmtnatlons In
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, K L., August 81, 1854.
salute OF one hundred guns was nroi this evening
in honor Of McCiellan's nomination.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06

The RereiIe calls upon the military to cAss-
ti,c the Indians who are committing depreda-
tons in the Smoky Valley country. After
giving some account Of the outrages commit
ted, it says:
The Indians who have committed the dep
relations are from the third range of noun
tains southeast of Smoky Valley, a distance
Of some forty or fifty miles. Their section is
entirely uninhnbited by the white man, so
there can be none Of the usual excuses made
for them. Their raids are williul and feloni-
Gus, and they should meet with the severest
punishment. The settlers have lost large
numbers Of cattle and horses, and if cabin
Is left unmatched for very short time it is
sure to be broken open and robbed. A great
deal Of property has thus been lost, and II the
ranchers will retain their possessions they
must be assisted in Furnishing the marauders.
Now is good time to march against them:
They have lately run of lot Of cattle and
taken many things from the cabins, and their
whereabouts is known. The country is favor
able for campaigning, there being water,
wood and grass, with easy passes through the
ranges, and in 4 section where the climate IS
far less severe than it is here. There are
probably not more than one hundred un-
friendly Indians in that quarter, and these
are generally unarmed, except with bows and
arrows and few old dilapidated guns and
pistols.
Here now is good opportunity for the de-
tachment of infantry now in this city, or for
one or two companies from Fort Ruby to take
an excursion. It is duty which we have no
doubt they will perform with pleasure. The
Indians should be severely punished, and
their depredations stopped before they reach
to murder, and before party of undiSciplined
and unprepared citizens sacrifice their lives
in attempting their chastisement. The citi-
zens of Smoky Valley appeal to the military
to protect them, and we do not believe they
viii appeal in vain. The volunteers stationed
in this county are now in the service and we
doubt not are anxious to take the field. Here
is chance, and we trust they will avail them
selves of it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06
Arrivals and Departures.

ARs1vALs-by Pioneer Stages. Holland
F., Rufner, J. NJ. Poller, J. Failing, ID; Ley
man, Mr.. New6eld, John Ford, 8 l. aSs
II. Beckworth, Mr.. Van Bokkelen, Mrs. Ed
wards, Mr.. Church. d
DsPARTuREs-By Pioneer StaSe-
Rosetti. James Murray, Mrs. Lynch, j.. II.
Rortlstf. w, P. McDermott, B. L. Als6acher,
lame, Lynch, A. C. Wightman and wife, DR..
Jordan, II. F. Alped, J. Bitter, D. Mccoy, A
Carrioun, JIM. Gilbert, Mrs. Schamp,
Jaugbter and son, E. L. Shaw.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06

THE British Regular Army consists OF 81
regiments Of cavalry, AS battalions oil man
NV. and six battalions OF the military oIsim
forming with artillery and engineers grand
total Of 81, 900 men: The rlne ESiIn'se scr;
comprise a force OF l6i,OVO men, anu 'n ,. um
los 400 men for duty during the present year
Tbs royaI nayy numbers $50 vessels, lnclu-
siye Of revenue cutters, etc., between ~ and
en- beinp iron-clads Of all classes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
hISI DIILlNbVIO -NUIIN LsO'
DrS. PinkertOn d Tucker,

Rooms No. so, South c street,
Rooms nearly op. Wells, Fargo & Coz,
TAvING LEASED THE COUNTY HOS.
III pital Buildings and Grounds, and made sd.
ditional preparations for the accommodation OF
PRIVATE PATIENTS, In apartments entirely
separate from those of the County patients the
undersigned will receive invalids, both male and
female, az charges Cucluding everything ranging
from four to six dollars per day.
- The women's Hospital and the Insane
ASYLUM are remote from the main building.
T. H. PISKERroN, ". D., }. c. TUCKER, N. D.,
County Physician, City Physician
And U. 8. Exam g Surg. And U. S. Con- Surg
Toe2l tfl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06
Attention, Company A, G. HI. H.
Guards.

THE NEXT REGULAR DRILL MEET
L ing of Company 4 will meet NEXT MON n
nav EyESINCi, at the Old Theatre. Mem BY
hers Of the Company are further notified that
the regular monthly business meeting Of the Com:
pany will be held upon THURSDAY EVENING
NEXT, December lst, 1864. at the same place
Every member ia expected to be present. By au
,hority Of the officers Of Company A.
1nnSi w c. B. GOODRICH, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06

T HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
Iworked a considerable length OF time for
William Whitaker, at the Sacramento biacN
smith shop, in Gold Hill, and after trying to get
him TO settle with me and pay me my wages.
was forced to commence suit against him Tor the
same, when he paid me in green6acks at par Tor
the work had done and for which was 20 re-
csiye goId coin, PATRICK MCGAHAN.
Gold Hill Nov. 25, 1864. no2o luz
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06

OK one of the most shaky days financially
sneakinv0 of the past season, fifteen thousand
5oIlars' worth Of lace was sold by one Ne"
York house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06
Conartner4hlp.

ITO ALL BE 1T KNOWN, THAT ON AND
after this day, we, the undersigned, nave en-,
,ersd into copartnership for the transactDg Of all
kinds of business to be known as the hrm Of
WEBB & PEDLER All notes, mortgages
deeds, stock, ETC., drawn in the name OF either
party, axe this day consolidated, and all receipts
must bear the name OF the firm
~ his
JOSEPH x WEBB,
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a1OO Reward |!
10. of o. Il
Groceries

Groceries.
lust RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
u GROCERIES: direct from San Francisco. which
We will sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
kind OF goods can be bought In the Territory; Al
our Groceries and Provisions are fresh. Goods De
Iivered Free of Charge. k0RN BROTHERS.
Gold Hill, June II, 1854. lnlI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06

STOREY County Auditors Office.
virginia, Nov. 9TH, 1854.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Assessment Roll of the taxable real and
personal property of this county will De open for
the inspection OF taxpayers, at the ohice, from
this dare until Monday, the 18th inst, from to
o'clock, p. NJ; and that the Board Of Equalization
will meet daily from and after Monday, the l4th
inst, until Monday, the 9Th of December. for the
purpose of equalization. l.. Hermann
nos ,d County Auditor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06
NOTICES OF ADJUSTMENTS.
DEDICATION BALL

DEDICATION BALL
-! - IL
N ODD FELLOWS W
HALL ASSOCIATION!
WILL BE GIVEN on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 9TH, 1854,
ODD FELLOWS HALL BUILDING,
b street, Virginia.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Isaac f Piorzhsimer, NV winton,
VIII Davenport,
Trustees of the Hall Association.
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
Virginia.
HG Blasdel, CT Hammond,
John A ollins d o Atkison,
A W Baldwin. VIM Doolin,
&C Bateman, GW Ronebrigh,,
ID Lachman, Jacob Felberg,
John Penhall, X M Black,
Dighton COrson, Z Swain,
DR. Tucker.
Gold Hill.
w H Began, Henry Donnelly,
Moses Korn, EN- Crane,
James w Wright, John Dc Witt,
VIM Dolman, o Eastman.
Silver City.
John Pattie, ID Mclaughlin,
L d Noyes X Atkins,
RI Mason, PIG Smith.
Carson.
EB Rail, J Beam,
Chas Ryell, Waltz,
John Turner,
Brazel,ou. d N Mckinney
J + Sabine, w P Early,
III Jauua, Levi Lamb,
Judge Hayden.
Washoe.
l. Wer,heimer, WI Bradley,
Hiram Barton, Jacob stark.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Erastus Bond, Chas II Knox,
VII Young OB Woolf,
J r Plunkett, A Hirshman,
VIM A Bourne, c Finley
All IJngar, FB Smith.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
s Rosener, VIM n Hall,
Thos Gracey. 81 Wilmington.
VIII Dolman, Geo D Keeuey.
::.: FIVE DOLLARS.
Tickets not transferable.
The proceeds of the Ball to be applied towards
the payment Of the Furniture in the Hall.
,.O1 al
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Maonus Marker,

VoUR PoCKET;BooK, CONTAINING note
and other papers, Is at the NEWS ONCE
Come and pay charges and take it away. no22
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No+;ce TO Tax PAYERS,

Notice to Tax Payers.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF STOREY
Is County.-This Boaid will meet Daily (Sun-
DAYS excepted, from 10 An. to 2 o'clock P. NJ,
until Monday, the 5th December next; after
which the Assessment Roll will be closed BY
order of the Board.
no15 I'd LUCIEN HERMANN, Clerk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06
Lost.

Lost.
ON NOVEMBER 22D INST, THREE Shares
" of the Crpsus Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany. Parties finding the same will oblige the
owner by leaving 1t at the St. Charles Market, OPP
posite the Eclipse Mil, or with the owner at the
Granite Mill Transfer has been stopped.
no2s I'M JAMES BARRY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06
CLOTHING BOOTS AND SHOES.

CLOTHING BOOTS AND SHOES.
Positively Selling OF!
AND NO HUMBUG"
MINERS. TRANSFERS AND CITIZENS
or Gold Hill and vicinity
DEMEMBER, THE STORE OF E. HARRIS
~ is no humbug selling of, but he gsauins
thing Itself He don't look for any proAtI on his
goods. He only wishes to get clear Of his stock
at the regular San Francisco cost and Will con-
tnue to do so TIL he has not got one dollars
worth Of merchandise left
AFRemember the Old Stand = Mex 70
Geld Hill News ONCE, Gold Hill.
One Hundred Pairs of 10 and 11.slzoA
BOOTS!
. Which will be sold cheap.
200 of the Finest French Cashmere
BUSINESS COATS
Ever brought into the Territory, at SIS 90.
Business Coats. ...............''SA w
Superior Boys Hats. -
LARGE Lot Of Of Small BroGan Shoes, -
Velvet Vests-.-............--....--. ~
Calf Boots, best quality. %
Nailed Boots, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W
Godfrey & Wings Best Nailed Boots, 8 80
Calf Boots, %
Fancy Flannel OvershIrts, ..........--.2 90
Best Cal. Flannel Overshirts, ..........2 IS
Grey Flannel OvershIrts, (AIade In the
Statea).-....----.--------- 70
UndershIrts and Drawers, grey aAd
white, --..--...--....-.--.---...11 ID
Fine Cashmere Vests, 80
Hats, all cOlors,. OO
Cotton Half-HOse, per dozen-.-...--...2 90
Blue and Grey Blankets, per pair, ....S 90
Best California IO-lb. Blankets....-...S 90
Working Pants, .--...-...---.........-..3o %
Working Pants, superior 80
Corduroy Pants, best quality. 50
Fine Black Coats, satin lined --.....--10 90
MI. NIL. 6Lt.s. q A0
Fine Business Coats ..-......--...--19O %
Superior Heevy OvercoRts -..-....--12 90
Extra fine English Cashmere sults. % 90
French Calico Shirts -...--.-...--.!....--15 50
Very Superior Silk Velvet Vests, all
col0rH..- ---..----------------.'-...--S w
Cloth Caps, good quality -
Red Drawers and Shirts, each...--...1 50
Harrison Cass're Suits, best Iuapy..22 %
Fancy Colored Flannel Coats........--4 50
Abe Lincoln Superior Grain Leather
Top Sole Boots. extra aualiry---..-6 30
Calf Boots, double.sole. %
Extra Double.sols Calf Boots .......-..5 50
Doubles sole Calf Boots, sewed-....-...6 80
Boys Boots --...-------...---.---..--.. ID
Gents Cavalry Boots 50
Superior Wooden Hose, per dozen.....9 -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06
FOB THE
FAIRNESS OF THE ENTERTAINMENT

refer to the following firms and gentlemen:
I,ouis Feusier e. Co., E Ruhling & Co,
H. s. King, of w. F. Co., Jonn PIPER
George y Jones, D. Block & Co.,
W n Bremen, Joseph Trench,
Joe Clark, w. H. Howard
Isaac C. Bsteman. n. w. Winton'
A. Hirschman, George Lewis.
Rufus E. Arick, Joe barnert q Co.,
/ n CLARK, Dighton Corson,
q r Curtis, Quint & Hardy,
cant. A. n. Smith, J. Franksnthal,
Cant, u l., Moore, A.E. O'Neill,
A. Liudauer, Taylor & Campbell
Alex. Coryell, z. H. Bryan,
Jacob Smith, Capt l., kaWlings'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06
Important Notice!

important Notlce!
Dr. JORDAN can only be consulted In Virginia
City up 70 the 18th Of December, other engage
ments preeluding the possibility Of longer stay
RLast three Weeks.-A
no2z I'd ..- e. .... -.- w. JORDAN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06

Arrnory Hall, Theater building.
Committee Of Arrangement
John H Mills, L U Goliath,
John B Winters, WIN Hall,
JL ReQua, MA H Ball,
WV Van ylie,, E. skerrett.
Invitation Committee;
GOLD HILL.
Capt Blackman, wv Wright,
Capt Hodge, I'D Binns,
John Nelson, M HirShman.
VIRGINIA.
kelen, An UngaT,
Brig. Genl A Hovey, &c Bateman,
NV Winton, JIM Anderson,
George Brdsall.
SILVER CITY.
Capt Terry, Bouton,
up Sheldon, Joseph Munckton.
Judee Haydon, BP Hazletine,
Chss McWiliams, NV Startling.
CARSON.
GovJw Nye, Geo L Gibson,
Col U E Allen, b slcer,
AMERICAN CITY.
f Patten, Henry Brown.
wAsHoE CITY.
Chas Lambert, SturteVant'
IA Myrick, Danl BOYD.
Reception Committee;
Chas 0lney, Woodrnn,
r. w Tozer CFliedner
Floor Managers,
Epgsne Rittuer, A d Brooks,
JRLow. Sam'l Hyatt,
ON van Gorler WB Hickok.
TUch cts. THREE DOLLARS.
"MUsIC by the Metropolitan Band Of Viz
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Postponement-
HIHE HOME GUARDBALL is POSTPONED
i to FRIDAY, 9Th inst, on account OF the
weather BY order Of Executive Committee.
old WIN. HALL, Secretary.