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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-25

SusPBNDED:-owing to lack Of population
and money, the Silver Mountain Bulletin
(Alpine county, has suspended publication
till March next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-25

TIE Mayor Of Richmond has salary Of
5000 = year. At the present valuation Of
the rebel currency this would be equal to
$40 In gold, or less than fifty cents a day,
which 10 low wages for hard work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-25

The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY,
December 10Th, at the Same hour and place q
above, By order OF the Board Of Trustees
no9S ID WIN. HARDY, Sec'y pro TEN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-25

SMITHS. There are only 3S7 persons
bearing this uncommon name In San Fran
cisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-25

- Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to
participate on the occasion. Members OF the
Order will assemble, in FULL REGALlA, nj
the New Hall, on street, at IL o'clock promptly
where each body will be formed by its Marshal.
and conducted in the line The line will BE- formed
at halfpaSt IL O'Clock, on street, right resting
on Union The Column will move ut IL o'clock
precisely.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
To the Public.

A. j. BE AIS
MOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the citizens Of Gold Hill, Virginia, Silver
City. Dayton and It's vicinity, that his
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS
Are now open, with
The LnrEest skyliEht In The Territory
Likenesses will be taken in the most perfect man.
ner and with all the latest improvements in the an
and warranted to give perfect satisfaction. LII
Also on hand beautiful stock OF Goods, GOLD
L0CKETS, PINS, etc., for Likenesses.
Lkenesses Of the sick and deceased taken ct their
residences, II desired. Also. YiewI OF al kinds.
N. B.. .LikenesseI taken In cloudy - well e fllr
weather. AIS.
Gold Hill, Sept. N,ls64. Ssu1
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ 0AS1
DEDICATION BALL
ODD FELLOws'~
HALL ASSOCIATION!
WILL BE- GIVES on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 30, 1854,
AT THE
ODD FELLOWS HALL BUILDING,
b street, Virginia.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Warren Heaton, EW Haines.
Isaac Plorzhelmer, NV Winton,
Davenport.
Trustees Of the Hall Association.
INVITATION COMMITTEES.
virginia.
HG Blasdel, c B Hammond,
John A Collins DO Atkison,
A w Baldwin. VIM Doolin,
&c Bateman, & W Bonebright,
d LachmRn. Jacob Feloerg'
John Penhall, N Black,
Dghton CorsOn, e Swain,
DrJ Tucker
Gold Hill.
WI Began, Henry Donnelly
Moses Korn. EN- Crane,
james W Wright, John De Witt,
VIM H Dolman. Eastman.
silver City.
John Pattie, d Mclaughlin,
Id NOyes, Atkins,
r H Mason, Pc Smith.
Carson.
EB Rail, JL Beam,
Chas Ryell, A Waltz,
John Turner
Brazelton, d NJ Meliinney
J + Sabine. w Early,
j II Jaqua, Levi Lamb,
Judge Hayden.
l. Wertheimer, WI Bradley,
Hiram Barton, Jacob Stark.
RECEPTION COMMITTEh
Erastus Bond Chas II Knox,
w H Young, ID Is WOOL,
JR Plunkett, Hirshman,
VIM A Bourne, e Finley,
4 II ITngar L b Smith.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
S Rosener Vim n Hail.
ThOs Gracey. So Wilmington.
W II Dolman, Geo ID Kecncy.
TICKETs, FIVE DOLLARS.
tF' Tickets not transferable.
The proceeds of the Ball to be applied towards
the payment of the Furniture In the Hall.
NOEL I'd
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CEREMONIES AT THE THEATRE,

GER EMONIES AT THE THEATREi q
Music, by the Band
a-Prayer, by the Chaplain, Rev. +. s. Rising
3-Music
4-Poem, by J. I. Goodman.
5-Music.
6-Oration, by Bro. ChaS L. DeLong.
7-Benediction.
After which the Procession Will reform aud
march TO the Hall. which will then DO Dedicated
In due form. FRANK DENVER,
no25 I'd Grand Marshal.
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ROUTE OF PROCESSION

Down street to Mill thence 10 Z; up c to
Silver; countermareh thence to Sutton avenue /;
down Sutton avenue to D street; thence to Ma
CURES Opera House.
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Gold Hill ....-------...---NeVada TerTltorV.
rT,HE UNDERSIGNED. ESTABLISHED AS
Isssyer eight years In California, and for two
Years In Nevada Territory, Is now at Gold Hill. where
he will attend to any business entrusted to him With
promptness and dispatch.
CoId. silver and ores Of Every DeScrip.
tiOn Assayed,
And returns of Bullion made within six hours In BarA
or Coin. at the option Of the depositorS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-25

Mt Davidson Lodge No. :.
Washoe Lodge No. G.
Dayton Lodge No. 3.
Carson Lodge No. 4.
Silver City Lodge No. ..
Wildey Lodge No. !.
Chaplain of the Day, Rev. Bro. F. 5. Rising.
Orator of the Day. Bro Chas. Z. DeLong.
Poet Of the Day, J. 7. Goodman.
President, D. d. g. NJ. Jas. W. Wright
Pioneer Encampment No. !.
Members of the Grand Lodge.
Past Grand Masters.
CoLoRS-Grand Marshal Purple; Aidin.Chiei,
Scarlet, Aids TO Marshal Blue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-25
!. W. THEALL IA. PAXTON w.B. THoRSBURo
ASSAY OFFICE

THEALL 4 CO.,
Virginia City, Nevada.
Gold and Silver BalIion and Ores Of every
RETURNS MADE IN BARS OR COIN!
ME ARE NOW PREPARED TO TREAT
w our bars by the
Humid Process Of ASsayinE!
This process is the only one in general use In all
United States MINIS, and In San Francisco Assay
Offices.
We guarantee our assays to conform accurately
to the standard of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-15

you of the fact, and stating that it was
ms duty, to report all such eases uot all
such Judges, as you interpreted my Ian
guage in your repls) TO the Provost Mar
shsl General. Having been informed
that YOU had previously refused to issue
writs ofShGbeds corpus, in similar cases,
and supposing therefore that there must
be in your judgment, something excep-
tional in this case, added, deem it
but right, however, that | should send
with the report, any explanation of the
grounds OF your action, that you may
see proper to submit" In your reply,
allow me to- say, you are not quite con-
sistent with yourself, for in one part of
the communication you give promi-
nence to two facts, not stated in the
record, seemingly as the basis of your
action, viz The. fact that the writ was issu-
ed with the consent of Captain Busklrk,
and the fact that the boy was dis
charged upon voluntary appearance and
submission of the cause to you by Capt
Buskirk, whilst in another part of your
communication you refer the Provost
Marshal General to the Clerk, Sheriff,
and other parties for information. IF
information was to be sought alone from
the Sheriff, Clerk and parties, why not
get the]information that the writ was is
sued by consent, and the appearance and
submission voluntary, from the same
quarter? The fact that you state these
matters, inciines me to believe that you
desired them to be considered as having
had influence in the decision of the case.
If so, permit me to suggest that Capt
Buskirks s consent could hardly suspend
the Presidents suspension of the privi-
lege of the writ of habeas corpus. 1t
was formerly well-established general
principle, that consent of even the real
parties interested could not confer iuris-
diction.
In my note to you | stated that /
deemed it bnt right that | should send
with the record" (that is, with the rec
ord of the CASEY "auy explanation of the
grounds of your action that you might
see proper 10 submit" In your reply
you did not see proper to state any ex-
planation of the grounds of your action
unless the statement of the consent of
Sdptdlu DuohtA ID W UC Ltluo
but you did, contrary to the letter and
spirit of my language, interpret me as
saying that it was my duty to report
you, instead of your decision, and fol-
lowing this Interpretation you gravely
ask the question, " Do judicial tribunals
exist in Indiana, or is their supposed
existence a7dream?" / am glad to be
able TO say, in reply to this inquiry, that
they do exist" and that they, without
let or hindranee from the Federal au-
thorities, make decisions inimical to the
discipline and efficiency Of the Federal
soldiery whenever their Judicial iudg-
ment moves them thereunio. A more
pertinent, inquiry, | think, would be
whether portion of the Judiciary OF
Indiana recognizes the Federal authority
for any purpose, or on any subject.
/ am, Sir, respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
CONRAD BAKER,
Colonel, and A. P. NJ G.
Official copy:
Ed. P. PIrKIN, A A. A. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-15
DRY-GOODS.

T J. eoHN HAS JUST RETURNED from the
u Eastern cities, and is now receiving daily a
large stock of Goods, such as China and Glass
ware. Dry Goods. consisting of bleached and un
bleached Muslin, Prints and Lawns; also, lot
of fine plain Shirt Linens, Table Cloths, bleached
and unbleached Russia Diaper Towels, Napkins,
Ladies' and Cent? hne Linen handkerchief, a
general variety OF Gentlemen IS Furnishing Goods
also, variety of Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, plain
White and Embroidered Skirts Piece Goods
consisting of Broadeloths, Cashmeres, Doesk ins,
oasinetts, Sstinsts aud general variety of Ready
Made Clothing Ladies' and Gentlemsn are invi.
ted 20 call and examine his Stock before purehas-
ing elsewhere j. ]. C0HN,
Cor Third & Main, opp. Washington House
mhl0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-15


"a The Union men of Louisiana
were making extensive aud elaborate
preparations at last accounts to make
the Inauguration of Governor Hahn on
the 4th inst. a..magni6cent affair The
Delta of the Sd inst. says:
The Inauguration of the officers chos-
en- at the election of the 22d will take
place to- morrow and be accompanied by
ceremonies of the most imposing char
acter. The programme is published in
full in the advertising columns of this
mornings True Delta. Lafayette square
has been appropriately fitted up for that
purpose. An amphitheatre has been
erected capable of seating the five thous-
and children who viii sing in the cho-
ruses, and an equal number of specta-
tors. By means of the electric telegraph
park of artillery will be fired, and all
the public bells in the city rung. We
believe that no attempt has ever been
made to produce music on so gigantic
scale. The military bands alone num-
Der over three hundred performers.
This part of the programme is under
the direction of Mr.. Gilmore The en-
tire square will be appropriately deco
rated with transparencies, colored Ian
terms and festoons of evergreens
Z At night it will be illuminated, and a
brilliant pyrotechnical display made,
under the direction of Major Bradley,
of the Ordnance Department
A hr,~aAa of nornonforS x1or1y,o.x
day and night in the square, erecting the
necessary structure, which will be OF the
most substantial character. All the ar.
rangements are upon scale of magnif-
cence worthy the event and the charac-
ter of the metropolis of a great State.
The fete will be such as has been never
before produced on this continent The
Inauguration Ball will be unsurpassed in
brillianey by any similar entertainment,
either here or elsewhere.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-15

OFFICE HEADoR's A. P. NJ G FOR IxD, !
INDIANAPOLIS, March Z, 1864
Hon. s. E. Perkins, Judge Of Supreme
Curt Of Indiana:
SIR: Ny attention has been officially
called to the fact that on the 2lst ult. a
writ Of hG6eds corpus was issued by
your order in the case of Alonzo P. Tur-
ner, a soldier in the military service of
the United States, and that you, on the
same day, adjudicated the case, and
ordered that the soldier be discharged,
although the record showed that the case
was embraced by the Presidents procla-
nation snspending the writ of habeas
corpus, as to certain classes of persons.
1t is my duty to report all such cases to
the Provost Marshal General, and for
that purpose have procured a copy of
the record. | deem it but right, how
ever, that should send with the record
any explanation of the grounds of your
action that you may see proper to sub
NIT. / am, sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
CONRAD BAKER,
Col. & A. p NJ. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-15

r.public and people-aboys all, that
great virtue and genius of allowing cir
cumstanees or the people to work for
them better than they can work for
themselves? Mr. Lincoln has not work
ed narrowly, but broadly, and his exam
pie is converting the world Will new
man fill the place of his triumph? Can
We replace his name, his character, his
policy, his cause, with something else,
without the cause losing some of its
identity? HeIas the growth of the pee
ple-can we tear him from that connec-
ton without uproooting? will another
grow as well in the place of that which
has grown so well? The country viii
not divorce itself from hm-Mr. Lin
coin can hardly divorce himself from
the nation and its cause. Again, he
has bnt to obey she people, and not him
self
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-15
ACOpperhead Judge brought to Grief.
Interesting Correspondence.
OFFIcE or A. P. NJ. G..

OFFICE OF A. Z. NJ. G.,
INDIANAPOLIS, March ii, 1864. 6
EDToR JOURNAL: To prevent any mis-
conception on account of the version
given by the Sentinel of the correspond
ence between Judge Perkins and myself,
please insert inclosed copies of cores
poHdence.
Respectfully yours, =
/CoyRAD BAKER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-15
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.


Ho! for the Holidays.
HAVE on HAND AND AM CONSTANT
LY receiying a large aud splendid assortment.
of
Gift Books,
Photographic Albums,
Photographic Bibles,
Gift Annuals,
Poetieal Works,
Rosewood Work Boxes,
Mahogany Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, -
Ladies' Leather and Wire POrtmOn-
tes-in great variety.
Also a large variety ei Juvenile TOYS and Toy
Books, Of every description and style, which I
will sell cheap for cash
Please cali and examine my stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere. j. HEALY,
dec9 No. q, Cor. Main and First SITS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-15
MEDICAL.
G. A N C. E r S

& A N G. z II S
CAN BE PERMANENTLY CURED WITH
~ out pain, caustc eating, the Of the
knife, by
DIR. w c. COUDEN.
The Doctor has successfully treated Cancers many
years in Cincinnati, Ohio, but is now located in
Terre Heute, Ind, and will visit Evansville once
mouth. He will be found at the Washington
House Dec. nth aud 18th, jan. sth and eth. Feb.
jth and 9Th and March 1lth and 12th all those
afflicted with Cancers or any her chrouic dis
ease, Will fud 1t TO their advantage to call and
consult with him Consultation free.
His Cancer antidote is the most wonderful dis
cogery ever made in medicine. Its operation is
truly neutrality-suspicious. parallel--and is the
only known antidote for Cancers or cancerous- At
ieeti0na. 1t eau lie applied TO the naked eye, or
an open wound as freely water by this means
large Cancers can be removed from the vital part,
where no other treatment could possibly he used
All surgical operations perfor;nfd with succcss.
Address Dr, w G. C0UDRN, Box $40 Terre
Haute, Iudiana. decS-3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-15
SADDLERY.
THnMAS G MAGHEE.

CUCCEsSoR TO w. +. C0RwINE & CO..
- may always be found at the old stand, No.
a LOCUST STREET, near the Pos' Office. He
ktiil continues to manufacture Lis or Heavy
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Martinet .es, Collars,
&c, &c, and has on hand large a.sd attractive
stock Of Custom Work. made of the best material
by scientific workmeD, which he now offers to the
trade at EASTERN PRICES. Having greatly in
creased his facilities for manufacturing he is now
prepared to furnish all articles in his line, in any
quantities, at the shor est notice. All who wish
to buy will save money by examining his stock
before purchasing elsewhere. All who like TO ex-
anime fine articles invited to call and see the
N.B. Every article is guaranteed, and prema-
tnra rips and breaks repaired without charge.
E.I.IE
, 1864-07-22
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
t4fx,ts az 70 CanbEsa Expedition In aid
OF Shermku.-

tcor1espondeuce Of the n. 7. Wo1ld.1
NEW ORLEANS, July 9, 1864.
Gen. Canby has for some time been making
the most extensive preparations for another
beayy exp. dttion.
The scizure Of mall steamships, the deten-
concentration here and oyer the river OF the
great bod5 OF the white troops Of the depart
lncnr, have sometime adnlonished the people
here TINT something commensurate With the
great numerical strength OF the department
was shortly 10 be done. :.
The pann, 10 far us can CLEAN II from the
reticent expressions but more Intelligent
troops at Pensacola, In Florida, and be ready
then for any emergency, the principal object
he1ug TO make q diversion ID favor IF Shet-
nan. The excellent haEbbr Of Pensacola
affords the aullest opportunity for supply
and reinforcement, while, rs The principal
rendezvous for the navS, 1t promises The read
iest corporation from thar most important
adjunct to the + ar power.
From Pensacola It will be easy to strike the
| r,;}1nats connecting Mobile with Moutgom-
err. the State Capital, and thus "eever the
| C1nfederacv anew, or to attack Mobile IT.
| sel{-the former, perhars, as preliminary to
| die latter. The force to be employeo, IN the
hpnds Of able 1nen, ere not inadequate 10 Inc
| Task. .
It is the estimate Of those who know, dc
| rived from official sources, that there were II
the Department before the expedition STARTED
| M Red River one hundred and i've Thousand
| taye hundred men. Of whom there We're q
least eighty Thousand ready for duty. Fu
HE number lost in that disastrous affair q
twenty thopsand-a mean between Federa
md Confederlte estimates-aud We have sixt,
Thousand left, of whom forty thousand. at th
Ieast, can be spared for any great and declstF
| nf&1at{op.
, 1864-07-22

New YoRK, Thursday, July I-Tha
steamer Fulton, from Hilton Head, S. c.. on
lie 17th instant, arrived this morning. Gen.
Saxtou is among the passengers.
Rebel officers have been placed in the
buildings at Cummings Point
Charleston was being vigorously ehelled.
Fort Sumter has been subjected to very
i,ad Returned from the recent expedition
Refugees report that the Union prisoners
In Charleston were treated inhumanly
New YoRK, Thursday, july ol-Tbe Com
u.e,ciars Niagara Falls correspondent says ::
6anbers has lett tor Washington. with pro.
publish proclamation ot armistlce, with =
call for convention OF Ill the States the
South will asroe to It, ana comei ir' 3n-
xrntiou. This not succeeding, .uuer-
s'ood to he the further object Of these h1!h
envoys to procure as au alternative, the nom.
mutton by the Democracy Of Ez-Presideat
Pierce at Chicago.
, 1864-07-22
tt:IG'srlugG Mrzhnnf-
FRIDAY, JULY q, 1861


Il n Il ~ N%S =" ~
From Shcrpau's operations IL Georgia
come Indications that Atlanta may yet re-
main to be wou by q eesere battle which
1,ue already begun, the enemy attacking cur
1yrccs. They will not find Sherman uupre-
1>arcd, nor unwilling Tor tue gage Of battle,
,:.,d il is precisely to that end he has sought
1ie advance. Territory is little, the occuDa-
7;on of rebel cities is Union advantage,
1sllile the crushing out Of rebel armies will
I I'D this rebellion. We have foreborne to
lay much Etrcss on the rumors that Atlanta
<as ours. We still prefer to rataln the tone
Of warning our readers and the people to be
pre- rarcd for any result the fortunes Of war
nay bring To provide against The worst Is
puly wisdom. Good rews is not made there
by the less welcome. But remember whether
hopeful or doubtful the present crisis.
1he inevitable and pressing NEED Of the hour
is more men.
The statement comes that Lees army is
preparing to take the offensive against Grant.
The p5escnt is the most dangerous and most
1,ying hour Of the var, stoutty met, 1t will
7,rlug us victory, aud out Of victory, peace.
We give elsewhere full report Of the
Eopp rhtad meeting at Valparaiso yester-
Nv IT,
a-s' AE r.! aeat ~ ..pA' -. .4.u ....a,' ~
sne " Auo" Ius v. ~
c'uso nv ~ 1o,a u" ,au oo 49,. s.~ - sss-.
w cannot os'1sse 80. Au' oeao tA0
eeen mace OF tne oi't'Sn ~ uo'etuu'cl, 1ot tne
Ieooluon ol ec"tnee' Ane BLU, VILLA pfo'e
= ea"aFo'
That Ia the way to do It, a party OF rens
aode into Missouri town and proceeded to
anakc free with property exposed The citi.
1cns rose en- n.ase and the guerillas found a
hornets nest The bandits we're pursued fol-
twenty-five miles and roughly handled The
burghers came back victorious and with
much OF their property rescued The mau'
raudcrs VIII next Time g1se that Town wide
berth. Nearly pafal4ea instance Is gwen ID
our dispatches relative 10 an hentuck5 'o"n'
where SIX OF toe pluasefs were haAeo' LUIS
is the way TO 10 H. Inc sooncr .ne comsaa'
n'.aes o. 1ne e1poseo eec''ons oana tneu.
Selves Tor mutual defense, ana sAoob Gown
and hang the1r 1ofmsntofs' Inc soonef gut
1alla "ar1afe Will ne III an Gnu. =
oof o. Aou1s o1epa'eoeh' tosetue! .,.... "4.u :.
Large amount OF Iocal ana eta'e niin1t's
news, give highly Interesting summary o.
on1ellleence from Inc fAF neo'' utousos
, 1864-07-22

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, July e1.-A Clarks:
vile dispatch says barge, containlns 800
barrels Of coffee belonging a;a TO- TO- the Govesn-
Ionis when the was bnrned, Afterwards fell
into The hands OF the rebels and was de-
stroyed-
tion train engine, at New Haven, on the Leb-
aron branch, fired her up, set the wood on
the tender on fire, opened the th1ott!e'Valve'
Train No. s, due here this morning ran off
the track at Ca1lsburg. No one was seriously
hnft. The accadent wsR caused by the
aritcAman leaTiug the switch open.
, 1864-07-22

ing this and we feel that re need men IS
much as any.
Great 6or1ow is felt here for the death Of
Col Wi1kin, Of the 9Th Minnesota, who vas
killed ut Tupelo. He WIS brave and noble
man.
The secoudsupplementary draft commences
here to-day. The weather is very favorable
for crops and the river is rising.
Iron for our rai]roads is arriving ut the rate
Of mile per day,
, 1864-07-22
FROM ST. PAUL.
Military Matters In Minnesota.

tspccial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune,
ST. PAUL, Thursday, July 81
About one hundred more couscripts left
yesterday TOR the front. They 60 to our Sd
regiment at Little Rock.
Agents are to be sent INTO rebel States to
recruit for Minnesota Other States are do.