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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

"BLooD! IAoo, BLOOD THE PruTEs
on THE WAR PATH.-About noon, day
before yesterday, the body Of a Piute In
dian was found in Gold Canon, above the
Bullion Co.'s works, shot with a ball, and
his head partly chopped off with an AK;
he had been dead some four hours. Yes
terday morning early, the body OF an
other Piute was found in the same neigh
borhood, also shot and scalped. Certain
circumstances convincing the Piutes that
the murderers were q band of Washoe In
dams, a grand council of war was held on
Taylor street, Just above the residence Of
Judge Baldwin, where the Piutes have
their flag planted on a lot which belongs
to them, and which they have graded of
for the purpose of erecting o school house.
Over a hundred Indians were present, and
the result OF their deliberations was II de-
termination to 60 on the war path against
the Washoes. We saw Samuel Joseph
Brown last evening, in full r~egimentals,
and he informed US that he should march
this morning with a heavy force Of war
riors into the country Of the Washoes.
His voice was for war he could muster
three thousand fighting men, and if the
Washoes didn't give up the murderers at
once, he intended to wipe out the whole
tribe after which he would go out on the
Plains with his forces, and whip the hos
tile Indians into subsection that have been
so troublesome of late. Brown is ap-
parently in for a raid Of vengeance against
the Washoes, but as to his going as leader
we have our doubts, as young Winnie
mucca, the war chief, is here, and will at
tend 70 the matter in person. How san
culinary and desperate a war will be in
augurated, or what will be the result Of
this Indian difficulty, remains TO be de-
veloped-Union.
We saw Chief Brown on the corner Of
C and Taylor streets, this morning, and
he looked like a true warrior, having the
American flag under his left arm, and evil
IDENTIFY intent on war. He showed us .
telegram from Governor Blasdel (just re-
ceived), the purpOrt of which was, that
every Washoe Indian had skedaddled
from Carson. There is war ahead!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08
Notice,

NHE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT
1 / have no copartnershlp with any person
whatsoever; and will not be responsible for the
debts or contracts made by any person represent
Ing himselfor themselves as such. Any person
having claim. against me, will please present the
SAM at my office. between the hours Of twelve
and two o'clock. within thirty DAYS from the date
Of the first publication Of this notice.
ROBERT APPLE.
Gold Hi, July 2, le65. Jy7m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08
BULLION AND ORES
A s s A Y E D,
At Gold Hill. Storey County.
NEVADA,
By CONRAD
Formerly Supervising .Assayer AT
the United States Mint, San
knnnNlhNn. CnL.

Formerly Supervising Assayer at
Francisco, Cnl.,
And Late Superintendent of AEsuyIng ut
the Gould a. Curry Mill, Virginia
City, Nevada.
GOLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED
" and Assnyed. Mt San Frnncisco rates.
RETURN , IN BARS are ns speedily rendered
o. Ia compatible with n critical Rscertainment OF
Value.
The Values stamped are guaranteed TO be those
which the U s.. Mint (Or it's Branchcs) will de-.
clare, II deposited for coinage.
Ore assays carefully made, at rates reasonably
correspondent with the number and character OF
Assays desired. and with the amount and form Of
sample furnished.
Specific and detailed circulars furnished on up.
plIcatlon personally at tho office, or by mail to
CONRAD WlEGASD,
East side Of Main street. near aud below Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill.
Referenccs-By Permission.
~ GOLD HILL.
7. D. Hcdley, Esq, Agent Wells, Fargo s. Co,
]. W. Flood & Co., Bankers.
\. a. II. Ball, Esq, at ]. w. Flood Co.'S.
W. II. Blsuvelt, ESQ.,. of the Bank OF California
IN YIRdINIA.
ChGs. Bonner, Esq, Sup't Gould a. Curry Co.
J. II. Latham, Esq, Agent Wells. Fargo g. Co.
WIN. Sharon, Esq, ut the Bank Of California
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Robt. b. Swain, Esq, Sup'tU I. 8. Branch Mint.
Benz. T. Martin. Esq, Asssyer Of U. s. B. Mint.
Alpheus Bull, President of Gould e. Curry Co.
d. Q. Mills. Esq, ut the Bank Of California.
Donohoe, Kelly Co., Parrot g. Co.,
Sather e. Co.. Chas. r. RIehn,
Flint, Peabody e. Co.. VIM. T. Coleman, Esq.
Gold Hill, May q, 1865. my27u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08
Information Wanted.

Information Wanted.
ToHN (OR PATsY) CARNEY, AND WHO
0, is popularity known In Wasboe by the nick.
name Of Limerick" will find something TO bis
advantage by writing = letter to bis Aunt, Mrs.
Walsh, at Auburn, California. Any information
concerning him can DO left at the NEWS ofdeo,
Gold Hill. JUL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

Peck Gold and Silver Mining and Mill
COnIpany.-EotIce Is hereby given, that In accord.
ancc with the laws Of Nevada and the bylaws Of
this company, there will be sold nj public auction, In
front OF the company's ONCE, onTUESDAY, August
sth, 1865, between the hours Of 2 and 3 O'Clock +. NJ,
so many shares OF the capital stock OF said company,
Will be necessary TO pay all assessments due, and
costs Of advertising:
Names. Cert Ss. dnt.
J
25......lO). ...$S 90
Jas .[unissuedl ...2O....-.4sO 80
A =.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
L. c. COOK, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, July 8, 1866. JyS I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08
MINING -LEaIsLATIoN.

We have long desired and intended to
say q few words on this subject. Some
one has recently given public expression
to q view which we entertain in regard to
this matter; but just now we do not
recollect where we heard the expression, or
we would quote it. 1t is connected with
the common consent of the miners OF the
Pacific. The general and the strictly legal
acknowledgment Of the local rules and
regulations of the miners, has resulted in
encouragement and security to the mining
interests of the country. Just in proper
ton as legislation has gone, or has at
tempted to go, beyond this mode of per-
manently directing or supervising the
mining interests, just so far has inconve-
nience, DISAGREEMENT and disaster fol-
lowed. The whole theory and plan is
this, Immediately respecting mining inte-
rests. and considering them exclusively, if
possible, in this connection. We want no
mining legislation-no more need It now
in Nevada than it was needed ten years
ago in California. What is needed is a
railroad from the Pacific ocean, at least,
running through our mining regions. We
wouldn't give the shake of a 70 pen ha'
penny for all the "mining speeches" that
would be tolerated in either Hall of Con-
gress from now until the commencement
Of the next century. In our judgment, it
is in no degree incorrect and in no man
ner impertinent to inform aspiring poll
ticians that the mining legislation hobby
isn't worth q continental damn. The
railroad is the thing. That's what's the
matter. And to tell the whole truth, we
honestly suspect that all this buncombe
talk about mining legislation, is a heap OF
speech for the real purpose Of gaining
credit for connecting and passing laws on
patriotic or polite grounds, which are
really and expressly intended to fit the
ex,gencies of litigation between certain
big mining corporations and certain insig-
nifcant and unfortunate victims thereof.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08
NOTICE.

Once Alpha Gold Hill Mining Co.,
June 2lSt, ls65.-Aner this date the Office hours
Of the above named company will be from
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

Sour houses have been opened in Rich
mond.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

N. B.-Also, q fine assortment Of California Dia.
monds. warranted to keep their brilliancy, and
set In the finest of gold.
We arc prepared to sell the above mentioned
articles at San Francisco Prices.
All Goods bought In our store arc warranted rs
represented.
We have also made arrangements with the
Agent Of the American Watch Company to fur
nish us with the E. Howard and G.. S. Bartlett
Watches, at the manufacturers prices.
Persons wishing anything In the Jcwolry Line
would do well to call and examine for themselves.
EFP Particular at entlon paid 10 repairing
Watches. Clocks and Jewclry, and all kinds Of
Jewelry made to order at the shortest notice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08
II NJ. TO Q p. NJ,

All accounts against the Company, and all
Stock for transfer, must be presented within the
,Ie2lN THEoDoREA HALE, sec,y,
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Charges mt Snn Frnncisco Rates.
iebI2 II. HARRIS.
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r~srrcIAt DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY Srws.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
Death Of an Old Pioneer-Remainl
Of Billy MuIllKan-Tho Seizure Of

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS,
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NEW TO-DAY.
London and San Francisco
B A N K.

B A N K,
LIMITE d.
Incorporated under tho Joint Stock ~CompanIeS'
Act of 1862, Of Great Brittany
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE. .4l2 Montgomery street
LONDON OFFICE. Old Broad street
NEW YORK AGBSCY.........3 Exchange Place
CAPITAL, ........$5,OOO,OOO!
OF which s5OO,OOO Is fully paid up as present
Capital, and will be Increased as the
growth of the business
requiresl
VNHE UNDERMENTIONED ARE FOUND
/ ers and proprietors Of tho Bank:
Messrs. BlschoffscheIm, GoldSchmidt & Co.,
London.
MesSrs. FruhlIng e. Goschen, London.
Messrs. Frederick HUH g. Co., London.
Messrs. J. S. Morgan g. Co., Successors TO
Messrs. Geo. Peabody e. Co.. London.
Messrs. Stern Brothers, London.
International Financial Society, Limited, Lon.
don.
Mr.. Frederick Rodewald, London.
The Bank OF Sake Moiningen, SAKE MelninGen,
Germany
Mr.. Julius May, Frankfort on the Main. Ger.
many.
Mr.. SlgIsmund Sulzbach, Frankfort on the
Main, Germany.
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Is still agitating the public mind, and in spite
Of the disinterested efforts Of the foreign
bankers, who are gradually absorbing the en-
tire monetary business Of the country, and
are the only parties who have been benefited
to any extent by the notification Of the law
Of the United States by the Pacific States,
the feeling in favor Of retracing IA steps
and establishing National Banks, which will
command the confidence Of the masses and
bring American capital here for investment,
foster manufactures, stimulate home indus
try, and aid the work Of developing our un.
told agricultural and mineral resources, is
gaining ground daily. Mr.. Colfax Is strongly
Of the opinion that the course We have taken
on the currency question has resulted greatly
to our disadvantage, and beltSyss that the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

time Is not far off when the folly OF isolating
ourselves from the rest Of the Union, and adj
herring TO tho Chinese theory Of doing bust
ness will be so apparent to the whole COM
nnnniku Il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

hH
Is waxing hot, and is getting interesting.
The Call seems to have been captured BY the
Low party, but the other influential papers
have az yet manifestedn no preferences, though
very decided and ou.spoken in their preju.
dices. The impression is gaining ground
that Low will "throw up the sponge" within
a couple Of weeks and retire from the field,
and that FELTON,, outside Of this eity-where
he will make strong Hght-stands no show.
Cole or Phelps would, I believe, be cordially
supported by the three leading papers Of the
State, If nominated. Billings Is the Bulletins
first love, I am told the Alta has an un-
doubted leaning toward Phelps, and the
Union will be governed, doubtless, in some
degree, BY the position Of the various candi:
dates on the Pacific Railroad question. I
don't see my own way clear as yet; nobody
has tried very hard to induce me to see it.
l really wish they would. Store clothes are
an object; whiskey taken in small quanti-
ties; silver and gold received when nothing
better can be obtained. Who wants a disin-
terested patriot to show fora consideration)
the community that the country viii! go at
nee to eternal smash II they are not elected?
I am their man,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
GKYER1L LEE AND VIRGINIA.

1'be New York Herald republ!ehes the following
snsa,b of Ger. R. f. Lee, when he was introduced
40 the Secession Convention, and informed OF bis
sDroIntrpent to the command Of the military and
naval foYces of the State of Virginia" This cere-
NOW took place on the 22d April, 1861;
"Mr. President and Gentlemen Of the C'nventicn:
Profoundly Impressed with the so!ennity OF tie oc.
cas- on. for which must say l was not prepared,
accept the position assigned me ny your Partially
1 would have much preferred had your cholce fallen
on an ADLER nan Trusting In Almighty God, an
snurovipg conscience, and abe aid of my fellowcid-
zebs. devote myself to the service OF my native
STATE. in aohoss Jeiaf alons ril IerT again draw
ma sDord Applause.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

..WoHhaA Junction. or screen Valley" Chester
Station" g reurys Bht, Richmond Pike, " Ber
,auda Hundred" "Richmond and Petersburg Rdu-
road" 'Wdre Bottom Church." "Stra'c6gry
Plains - "Deep Bottom" s'Deep Run" ''FGSSePS
Nils "Siege Of Petersburg" "Nermarltet
Heigbts, =" 8. Newmarket Road, ''Ddr6ytOrR Road
.'C6qrleS CITY Road"
Be proud of your record, Veterans you have
right TO be.
Should your country need your services IN the
field again, not only your past conduct, but your
present unsurpassed excellence in drlll and dsc-
mime. furnish the surest guaranty that your uure
NAV be even more brilliant than the past. he
viewed by the Lieutenant General and the Secreta-
~ of War a few days since, your sodiery appear
ance won from those high officials the strongest ex-
pressions of their appreciation and delight what
would they have thought had they seen you FIGHT
The respect and confidence of such troops, after
such service is honor enough. 1t is sufficient
reward for the best efIorts-the best endeavors OF
a life time / am inc ebted TO you cQmrades'-
Your conduct has afforded me the keenest pleasure
of nv life, and while life shall last memory VIII
constantly recur TO the conduct OF the 'iron BIZ
gade," with as much pride and gratitude as inc
heart is capable Of.
heartily congratulate you upon the prospect oil
early neace In the opinion of our greatest Gene
raj. the "hard fighting is over" May the day come
Quickly when YOU can return to your homes, 10 re-
sumo Your peaceful pursuits and to receive the
hcnorS which belong 10 our country.S defenders
Then will you, in your civil life, vindcate the high
character Of the army, 10y aiding TO restore and
preserve the public morals, and by proving to your
fellow citizens that in learning to become good sol
diers YOU have become the best OF citizens.
For your generous confidence and support, sol
diers won have the grateful thanks Of your late
Brigade Commander, and his best wishes for your
future welfare, prosperity and happiness. Fare
we'll
To the Il:h Maine Ny old companions, farewell
II. NJ. PLAIsTED,
Colonel llth Maine Volunteers, and Breyet Brlga-
der General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
EP0M NORTH CAROLMA.

IN expedition, composed chiefly of the First New
yo,k Mounted Rides, and under command OF Col,
Suroner, of that regiment, left Norfolk, Va on the
Isl INST to reconnoitre up the Ghowan river and II
possible reach Weldon, N. The expedition was
very successful. They struck the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad and demolished the track for
considerable extent, including anumbc- Of bridges,
st,t,cns. sc. While thus engaged they were attack
i 5y a forca Ct six hundred rebels whom. after
severe fzht, they repulsed. The cavalry then :ell
back 10 Murfessboro' and delivered the captured
pyo perty, among which were one hundred bales Of
superior cotton and large amount CT tobacco.
Parties Of our cavalry secuted to within fow
miles Of Weldon. and aaoertainei from persons whom
they captured that toe town was strongly fortified
and garrisoned by about one thousand R:bels, with
several battalions Of artillery.
The expedition returned to Norfolk last Satur-
day after one Of the most successful Faidsyet mace
,.to the Northern portion of North Carolina.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

and Nail Works; Bently, agent Of the Cotton
and Wooden Mandatory, Manchester; II" n Ryan
grocer; Richmond q Hitchcock, grocer Samuel
Hastings estate grocer; Spotts.& Harvey, grocers
Confederate States Commissary Store Rhodes,
Wilson * Hurt, hardware; Confederate states
Clothing Department used several houses or This
street: Wadswo-th < Palmer, commission Ier-
chants: Robt Hough * Co., commission merchants,
John McDonougb, tailor; Mary Kumpner, coRfec-
toner; John Mo-! gan, gum-Baket. -t1iGN:-"".
tailor; Elicit, Bel& Fox, commission merchants
and auct,oneers; Alfred Moses, dry goods balgh-
man Richards, stationery; Ragland K Bro, go
Gers; VIM Munson, grocer; John knotte, grocer
& W Gary, printer; -- holland, taiio7; --
Tyndal, tailor; n Bare, grocer.
VIRGINIA STREET.-AF q J D Harvey, com mis-
sion merchants; James X Williams commission
merchants: X W Oliver, tobacco manufacturers.
18th SrREET.-Stokes x Williamson, gtocers and
commission merchants: VIM Jones Co., gro
GERS and commission merchants; Baumern, boot
and shoe maker.
SrRrrrs NOT N,xEp.-Samson Pae, ZION Foun-
dry: r A Gary, cooper; Franklin pape- MILE i
Archer & Co., iron and steel workers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
OR GU AR
HEADQUARTERS PENINSULA Dl,IE.CIt
RICHMOND ".

RIcHNoHD W.
In virtue Of Special Orders from Headqa q The
DEPARTMENT I have assumed command Of tie Peninsula
District composing the counties Immediately aorih Of
the James river.
take il for granted that the surrender o. Ger Lees
army virtually includes all Virginia troops whoe organi
cation has been part OF said army although Their Gute'
have been in a separate district
Companies OF such troops are known 10 ne 'tl' sta'
toned in the counties mentioned as belonging 10 N
district Officers and men in these organizations are a.
recel 10 surrender themselves a. prisoner. OF ar ana
be paroed that they may TO their homes srG give
their assistance in establishing order and peace then
immediate Deighborhoods.
tits NV intention establish detached post through
out this district purely for the protection Of the citizens
of tine country from legtmae bands Of AIMED raen ari
marauders Of every description .,
Citizens are requested 10 give their aid 10 mi IL" ~
sunni wing information which may lead 10 Ite ores;
ali uerso9s who may commit depredatcns Of an! KIND
iil men who have belonged 70 any organized company
of tlO0ps Included - :he GGiicader "! ~
Lees army or otherwise who have returned - tier
homes requested 70 register their names II tN+ t'
established IN their vicinity.
Those men whose experience in war renders Ied I-''
dea- are requested 20 give every assistance 70 the "eog
missed forces of the United states Government n ta. en-
de vors 20 render property secure, and lives sai" m III
attacks of men who take advantage OF the pres n ai
Of affairs TO- the purpose Of private gain or private re-
yenge 49,.
ha- come to the knowledge of tic antho .tes .ny'
the negroes on the different FARMS refusing 70 N0A
or are leaving their accustomed homes and con- -a'o
RirImond and other places .Occuped by troop lDey
are hereby directed remain at then OLD hcme' % 80
70 work a. usual on the farms, and raise the prcGl ne
cesar for their maintenance, and are assured ,bf he
freedom shall be protected. ,,.n,ou
Bry't Bng. Gen'l Command! Jug
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
4 FAREWELL, lDDRESS.

VI have been permitted to publish the following
81 i.-ited and eloquent farewell address. Of BTevet
Brig Gen. H NJ. Plaisted, to the troops under his
command;
Hr,po'ns 80 BRIG, lsT DIV 2iTH \. C.,
ARMY OF THE JAMES,
Before Richmond, Va. March 25th, 1860 )
10 NE Officers md soldiers Of the Third Brigade,
nlM Me-, 10Th Conn, 2tth Ndsa.,
1904 n. T., 2O6h Pa.)
AT last, Soldiers, it becomes my duty to say Fare
well That word may sometimes be SPOKEN and nos
carry with It tho hearts regret, but moi by him who
has, for years, shared the pleasant conpanionshpo
soldiers.
That conpanionsiip, With yoi; have shared IL 2
campaign which Win be celebrated, even IN the
Worlds nisto-y-Selebrased ior The brave deeas and
manly virtues Of q patriot army, conte1aing Dr
CoYerc.a.nt, Freedom aud Empise-Jes, Soiaitrs,
with goa
Iwin 13t .ehesrss yolr history il that campaign:
Suffice it 10 say, the Record shows, yop engaged
you- ,cL1.r5's foes, ard had, killed ind Wodnee q
poIas ,f yclr nqmbey, OF Atty -nip difereEt c.!
that yc1c losses, in tie aggregate, we've $50, out
OF 2.G93 and that or ing INC names G, the t~1~e
RsIds, aiJu5. ed eiong 70 y0ur Banner'' arc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
4 CORRECTION.

As several CT the Richmond correspondents o.
the New York and Philadelphia journals have re-
ferred to conference held In the "Whig Building,
resulting 10 the issue OF ell TO c'tan parties to
assemble here on the 25th instant (which call has
since been resclnded, 1t may be supposed that the
conductors of the Wig were identified in some
wav with that conference and Its action. Such is
not the fact. The room in which tie informal
meeting" was held was an attorneys cffce on the
first floor Of the "Whig Building" not connected
with that part occupied by the newspaper establish
ment
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ALMANAC FOR RICHMOND THIS Day.
SIM rises........5.s0i Noon rises.
Sun sets.........6.30 High W8:eT.......-.. w
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL i. sol.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Josephine City Point, pasSenge-s.
Red Jacket Mail boat
VIM. Allison Clifford, City Point, Gov. .:ere..
W. ". Townes Cunningham City T.. 90. do.
Proeer Vulcan Morrison, Jones' Landing Gov tore
Z" g. B. Kerf0Ot, PetersonJOnes Land g 40. DO.
Steamtue Hnrcourt Jones Landing, Gov store.
Clifton bermuda Hundreds, Gov boat.
Scbr John r. Tayers Jones Bait direct S9,ler- -tcIe~
Schr Nellie Brow T. Brown, Jones Landing Coz store
SAILED.
steamer Josephine, City Point, Passengers.
star Kerwin City Point, light
Schr Geo. ". KIebs, Garlic Baltimore, igft