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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26
Arrival. and Depnrture..

ARRIvAEs-Dutch Flat Route-Sam'l
Theall, Mr. Powell, Maggie ostrander. Mr.
Thomas, Mr. Burt, Mr. Powers and daugh.
ter, NJ Lawrence and wife. w A Dowsett,
Saml Adams, S King, Vim Bourne, L K
Spaulding, E s Bradley, w H Williams,
Mrs Moore, C E DeLong, Mr.. Williams,
Mr. Arents, Mr. Hand, Thomas Wren, MI
Woodwork.
By Placerville Route NJ Clay, 9 S
Porter, NJ C Claypool, Marie Shipton, JP
Meader, w 8 Smith, A T Hawley, w N
Bonhman, Jerome Stanford, E Preston, W
Preston. Miss George, Mrs Rawney.
By Overland-Mr Crozier, DR. Geller,
A ] Davis, A J Simmons, L Grinnell, T
B Horton, ] w Dorsey, JR Bradley J N
Gearheart, A Beiso, J Overton, T Julian,
VIM Urtel, E s Caldwell, Maj Bradley.
DRPARrURRs-Dutch Flat Route-H
O'Donnell, Capt Clark, L Price. N F
Cook, H Joseph, Mr. Lincoln, J II Page,
R B Dorsey, DR. Mitchell, CG Worth, D
E Avery, J Thomas, E ] Carlyle, Charles
Perrin, MAJ Martin.
By Placerville Route-Mrs McCabe, I
Mitchell, X Strause, E Emanuel, Mr. Van.
deberg, E L Bradley, W H Williams, c
L Merritt, T H Langworthy.
Mr.. Henderson, H Powdry, n Rawlings,
Mr. Ryan, Jose Echeverra.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

DUTCH FLAT RArLRoAD.-The Sacra-
men,o Union now says that the Dutch
Flat Railroad will not be completed to the
Summit until December mex. We have
seen the assertion repeatedly made in the
public prints, that the company intended
reaching Bonner Lake within next year.
The road 10 TO be completed to Dutch
Flat, i. is now said. BY the first Of April.
1, is probable that the tunnel, on the
Summit, ppves to be a more formidable
work than q, first anticipated. The
Hoosac Tunnel, in Massachusetts, has
now been steadily worked for thirteen
years, and the inventive powers OF the
Yanks have been exercised to the highest
in attempts to construct a boring machine
that would accelerate the work. 1t is now
only "a miles in the notwithstanding
up all the progress, from either end and
the shafts. It has two miles more of ex-
cavs,ion. The probabilities. under this
light Of experience, are that the Summit
Tunnel on the Dutch Flat road will take
at leas. three years, probably five years.
TO complies. p 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS NIoHr.-
The exhibition given by the children OF
the NJ. E. Church, tRsv. MIR. Dunn's) at
a, Virginia City. on last evening. was in
every respec, pleasing. The dialogues
entitled "Courtesy" and They Say" and
The Imaginary Sick Man." were CAPT.
tally rendered, and Master Reynolds
Excellent Man" lead the programme with
q very amusing recitation. The singing
was good: but not so well arranged as it
was las. year on a like occasion. The
children missed Santa Claus veritable
appearance, and the distribution of prizes
was not as attractive a part Of the per-
Torrance as it would have been if the old
gentleman had been permitted. as former
", to come down in person and oversee
the giving. The church was crowded.
The last, chorous song, Marching Along"
was demanded in repetition by the very
Uocifsrou, plaudi,s and calls Of the audi
ence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26
TALK.

Telegraphic dispatches-the genuine ar
ticle-coss money. It does not cost any
cash for ~telegraphing to cut out every
morning the dispatches in the Sacramento
Union, and insert them in q special "
loaded column, as does the Virginia Union;
it does not cost money to take our dis
patches of tonight and place them in the
Especial" column of the Double Ads.
But every word Of the fresh, bona fds
" dispatches" which we daily publish as
Especial" to the News, costs us money
for telegraphing. Since the News was
established, we havs paid more money for
Geographic dispatches than all the other
papers that have been published in Storey
comfy combined. When we pay so
much money for fresh Overland Dis
patches, we are, by the established rule Of
journalism, entitled to credit for the tele-
gram if it be copied by any paper in this
neighborhood. The Geographic matter
thus exclusively obtained by us, is, in the
express estimation Of all respectable news
paper men, our property, for the localities
in which we Immediately circulate u
paper. Note this there Is but n jour-
nal this side Of the Rocky Mountains that
will do so dishonest an act as to take dis
patches from a paper published in the
same county without giving credit there
for. Let the Sacramento Bee commence
such an operation - taking their tele-
graphic matter from the Sacramento Union
without word of credit-and see what a
hurrah the Union would raise. No honsst
man in the newspaper business would, for
one issue, be wilfully guilty Of such an
act. 1t is reserved exclusively for the un-
approachable n of the Double
A6s.,-a sheet which has proved itself a
clustering falsi6er on innumerable occa.
sions, proved it by the inerasable evidence
of its own columns-it is left for that un.
scrupulous sheet to perform regularly this
pilfering deed. The public will now
clearly understand that that paper has
taken from our journal telegraphic matter
which we have paid hundreds and thou
sands Of dollars for, during the past year,
and deliberately transferred it to its pages,
with the caption-assertion that they pro-
cured it and paid for it!
Whenever a telegram headed Especial"
appears in this paper, the public may
know it is the very latest Geographic
news, and it is paid for as such. Our
local items are originally prepared for this
paper entire. We pay all our bills in coin,
az we agree ; we owe no man anything ;
we have no mortgages against US; we
have not sought to cut down the wages Of
the printer; we duly credit our cotempo-
raries; we speak as our judgment die
tates, and upon close, laborious examina
ton, Of city and county affairs; and we
are entitled and compelled to say, on the
above basis Of ciediting authority. that
the mortgaged. bankrupt concern, known
as the Enterprise, has q Rocky Mountain
eminence for all sorts of dishonesty in
newspaper conduct. r7..ers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26
SAN FRANOIsOo DISPATCH.
~lsrLctkL DISPATCH TO ras GOLD HILL DAILY NKws.l
SAN FRANcIsoo, Dec. 26-2 P. y.
FOrenoOn DtOck Transactions,
DAsesaous PaorosrTioss.-Telesr.pl

DANGEROUS Observation-Disclosures
mention has been made Of the introduction Of
a bill in Congress, relative to the transfer OF
the jurisdiction Of all questions involving
the title to public lands in this Stateto the
u. s. District and Circuit Courts. II the
purport Of the bill be what rumor makes it,
we agree with our contemporaries in the opin-
ion that the proposed legislation is fraught
with great evils to the community. And the
State Legislature about to convene should
loose no time in protesting to Congress
against the proposed measure. II, as has
also been asserted, it is seriously proposed to
make the same courts the only arbiters Of
cases, in which corporations having their
places of business are defendants, the sooner
a bill em~bodying the most stringent features
Of the Winters Incorporation bill, becomes 4
Statute Of Nevada, the better. Let these
things be looked after. From the signs Of
the times it would seem that capital proposed
to make itself King Of the mines, and found
itself at no loss for Satraps to assert It's as
sumed perogatives.- douglas County Banner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

FAMILIAR CoNvERsArIoS.-Proof Read
~.-Did you mean to say you had "cred-
itors" throughout the Pacific States and
Territories
L.-No; I meant to say "patrons."
Proof Reader.-You've got it "credi.-
i,ors in the copy. tEzit.l
b-(soGloq"ising.9- Wha a damnobly
natural mistake that was!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

The PockEr SEWING MACHINE is the
latest improvement in that line. This
neat little instrument Is now extensively
advertised at the East. It is specially
adapted to quilting, embroidering, and
braiding. When used. it is held in the
left hand, and moved along over the cloth,
which must be confined in a frame. The
machine is worked by the right hand, by
means Of a small crank. Instead Of pass
ing the cloth along the machine. as is done
in the larger ones, this machine 10 passed
along the cloth, thus rsvsrsing the order
Of work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

The San Francisco Dramatic Chronicle,
which is a gratuitously circulated sheet,
and prime programme advertiser Of the
Olympic Melodeon and other larger-beer-
singing Emusic halls" is about-so it
Misunderstanding off its coat and roll
ing up its sleeves to annihilate the whole
puny tribe of whipster s~asirisss who are
making game of sacred things" The
Netcs Letter and Golden Era appear most
in danger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

A1S'r YouRsAAu exchange originates
the following: A bashful and rather green
Young fellow of our acquaintance, invited a
young lady to attend a ball with him, one
night last Summer. The invitation wa, HS-
cepted. and the couple appeared at the Dali.
After dancing for some m greeny- ga"
hi, partner sitting in one corner ofthe room,
all alone. Now was his chance. So he walked
up to where the lady was sitting and sat down
beside her. All well so far but the bashiui
fellow was at a loss for something to say. He
idgeted abou, considerable and was sweating
profusely. Finally, taking hold Of his wilted
collar, he commenced conversation thus
4" It's powerful warm IN this room. Ny shirt
wet ; amt yours"" His partner blushed, said
nothing, took but his arm for the next dance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26
NEW TODAY
.. r.r.. q d Tgas
Complimentary Benefit
~-TESpERED TO
nj A w II.

CORR ESPONDENCE.
WE the undersigned Members and attaches OF
the company Of Music Hall, hearing Of tho In
tended visit Of our worthy and liberal Proprietor
to San Francisco, being DESTROYS Of rendering him
u Complimentary Beneft. as u small proof OF our
esteem, hereby beg his acceptance Of the same,
and to fix a time suitable to his convenience.
Trusting TO remain his faithful servants,
johnny Tuers, Billy Sheppard,
r + Barnwell. Miss joey La Forrest,
FIJI II 0ldAcld, Miss Carrie Chapman.
f thinner, Miss Josephine,
Fred Shuttle, Mrs 5 II Wells,
RIppIngham, Miss Amanda Lee,
Jake Wallace, Ned Ward,
Chas T. Collins, George C Baker.
A Potrir, DRcyeS,
Aud Harry Courtalne.
LADIES ASD GENTLEMEN or Ny COMPANY -
Believe me. / fully appreciate the compliment
you ure desirous Of extending TO me. will APP
point FRIDAY EVENING, che 10Th inst. Feel.
ing duly sensible that You have been always
ready and willing to assist in promoting my well
fare. by your unceasing and constant endeRrorS
to please the public, hoping that the same feeling
of mutual friendship may continue TO exist,
/ beg to subscribe myself, yours.
drp6 I'd MAX WALTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

AN ~INADvERrENr CONCESSION. The
Double dds, the other morning, heads an
editorial. THE News Dispatches OF the
Enterprise" If the word News" had
been put in quotations, the caption would
have told one grand truth-in partial coun-
terbalancc to all the gross falsehocds and
spoony Aapdoodle that was loaded under
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

A RITA journal, still published this
side Of the Rocky Mountains, declares
itself to be in a prosperous condition. A
reference to the mortgage records of this
county will furnish a very original deini-
ton to the term prosperous" as used by
the Quart
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

THEY have been hearing an "Addi-
sionian course Of lectures in San Fran
cisco; representative diviues from the
several evangelical denominations OF the
city, giving. in turn, their sec.arian views
Of God, the church and the devil. Since
the commencement, Of course, and before
its conclusion. the people of San Francisco
all became members Of a sect prescribed
from the programme; all became Quakers
-.earth-Quakers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

Mr.. AIKEN, one Of Mrs. Surra,t's u
sci, is writing her life.-Erehange.
Useless labor. The end Of such a lite as
Mrs. Surratt's, is sufficient to hide in
oblivion all that ~pertained to it. The
memory Of a harborer Of assassins can
never be other than disagreeable to honest
people. Mr.. Aiken is making himself
odious-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

The New York Independent says what
most men mean to-day by "the Presidents
plan Of reconstruction" is the p~ardoning
Of every rebel for the crime Of rebellion.
and the utter refusal to pardon a single
black l~oyalist for the crime Of being black.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26
STATE PRISON ESCAPES,

About six o'clock this morning, Eve pris-
oners made their escape from the State
prison, near Carson. Some persons on the
outside dug /. large hole through the wall
into the mess room, and when the prisoners
were let our Of their cells, the turnkey know
ing nothing Of the hole, and leaving the
room, the prisoners erawlsd through, climbed
the fence and put of. ".t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

TERRIBLE AcoIDENT.-This morning at
about II o'clock, a four-horsc quartz team
ran away at the upper end Of Telegraph street,
and when opposite the Confidence dump, ran
into = light spring wagon, tore off a hind
wheel. throwing the man out who was driving,
and mangling him in a dreadful manner;
two Of tho quartz-team horses we're dragged
and also very seriously injured. crrI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

BuIIIox.-wells. Fargo s Co. shipped
from their Virginia Office, this morning, &c
bars Of silver, valued at S4o,424 SIS, and
weighing 1859 pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

Tox CARSON. Chsuncey Stewart. Andy
whitford.-thres aspirants for legislative
berths-have taken their departure hence
for the capital. Also, George Smith, Of
Red Mountain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

ALoAD of telegraph poles just passed
our windows. The sign, of the times are
tina. we shall o have a new telegraph
Office in town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

GOLD HILL, NEVADA:
Tuesday Observation-Disclosures 20, 1865

BuLIIoN.-wells. Fargo & Co. shipped
from their Gold Hill Office, for three days
past, SO bars Of bullion, weighing 1856 lbs,
and worth, as per assay, S53,650.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

The ouartermaster's ssore-house at
Camp Douglas, filled with Government
stores, was, with its contents, entirely de-
stroyed by FIRE on the 18th Of December.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

Eoo-Nooe.-Ths proprietor Of the Ex-
change, Gold Hill, Mr. Harry Clawson,
presented his Christmas compliments to
the News Office, yesterday morning, by
sending a large gallon pitcher of deliciou:
egg-nogg, made in the .sold C~ommodore's"
best style, and which was duly enjoyed.
Harry Clawson and Uncle Leeke know
how to keep a saloon--and they are keep
ing one second to none other in WaShoe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

SEVERAL rival editions OF Artemus
Wards new book Of travels among the
Mormons and Indians" have been pub
lished in London, the sale Of some of
which amounts 10 more than $4,000 copies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

TELEGRAPHIc.-A message for P. S.
Scott, millwright, Coppers' mine, remains
uncalled for at the Virginia telegraph
Office. s.-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26
Marriages.

hun 8.l N1nrr1a2es.,
SPEILING-MORRLS-In Virginia, December
Oath, at the residence Of NJ. Raphael, by the
Rev. II. F. Leavitt, Mr. Frank Spelling TO Miss
Isabel Louisa Morris, both Of Virginia. r.t-
rs. F. and N. Y. papers please copy.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26
The Bank of California

The Bank of California!
AGRNCY,----....GOLD HILL, Nov
VIM. SHARON, Genr Agent.
0,HIs AGENCY Is NOW PREPARED TO
i receive Deposits OF COIN or BULLION.
OPEN ACCOUNT,
or 70 Issue Certificates Therefor:
Payable lat tho option OF tha holder In Gold Hill
or In San Francisco; to mako Collections; Pur.
chase Bullion at the most favorable rates, or I'D
vance coin thereon when forwarded to the Parent
Bank In San Francisco; sells Bills Of Exchange;
aud transact Q General Banking Business.
Checks for Sale on
London. Paris.
Bank Of ireland dublin. New York.
San Francisco. Boston,
Portland (Oregon), Sacramento. etc.
WIN. SHARON. General Agent.
w. II. BLAUVELT. Cashier.
Gold Hill, Dec. !, 1866. deel II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

~ Prescriptions carefully rem
pounded By an experienced Chen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
From the Sacramento Union

Tom Corwin's funeralto place on the
2Ist, at Washington, very fully attended
by disting 'ished person..
On the sams day the Mexican Minister
received official intelligence from President
Juarez Of the abandonment Of chihuahua
by the French forces. Two millions in
Mexican silver dollars, coined at FL Paso,
were deposited in one OF our city banks
to-day to the credit Of the Mexican Re-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08
TO THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS.

The crisis demands Of the people OF Texas enfTePt
thought and energetic aud definite action. which alone
can bs nccon. ish-d by Convention of he people.
/, PEEpLEyos NuRRAH. Governor Of he state. do,
tn ,reior., request aud direct thar erc ion be- held
on Monday, the 10th of June in the several c, untrs
of the State, for delegates 10 such convent on *,
each Senatorial and Representative District, accord
ing the existing laws governing t"eious to The LIE
gisiature, requiring hr county returns to be made
within five day., and where District inclules more
than one county, tho county returns 10 he made to
the certifying Chief Justice within ten days Of the
elect ion. iH
Th several Chief Justices will issue Ger ifraies of
election AZ soon as the il counted and shall fur
nish each delegate with record of The vote OF the
county, to the end hat the Conv N ion y knew The
qualifications If its members.
do further request and direct thai said Delegates
shall ASSEMBLE In convention IN the city II An, III,
The 10th day OF July, A D. 1856 p NUERAH,
Governor of the State ofTexas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08
avn Rrss sY me GOVERNOR,

AVN Rlsg sX THE GOVERNOR.
IL sg.ah ~ tllp lac " Twas hug ulon 40 a.g
p~ejis As yuu love Iesas-m you rvvrr her good
an honor tr 10 10 the duties ahr now ella ms lrv,n
yhr hearts and hands.
raliLfalr,ss, eonrser. energy a. the present bour
~ save the State Failing IN lhe,r you drag her
EIo an abyss from With ,Arf- can be Lo ascent,
kegoiisiions are pending 10 secure the vial inter.
ftLs stats, aud enable III. soldier, amer hs long
yam " hloody toll 10 have security at his home aud
pnsaue NJ, Idniry in peaee. td.elsrc TO you that
i In your power TO secure these terms. call Gud 10
w,Ress that II they oai, yonrs VIII he the muii.
e.frepr0sehro never 70 cease, aud tho maltdis'ions
" pasesiiy forever will flliow you. ~
Hitherto the name OF Texas has been brighter
word for h>rosm. Your brrthsirn from ihr battle.
heids beyond the Mississippi are on their way to
m -t you. They bring heavy hearts, hu' iary bring
souls true duty and instinct siih hanor An that
bravery could dare, aud enduIancr suiirr, hey did
for YOU there. Here, they a'k for you only nimness
aud piii-nec brief time for your eoniG, Texas.
eotirsi what will yuu have o. nell them?
soldlcrsl How will thuy rrgard you s-s..r.
WILL they recognize tho nanie Of Texas 81 lirr" 10
belong you. II you fall Ihcn aud fA your country
now1
Tho flag u Texas, its"Lone sar." stil ncas In tho
free winds. others have gone down. II IL Yet "iul
high advanced" II Ia in your keeping II dishonor
and shame ever stain It's bright gorits, TEL, you
plainly you will be the men who do II, Thai neg 10
entitled TO your allegiance and duly. True 10 II, IL
will remain the emblem Of honor and patriotism-o
memories aud hopes alike glorious.
nphoid no extreme views have no imprac tica.
BILE designs declare frankly to the people OF Texas.
that II the terms eau be procured which olive we
now In the course Of oblaining, / shall how TO
what seems the destiny which returns Texas TO the
American Union, aud in good faith. so long Us charg
ed with your executive over, will seek effect this
transition In the manner which will best pro tho
interests Of The state. am indesigabe in my forts.
Soldiers you in your place Of highest h"nor--I
fail hful my post let ur stand together firmly for
the welfare OF Texas.
/ invoke the utmost cxertions Of all soldiers snd
citizens to uphold law, 10 preserve order protect
property and civil rights end to the State fion
spNrchy.
THE courage which defends social order Is even no-
p. MURRAH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

Kfa.a-ev 49, Nr,t il4t .aiy - h. --'s 90
u.a-4 .s...a.A. ta.u u ID,
A passsn.ui Informed ~ thai u Wa believed when
amil, "a. nesauling iur ihr Auln uiar ~ Lis gfus
T'c.sHrs HacI, lgag sli
III. ylrtphafg herald say, u ~ paFiy ~ fsr''e
nilisa we're aiisrkr near faylpT ", Nv hsenl'
~ aud def Hlsd aud tina elr al il.m, Who wAs be'
.isfed 10 he oaNnlrsll, 81 ais''url, kilvi'
Ltut. ON % 2. Chsaihad, one vt The rch~l dlrnl'
tales uhu iaiAiy ,arrrudlttl he rvtHrar, 70 Mach
yillo, his luimeg tssli'nre,
Tho pirs correspondent fihr Tiins., su's' /" fh'
youug Prince Camille n,liFis', N'lor G.n'rl ~ ne
Ia tic rcbrl service. ha, just wiurnrd 20 Paris
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08
Elk EcUrlyE CHAMBER

7
WAxxEAs, The present condition oi the country ia
such to require the mneihg OF the Legislature in
extraordinary session, Therefore,
I. PENDLEToN MURRAII, Governor of TN State
Of Texas d., by the authority in NE vested. ssue This
my Procla matiou the Senaora aud Rel res'aire.
Of the Legislature of the STATE, convrning them TO
meet in Austin Thnraduy, tho 9Th day Of July, A.
u. 1875.
Wherever there vacancies In the Senatorial or
Representative branches The Legislature, thu Chief
Justices Of the Districts in which snch aicirs exist
will order and hold election in cordanc- with the
proyisio of law to fill such vacancies on Monday
the 10th day of June next, and furnish certificates Of
election and r-turns At the ,iae and in the manner
in my Proclamation for the election OF del
egates to the State Convention. z. MUHEAH,' q.
Governor OF tho Slate OF Texas.V
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

The Federal cunt Of prisoners captured
at Forts I,lnkely and Spanish, hasnow come
down. to $500. Twoihuudrcd and hfty OIL
GERS were taken, and allswere sent to snip
island, except three General officers, among
them. Gen. Lhldell, WIN have been sent 10
Fort Gaincs.sgiFg ca sAf7s y
Gen alanby in his official dispatch TO-
leck. claims % officers, 52S men, D morisrs
ana % guns, as captured ut spanish for'.
In Fort Blakcly he ates that = ioopriscu-
ers and 20 guns we're taken. VIC, oNiieve
the Generate Allsthe papers put these cap
lures as high rs 1000; we now have the
truth.--L,a.s democrat. is-l FA