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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-20


The Board Of Trustees Of the town oil
Gold Hill met at their rooms on Monday
evening present President Aylsworth,
Gray, Gushing and Goliath.
Samuel Hyatt, Town Clerk, read the
minutes of the last meeting, which were
approved.
The Committee on Fire and Water re-
ported the water pipes out Of order, the
cold having busted" them in n or
two places; but were now repaired.
The following bills were reported ia
vorsbly upon BY the Finance Committee :
$50 in favor Of Mr.. Griffin Hall s Fox,
$3.50; w. N. Hall, $25; S. Ettlinger,
$50; Stern & We'll, $l20; J. R. Cook,
$40; John McHugh, $40; ]. Berry,
1882 So; W. Britain, $50.
The bill of Rhodes & McQuade, coun-
sci fee as attorneys in the suit Of the town
to recover taxes on proceeds OF mines, was
referred to Mr.. Goliath, to be reported
upon at the next meeting.
Mr.. Cushing was appointed a special
committee to attend to the water works,
at q salary Of $50 per month.
Mr.. McGinn was appointed steward OF
Yellow Jacket Hose Co. No. 2.
The Town Attorney was instructed to
discontinue suit for taxes against lot 8,
block 2, range P, Is the taxes upon the
same have been paid.
The matter of tax-claim against Ellen
Powers was referred to a committee con-
siSting of Messrs. Gushing and Gray.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-20

MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY !. - A strange
affair took place this morning at half past
3 o'clock, as the Overland Stage, from
Reese River, was standing in front of the
international Hotel, in Virginia. For OBJ
vious reasons we are unable to give au-
thentic particulars, but the following are
the facts, as correctly as we have been able
to CLEAN them from the various rumors in
circulation: It appears that as the pas
sengers were ~alighting, Mcfarland, the
driver, wishing a drink, asked Evans, OF
Charley Browns restaurant, to watch the
horses during his absence. As he entered
the office Of the International Hotel, a by
stander, who seemed to have authority,
remarked to Evans that he would attend
to the horses, and relieved Evans Of his
charge. The driver, returning shortly,
drove to the Office of Wells, Fargo s. Co..
where, for the first time he missed the
bullion. It seems that there were two
bars Of bullion on the way-bill, weighing
in the aggregate 240 pounds. One Of
these were missing. It is rumored that
the driver said he saw them both but 3
few moments before. whilo throwing off
the mail at the Post Office. Another story
is that he is not certain whether more than
one bar was put on board at Austin, or
not. It is q mixed up affair, to make the
best Of it; but the full particulars will
shortly be made public.
P. S.-Just as we are going to press we
learn that one Hamilton, alias Kerran, has
been arrested for the robbery Of the stnge
this morning. He was hanging around
the International all the forenoon, watch
ing our able detective Ben Lackey-evi-
IDENTIFY aware that Ben was watching him.
Ben finally obtained a clue, and arrested
him, when he disclosed where the bullion
was hidden. The bar recovered weighs
about so pounds and 10 valued at S87l 70.
Hamilton is an old jail-bird. There are
we'll founded suspicious that he was
Of the five who robbed the stage not long
since, in Six-mile Canon, and also one Of
those who followed q teamster from Day.
ton, and robbed him on the Placerville
route.
STREET ScRNB LAST MONT IN VIR-
oINIA.-Jim Ito man staggering along)-
Halloa, drunk again. You'll be q piece
Of the gutter soon. and you'll freeze to
death. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
you're 80 much-hic-of a gut anyway,
that-hic-you couldn't be gutter. jim
Come along with me to the station-house,
now.
CoISoIDBNr.-The eastern Slope" is
the name of the sleigh that the 'frailtics"
of Virginia city ride in. 1t was named
before Snarleyow's paper; not after, as
might be scandalously and ~libelously sup
posed. Queer baptismal coincident. But,
it is Snarley's style; always following in
somebody's wake.
TEMPERANCE LECTURE. The lecture
by d. E. Bailey, before the Good Tenn
plars Of Virginia, last evening, was a very
able one, indeed, and is warmly commend
ed. At the conclusion of the lecture,
Judge Tilford made a few eloquent re-
marks, which were happily received.
WEDDrNo.-A marriage in high life
will take place at St. Psul's Church to-
morrow evening. Louis Janin, Jr., Su-
perintendent Of the Gould & Curry, and
Miss Marshall, are the parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-20
CHRISTMAS BALL.
MIR. LYONS.
OF DANCING. WILL oQ
i give n Grand
CHRISTMAS BALL IN
~ III. naNrana apd frtsnds nj Armorv Eln III,

TEACHER OF DANCING. WILL oV
L give n Grand
CHRIsTMAs BALL ~
To his patrons and friends. at ArmOry W
Hall, B street, Virginia, on
Monday EVeninE,....Dec'r u, 1865.
All who desire to have q merry Christmas"
are respectfully invited TO attend.
Invitation Committee.
VIRGINIA.
Robert Walker, W II Allen.
JP Knapp. w Z = Newton.
= Wallace: Jas Phelan.
ID McDopald. + Shea,
JLeary. J Hanley,
d Sormile, Grant.
GOLD HILL.
W II Sanders. J Fogarty.
! Hanrahau, Hon Thos Lane,
r GIearey. J Bresnan.
SILVER CITY.
q A Bauer. b Curley,
j Martin, oh Leary.
oPHIR CITY. b.
A Faulkner. CH WILSON,
G M PARTON. B Smith,
+ Agnew< daley.
Reception Committee.
Brown. D Mcdonald,
X HRnley, J Bradley.
Floor Managers.
white RosetteL
ia e. PhelAn, Robert Walker,
Bride.
TICkETS,--------S2 %.
~ Dancing to commences t 9 p. n, The best
Of music has been engaged, and the management
arc determined to make this THE BALL Of tho
reason. dsl2 I'd
y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-20

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ITAvE THE LARGEST AND BEST Sc
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DENTAL DEPOT.
Just received, a large stock Of
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PERFUMERY.
On hand, a Large Assorted stock OF Lnbine
Extracts, Colognes. Cosmetics for tue race coo
Cream, Soaps, Hair Oils, French PomRdes, En-
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BRUSHES. =,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
waste Of LICe by the war

The Washington correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial gives the following esti.
mate, from official sources, of the waste of
life by the war;
Official statements carefully made up in
the War Department, will show, it is said,
that the number Of soldiers in our service
who have died since the war began, will reach
the startling number oftwo hundred and forty
thousand or very nearly quarter of mil.
lion. OF these, two hundred aud twenty.oue
thousand have actually died in the service
from wounds or sickness, in the Geld aud in
hospitals. The authorities estimate the mum
Der OF deaths from wounds or disease con
trActed in the service, which did not prove
fatal till after discharge, and do not therefore
appear in the foregoing statement, at twenty
thousand more.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
Irrom The New York Tunes, rebruary M

"rhe country is weary of bloodshed ;
the weight of taxation is becoming onor-
nous the tide of suffering and sorrow is
every month rising higher and higher over
the whole country. Every skirmish sets
tears to flow in hundred households that
will not be dried for many year to come.
Art, science, literature, and civilization
itself, are suffering from this prolonged
concentration of all the energies and all
the attention of one of the foremost ma
tons of the world on the work Of destruc
ton. Every consideration that can or
ought to move Christian men, calls upon
us all to make great effort now to bring
this awful struggle to close, to seal up
forever this great fountain of misery and
bitterness"
Copperhead I! Copperheadl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

Lincoln is reported, by tho Washington
correspondent OF the Commercial, te have
announced that no Confederate shall cross
the lines with any proposal fpeace what
ever, that is not based on the terms Of abb
soutc and unqualified submission which
he announced at the conference Of Hamp-
ton Roads. So we may expect the war
to go on. With the continuance Of war
viii como the need, and consequently re-
peaied calls for men. How are they to be
raised ? 1t is known that the last requi-
sition for 100000 has boen flled with
great difficulty, How shall the next be
satisfied 2 The Washington correspond
ent Of the Cincinnati Gazette throws some
light on this subject by revealing the vari-
ous plans proposed. Governor Brough is
named us one Of tho Ingenious gentlemen
who are devising traps TO catch soldiers, or
rather to catch citizens to be worked mp
into recruits. According to the cores
pondent last named, some Of these coun-
selors propose to abolish bounties alto
gether, thus compelling all who have togo
into the service, TO be satisfied with the
slenderpay which the soldier receives from
the Government This class express
choice of the daft, in preference to volun-
tecring. Still another class propose the
abolition of the substitute system, and in-
sist that whom man is drafted, he, and
not some one hired in his stcad, shall en-
ter the service
If the people have any rights which the
Government is bound to respect (Which
would nowadays make good question
for debating society,", it is proper that
they should know the conspiracics which
are being Matched to coerce them into mill
itary service. It used to be vain work
to set the snare in the sight of the bird.
The whole of this scheming seems to
us abominablo. Volunteering should be
relied npon until it fails absolutely.
Bountics should be permitted as long as
the people, however reluctantly. pay them.
Only in the last dire extremity should the
conscription, which is always cruel and
in its incidents deplcrable, be rcsorted to.
These are conclusions in which nine-tcnths
of the people will sustain us.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
Mnrd on Ihe SoIdIer.

The following comes officially from the Ad-
jutant Generals office at Washington
We understand that many soldiers, instead
of returning at the expiration of their fur
loughs, send back to the hospitals certificates
of physicians of inability to perform military
duty thinking thereby TO get an extension Of
iurleugh. Furloughs are not extended in
this way, aud such men are 30 be reported as
deserters. Haf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

LEWIS . ISnLLY.
Splendid Farm for Sale.
MADISON TOWNSHIPS.


TIME subscriber offers Tor sale his Farm wing in
l Madison township, on the Dayton aud Western
turnpike, nine mtles west OF Dayton containing 1881
acres one hundred and ten acres nre under Cultiyn
ton, tho balance we'll timbered. The improve nenta
consist Of large two-story brick house, large hank
barn, aud MI necessary outhudings, two orchards
throo wells and neyeralllng stream of water, and
tenant house.
The farm Will bo sold on good terms. Persons
wishing TO purrhase would do we'll 10 examine A. na
they cannot hll TO be pleased.
He has also twenty five Roraa on Tho south side Of
the turnpike which he will sell n has thirteen acres
IN timber. ieilW8a JONATHAN CARRIER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
Filling the Army with MePce-
mRrIea

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, makes the scandalous
assertion that soldiers who receive bonn
ties for their service, are merCenaries, and
that tho system has filled the army with
that class Of men
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
FARM FOR SAIE.

DETWEEN now aud the ist day OF Marrh A. n.
ID lsd5, Will sell at private sale my arin situated
miles ast OF Mianlahurg, MOntgoms " county ONO
said a'm contains lOl acres, h IA good state Of cul.
uvat0n, has on TIA good frame house and a hr0e
barn, fine orchard Of fruit trees OF every variety in
bearing order, good proportion Of aaid land 'hal
upon It the very best OF tmber also water IN ab Nd
ance For price and other particulars please cali on
the subs sirher, on the premises, 0f AdHn Olay IN
Miamlsburg Ohio. TERMS, u cash on April I, fsBb,
q In one, aud II IN two years thereafter. li'a ?
a9lwts SAMUEL ZEuRINa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

BsY-Sumper and O'Kaue, Agents for
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, and
dealers in Pianos, Melodeons and Organs,
have removed from their old stand in the
Phillips House TO their beautiful and attract
i've rooms, Sl4 Third street. Clegg's Building,
Give them call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

Hngh McOulloch, it is annonnced. will
be made Secretary of the Treasury. We
take him to be better qualified for the place
than any man in the Republican party.
That he is dissatisfied with the whole adj
ministration of Chase, those is reason to.
believe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
Valuable Property for Sale.

ID DETWEEN nov and the 18th day OF March, A. d .
- 1886 VIII sell Ut private sale, the following prop
erty, tu-wit good hnck uUuse, with six rooms, sit
uate on the southeast rner of Warren aud Cemete
ry strees together with seventeen lots adjoining said
hOuse, con'einng outbuldngs Sc. Also, five good
building lots between odd and New Brown streets
viii sell all this property, In whole or ia part by sin.
glclrts or more to suit the purchaser.
b2ldtt LuRENZ BUTH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

B1y" Atomus Ward is lecluring in Colum-
bus His tickets read, admit the bearer
and one wife" He adopts tie precautionary
restriction because of his experience in Utah,
where two or three family tickets, from the
number Of wives pertaining to each house
hold, filled the entire hal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

ID hMOVAL.-M r. Nolan's ONCE has been re.
~ moved from Olegg's Building 10 80 Main street
between Second and Third Streets over ny Reseber-
rys store. uuf aH 2 fIN q sso27.wemos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

ARrEMus WARD CoMlNo.-The distinguish.
ed wit and humorist, Ariemus Ward is an.
nounced to deliver his lecture Life Among
the Mormons,' at Huston Hall, on Thursday
and Friday evenings, March I'd aud ID. Arte.
mus with a subject SO new and interesting,
will not be able to find room for all who may
desire to bear him bis subject is illustrated
by series Of beautiful paintings which a Id
materially to the entertainment His agent
ia now in the city making arrangements for
the lecture,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

II flock Of geese see one Of their number
drink they win all drink too. Men are great
geese.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
ENECUTORs NOTICR

IN cd Exesuior Of Morgan Hatfield, late OF Waah
lngion township, Montgomery county, Ohio, dae'd. f
ielsw3 MILTON N. MoNEIL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
LOCAL MATTERS.
Dsly- Charles Keever, the alleged murderer
OF the Roosa family, is on trial in Columbus
for dosertiou and bountyjumping,


! OBSERVANCE or THE TWENTY sRCoNn --
Guns have been roaring all day, and aags
lying from iunumerable windows in com.
memoration of the day which is to he men,
orable through all time Among the most
pleasing incidents Of the 22d in Dayton, was
a wedding Mt the Jewish Synagogue, which
was witnessed by n very large aud fashiona-
BILE assembly Miss Jennuette lebensberger,
daughter of Mr., j. LebeDsberger, the fret
.Iowess born in this city, was married to Mr..
Solomon Rauh. The ceremony was perform
cd by Rabbi Lilienthall, of Cincinnati.
NoTloNs, Fancy GooDs &c.-The readers
of tho Empire will notice the advertisement
of Cain, Boyer 4 HipPard, in to.days paper
This firm deals in Foreign and Domestic No
tions, Hosiery, Gloves, Faney Goods, &e., at
Nos 2s9 and 29l East Second street The
gentlemen comprising this firm are so well
known to the people OF this community that
NO word Of introduction or recommendation is
necessary. Mr., Cain was, for a long time,
alone in this business on Third street, where
bis fair dealing procured him a large custom.
Me. Boyer was formerly merchant aud sub.
sequently clerk of the county. Mr.. Hppard
was for seven years clerk in the extensive
establishment Of Perrine, Lylle 4 Shaw. All
Of this firm are gentlemen in every way de.
serving the public confidence aud support,
and they will doubtless receive it,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

We are under obligations to Hon. l..
b. Gunckel for various public doeunents.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

SritL rnEy CoNE. Yet another Insurance
Company was organized, yestcrday-lhe
Ohio Insurance Company The following is
the list Of Directors -
William Dickey, John Wigpim, II NJ Turn.
or Jonathan Kenny, p r Dickey, Crank.
lio.) A Cahiil, Joseph NJ Turner, A Grove,
(MiamisbutR) 9 L Valandigham.
The Board adjourned last evening without
On organization, but we hear Il mooted that
William Diekey will be President aud Jonathan
kenuey Secretary
VT was Organized yesterday, says the Jour
nal, and "adiounred last nigh, without an or
ganization This is somewhat mixed and con
iradic'oryi and results from acbronic habit OF
misrepresentation. The important fact, how.
ever, is that the well known and responsible
gentlemen above named, propose to institute
an insurance company entitled as above.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
Valuable Property for Sale.

FNHE subscriber offers Tor sale on reasonable terms
L his house and lot on Wayne street, Dayton Airo
z house and lot on Aenia Avenue, Cali at No 800
Waynr street ior utther information
T. Sd3w GtiSIuS KREITZHR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

Bs5~ Tho Washington correspondent of the
Commercial states that four per cent of the
United States Senate has been dead drunk
for several months and that ten per cent of
the same body is in hourly danger of deiirium
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22


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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
NOAH ARNETTs ESTATE.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that tho subscriber has
N been appointed and qualified ~ Administrator
nn the estate Of Noah Arnetl, late Of Montgomery
County, Ohio, deceased.
e25SJ GRO. ". MOVER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-14

ONCE MoRE TO The BREAcH-We are
credibly informed, that another despe-
rate effort is being made to establish, or
rather revive for time, the thrice dead
Democratic newspaper 10 this city. We
are told that the leaders of the Coafed.
crate Democracy have Imported o man
who was formerly in the rebel army, to
conduct the paper, as they think the
suspicious of loyalty which attached to
the former conductors of the paper In
iured its usefulness and contracted its
circulation. They are determined there
shall be no cause for suspicion this
time. We shall see what We shall see,
as Father Richie would probably say,
if he conld.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-14
Recorders Court.

DrunEa-Sweetzer Mushman, Geo
Rsker and Dan. Walters we're srraign-
ed for being drunk, and for converting
the alleys of the city into sleeping
apartments. As the latter was sick and
had no money, be was let of on prom
Use to leave the city. The others con-
tributed small sum to the city fund
A Family QHGrreI-John Meyers,
and his wife Nancy, got into snarl
over a small financial affair, and John,
as the testimony goes, slapped Nancy in
the face, which was decidedly ungallant
in John. Nancy frst went to lawyer
10 get a divorce, and then to the Re
sorder to have justice meted out to her
spouse. His Honor, charged him go
and costs, and the officers started with
him to Jail, but he gos Of BY some
means and returned to his desolated
home ia no pleasan. mood, ard Nancy
reports that he committed some depre-
dations on her household goods, which
she was in the act of removing.
Altogether, ii was rather dry day at
the Recorders Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-14
REMOVAL.
NOTICE.

EvAxsvILLE osAwFoaDsvrLLE T. Co.,
- - SEcaETAME's OFFIcE,
% Evsnsvi. le, Ina. sept. II, 1885.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Annual Meeting Of stockholders IL this COM
p@By win be held &C the Court Hoare Ia the city
Of EyAnssillas on Monday, the Fl day OF Octobsr
nsxt. At 10 o'clock a. n, at which time a. cleo
tiou wiz be hsld for thirtssa Dsre5tors 20 ssr.s
for the ensufBg year.
By oEder-of tina Board
sl2 ID JE. EABTIN. sse'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-14

A NAN KILLED IN HENDE RsoS.-From
persons from Henderson, we learn that
a man named Harris went into, Apple
gates Saloon, in Henderson, on Tuesday
night and asked for drink Of whisky,
and laid down cents, which Applegate
told him was not enough. He refused
to pay more, and Apologize told him be
had better leave. This be refused to do.
The har-keeper, named Kokernut step
ped up to him and told him be had bet
ter leave Harris then struck Kokernut,
who, recovering, drew bis revolver and
bred as the city Marshal was pushing
harris out of the door. The ball enter.
ed the back of the head and came out at
the eye, Harris died immediately.
KOkernnt was tried and acquitted. Har-
ris was formerly in the rebel army and
deserted and joined the Federal armx