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b directed his warrant In Of
fifth regiment Bssd fer the OF s626 In full for
music Furnished by said band the
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reception OF Forty 9th regiment a. per bill annexed
Connciman BRANDON moved that said resolution be re-
ferred 10 the COMMITTEES National Affairs III
which was lost
The resolution then lost for Of sudc,snt
Der OF votes "a follows.
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Common Council
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mses No 3 Green woh street, such permi. Ion 70 remain
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place siRn IN front Of his premes No T63 Thfd arc
nue. the same 70 remain during hs pleasure Of the Con.
Council
which vas conourred In.
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STATED sKssioE-wKDrrspAY, Dec ALL O'Clock n ~
The Board met pursuant 70 adjournmcns IN hcr chamns
No. 10 City Hall .-..
Present.James T. Hayes, Esa, President In the chain
and the following mombcrs.- ~
.ssr Ryan, aros % ksppsr, Roster iioSshsn assiisnA
Mcdrs,h Jsape schasfsr. Cook Brandon Brl'' RO''s"
The minutes q meetings held December II and nwsrs
read and approved -
The Committee on Streets presented report II fsycr g
paving Twenteth street, between Third and Fourth Ave-
nues with Belgian pavement
The COMMITTEES on Repairs and Supple. presented re-
port In favor directing the Street Commissioner 70 sae
he steamer Engine Company No overhauled ana -
tered, similar 70 steam engine No. o.
which was laid over -
Of paying the bill q Charles RorkA amqunun
99 for distributing reports Of Committees on FinApes
Board OF Aldermen.
which was laid over
Councilman RYAN moved that the Committee on OraJ
be discharged from the further consideration o
ordinance from Board Of Aldermen, as foiows-. "a
An ORplrAroE 70 amend section "a article chAp'Sr
The New York herald., 1865-01-02

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27
Secessionists in Mexico.

There is not dirtier species OF seces-
sionists than are to be found on the wes-
tern coast of Mexico. Too cowardly to
hazard their worthless carcasses on the
battlefield with their more respectable,
far drawer brother rebels, they have
sneaked off to a neighboring nation, which
they are endeavoring to betray, as they
would have done this State, had they been
able, into the hands of European despo-
tism. Coming and going without hind
rance between that country and this, they
are alike the enemies of freedom in both.
Singular as it may seem, those vagabonds
were all, while here, rampant Democrats,
and now are equally devoted adherents of
the imbecile, would-be despot, Maximil-
Ian; but whether here or there, they are
wholly unworthy of confidence, and would
not hesitate to betray their new master, if
it suited their purposes, as they endeavor-
ed to betray the flag of the country under
which they were born.
Why it is that these renegades are al
lowed to make this State the base OF ope-
rations, intended to aid the rebellion in
the South, it is difficult to understand;
for that this end is their purpose, no one
can fail to see. The scurrility of the Ma
zatlan Times, edited by an ex-president Of
the Typographical Union of this city, q
man without brains or responsibility OF
character, should convince all who read
his vile articles, that a set Of men who
make him their mouth-piece, should be
excluded from all intercourse with loyal
men who love the institutions of this free
land. .r..
1t is time our rulers should understand
that traitors at home or abroad have no
rights in common with those who are true
to the Government, and should act so as
to have it plainly appear to friends and
foes. If this is not done soon, the rascals
will yet cause trouble it will cost much to
overcome. They are just as much the
enemies of the United States as JEFF. Davis,
Lee s Co., and deserve the same at our
hands.-Flag.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27
Drsrn1cr COuRr, v1RalS1A.-The fol-

DISTRICT Court, NIRe1NIA.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted in this
Court this morning, before Judge Rising !:
An order was entered securing the jury
until Monday morning at 10 o'clock. ].
IL. Mills, juror, was excused until Mon
day, February 9th. Wheelock VS.. Uncle
Sam Comparatively and De Long sub
stituted for plaintiffs attorneys, instead Of
Quint and Hardey. Rarenbery vs.. Stein
back ct al.-demurrer overruled by con-
sent, and trial set for Monday next.
Knox VS.. Shelton ct al.-order of reference
set aside. Mcdaniel VS.. Gould & Curry
Company-same order. Jewett VS.. Henry
ct al.-same order. Hobbs & Shelton VS..
Mlghtman- same order. De Ray VS..
Newman-same order. Cohen VS.. Hew-
son ct als.-default set aside, and two
days given to answer. Scoggin VS.. Low
man-case on trial to-day.
Before Judge Messick-The Court is &C.
cupied with hearing the defense in the
suit of the Hale & Norcross Company VS..
Bajazet Company.
ADMITTED TO PRAcTIcB.-Upon motion
of Judge Aldrich, \. D. Anderson was
this morning admitted to practice law in
the District Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27

WHY They DIsAGREE.-Our attention
is daily called to the wide discrepancies
in the quotations of gold rates in New
York as received by different private par
ties here and by them handed in for pub
LEGATION in the press, and the question is
often asked, "How happens it that such
widely different quotations are received
bearing the same or nearly the same date"
The fact is, that the rates vary so IN New
York from hour to hour during the day
that no quotation can be considered re-
liable beyond the moment at which 1t IS
given, and the most that quotation IS
worth is to indicate the tendency OF the
market towards an advance or decline.
A gentleman doing business on Sacra-
mento street, who has recently returned
from the East, states that he had occasion
while there to sell some gold, and stepping
into the Office of prominent dealer, he
INQUIRED the rate. On being told the fig
ure, he started for his hotel, two blocks
off, and returning directly with the gold,
found that he had made per cent. by the
rise during his absence. The fluctuations
being thus sudden and violent it is no
wonder that different brokers and bankers
will receive quotations widely varying,
although dated within an hour or two OF
the same time in New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27

The Gen. Sherman who has conducted
the great expedition through Georgia, and
is now before Savannah, is William Te-
cumseh Sherman, native of Ohio. He
graduated at West Point in 1910, class
rank six. He served in Florida in 1S4l,
at Fort Moultrie in, 1912, in California in
1916, as Commissary of Sub sistence in
1850, engaged in the banking business in
San Francisco in 1858, and was President
of the State Military Academy of Louis
lana in 1860. After the outbreak of the
war he commanded in the first battle of
Bull Run. May 18th, 1861, he was ap-
pointed Brigadier- General of Volunteers,
and ordered to the Department of Ken
lucky, In 1862 he was assigned to the
command of the District of Cairo. After
the capitulation of Donelson he was as
signed to the Fifth Division, Army of the
Tennessee, Gen. Grant commanding. He
was made Major General of Volunteers
May lst, 1862. His operations at Mem
phis, Vicksburg, Holly Springs and Jack
son, are well known. July 4th, 1868, he
was promoted to misunderstanding
in the regular army. From that time to
this he has been successfully engaged in
Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia.
Port Royal" Sherman, or more IA
military, Battery" Sherman, is Thomas
W. Sherman, who was born in Rhode
Island in 1917, and graduated at West
Point in 1886. He was breyetted Major
for gallantry at Buena Vista, in 1887,
served in the Northwest in 1857, and was
appointed Brigadier-Generalo of Volunteers
May II, 1861. He commanded division
in the first battle of Bull Run. and was
subsequently selected to command the
land forces in the Port Royal expedition.
He was superseded by General Hunter in
March, 1862. He was afterwards severe
" wounded at or about New Orleans,
and has not been in active service since
.4HG.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27

LOST IN THE SNow.-An attempt TO
carry the mail across the mountains be-
tween Boise City and Ruby City, last
Saturday, proved disastrous, resulting IN
the death of Mr.. Myers, the mail Garner,
and much suffering on the part OF MI
George Owens, the Directory publisher,
and a gentleman accompanying them. The
stage went on as far as Honey Lake
Smiths, and there turned back. Myers,
Owens, and man called Bob, determined
to reach Bonneville, and went on, Myers
carrying the mailbag on his back. The
wind was blowing perfect gale on the
Summit, and the snow drifting so densely
that way was lost, and darkness came on
They foundered on toward the direction
of Bonneville, Myers gradually falling be.
hind. Owens and Bob finally reached
cabin with hands and feet badly frozen
Nothing has been heard of Myers, anc
probably his body lies deeply beneath thu
snow, and viii not be discovered unit
Spring. His name is given as ]. I. Myers
Idaho World.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27
Ingratitude and Greenbacks!

NlHE PUBLIC OF GOLD HILL WILL PER-
haps Remember that about year ago, one
abont their child and in forcibly taking the child
away from its home, committed the offense Of
drawing deadly weapon upon his p mot ..c
law. Well Colourn wonla Tue raw nS 'A Ma
theoretically, 1 loaned Colburn money, and by
which means he got out of the scrape. Ny kind.
ness TO him cost me six hundred dollars. MOI
long since / had settlement with him, and he
acknowledged balance due me Of three hundred
and nine dollars, for which he refused to give me
his due bill, note, or any other satisfaction Know
ing his business, 1 was compelled to sue him I'M
der these circumstances and he has paid me of in
GREENBACKS, at par value. This Is the in
gratitude which Jake Colburn has shown to me
for my kindness In furnishing him with hard casa
to escape being sent to the State Prison. feel It
due to the public tomake this transaction known,
80 that the people may know the ingratitude
which Jake Colburn IL capable Of showing to one
who befrlends him. Q. II. BECkWfFH. .
Gold Hill, Jan. %, 1863 iasS m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27
An Answer!

- II BECKwITH SAYS DREW A
deadly weapon, perhaps year ago. on
tic O = B ssn Il will sb Sr Ssp
asa yet ss aS 80 BE ss ma
Isnu when Superintendent Of the Consolidated
T m Gold Hill Was It by working for
S1,aeps. or letting contracts as silent partner
had settlement with him. owed him three
hundred dollars. About six hours after' ne came
In, drew up due bill Of seven hundred ana lnl'y'
s,et me to sign 1t, when on his own admission l
only owed him three hundred dollars l then
gave him my due bill. and upon which ne sued
me and yet he speaks Of gratitude II ne mad
Spark of il or manhood about him, ne would ney,
er have exposed himself in the lying manner IN
which he has. Knowing IL il not necessary 70 re-
him with the contempt he deserves.
!. mss '1' 80 It5sallg1. J. e. C0LBURN.-
Gold Hill, Jan. "a, 1865 la24 W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27
Another Answer.

TAKE CoLBURN, HAVING PUBLISHED as5
d what he supposes " An Answer 70 my c .ho,
/ would briefly reply that his statement .na'
seven hundred dollars was the debt ne owea ~,
is untrue unless he kept false aceount dah ~.
books have true copy OF the oonH sae se IN
existing between u.s. which ca1 ,tbsr ro ~
smo,,rt ~ nothing his present character for truth
being too far below par. II pEcKw1TH
ia05 -.-- v. - - = -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27

Duane the past year, $3.50 Union
prisoners passed into Libby prison. Since
the war began, l25,6OO of our brave fell
lows have been confined in that place Of
death. +
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27

SAYS New Orleans correspondent
Campbelfs slave pen is, rebel prison
Get in dar ye'self' said colored woman
as she saw the rebel prisoners fling into
the old pen. Used to put US in dar
Get dar ye'self now. De Lords comm
sure"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27

CAUTION.-The public are hereby
cautioned not to buy or negotiate for the follow.
ing certificates of stock in the New Oregon Gold
and Silver Mining Company, as the same has
been sold according to law and will not be trans
ferred on the books of the company:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27
Notice.

HAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED THE
Stock and Eating Stand Of J, ": Dawson, IN
doi,s Contracted for the same prior to this date.
uep.' "" - I5a IKE PHILLIPS.
Virginia, Jan. 9, 1855 .l.s !kso 3.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27
NIGHT WORK
AND GENERAL CLEANING DONE.

DY THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE DONE
I'D Night Work, Clean Yards, Etc, Etc, on the
shortest notice, and In the most satisfactory man.
ner. Orders may be left at No. 76 South street,
opposite Wells Fargo & Co., Virginia
ial2 I'm ROGERS e. CO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27
VIRGINIA, N. T.

.ga-r Notice. .a..Yse
OFFICE OF CITY TAX CoLLEcToR,(
he IN. January /, 1865. 5
ATOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
| IN Assessment Roll for the City Of Virginia IL
now in my hands, and that the taxes are now due,
and will be delinquent after the 2sth of January.
A. d. 1865. sGa4. .as. .... .s1a.r ...
FOfice hours from A. N. until 4. P. NJ.
Office 43 B street. H.K. ALEXANDER,
ia6 I'd City Tax Collector.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27

asE Strayed. 81, E,..t !
Bo1iT SIX WEEKS AGO, FROM THE
A ofSca Of the Yellow Jacket Company, q MIN
Inn Sn ,J1 "a COMPASS. TWAS enclosed in
small SQUARE box, the box and stat being left be.
hind. il is supposed to have been taken, .n Tr
strayed, By tstaks ana az .S cannot De S q s
i, "a [indIy requested to either return the com
mass tbyoneh the Post Office or otherwise, or to
calIand ret the staff and box, and no questions
will be asked. - ,er 2 ,.ao.t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27
FOR SALE.
22.OOO PINE TAGGING

80, 22.0OO PINE LACKING 40
rs FOR SALE at Empire City. Specimens Of
i this material can be seen west Of the pre-
Mine, In Gold Hill ...,, y 2ss5i
For further particulars apply to
GILLIG, MOTT g. co..
iaI2 2w Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27

- 1reenDacAB. -
TT Is REFRESHING TO READ Scale e.
i Anderson's vulgar efusion In their hopeless
effort TO crawl out Of their Greenbsck transac.
ton. learn from Judge Hall, some party
came to his CJustIces) Office and paid the amount
in GreenbackS at par, taking the accepted order
Of Scale &; Anderson as receipt" have the
Greenbacks, anyhow. -. ,.l,..,--. ....
FOR Scale at LOW figure. 49,
Enquire at the Store, SOL WE'LL.
Gold Hill, Jan. l2, ls65-l0t+ &C.,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27
CLOTHING AND N1sCR11.YEors
CLOTHING AND MISCELLANEOUS
NO HUMBUG!
For One Month More Only!
The stock nnst Positively be Closed
Out Withont Regard . Price.

have lust received the balance OF my stock Of
CLOTHING, having closed up my virginia store.
and am determined TO sell Il on at the LOWEST
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
Blue W
Best California 10 lbs. BlaIlets-.-..:.S 90
Beaver Double OVERT Goats, Gsod quail.
General Hosnn's Zouaye Caps........---1 30
Very Heavy Knit Neck Comforters-; Il 80
200 prs Fine Freach Calf Boots. 90
Our Best Nailed Boots, per pair..-..-5 90
Best Cashmere Pants I'm the Stately 50
Good Linen Busters and Coats. IS
Home-KnItted Socks, per doz..-...---.4 50
Extra superane Top-soIe Boots.....-6 90
Shaker Shirts and Drawers, FIRST auaI.
........-.-----..--.-------1 %
Nailed Boots. ---------...-..........--.-4 W
Business Coats. ..................--....S4 "
Boys .........-...............-.-- %
BroEan Sh0es------..-.......-..... %
.H. "Ha ''s IN ~
Velvet VeSts--......-.--...--.-.... w
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, .........-....2 90
California Flannel Ovcrshirts,- --......2 rs
Grey Oyershirts- .-.........-..--...........1 IS
UndershIrts and Drawers, srey and
e white -----.-------....-------.--.- "a
Hats, oil cOlOrSs w
Cotton HalE.Hose, per dozen..........-2 90
Working Pants, .......-......... 80
Fine Cashmere Pants, --...-......--.....3 50
Blue Pilot Shirts, ...........--...........-2 30
Heavy Overcoats-.-----....-... 90
Superior Business Suits. SO
Superior Business Suits, light r.26 90
Cloth Caps, all colOrs. 25
Gents Cavalry Boots. ....................8 50
Wooden Hose, per dozen.............---2 so
French Calico Shirts -...-..-....--..-.--.1 25
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27

- : ---T-7E Miners League.
r>rrIcr IN THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
l me illinois House on the Divide. open daly
nom TIL 3 PA. - Et5t'. esA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27

ASSESSMENT AND SALE LIST
Ofall Claims In Virginia and Gold Hill Dis
tricts, Alphabetically Arranged and
Corrected Daily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-27
REMOVAL.

John Dunn!
r OOK OUT FOR AN INDIVIDUAL OF THE
Il above name. He has done me by paying
me aboard bill of two years standing and ten
dollars in borrowed money, In greenbscks at par.
Those who DIM Dunn may know what to expect
T. O'FlRherty Is another swindler, Of the same
sort 80 ''''.f RICHARD GAINES,
Gold Hill, Jan. 9Th. I'm Exchange Hotel
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-12
Marshal's Sale.

nURsUANT 10 swrit Of Tta r. Issued ffoua the
u Disgict Court Of the Unit states ior the
decree Of SD Court lironouneed on MONDAY, No.
vembsr ri 1874, IN she cause Of he United -
p5 al the estate and property, moneys stocks and
conrf. On he llth day Of APRi n 1885, atti,s Colrf
house door Ia Nashpiie, Jeunelaee, between she
hour o. 10 aud a. o'c,oek. va exPose 70 public
night tte sad isisrsst. fog tas peuod 81 81 nafa.
ri life Of PAM y. I've loan infhs failoHiae real
estate situated 10 Davidson coli1tF, Ie1neasee to-
wiz A eeItlin % and tht impro .enlents thereon.
stuased stthe conner a. Vine nd charch or epnns
srests IN Nashville. fonliag - .eet 90 Fine street,
ard running heck % The lot fefetooTa sold bf sad
Eve 70 ne Mayor aad Aldermen 81 Nashville; also
tha4 parf ~ southhfn lot No. l3 Hesf Nashville.
convened to sad I've 81 Bryson n 1fons5aia b.
dsad aaied kpnl N. ASA. Hl.t registered In the
Register once o. SD bafidaon county ia took
No. 81, page col 70 which reiessnceis hereby par-
tcularly made lor descuItioai $50 = lot on the
vest SIDE Of Cherry street, 10 aid Nashville, 'front.'
lng 81 feet I'd streef nd Running tack l62 fsaf
psrhculsIly dsscI 30 IN tie deed isom N. Haml'
1857 sd fegisieEed IN Tie RaEafer's ofirs afofe.
50 in BOOK No. e on pages as q which y hereby
expsssly referred n for descr ptor also lots sos
-, lo9 ", ana - IN Shelby Eadiiicu % Edge-
three irouting esek - eef - Woodland STREET nd
~ running hack 40 iefl p &c sliryssd 0ts hss-
IA pc conse{sd 2 SD I've y John shelby %
isters olhce aioreaad IN book 10. -, on page 54l
shichis hereby refcned % expressly Jr sfsr-fir-.
ton also lots Aos.if All AZ Ia hioo "a add 90 %
EdZeheid, each iroufng g feet On Wood aoi street
and running hsck rs het . an aI.cy "a per pi.B
registered 81 ssi1 Heeisfer's clh.e he book No ~
% page IS sd lots having bcen conveyed % Sad
1Fe en- naT 2. iaed ~ DECD resiefnd ln s-isf Ret
is,er oltce IN hook Ne "a. q Page iJi = Eiuch
and - sad pan relsre1cs II hereby expressly ueie
Ior deer cr1E. And % sai Day on the premises, |
VII als0 tEposet9 ruhlc sale % ne terna ai9re-
sid Al the "a rIurs In che noaae fst1ale1 % re
lol drsf above nlenIioaed beinF he hoaae Crufrg /
occupied b. SAD Eve g. luliI 1esiacErf aaid I
fura.lais halsg the house flrniiarl II -all 6s5.
EDWIN Ga ASCOCK,
usarehif-td Marshal 81. Il. H.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-12

Rs-asnsng i. tAs EasaSiils soss e-es
"wednesday, April n, 1858.
The List Of uncsiiea for Lss'9l' -. -
sssiruea 70 the Nashville USI.s. 2 ~ -
49, - Lindsey, for the yssr 1865. e tie
n.Dsr hevine he largest ciEenisi'ens ~
eiudiEg the army. -,
an lseiers adverosed sEe sS,;5S AZ fhsts ~
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Srsons ealing for shese ls,seiss 80 - ~
fher - sfserusst, snd eve - - ,-,rsf -, -
AZ ie.,ess -. - -. cf5ce 6 dset lel1ezH