davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
Sefnune Der @albUun ctr.
StoOtzH ediItratprS Office
8dIttmpIe. 3. W1at 1868.

8dIttmpIe, 8. Wfat 1865. .-
Da bic @Dmmifdre fir Strassn-O efnuas uber TIRE cor
rtetrten Nnsabeu 9 rtdt %erfdttet bl6en iber Gewtnn unb
Nerluf fur Bic Defining Der @aIbpunfr. tpirt btermtt
Nabri&t q~essben, bag beinste Nn9aben NIT bisefat tsn
3ttduunssn tn bteieF Ottee Sretsts GlSs bon btel en- Datum
an rfsn Iiesen, pdbrenb peIher Ssir AppenattSuen betm
Gupsrtpr. Sert6t Ter Staht 8altimpre sin9eref6t werben
fSnnen SDbn ". GbGmpfon,
G5ntat4gpImlml Regthrdtcr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
ReRGnntmaC6ungCn
staStzG OmrniHdrs Sffce.

Baltimore, 8. Mat 1865.
Der StabtsG UmrntFdr BAT cine sef&rtetene Nppltfdttpn
BON SerIhtebenen @rau6. @tesntbnmfr an ST t Strp
auptIhen Canton Mtenue unb prattfr. ertalten, nm betd9te1
Tbttl bon Sit Str NIT &tnufetnen terfebeu
d. pfIafern gu IdRen.
@r rnaht bsBtalb tsfdunt. Nuen, bic IS ansett, bib er BITE
SADIE am Wpntag, ben Is. b. N.. Yrrnatttnes 10 uhr tn Be-
rntbuns nebnten unS nter bsfaete AppItiattCn eHtf3stbea
trtrb. SIN MuFtrde
Spb SMITH,
fmlI9 ISL GIert bes Stdbt @pmmtTdrS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09

Sirem Muf1ui opn terfGtcbeAen Wirtbea In betb'n Ssut-
{ten Z ttursen semdB oeriGmmeItsn f@ am 7. b ~. an 30
bis 90 gDirttt in Gprsutts 9p:el uHb DrsdutFrten fiji s'p'
tifcriIb bu, d Bite Grrdbiuns bon 9rn. sSpbn gDolter ais
YrdReent u. w. aatt ais seiretdr. Bef6IChen rurre, nab
fen Diinfae Nbenbs s llbr etne Ifof nDerfaamIure auer
QDtrtbe unp Bieruerttlser IT, Or Rebeubale atJubalten, I'm
pettere S@rttte tn ftslef Sdbs 81 ttIr.
Eerner wurce lin @rmite fracnrt, UNI Yei3lule Gusju.
ar0eiten, weibe FER WtaIsnos' famn lung aur &ehehrt snne
pprasIeet II: teen Ipnen, teaetene aus Den Serren
DUrButt, WtnbI, S9mts. G8linaelbOf 2Detsel, 3psbsr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
eas esmpIOtt, @biIabcIpbia sm perbremms.

@biGabeIpbia, s. Nat. Sornep's
8reb" entbdlt pi6ti9e 8eri6te betreff5 oes
Iebten GompIptts, P9ilaoelpbia gu perbreunen.
IS bat fi9 berausselteut, baB in Der Wlttwo6S
9ta6t, cine Na6t friber alS Oas @omplOtt ausz
peroen iollte, cine sroBe S6eune nabe
Dem Stats ueu5in auf BOint 8reese burd
8ranoitifter a~nse5lnoet wOrDen mar, aber oas
eSeuer oIidli6er @eile mieoer erlpI9.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
0ie neue 0IuIeibe.

9bilabeIpbia, 8. Mlai. 9ie Sub
.ouf bic neue 7-30 Nnleibe belief ij9
beute auf $6,163,O0O, buranter $275,OOO
BON Der 1. gtatipnal 8anf BON Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
Stu 0OmmiiffOner8 Dffce.

0erFteeltt &rsebOte wsrben Ia btsie OfFce Bis gum WfGn'
tuo, Is. Wlat, 0ormtttde3 10 rbr e~ntseeen senernmen fir
ba GrubtreI, pIafern nnt umpEaaern hs glu.en &tetIs
bon 5Oatbnpfrdst swifben Gapette uub 8aittnlureitr.
Der @~pntraftDr Oper bH Gp 1trattOren bdSen etnen @cnb
NIT onsencnin1ener Cider bett tu seben, bab bas @yaStren,
VfnRern nnb umpfdaern tn frtttcr ueberetaittn1muu &C.
f6tebt NIT ben 0Srf&rifteu Der Orbtnan8 ~3u "eftsaun9
ernes Spfe fur @rdetruns, PRnferuns un6 ~llmpfdfS-
RUG Der Straeen, @afeu unb Naesn Der StaSt Bait more,
SIN 4uftras
s. @mttR....
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
y. s.. Meinbaro,
Ne6ts< Wnmalt uno Nopptat.

Office: Gle Ser 5. Str. unb 9OutFane aSrnuc,
Wafbtpetpn, Z. 6
Yrattt,trt tn brr Supreme Court ter Der. Stoat n. Der Su'
prente @purt b8 Dtfrtfts &eIunbIa, Der @pnrt fur An.
fpru&s unt in rem berfdtetsnen Government Dspa tments
~ Stbe Gepiribtc Mustunft ptrb tn Seutiter unb eng
ltfber Gprade srtteiIt. (10aplWit)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
@tabtrat4ssW er6anblnmoen.

grter 3weis. SCR. 9ut6 ~Uferirte eiz
men 8ef6ub, Elm Gpmite pom 9reien 81 erner<
men, weldes pu7enoe arrangements fir ben
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
SaS 6plb fGut!

Stem Oprt, s. Wtai. GOlO lit beute
fart sefaaen; beute AbenO puroe es gu 1879
1874 p~erfduft.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
Mrlffru NranFlin 0jauucrcin Ntp. I.

Dieter erf Dor &urssm neu gtsrlrtete gdustrstn rn6t
Bic beien 5otti6tttte une eS iRp eartH bod etnt6e Anteet!e
aussuseben; net fa bobrr etnern 9uten Sauoeretn ne@ an
fGllesen wtu. mtrb biatb 4r6 eiueG labsn; bic 8~eridmmluneen
,perpeu j~ienfoes Mtints tn SarniOsldr. Sic. 1872 %dbeetaI.
ten. SIM Auftrdae
tIoMpbtl 8 eturth u dbrtD, Stfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
Amtttcbe 8rieHifte.
J(pue Uu1elgCn.

! sur sadtune. - r per-, tpel6er bic &nsetee
BON Der Sritnt Qoee am leSteu Trttta9 Ntenb bradtt, wire
erfudt, bteier Gage eefaalsf etnntal In ualsrer SfFtes Dor
~ Enrehcn-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
2ieDerfroui.
Nefduntntddauuo.

orute (Dtenfasi Absnb Ger understanding i'm 0sr-
,~slptot. y. softer,
tet) yr1f.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
Nbrebnun0.

Baltimore, 8. Wioi 1855.
gu Der aui ben ~bsuttesn Gag a%nbtrdumtrn g.rfammIune
ter Circuits 8 Benmfen les central. u D T m {.
8eretns, UNI tte f&IteBlt6e Nbre6nuns bar el3sr
scr3unetnsn %etfbtenen nGh e~r6an9enrr @tnlaeun9 be
Serren @arsnfr Drtn5ebetn1 unb traoe: @'ne prufun9 Der
Ouder neof BeIfeen eredU ~foleeubes Seefn!tat:
@tnr nbmen an 8ettrdgsn $411.75
Auseabe tIr Mnjetsen, Druid Der Contribution uHo
pampblete, ueberitsune, Ntetpe '~unSlRcftn
bet Der WdGenDeri fam 4O5. So
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09

Baltimore. 4. &pril 1856.
A43tt@t WtrR Etermtt 9eQeben dn.ben pter Die
81 Gnoitaten nnS @sbdIltdfehfn, baB senn Ste barGur bdi=
teHDeR btertn 5e3ei&Iteten Stdat8- 1ne Stabtfeutra ntct Dor
GrtttaG ben IL, va t be5atlt TcroS7, que BITE
IOpieI 5erelbet Gls ~eripr5ertid1 III, uni bic bdrauf ~laftenben
Surnassn famntt a~lenScfen II. 6orpernH9en aufsubrtn8en, am
b~eiag;en Il. Wial9td9rnttta6s L ubrr m 6rbanee Gebaube ju
Bait utors coer Irnen9 etnepl 9tertaA 81 beittminenbenVIas fur
Sab!uns ~bersl5en an ben Nteiitbtetenoenirerfauft ptrb eGrnGB
6er OrcpaGa5en BEG Biir9erretitels un6 St1ptrdt9s oerStdet
Baltimore uuo 6ea Mtten Der @enerI Alleu1tlp BON NtdrpIano.
Die acknowledgements Fuo 10, ba6scer Sdufer an ben un<
ter3et9ueen. ont Gage hes DerfaufsaOoer benz n09f oaraut
fsIsenbeu Gage be ouf BEN pertauTten @runtfud haftenosn
Steueru ianamt alien Soften un6 Ibeaben gu 3eblea bat, an-
bernfals ber@olett0r boielbe auf Setotr nne8pfen beS erhen
RduIsrs utebar pertanien tam y. bag oerGet er &anfar1tns
elm Sabr unb etn Gag nuf @rebtt ffehen bleiben tCl.
no 1.-Seetntenb fur tadeIbe npsr SOSette s9n 0Bol-
nut Nasp %unsefdbr AIM 5u6 nOrODflt6 Urn Der @Ge. sc.
Etfbet bard bic RCrSphiette ron Dear alen uno hersSIbpt-
fette pom ID Iuut Nlt9, unb an Ter NDrh0altuts beS Wttles
98htte gh1renoeE &tBsntbuns; BON bd norcpttlt6 an fer
SOSette BON gDaInut MGsY uneetotr 53 GuB sur Npreplt'
Inis bS na6aeteM6 beI4rtetenem @tsentbum8 BON bu lib.
6fith an 5eidster giprbDiltnte uneetohr 43% 6uB tu etnet
bert ~9elegenen Mlep; bon Ia flbweftt6 an ger 9pretrstlette
Eefaeter Aaep uneefabr SO 6as aur NpreDft!tnte BON Wttles
N5bite'S @ieentbum; BON Ia nprDpefliG unesfatr 43K BuB
tn serater 9inte bts sum NnfdJ ~sspuntt. @erbeGsruneeH
pier fletne $40 itee bad rtetu. WGt7bauler, 3 pgne drummer
fTt @trcEsnpflofern SAFES
RU. 2.~gestTuenb fur baFetbe an tr gprbpefede pa
galtimDre une GbGferhr BON fo nbrbitG an Der Qbettie te
BON @beferfr. unse,dbr 331 s lB ;ur Shbwefede ben @befer
un6 Great 9arnpteabftr; BON ea reflta an Der Suoiette
bon @erat S1rn pitenbfr, 7 EuB nebr coer trenteer, sur OF.
Itnte BON SaeDb pdpplers @tBentbun; rpt ed tutltH an be-
faSter Oflinte UNI bsr Ofltnte Son Dtars. Snniares @t9en-
tbHm ungsfltr S31 Jus bts gum @nfanespuntt. @aidnt.
&bsef6ast fir s. Q. Graf fur Strasenpfatern $SSs.56
MmgnitlS ~. Nrice,
(DtuIrb8) Git1 Collector
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That applica-
ton will be made to the Register of the city of
Baltimore, for the renewal of CERTIFICATE of
BALTIMORE CITY STOCK, of 1875, No. 2703,
dated September 9Th, 1859, for $1,000, standing in
the name of Cassia Lodge, No. As, A. F. & A. M,
the same having been mislaid, stolen or lost.
my6law9w WIN. GIBSON, Sec'y.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09

2itbcSrapbieen
be8 YrGffbenten 3incCln.
&uaseset6met gut eetrrfene gtlber uniers SerfOrtenen
TrafN nten finh bet hem unterSstttr eten au cerfauftn.
S. s. Ntebfeltt
l24apr) 40 q Strast.
SOaroerS
NIT anb Dbre 4Dsis t5nnen plat Iinben TN Dtutam Eeu
SpteI, No. 40S unb 40 Yennf &pe, WdIbtnstpn. 2. 6.
(dp13
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09

yss- Mns 0alhimaton nno MmsegenS beliebe
iltdu Geitelumgen fir ben ,,Weder" Snbitrip=
ti0nen mic Mn3eigelll 0nrh ben MOenten Srn. S
&. Wiebfelot, 40 e Str, Al MAIDEN.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
Spbm &GmsIer,

" c r1ant Gntlrr,
Slooits@de 9isb unO 2cmbaro Str,
hat fOsben .tn. arose 4uswabl neusr Mobe~aaren erbaItS
GafHmir nnb W~eItenftOFe,
por,ialt9 d6tes beuti4eS Tu6 nnb SOestIn,
fprte aud elm MfUrttnent
Nrp GjrpcS Mnb Snrnttbtn8 So0ce'
Die pbtaen aDuGrtn ~Strtaufe i'd btnieer ale ttn 6npetsS
Geif6ft In ttr Stabt. Nldn fcusxae uno uetraenes ~:
t1rnri3ARtl S'P"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09

SalfS s 6.12
wsI9er getras sur V%ublttatten SOrasbenber &trednuns per-
penbst purbe Bidder uno Beige Itestr aur Gtnt6t Dftn
bel Srn. Gardner, Np. s Sub St8tar. Sir kas Gpmitt:
(bu 4 , y {, Tinan8. SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
Uermr)CDtc Nr6etgen.

SDeben eridienen:
Die 0erfaiiuu9 se8 StaateS Warplano
TN teutf6er SPrG6sh
bIb6 brp6irt BET
q. 5enntebduient
(ap29 s. 2SH prattar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
BUR 8ea6tMn0!
m..A4n. Anr..AA
3uOerhOufenN0 81 OermtetOen.
3u p~erfaufen:

Gin @rpeers unb 9'1upr Store wesen GefAdftsterdntee
btnts su rertaufen. Naberes TIT tr @rp. B Sl.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
9agerbter> 8ranerz Tereim
DDn Nbildbelpbin.
y E { a t NJ a d II II 9.

Su Der am 20. april 1865 aGse6altenen- mOnatli6en
Ier(ammIuus bes pbisep @eteius wnrben ~foISenbe 8ez
iGliiis Sefa6t unb beitintmt, bieielben nebit ben betrdftis
genben nnteri6riften iaurutliGer Otit3Iieter 81 %1erHffente
Ii9eG, ais
8ef6Ioifeu DAT, pbglei6 bic Yreiie pieler
SanbeISz@rtitel in Gplse beS rcrt6eiI9aften WeGleiS in
BEN finarSieaen 3ufdusen uniereS 2ances, u1 Bebelten=
beS 9efalen, bic ltnterteidneten oennp1 9enot9l9t ltno,
Der I'M oerflpilenen 2Binter ftattSebabten bcben Yretle bon
SRc6, Mtaterialien, arbeitsl09ne unc alien III beren Sad
Grtifel tpegerl, ben Yreis bS ScmuterzBieres
bon Wtontag ben 20. Nfai 1865 an auf Sl5 per Barrel
fefsaieten, unb ferner
Sei6Gpfien: DAT, ia. BEL bieiem ~anftreitiS boRen
9reiIe, ben 81 forbern bic Sruuer Sur SetbfterbaltunS
aus pbi9en @ritnbeI 9e5pun8en ftnb, oer &telnUertduter
bel Rem iebigen 4reiie bon 5 Gents per @laS nI4t bette
ben fam, ben Nreis bes 8ieres nur fir bic tur5e Oaler
beS beocrItebenben @cmmers nm l Sent per @las erbDtt,
unb Iorrit oUrt Otcnias ben 80. Nlai OIL baS @las 81 q
Gents, bas Nint ~ 10 @euts uuo baS Quart 5I 20 Gents
rerfauft perten ipire.
6enrp @ebring Sonnler NIB SrrH
Senrp &rI6 -Sbdrle8 &pels
Sebu Tlumpr QpuiS 2almon
Ssrancis 6aas @Lftlp BerSner
Qubpia Sramer Senrp 6tctbader
TrieeIid Sdbler 6rarctS Srepnt
&Jerro SnIer. @jepr9 Seller
Sobn Griti6 Sacob SenE
QouiS Wirtb fdper Yang
Ulortir @burr Srietrin glentel
G9meiser unb @rintut 9oiepb Tieleiteper
Otihael &riea W1artiu @5anier
@cttli,b gaant 36eurer uub SURenabeI
albert S6tpdr; @ilele u. 80.
Gbrbart S6rger Yeter Sdentnt
Soiepb Subberllann SranciS Drip
Sobn QippS @6rifian Nentf&ler
@n9el unb g8olf Sol ~ S4urr
8trsbpG unb Yictta 3o9n GRAND
8. u. S. Bdlk SpbI StetI (oD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
WGbmdtOinel
6imbeer:@Henj

wsrben r~eparirt unt Fnb gu Sermiettsn sunh alien Erstsbe
eSenreo,
f15oN1gBN 81 9ermdnar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09

N3tSnDeersUtNcNN
vpu beutftem Simb,er tafte terfesttst. a $1K. So nnb So
Ste @oOcne, lei ar6sern Quaniit1tan tiut8 r. frptt bnnt.-
ii6e Wttre unb 9iq Irrs su biuieen I'M. iOI,sen 9Ettten.
hermann Sprnt
lapr25iN @dt 9anpper 0no 9amoenNF.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-09
@Etp COLLECTORS SfFce,
Gitn .6nne.

(5ma5mliaal Glert ses Stact-GOmmti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04
DON'T Dixie rHE oo1oRs.

The Copperheads don't like bhaek,-
that's the color of the niggers, who have
been released from slavery by this war,
and who took up Union muskets in de-
tense of the Republics life. They don't
like green-that's the color of the National
currency, wherewith the Government paid
for putting down iebellion, and the Ma
tional color of Ireland which we are about
to free from British oppression. They
don't like 6ro,cn-John Brown, who with
the aid Of a COW scared Old Virginia into
fts. They don't like yeHoo,-color Of
their W "fesh and blood" as propa-
gated in the Sunny South. They don't
like 6hue,-color of our bully boys uni
form. ("Lincoln's hirelings," etc. They
don't like red,-color Of checks" they
invariably lose on. They don't like pure
phite,-the unadulrerated color Of eau
casian-born and educated Americans.
They like graH-gray backs and the color
Of their dirt provender, generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

"Last Fall, on the night after the cleo
ton, in the moment of victory, when
flushed with triumph, when the Irish
voter was no longer Of service, a mob Of
Republicans from Silver City, headed by
a high official, marched through our streets
with a broom draped in mourning, and
pith the emblem Of a Christian people, the
erucySr, inherited, set upside do,cn."
The statement above quoted from the
Copperhead Union, aud italiciscd, is an
unmitigated lie. The miserable, sneaking
liar who penned that outrageous falsehood
dare not announc his name as its author,
before the public. He knew he was ut
tering a lie, Of course and he knew that
being one amid a gang Of equally ire
sponsible ~reprobates, his editorial could
not be traced merely on count of its
mendacity.
What the creatures who write up the
Flop Tod expect to gain by their fiat lies
is more than we can imagine; but we
know that the loyal people of Silver City
are special objects of the hate of Snakes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04
GRAND RALLY.

The First Ward Union Club will make
q grand rally, at the Theater. this evening,
It is expected that every Union man in
Gold Hill who can leave his business will
be there. Turn out! Take an interest,
Be on hand at I o'clock. There is moth
ing like keeping up an interest. 1t gives
strength to the party and pleasure tc
yourselves. There will be eloquent speak.
ing by Tom Fitch, b. C. Whitman, Col
Sumner, and others and those who at
tend will have the pleasure of listening to
good, sound, patriotic, Union sentiment
Don't neglect to be on hand prompt and
early. The signal is five guns from Fort
Homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

WHAT A PrrY.-The Flop Tod is at
present engaged in demolishing New Eng
land. A column and a half of slush
slung at the heads Of New Englanders,
constitutes the leader of this morning.
Quotations are made denunciatory
of Presbyterians (whom the high forehead
writer seems to consider entirely synony-
nous with Puritans y, from one Doctor
Nugent, who is represented as under
standing French better than red checks
We find nothing really severe on the New
Highlander of to-day, in the leader re-
ferred to, save and except al assertion
in the last paragraph and last line of the
article, which, if any true ron of New
England read in belief of its possible
truth, he will be stung with shame-the
assertion that two persons Of New Eng
land birth are on the Storey county Cop.
perhead ticket
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04
IRIsHMEN, NOTE THIS

While George B. Mcclellan, the "Dem'
ocratic" candidate for President last year
was being feted by the British aristocracy
President Johnson, the elected of tht
Union party, and his Cabinet were CON-
mencing direct aid to the Fenian Broth
erhood; and laying plans for the anti
John Bull campaign, oon to come off ii
the Canadian Provinces.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

FLYAwAY.-Wirz is reported thus " he
few into a rage" Seems he didn't fly
out of his cage: The Copperheads Of
virginia-a representative lot of them
were this morning jubilant over the New
York Herald report of VIRUS likelihood Of
escaping hanging. If the democratic"
hero of Andersonville, the starver of l2,-
900 Union prisoners could be pnrdoned'
what rejoicing there would be in the Flop
Tod office. What a crew. Becchcr's
abolitionism they like not but his idea oil
hell lust hatters their case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

LITERARY ANNOUNCEMENT We are
informed that Sir John More Emanuel
Rhodero Ca-a-a-axton is about procuring
the publication of a Voyage of Plea
sure" wherein he promises to set forth the
discovery Of a sea serpent, in Lake Ia.
hoe. while navigating the upper waters of
the Truckee, with lorgnette composed of
two whisky bottles taken from the Glen
brook House." etc., etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

STREET CONFERENCE.-The Carrier
what are you doing out this way, at
this late hour"
I'd Carrier. -" Trying to find some OF
these id Democrats at home. They are
either without money or not at home.
I'm going to quit carrying the cussed con-
Germ. 'rwouldn't pay shoe leather. They
thought they were going to make a big
strike by Hopping; but they han't got
anything for it but Sheriff Clark's ads ;
and he will give them back to tho Enter
prise as soon as the election is over"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

"LEr Ny MOTHER GO FOR WATER" is
the title of the forthcoming song, by our
Poet Laureate, the same being the prom
ised Mother" song for our columns.
One thousand extra copies of the News
will be struck off to supply the demand.
The sentiment of the poetry will have ref
erence to Mrs. jeff. and not to any Inn
aginary call upon the mothers Of Virginia
City, during this nO-water time, by the
urchins there Astounding and thirsting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

New PLANET Recommendations
J. C. Watson, of the Michigan Univer-
sity. discovered a new planet on the even
ing Of October 9th. 1t shines like a star
Of the ninth and one-half magnitude, and
is situated in the right ascension, fourteen
degrees and forty-fve minutes, and in de-
clination six degrees north.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04
SAN. FRANCISCO DlsPATCH.
ls,,cu1 DprArcu 70 TIM GOLF uul DAnI nrVs.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. A. P. y.
Forenoon Seek Transactions.

TuoxAs.-see here; how is this
hear you have topped to Copperheadism.
P1Ts.-No, I haint. I'm a Piece
Democrat" That's what we foppers are,
any way.
THoXAs:- We have been supporting
you on the outside Of the station house
now I expect we will have to support you
on the inside-after election is over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

PHRANx.- Broderick said in Nevada
city. in 1859. In the presence of many
noted persons, that Frank Tilford was the
dir,iest dog that it had ever been his mis-
fortune to aid to office, under a misappre-
hension of his character. Not a solitary
friend Of Broderick would vote for the
"~dog"-not even if he was a sober dog,
instead of being a dripping pot for a
whisky dis,illery. Think Of sending such
a filthy relict Of and libel upon humanity
to the State Senate. Faugh! And, yet,
he is at the head Of the Cop. Ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

TuR Southern citizens of sense desire
and so call through their newspapers
Northern immigration. They want mud.
sill Yanks to come down South and set
tie. Northern merchants and the Post
master General want Southerners to come
North Tor send) and settle-their old bills
of Indebtedness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

BRANDED WITH THEIR OwN LABEL
The Copperhead organ this morning calls
Andy Johnson a "Copperhead." Begin
ming to understand what is the most dis
graceful name in the language, amt ye
They've been trying the "sweet" on
Andy but no go. So they IRE out with
their w baptism-adjective fOrnenss the
hangist of the great she-Democrat-Mrs.
Snrrott
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

A SPIRITUAL MEDIUM" in Virginia
recently had u communication from Mrs.
Surratt, directed to be handed to the
Flop Tod; but on offering the message at
the sanctum of tina, sheet, the high fore
heads there cumming said they couldn't
publish anything OF the kind until after
election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

THE Nevada Democracy" don't say
a word about the Monroe Doctrine in
their State platform. Cause why there
is a celebrated fortress named after Mon
roe that has become very distasseful to
them al-from their Chief down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

A TRIFLlSo FAcr.-When the people of
Ireland were starving and perishing with
cold, more food and clothing was contrib
u,ed in Massachusetts, and other New
England States, and sent to the suffering
ones from the pert of Boston, than from
all other places in the world aggregated as
sources of relief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

BOTHERED ENTIRELY The Copper
heads are dreadfully distressed at the
knowledge they now possess of the fac,
that the Fenians are coming over the river
Rappahannoch, and joining the Union
forces. 1t is rather heavy on the New
Jersey born "Irishmen," who have all
along been Dragging Of their absolute
dicta,orial control Of the Irish vote.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

THR young man whom the Flop Tod
described as having commenced life re-
GENTLY" and who is now OF the Demo
cratic" ticket, Is reported i'll with the
measles. We hope the disease will Deal
gently with the erring."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

WIRrz don't like his grub-says its dis
graceful to a great Nation to feed him on
soldiers ~rations. Hadn't the Admlnistra-
ton better quit the premises, abdicate, in
vi,e JEFF up from Fortress Monroe, and
"conciliate" generally and entirely
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04
Election Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
IN tho first TUESDAY. the 7th day Of No.
yomber, 1865, In the County Of Storsy, an cleo.
ton will be held for the following officers:
Representative to Congress.
State Senator.
10 Asssmblymen.
I County School Superintendent.
| Justice Of the Peace for Township No. l,
North Virginia.
Constable for Township No. /, North VIr.
ginIA- Hr a
Justice Of the PeAee for Township No. 2,
South Virginia
Constable for Township No. =, South vIr.
ginis.
Justice Of the Peace for Township No. ).
Gold Hill.
Constable for Township No. ), Gold Hill.
! Justice Of the PoSeo for Township No. 1,
American City.
l Constable for Township No. 4. American
City.
Justice Of the Peace for Township No. 5,
Flowery.
/ Constable for Township No. 5, Flowery.
Which election will be opened a. 8 o'clock In
the morning, and will continue uutIl sunset on
the afternoon Of the same day.
L. HERMANN.
oe3l to CLERK County Commissioner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

PAINFUL SUBJEcT. -"0f the future
prospects of the paper it is unnecessary
here to dilate." So says this mornings
Flop Tod. A painful subject thus adroit-
ly avoided. We will not, ourselves, dilute
upon it.