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OFFICIAL.
1sxAsUlY DRYA1rrrxr,
ooH1RDxAA11 IT'S o. AxknlcA.
Richmond Au~u.% 4 Se,.

Aachmond, August 3, 1854.
rERTIFTCATESOF INDEBTEDNESS
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANTI
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION ~" ~
the fourteenth section Of the act to reduce IL. y
rency, approved February II, 1884, the Secrets,r -
the Treasury is authorized to issue the aboy. go,
acates, payable two years after the ratification -
treaty OF peace with the United States Thev esns
not he sold but are only TO be issued to such crsX
tors Of the Government ~ willing 70 receive ~
same In payment Of their demands. They must A.
be gwen at par, though free from taxation.
Inc attention Of purchasing agents and dsbur..
ing officers of the Government is called IN this ",.
ofFublic securities as Offering peculiar advan.asss
70 those from whom the supplies of the Governmses
are bought ard TO facilitate the use Of then. eh.es
irawn by disbursing officers upon the dspo-i.ars,,
holding these funds, and marked across the f.cs
payable IN certificates Of Indebtedness" win i.
paid III conformity Herewith "
Depositar'eS ere hereby authorized and recu,ra,
20 comply with this regulation and to make sp5I;.
cation to the Register for supplies OF certifcass
required. isignejl o. 4. TRENHOLM
jus secretary Of Treasury
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ARRIVALS AT THB LlBBY.-Somc half
dozen Yankee prisoners arrived here on
Saturday night. and were quartercd at
the Libby prison. Among the number
were Major-Gensrals 3. I. Kelly and
George Crook, and Thayer Malvern,
General Kelly's assistant-adjutant gene
raj, recently captured in Cumberland,
Maryland, by Captain Mcneil, Of Mosby's
command.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" NEGROES.-In pursuance Of decree Of the
Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmor1, a. special
Commissioner appointed therein, 1 will proceed to
sell, on MONDAY, eth instant, at 10 o'clock, at
the auction-iouse Of N. NJ. Lee, one WOMAN,
named Polly, about forty years of age, who is a No.
l cook, washer and ironer; also, BOY, about six
teen years old, black and likely.
r. d. JANIS, Executor ara Commissioner.
fe 2t-tds e.
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cA-TnE "Hoo5 UousE."-Our CID friend c.
BauIIhar has re;tted up this excellent restaurant,
on Main street, between Seventh and Eighth. and
is prepa rcd to furnish, al articles in his lne Of the
an excellent entertainment to the Fourth Texas
Band and Il friends @fter which they started
out seGenading fayorng with their music, among
others, the newspaper offices Of the city.
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TREASURY DEpARTMEET,
COHS MIGRATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, va, August &c, 1854.

COsSEDEaATE STATES OF AMERlCA, !
Richmond, Va, August &c, 1854.
- POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
HI INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE ls, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER TIE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY lG, 1861, TO EX'
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BOMBS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. boni
under the act o. MAY Is, 1851, desiring to exchan'
them for COUPON bonds, viii assign them, IN I'll
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement: %
The back OF the certificate, 10 the "Ccnfederan
States Of America, in exchange for coupon bonds
aiiI cause them TO he presented TO The BcSlS:erd
the Treasury Department, who will thereapon,n
compliance with the provisions Of the act OF jul;
Is, 1864 issue coupon bonds for the amount sPeaS
in the registered bonds sc assigned.
G. 4. TRENHOLM,
j. 2-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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This is an earnest of what will be done by the
noble Army OF Northern Virginia as pass along
the line towards Iistchers within the next two
ae,hs.
While the officers ana soldiers are thus ncbiy
aiding in this matter, the citizens Of Richmond and
he something true and valuable in this invention.
Why not aid in giving it trial. at least, at this
juncture of cause and country
Any one disposed to aid this enterprise can send
their contributions by mail to my address (box
l,l6l), Richmond, Virginia. r. o. DAVIDSON.
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FiRE.-An old stable in the rear Of
alns'eys bakery, on Foushee street. be-
tween Clay and Leigh, Was set on FIRE and
nurnt 60 the ground, about half D.st. 3
o'clock last night. The fircmen prompt,. !,
turned out. but arrived on the rro.,nd
700 lats to do any good. Loss small.
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BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
fOfnce Governor street, between Main and Franklin.

BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
tomce Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
r WILL SELL, AT MY STORE, O n
MONDAY. the 9th Of February, On Cover OF
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, BOOTS AND
SHOES, &c, embracing. in part,
TETE-A-TETES,
SOFAS.
BUREAUS,
WARDROBES,
WASHSTANDS,
CENTRE TABLES,
CHAIRS,
TABLES, tts
MATTREssEs,
BEDSTEADS,
BLANKETS.
Office and other STOVES,
A large quantity Of GLASS and CHI IA
LADIES: and GENTS CLOTHING,
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
Very elegant FANCY ARTICLES,
Splendid SILVERWARE.
ALSO,
FAMILY CARRIAGE, which will be
sold in front of my store at II NJ
fe Is L. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
WILL SELL, AT MY STORE, ON
II governor, DeLheeu MILL Aiiu CAaAhiLA St1tctS,
on MONDAY. the 9th February, CONNIE ncing at
10 o'clock A. NJ a quantity of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE,
JEWELRY,
CLOTHING,
CARPETS,
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCH ES,
OROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Three OF four pieces IRISH LINEN, &C.
Particulars hereafter in future advertisement
Consgnments solicited previous to day OF sale.
fe % T.. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
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BY Isaac Farris & Co., Auctions0,
No. III Main stSe4t.(


No. Iii Main stssS.)
WILL LIS sE on M St G Ssx No.
o'clock,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
l fine cherry COUNTING-ROOM DESK,
BUREAU with mirror),
PRESS (walnut color. nearly new,
l COTTAGE BEDSTEAD Cherry color,
COTTAGE BEDSTEAD (oak color.
2 DINING TABLES new,
TABLE (pine),
half-dozen STOOLS,
CHAIRS,
LADIES' TRUNK (new),
Several LOOKING-GLASSES, Of all sizes
Fine assortment of CROCKERY and GLASS
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
SHOES,
CAPS,
10 dozen oil.cloth BLANKETS,
fine FEATHER BED,
fne lot of cotton and shuck MATTRESSES,
Several excellent COATS Geans and cassimere),
l large COT,
/ sPiNNINd-wHEEL and CARD lin complete
order),
CASTINGS and TINwARE,
dozen TOWER BOLTS,
fine BED SPREAD twoolen),
/ full set of ADMINISTRATORS TOOLS,
Several very fine PAINTINGS,
MAkKET-BASkET new, with top,
l lot Of LADIES' CLOTHING,
COMBS, BRUSHES, &c.
PANTS,
Several thousand volumes of BOOKS, bound in
every style.
Other goods will be added in special notice ON the
morning OF sale. Consignments solicited.
fe 24-St ISAAC FAREsIS e. CO., Auctioneers.
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r ARGE FRAMED BUILDING. ON

+ ARGE FRAMED BUILDING, ON
i THE DOCK. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the LIST of March. at l o'clock
P. NJ, we will sell, upon the premises, the large
FRAMED BUILDING, on the Dock, adjoining "A.
S. Lees warehouse
1t is sixty-fve by one hundred and sixty-hve
feet and contains about enc hundred Thousand feet
OF good lumber.
The attention of Government agents, farmers and
builders is particularly called to this sale, rs it viii
afford an opportunity to procure large quantity
Of lumber at moderate cost. Ample time will be
allowed to remove the building.
fe24 GRUIBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionccra.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR

nESIRABLE p r 0 p r L I \ FOR
J SALE.-I will sell, on WEDNEs DAY, the
6th day of March next, the HOUSE and LOT
where now reside, near Burk-vle Junction. con-
tanning three acres The dwelling was erected In
1857, and contains five very conlto1 IL BILE rooEs,
with beautiful grove a oal, trees There is also
en- orchard of select peach trees. The out-huldngs
in good order. and sufficient for quite large
fnnily.
Persons wishing to attend from klehrlond can
leave at o'clock A. NJ and return at +. NJ. same
day. A negotiable note at sky days. property
indorsed, viii be considered cash. Possession Will
be given on or before the 10th OF April next.
fe 22-3tawtds WlTHER5 W ALLER.
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CONVICTED OF SrEALIsG.--In the Hust-
ings Court, on Saturday, Henry Smith,
= white man, indicted for breaking into
me tobacco factory of Turpin & Var
CIougn, and stealing therefrom pair of
fooes, was tried, convicted and sentenced
months confinement in the city
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA, /

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, |
RIcHwoFD, October Y, 1864.
MONT XADL LIE BONDS, FIVE
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN.-SALE CON-
applications having been
made for bonds at the established price OF ole nun
dred and thirty FIVE dollars and interest, under elr'
cu'nstances that entitie them to fyoraoe consider!
alton, it has been determined TO continue the sa!s
at the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale of these Bonds are lnssrhe'e'
TO act IN accordance with this order and the a''eh
ton Of disbursing officers Of the Government Iar
ticularly called % it, q. A. TRENHOLM,
ia 2--ts Secretary oil the Treasury
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BY D. +. Booth, Auctioneer.

4 U CT ION SALE.-On WEDNES.
IA DAY, March LIST, will sell, at the store Of
A. Toleson Co., ION second tioor, large stock of
DRY GOODS,
SHOES,
FANCY GOODS,
GROCERIES, sc.
Corsignments solicited ior the sale.
Particulars in future advertisement
fe % D. + BOOTH
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EE ARTIsAvIs.-The following contributions
have been recently made towards raising the money
to construct the BIRD OF ART latter being adj
dressed), by three b.gaies, Army Northern Virgil
MA, namely
General ". r. Terry's brigade. 1878 90
General Uunton's brigade ................~ 22s so
General Steuart'S 81 ga,.e ............... $500
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BY Hi, Dickinson & Co., Auctioneers.

hou Mt on SE as s Ss n aas1on
II o'clock, FIVE NEGROES belonging to the es-
tate of DR. James H. Conway, deceased. Among
them is No. l cook, washer and ironer and No.
dining-room servant and diver. Persons wanting
qualified servants will do we'll to attend the sale, as
they are sold !, no fault.
fe ~ HILL. DICKINSON g. CO., Auctioneers.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, February To- 1909.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by Captain GEORGE c. ORGAN, Assistant
Cuarternaster Richmond, Virginia. to furnish the
Quartermaster's Department with the following ar
ticles
600 gallons BLACK INK,
10 gallons RED INK,
10 gallons BLUE INK,
900 pounds SEALING WAX,
so pounds WATERS.
100 pounds GUM ARABIC.
200 900 BOTTLES or JARS, holding gill,
100000 BOTTLES OF JARS, holding nalf-pint,
$4,000 BOTTLES or JARS, holding enc pint,
$4,000 BOTTLES JARS, holding one quart,
1000 SAND BOXES,
Making 900 900 ENVELOPES, Govern.
nent furnishing paper.
THOMAS L. BROUN,
fe25-e. Major rni ttUartelmas:cr.
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no PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-"e
the undersigned, hace associaset OUT, Se'..s q,
urller the stele III ~ IF. N0KtLEEF q w ~
the purpose Of conducting General tV',.o.es~,
Business, at the Old stand CT AiliGns q -, 80
corner of irtees,tA ana Main streets. 10 iSke .o
FROM the lss ;'sv Of febFusry 1865 W. ressee'1s
solicit tue patronage C cWr friends and tEs Hs
geaega:.y. y. "a ,, 'o"r n .i:
February s, 1865. '" II S-H 90 In
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u EMOYAL.
HI L. HARVEY & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
- Cary street, Richmond.
Having removed from orr recen. eramred posi-
ton Nc II Cary street, to the large aid eornmo-
diou, warehouse Cary street, next door to aessrs
Nassie e. Peasants, offer our services to the
p,blc and respectfully solicit consignments OF all
kinds L. HARVEY,
late OF Lynchburg, Nirsinia
W II. PARRISH.
lat. Of the dr,n Of Boeock Parrish, Lyaehburg.
Virgnia
REFERS TO
5 Mcdaniel & IrSy. Lynchhurg. Virginia.
George Dsgby, Richmond.
L. PEBBLES, Petersburg.
y. &. Flanagan, Charlottesville, Virginia.
fa 22-Tnt
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CTOCKS, &C., FOR SALE.
~ Bank OF Virginia Stock,
Rank Of Commonwealth Stock,
Traders Bank Stock,
Cotton Bonds,
Gotten Courona,
Fifteen Million Registered Bonds,
Virginia state 0.ockf
North Carolina state 0tock.
Virginia Central Railread stock.
Apply to
u 24-3t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11

The COUNTY CONFERENCE.-The Union
County Convention will hold its adjourn
ed session at Maguire's Opera House, to-
morrow, to finish the business Of nominal
ing a candidate for Senator and twelve
Assemblymen. 1t is to be hoped that the
Convention will show a little more mag
nanimity thar it did at its first sitting.
1t should be the desire of all good Union
delegates to the Convention to foster har-
mony and fellowship in the party. But
this can not be done il a spirit OF proscrip-
ton and sel6shness is pursued. such as
was manifested in the Convention on
Saturday last. We should all deprecate
n division of the Union forces of Storey
a, the next election. The evils OF a dis
rupted party only a year or 50 ago are
vet before the eyes Of the public. Let 1t
not be repeated again this year. The
prime duty of the Convention, Tomorrow
will be the selection Of u~nexceptional,
well-quali6ed and honest candidates, IT.
respective of the position they may have
or do occupy, respecting the fight for
Congressman. Let the Convention take
heed of our suggestions. Last Saturdays
proceedings kindled a small flame OF dis
cord let it not be famed into a disrup-
tion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11

CoLoRRD MAIL CARRIER.-On the 9TH
ult. the Postmaster General made q con-
tract with Robert Orrick, Of Winchester,
for carving the mails from Pattown to
Leesburg, Va, and intermediate points
twice a week. at 1925 per annum. This
is the first instance in which a contract
for carrying the mails has been awarded
TO a colored man since the Department
was organized.-Erchange.
And very properly it was made in a
Southern State. A great deal OF opposi-
ton to negroes doing this and that comes
up from Northern States, when there is
no likelihood Of a negro ever want
ing to do either. But in the South
the negroes are so many that i: they do
not engage in all kinds OF business, the
business itself must be suspended. Negro
mechanics are numerous all over the South,
while there are scarcely any North. In
the former, white mechanics were kept
out because they could not compete with
slave labor. In the North, negroes could
not successfully compete with white me-
chanics, and they are therefore compelled
TO become day laborers and perform the
rough work. 1t will be so in the South.
Yet if q negro can sustain himself in any
branch of business let him do so. II he
can give the necessary bonds and can
drive, let him carry the mail If a better
man does not want the job.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11

PERsoHAL.-The editorial fraternity is
well represented in and about the Con-
ven,ion. L. w. Abraham, of the Lyon
County Sentinel, is a delegate; A. L.
Hawley, Of the Douglas Banner, is one of
the Secretaries ; w. NJ. Gillespie, Of the
Enterprise. atones for his heretical con
s,ancy to the Storey delegations monot-
onous vote, by acting as a reporter, and
last. but not least, Brother Lynch. Of the
Gold Hill News, graces the stage with his
venerable presence. The youthful and
amiable editor Of the Washoe Times is so
much a resident Of Ormsby county that
we came near being beguiled BY the ia
miliarity of his presence into forgetting
to mention that he too keeps watch and
ward over the sayings and doings Of the
assembled savans and patriots. We deem
it proper to state, that Notwithstanding
this extraordinary gathering Of editors,
our hotels continue to present signs Of a
prosperous condition, and we have heard
no complaints from landlords of mysteri-
Gus depletion in the number of their silver
spoons. The press gang is behaving itself
with marked and signal propriety amidst
the wreck of matter and the crash of can
didates by which they are surrounded
Carson Appeal.
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THE LOCAL WANTS.

We have often expressed our opinion
that the State of Nevada can be aided
more than any other State in the Union
by good representation in Congress during
the next two years; and we have saught
that aid by advocating the claims OF the
candidate whom we considered best quail
fed TO represent US there. We have other
officers to elect this Fall, on the selection
of whom much for the veal or woe Of u
State depends. Next to good representa-
ton in Congress, we want good represen-
tation in our State Legislature. Let our
County Convention, which meets to-mor-
row, select good men-men qualified for
the position, and men identified with the
interests of the country. 1t should be
done, both as a party measure and a pub
lie duty. Rumor says the CoPperheads
nave registered beyond expectation. In
common parlance. last week, "they went
it with a rush." No Union man knows
their force-but they know ours. They
can Judge OF it by the votes polled at the
primaries. Now if our Convention puts
forward the names Of the best men for
candidates, there is little doubt but that
we can beat them badly. BY so doing,
we play on them the trick they intend to
defeat us with. There is always a class Of
men in all parties who don't care much for
politics, know but little about parties, and
always go for men-personally the best
men. They are not politicians, yet if the
contending parties are anyways evenly
matched they are the ones who carry the
elections. 1t is the duty Of the Conven-
ton tomorrow to secure that class OF
voters for the Union party, by putting for
ward intelligent, honest, upright men,
who are not personally objectionable. The
Legislative session this Winter, will prob
ably be short. 1t will be if the right kind
of men are sent to Carson. Yet there is
considerable and important work to do.
The condition Of things in this State are
somewhat changed from what they were
two years ago, and even a year ago, and
this Winter, retrenchment will be the
w~atchword. Our people have been ex-
travagant-so have our municipalities {;
and there are few OF the latter that are not
in debt. Wild extravaganza wont do.
Our people already complain-and very
justly-of heavy taxes. There is no need
of increasing them. Rarely, do we
think, could there be an excuse found for
so doing if one were sought. We do
want, however, careful, judicious, appro-
pirate measures enacted for the gradual
emancipation of the citizens Of Nevada
and particularly Storey county--from the
burden of their town, county and State
debt. 1t can be done. and should be
done; and we again urge upon the dele
gates to the Storey County Convention
the importance Of selecting the best men
for candidates to represent US at Carson
next Winter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11

Col. Sumner has withdrawn as a candi-
date for Congress, and John B. Winters
put in his place. The ballot just taken
resulted as follows: Claget,, 4S; VIM
tiers. A; Ashley, IL. Winters will be
the man in all probability.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11
POLITICAL NOTICES, ETC.
Third Ward Union Club.

UluE REGULAR BUSINESS MEETINGS Of
i the Third Ward Union Club, of Virginia City,
arc held on SATURDAY EVENINGS. Special
Meetings are called on order of the President.
The roll Is open for signatures at the Club Room
EVERY EVENING, from six 10 hall. past seven,
and from 10 noon 10 ! r. ". The Club Room Is
under Wells. Fargo e. COR. on c street. At
other hours tho Secretary IL ut his Office, No. ,
Blacks building, corner Of C and Taylor streets,
where the books ofthe Club are kept, except du.
ring the hours above specified.
DAVID S. TURNER, President.
A WHITFoRD, Secretary. set 2ptf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11

GEO. n. SANDERS. the unabducted,
now goes armed by permission of the au-
thorities of Montreal, and wears a belt or
girdle, in which are slung his revolvers
and a bowie knife; while in his side
pockets he carries his small revolvers,
making his person quite an arsenal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11

An amusing tale is circulating OF a
shoddy miss who bathed in a mineral
spring at one Of the most famous summer
resorts, thinking that, as at Newport, it
was the right thing to do. When the
drinkers came to the spring to imbibe. the
sight OF her houndering in the water with
her pet dog, created some CONSERVATION.
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NEW TO-DAY.

l. H II II f r =
Remaining Unclaimed In the Post Onlce
mt Gold Hill, Nevada, on the llth day
Of October, a. ID. 1865.
To obtain any Of these letters. the applicant must
call for Advertised Letters AMI give date Of List.
Ii not called for within Onc Month they viii be
sent to the Deal Letter Office.
AlcOck, Robt Hicks Joseph
Alexander John II Jones ID w Ap
ArnOtt Joseph Kayanagh Richard
Bates ThOs Lindermann a
Bowler Richard Leadlck .
Brier G. A LnInerau John
Brown jas Is Morgan Mrs jane
Clinton Miss Annie McDougall a
Clair HG Nichols Mrs
Crcary G N Newman lewis
Dick &c O'IIOurkc Mis- Mary
Deacy John Preston Solomon
Emerson W Place J H2
Fulr0d Geo II Reed Robert 3
Foster Sanford Ross Donald
Grant Abraham Roberts II
Hunter WIN Rois Cherry
Harris John Stuart J Kennedy
Hcrtwick Joseph smith Henry
Hogle Mrs Jane Town Jos w
Holmes A o White WIN
Foreign List.
Monsieur Fauchery, Peter Plante.
Telcsphorr Deigncau.
ocli II S. w. CHUBBUCK. Postmaster.
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Evening Session.

... CARSON, Oct. l0-8:40 P. n.
E. Six more piua roce votes have been
taken. The tenth vote was the same as
the first. INa n Te8III
- The Convention has adjourned until 10
A. II, to-morrow.-Entnpriss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11
BY ALBERT d. RICHARDSON,
n. Y. Tribune Correspondent.
1000 Copies Selling per Day!

HNHE MOST INTERESTING AND EXCIT-
i ing book ever published, embracing Mr.
Richardson's unparalleled experience for four
years /; travelling through the South In the secret
service Of the Tribune ut the outbreak Of the war,
with our armies and fleets, both East and West,
during the first two years OF tho Rebellion his
thrilling capture his confinement for twenty
months In seven different rebel prisons; his es.
cape, and almost miraculous journey by night Of
nearly 400 miles. II will abound In stirring events,
and contain more Of the fact, incident and 70.
nance Of the war than any other work yet pub.
lished. Horace Greeley says oft: -
"a great many books will yet be written con.
corning this war, In addition to the many already
In print ; but not one OF them will give, within u
similar compass, a clearer, fuller. more readable
account, entirely from personal observation, Of
the nature, nnlmus, purposes, tendencies. and In.
Strumentnlities Of the SlRyeholders' rebellion. than
does the unprctendIng narrative Of Nr. Richard.
son.
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