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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

CrcsnG Gold and silver Mining
Company. AN assessment Of ten dollars per
share, payable In u & gold coin, was this day
levied upon each and every share OF the Cresu-
Gold and Silver Mining Company, payable i'm.
mediately to the Secretary ut his ONCE, Korn's
etore, Gold Hill, Nevada. BY order of the Ttus-
tees ... e., gIgs J.PEOUTI, sec
: Gold Hill, jan ~, 1865. .rI ,r Jnl9 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20
jsgi m q BY W. VIVIAN FLTET, Act's see,y.
Central IInwkeye Mining Compa-

Central HnWkeye MfninR COmPA-
ny.-Notice IL hereby given, that at q meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees Of the above namsd
company, held this day, an assessment Of two
dollars and fifty cents (e2 SOY was levied on each
share Of the capital stock Of said company, pay
able Immediately to the Secretary, hI gold coin,
said Assessment being No. 8. gggd lur..gI q.
N. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Feb Is, 1865 fel6 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20
R. wEGENER, sec'y.

NoTICE.-The Office Of the Gold Hill Tunnel.
ing Gold and silver Mining Company has tnisda
Deen removed TO AIS Montgomery street, west
side, between Calnornia and Sacramento. sllfa
2 - u,sa6V -,t- r. WEGENER, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

Knickerbocker GotA and Silver Min.
ing Company Notes.-The annual meeting OF
the above named company viii be held on Satur.
day, March 4th, 1865, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, at the
Office fthe Secretary, In Gold Hill, Nevada
fe9td s.W. CHUBBUCR, sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

NOTICE discount of three C) per eens.
viii be allowed on MI payments made on me
above assessment, on or before f1oay. INC EN-
QOth) day Of February, 1865 BY order Oh tue
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

cautioned not 70 buy or negotiate for the follow.
ing certificates Of stock In the New Oregon Gold
and Silver Mining Company, a. 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, 1865-02-20
spsbcalaL lining NOTICES.
cod am Taa5sTing GeIG eed siI-

Geld HIN TunneTing Geld erd Sill
yer Mining Company, EitaGtion, Cold an Min
ing District, Storey county. sfate OF SeVaes,-
Nones Is hereby given, that ., meeting o. tas
and Silver Mining Company, held on the 18th
dsy Of Jannary. 1865, an assessment (No. % Of
ons dollar per share, was Levied upon the caPi,A
stock OF said company. payable on Efiday, tlS
9th day Of January. 1865. In United Ststee goto
ery street, Ban Francisco. California, or to tne
Mr.. +. Chappellet, Gold HUI.
Nevada. Any stock upon which said ASSIGNMENT
shsII remain unpaid on Friday, the third t3d) day
AZ March, 1865, win be advertised on that dsy AZ
delinoueut, and unless payment shall be mads b.
FORE VIII 'be sold on Friday, the seventeenth
G1tb) dsy OF March. 1866, to pay the delinquent
..ss<n,eft together with the cost Of advertising
and expenses Of sale BY order Of the Board OF
ofice so Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

III -TIlI2 I64I6o1 J n
BY order of the Boardof Trustees
.,.l $. w. CHUBBUCK, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Jan, q, 1868 -. ,Ia28 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

Following the Constitution proper Is an ordi-
nance providing for the SUBMISSION Of the Consti.
tuition to the peopB at the time provided by Act Of
Congress and also for the election Of State officers
un6er the Constitution, on the Tuesday after the
arst Monday Of November, 1864. The ordinance
makes detailed provisions az 10 the soldiers votes
the manner of voting, making and canvassing the
returns. declaring the result, etc. Upon the u.
suing Of the Presidents proclamation TO be re.
ceyed by telegraph, admitting the State into the
Union, this Constitution shall be ordained and es-
tablsheda e the Constitution offhe Stated Nevada
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

Section !. The Legislature shall provide BY law
for uniform and equal rate Of assessment and
taxation, and shall pfeseribe such fceulstious a
shall seenre juSt Valuation f6F taxation Of all
property. rel. personal, snd potsess0ry, except.
ing mines md mining elI1Ses the proceeds Of
which uleue Jhall " staxed, md ialSo excepting
meh EcPey = Hey 4snptsd byl Az for
ioos " sAsRitaA1s TuYssA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

Gold Hill Ian 10 Is6S-jaIl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

duOpIIIu TtVIFUu
In Section tie words actually and not con-
structively" were not in the old Constitution
They were inserted to prevent the possibility Of
reckoning the residence or the voter from the
time he leaves some other state or county to
come TO Nevada In the last paragraph Of the
section after "a idiot or insane" the words " or
disloya! person" occurred in the old CsnStitutiou
These were stricken out on the ground Of vague
ness and uncertainty, and because the preceding
part OF the proyiso was alleged to cover the
ground sufficiently.
The provision in Section regarding additional
ostns or tests OF electoral qualifications was not
contained, al least specifically, in the old Con-
Stituuon. There are some other changes in the
Article out relating mainly to phraseology and
arrangement
ARTICLE Iit-DlSrRIBUrIoS OF POWERS
This Article ia identical with that of the old
Notwithstanding the powers of the Gov.
eminent into Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Departments. each separate and distinct from The
others
ARTICLE Iv-LE6IsLATIyE DEPARrNESr.
Provides To- biennial sessions, 10 commence on
the first Monday of January following the cleo.
ton of members General elections are to be
held on the Tuesday after tho hrst Monday In
November. Senators hold Office for four years
and AsseInbiymen for two years. The usual
powers Of parliamentary bodies are conferred
No member may hold any Office created during
his tertn until one year after the expiration Of
gucA term. NO person uOluinS tucfaIiSe OIuCe
under the United States or any other Govern
rneut can hold any office under the STATE except
Commissioners Of Deeds, and Postmasters whose
eonpensstion does not exceed $500 per annum.
Enbezzlement, defaieation and bribery are made
disqus!iheations for holding office. The sessions
must De open. except the executive sessions OF
the Senate. Any bill may originate IN either
house, aud be open to amendment in the other.
Eaeh law must embrace but one subject, which
must De expressed in the title, and amendAtory
lswtmnss re-enaet the Acts or sections amended
at length The third reading ofevery bill must
be by sections. aud the ayes and noes must be
taken on the 6aal passage of every bill or joint
resolution. A majority Of all the members elect
cd to each house Is required to pass any bill or
resolu ton Accurate statements Of receipts and
expenditures must be published, with the laws, at
every regular session. All laws must b. general
and unifosn in operation, far as possible, and
local or special legislation Is expressly forbidden
Negotiating the jurisdiction and duties Of Jus
does Of the Peace snd Constsbles: for the pun
ishlng Of crimes aud nisdenexnors. regulating
the prsetiee Of eourts Of Justice; providing for
changing the venue In civil and criminal eases,
graatiHp Aypross II changing the names Of per-
PcAsi Vssasing roads, town plots, streets. allsys
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
Begging OF.

The D.mocra. man or men, IL will be seen By
the following. after first assail;ng as With sheir
squibs. have grown tired Of the sport. and ike their
porcine prototype or exemplar, who has found him,
self IN ,igh, place with an antagonist desires to
back out as gracefully as Circumstances viii per.
NIT:
II is truly lsughabls to read the Republican for
few weeks past. We have evidently hit the old
Eensem,n on a tender cord, which has completeIy
unlerved him and turned the workings of his
mind into channel that will resul. in his colapse
and finally terminate his pilgrimage here below, II
oersisted in. Come, Ignatious, don't get m,d
and indulge the naughty practice OF calling us 4
mule" snd "hog;" age is stealing over you,
head, and such examples unworthy a man ol
s,noss ihrsescore years. Don, let your "angry
passions rise "
II this 10 lot backing down, caviss in and pray
Ing fer mercy, VIC do not understand il. They
Try to laugh it of, but it is plain to be seen thai
they are the ones that have been hit Oil q tsnde,
epot. There is no Danger, however, Of their col
lapsing. no more than there is Of nan without
brains becoming insane. Now, Samuel, if yor
don't want yourself described with appropriate ad
jeetves, dou't throw your ilth in this direction
ltyou will do this you may drink your swill in
peace and accumulate much grease-in the crers
ton, without notice or molestatios from US.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
A PROCLAMATION J..
A Day CT National Thanksgiving
Appointsd by the President.
BY the President of the United States

BY the President Of the United States
WnxarAs. It has pleased Almighty God during
the year which 10 coming to end, to relieve
our beloved country from the fearful scourge OF
civil war, and to permit US to secure the blessings
Of peace, unity aud harmony, With great enlarge
ment of civil liberty; and
WRrsxAs, Our Heavenly Father has also. du.
ring the year. graciously averted from us the ca
lani,ies Of foreign war, pesiilence and famine,
while our granaries are full Of the fruits OF AL
abundant season; and
WHEREAS, Righteousness exalts Nation, while
ain IS reproach to any people;
Now, therefore. I. Andrew Johnson, President
Of tho United States, do hereby recommend 20 the
people thereof that they 10 set apart and observe
the hrst Thursday OF December, as a day of Ma
tcnal Thanksgiving to the Creator of the Uni
verse, for these de'i-erauccs and blessings.
And 10 further recommend that on that occa'
sion the whole people max confession o.: our Ma
tonal sins against His Infinite Goodness, and with
one heart and one mind implore the Divine Guid
ance in the ways of National virtue and holiness.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the ni;ed States tC
be affixed. Done At the city OF Washington thi.
25;h day Of October. in the yesr Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty five, and Of the indie
pcndence Of the United States the ninetieth.
(Signedl, r. AsDkEw JoHSsoS.
Bv the President, ftf
VIZ. II. SrwARp. Scc'r Of State.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
The Fenians.

The daily papers seem TO attach great Impor-
tance to the movements Of the fenisns in this
county, but We shall be disappointed if it does no.
oil end in smoke and bluster. John Bull 10 on the
qua rioe and win be ready to thrust his horns into
the leaders OF the rebellion the momen, they show
.ssir heads and viii not serupie to blow them from
me mouth Of cannons as be. did the sepoys So
far As VIC are individually concerned We have no
preference between the Fenians and she British
but on some accounts would not care to see re
bellion in Ireland. even il did not succeed as il
certainly would not, in order that va might have
m opportunity to retaliate upon Johnny for the
course he pursued toward the United States during
our recen. troubles. We think it would improve
his morals to have his logic turned upon him.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
News Summary.

The FeniaEs are organizing in Texas.
Gov. Morton's health has greatly improved. lie
is now able to attend TO business.
The Mexican thirty million loan is on the mar
ket and is being rapidly taken.
A National Bank has been established at Gal
weston, Texas.
The military post Of Cincinnati is to be abolish.
ed.
Wade Hampton has been elected Governor o
South Carolina by q large majority. p
Holders of certificates Of indebtedness which
mature before Jan ], 1866, Of compound Interest
notes, and Of Que and two year Treasury notes
can exchange them for six per cent 5-21 year
bonds at three per cont premium.
The Treasury Department receipt, from Inter
nal Revenue for the quarter ending on the 30rh
ult. are $93. .760 .425.
The election held in West Virginia on the 26ti
alt, resulted in a decided Union victory. The
Legislature will be largely Union.
The Florence correspondent Of the New Yorl
Tribune says the cholera il disappearing from It.
ally, France and Spain
The receipts of Internal revenue on Saturday
we're 81 ,0c3,4sl.
The Presidenthas issued proclamation appoint
ing the first Thursday Of December a. day o.
Natoral lnanksglSlng.
Gen. Burbrijgc and Gov. Bramlettc have bur
risd the hatchet. Their reconciliation appears to
be complete.
The officers and men Of the Veteran Reserv,
Corps are to be Immediately mustered out if the,
desire.
Mrs. JEFF. Davis is living at Augusta. Ga. Her
two children in Canada, one attending q con
vent and the other school.
Latest sdricss from San francisco, mike brie
mention OF the ravages committed among the
American whalers BY the English pirate Shsnan
doah.
The Mexican legation at Washington have re
csiyed official advices from Juarez, dated At E
Paso, Sept. 90, which invalidates Maximillian'I
decree announcing his fight from the country.
The boby Of COL Ulrich Dahlgren. who was kill
ed near Richmond during Kilpatrick's raid, Marcl
4. 1864, has been recovered and arrived in Wash
ington ca Monday, where il lies in State.
The first forty miles oi the Kansas branch Of the
Pacific road, have been accepted By the President
and Government bonds amounting to 500, ,00C
will be Immediately issued to the road.
Since the suppression of the rebellion thirty FIVE
National Banks have been established in the South
srn States with aggregate capital Of .474 400
Ex-Governor Rector of Arkansas. J. B. San
deuon, an ex-msmber Of the rebel Congress, ans
George w. Gayle, the Alabama lawyer, who offer
Cd reward for the assassination of President Lin
coin. have been pardoned.
! Under the hesding Reconstruction Begun" thu
Boston Advertiser reports that: cat the competi
tive declamason Of Hafgsrd College, last Saturday
open TO all applicants from the new Freshman
Clsse, the frst tpremum was awarded 70 a studen
Win had iost hs arm, serving a. captain in th'
Confederate army. the second 10 q young man o
negro descent the FIRST Undergraduate Of that racs
vho ha. ever been admitted 70 the UHiverc;ty "
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
The Presidents Talk with Major
Stearns.

As The opinions Of President Jahnson as 10 the
pahcation Of the country and the future status of
the colored race regarded with interest BY all
parties, We publish the authorized version Of his
conversation with Major Stearns, Of which the
telegraph gave the prominent points some days
.ince. This publication is timely and in,poran.
inconsequeDcs Of the many ridiculous stories cir
culated By ardent and unscrupulOus coppeheads
about alleged remarks of the President Aattering
to their insoIerant and percepsive dosmas, which
never bad any foundation in truth. roll
We are eonhdeBs Mr.. Johnson's views as er-
pressed in this published conversation will be sat-
isiaeory to the masses Of the people. and win put
stop to the manufacture Of ssppositious remarks
Attributed to him BY mischierous nexsmonsers.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
Meeting of Oolored Citizens Of In
diana-Petition for Legal Rights
The Resolutions Passed.

Pursuant 20 4 call Of the State Executive Com
mittes some lj0 delegates representing colored
citizens Of most Of the counties oil the State met in
Indianapolis, q. o'clock, On the morning OF the
24h inst.
Aner sop,e discussion an organization was ef.
iected and the follo~ns officers chosen: President.
W. s. Lanktord of Indianapolis: Vice Presidents.
S. J. G. Britton and Rev. Mo.es B. Royal; Secre.
tary, w. G. Rob- ;nson, of Richmond; Correspond
ing Secretary, L. L. Outland, Of indianapolis.
Adjourned till p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After the Convention wa, called 10 order Com
mitree on Business was appointed and one Oh
Resolutions the latter of which reported the fol-
lowing:
WHEREAS, The founders OF this Government en-
dcavorcd to establish for the people of the United
State. Republican form Of government in which
n majority OF the governed should have undis.
putcd right to rule in making, executing and re-
pairing laws in such a manner as best 10 secure
their veifare and that of their pos.erity. and
WHrsEAs, The Declaration of Indepe ndence
declares life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
to be God given and inslcnable rights of all men;
and
WHysxAs, Thousands of our fathers, sons aud
brothers have fought. bled and died in order 10 Sc
cure them; therefore
Resolved, That these rights are now, henceforth
and forever ours by three fold title; ours by en-.
dowmcnt from bencfcent Creator; ours BY
right Of inheritance from our forefathers who
fought in the wars Of the revolution and of 1872
and ours by purchase on many n blood stained felI
during the ktte rebellion.
,Resolrsd, With the Revolutionary fathers that
10 secure these inalienabe rights governments are
instituted among men, deriving their Just powers
| from the consent OF the governed.
| Resolred. That these ghts have long been hi
grantIy, wick edlv, and most inhumsniy violated
by degenerate sous of noble sires, aud that We
hereby in vindicatiop Of Republican principles. cal
uron tho Federal and State Governments to repea
the unwholesome aud tyranDical laws which have
bereft US Of the rights guaranteed to other Ameri
can citizens, and which by the founder. OF our in
si;utions we're understood to be guaranteed by the
constitution to all alike regardless Of color
| Resolved. That we pledge ourselves to do all il
our limited power to secure that intellectual and
moral worth necessary to sustain Republican
4 form OF government, and for the encouragement
Of our We will petition the Legislature of th
State at ts next session to grant access to the
public school funds; aud that We be permitted, will
other men Of ether races, TO testify in all case:
before the courts oil Justice in this State.
F, RrsoIred, That proud OF tho noble par
our people have taken in the suppression Of 80,
late rebellion, and claim for them equal rights Will
other men before the laws.
The resolutions ware unanimously adopted, ant
the Convention adjourned till nine O'Clock Of tn
following morning.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02

The Democrat appears anxious to learn on
views in regard 70 President Johnsol's appoint.
,nent OF Democrat and Wing Provisional Govern
ors OF the recent rebelious States instead of Abo
litionists. Well. VIC suppose, ike the young
Democrat who husged Miss Snowflake. il was the
best he could do at the time, or perhaps he
thought ne would try the experiment. and If i,
worked well he would be satisfied, but if il did noi
there would no, be much harm done.
And now, what are the views Of the Democrat
in regard 10 President Johnson's recent declara-
zion: "Intellgencc ani merit. and not color, sho d
be tie standard smong citizens" Does that suit
you'll Ifso, you can also subscribe, We suppose, to
~hst ke sail to Msjor Stearns, viz: That if hs
we're at home in Tennessee he would advocate .hc
giving Of the right of suffrage 10 three casse. o.
-clorei people. viz: Those men Who have ssrsed
IN the Federal army; second. those who can reaG
AMI write; third, those who are worth 5000 t.
$3.50 Of property.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
Z snth Volume.

IN. .RxsrsIicAS today enters upon the tenth
year OF ia existence. and, we arc happy to An
hornce sith brighter prospects than a. aay other
Fesiod its publication. The lat Of Subscribers.
advertising a..d Job work has steadily increased
from the start, so thai at presens there are few
sounsry papers ihat are sajoying larger pa.ros-
age than the RKrusLic.S. 1, IS scarcely necessary
fsE say that feel duly grateful 70 the c,i
rens OF MARSHALL for this manifestation of their
Ebor,li,y ndapPree.Atioa OF our humble Efforts to
serve them; and promise in the future as in the
past, tia: co efforts will be spared on our part to
renler se RxecBLrc.x worthy of still more cx-
tensive patronage. We have had the pleasure du.
ring tSe las. lew weeks Of adding numbe. OF
Esnes TO our list Of subscribers, and hope to add
~lny more shortly. We have printed few ex-
Ara copies Of this number which we send to some
whom We think ought TO patronixe as. They will
please understand il as polite solicitation to sub
scribe. but more will be sent unie g ordered.
In regard TO our future course in the conduct of
The RErrsLIc,s. deem il sufficient to refer to
the past an evidence OF wis; il will be hereafter
We expect to adhere faithfully to tie Republican
purity or organization, even though. on some
points, ii my, as an organisation, De too con.erva-
tive for the limcs,-bOevins that the safety, pros
periiy, renorn, aud glory Of the Republic depends
upon Its success. II is unnecessary now. in this
place, to give q reason for this belief The events
ofthe las, hve years and the Infamous course OF
the leaders Of the so-called Democratic party iu
their efforts TO destroy the Union. is too fresh in
the memory CT every intelligent man 70 require it,
The RErrsLfcAs then will continue the even
teaor Of its way, in the advocacy Of political hber
~ and justice to all men without regard TO color
and regardless of the appeals of the low. narrow
minded and vicious amsns our opponents, to the
freudices OF the people. Success is always desir-
able in whatever undertake. but it i. better 70
be right than to be successful in wrong, as right
and justice must eventually triumph.
As heretofore portion OF our psper will be de-
devoted to foreign and domestic news. miscellane
Gus reading, and occasonall! short story will be
given for me qualification Of our young leaders who
not interested in political matters. Local ma;
'srs will also receive due attention, and, il posi-
bic, more energy viii be infused into It's columns
than ever before, hoping thereby to render it s';i
unacceptable 10 its readers and patrons.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02

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Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02

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Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02

The funeral services Of Col. Ulrich Dalrren,
killed near Richmond. took place Tuesday in
Washington. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher deliver
cd the funeral discourse. and at its close was the
recipient of n handsome compliment from the
President, who sent Secretary Stanton 10 Mr.
Bcecher asking to be presented to him.