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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

,,,, osaoac Hsmlock California, HeMy. 9o@3ltcs
Hemlcok. California Middle. 30t03iic.; h eio.oSs 70
ieIns Light Hi Has:t hf%1Sei Sddis
Hemlock. Orinoco, Light 26027c. Hemiocs, 10"
Damaged, oil kinds ana weights, %0A;e. sao ICED DAY
Poor Damaged, MI kinds and welchts, S,;iae az
slaughter Heavv, 4ld42c. Oak Slaughter e,ious,
a43c.; Oak Slaughter Light, 33836c' OAK Sishgnsed
Cropoed Middle asa 5lo, Oak slaughter, CROPPED,
Light IS 45c; Oak Slaughter. IN the Rough
Oak Slaughter Bellies. l5dl6c. .r>
LATHS have been IN better demand anu P''o''
big her; sales Of eco 900 at S2 ~. -. IA
IFAD-Thc demand for Pig has been uoders,e or
prices are little better; quote Galena az Ss
80 so and Spanish German Refined and EneEsh as$S
a So leI Bar &C al2 ard Sheet and Pipe OF $40. ,.
MOLAssEsIhs inquiry light oq. iG Sb az P pnrts
Rico a. 7o,s7sc. and Cuba in small lots st 4oa3Oc
NAVAL STORES-Spirts Tnrpentiue mas ar
rived more freely, and Ia lower closing Gun at 80
o. IS Resins have seen19 goo as ss' sSa a. for Com
mon; esd 50 for Strained and No 2; eS0sIi loI NJ:
l. and $40 5O0sl6 for Extra Tar remains g s,es
previous prices; quote at "a 3oas3 ior pSn'esac
ard &c for Foreign Pitch Ia selling at - iof No.
OiLs-Linseed has ruled steady with fair inquiry
ate business at 81 O5a 10 for Crude Whale ana u es
ael e5 for Crude Sperm Lard OIL has bees IN ia' ie
quest and frmer sales ct 81 70Sti 80 fcr Prime.
OIL CAKE-The market Is hrm and fairy sctise az
the advance; sales Of COO Western bags AZ sis9
ESQ., City is scarce and is salsbe at s37 - In cois
for bis, ard $50 for bags; ,,.,
improvement, but prices during the day were some:
what unsettled and Irregular at the close the demand
Is light and the market rather heavy; for future
delivery we note sales Of $50 bbs. New Ness selles
August at s29Gs29 l2ti the sales cash and regular,
are 500 bbls. at $50 5o9e 50 for New Mess closing
at s3l; So e23 for Prime. and e23 1854 fos
Western Prime Mess Beef is in far demand witnon,
material chsnge in prices sales OF 500 bbis al
for Plain Mess and sl0dtl3 SO for Extra DO Iiercs
Beef is quiet at former prices. Beef Hams are
quiet owing to the small supply the few here ana 70
arrive are held at extreme prices. Cut Meats are
scarce but In the absence Of transactions prices are
nominal though Shoulders are held at &c., and
choice lots at 7c inferior lots be had at lower
figures. Bacon is in small supply ard nrrniy neid.
Lard is in fair demand and frmer; choice lois are
scarce; sales Of 800 pkgs at lot i9tc for NO 2l9
&c for Fair Prime Steam latter rate Tor cho!ce 20
22tc tor Kettle Rendered and 22i ic for Choice 40
BurTER-The better grades Of Ohio are In good dc.
mand aud frmer the offerings are light; New. forx
State is hruer the demand 10 fair for the trade.
/ We auota.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
OUTRAGE by the sTRIKERS.-s5OO RE
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS-IMPORT.

Il ANT--SoldeTs discharged upoa partially descriptive
1sss and receiving bat portion Of their and bounty
should apply for the balance At the UNITED SIaTES
ARMY AGENCY. No "a BleeckeI-st. cor. Crosby, y. l.
r. s-Applicatiou csn be made by letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

THIS THURSDAY EVENING, July 20 ard
EVERY EVENING.
after the most careful preparation viii be presented ior the
EIGHTH TIME IN AMERICA,
grand spectacular drama in three scs BY Mr DION Douci
cauIt and L. a. Homer. e.q, entitled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
Since January sioi. CO., 1865 sioaGa 800 ss1.6oaor7
n. Y. Wholesale Price. OF Country Produce.

FoR THE WKEK ENDING "WEDNESDAY. July 10. 1853
fEIae.sly FOR The ~ L. TarBuSE by our own Reporter
The following arc the OF articles IN good
condition as sold by commission houses at Wholesale
Shippers receive TO 10 cent less deducted for COM
missions, beside freight and other charges.
BEANS AND PEAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

There IL very little change IN any but the finest
grades. Orange County pals have been advanced to
4Oc and State fkins. really fine have In some cases
sold a. high 81 $40 Receipts Of hnc State Butter are
light There Is foreign shipping demand al sd
2lc, ard ts California trade Is paying all the way
nom 26c to Sc Western Reserve brings id21c-in
some cases &C. and even nc, fresh and yellow.
Orange 20 nail. 70 N 3sa40
Rive n,iis 4, ~
Fancy Delaware &c, tubs. v b.........-.....3 2Go
FANCY D,sunrr for Aiming 1ryius y .D....3 81 dJ3
Snsse, "a frtins ..............3 J 134
= - M ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

1he act Of 1903 under which your bank was organ
lied was repealed by the act Of leG. The repeating
section however has this clause. Prorid,d that such
repeal shsll not affect any appointments made. acts
DONE proceedings had or tho organization. acts OF
proceedings Of any association organized or III process
OF organization, under the act Aforesaid.
Section Is Of the original act 10 the same as section ~
of the act Of s6 both establish your right
~ increase your capital
in this State oan have more currency awarded 10
them Ms they have already obtained the ull proportion
that the State In entitled TO.
The act Of ls6a section II. did appropriate certain
amounts Of the 800 90 10 certain sections VI the
country but In the act Of eti this is omitted leaving
the 3DO0COOOO Of currency open for Ito banks thr'
shall rst qualify and apply for it, IL may be proper ior
the Secretary Of the Treasury and Controller Of tho
Currency u give 70 every section Of the country Ito due
proportion Of the 800 900 900 bnt hardly see how
these officers refuse the applicants for tbs currency
as long - there any 10 give On Tie ground Oh bIss
Come. 0rst served.
1t seems TO me to be clear that you increase your
capita II also clear that you will be entitled 10
more currency provided you ahead VI other banks
10 quAifying and applying for It.
Section Il OF tho act In force says that "the
banks making the deposit Of bonds shall b. entitled 10
circulating notes" This makes II obligatory on the
Controller TO give notes to banks until the O0O0O wv
arc gone then your privilege to obtain notes IL also
but because the CONTROLLER, lower to issue currency
exhausted Your power " obtain circulation ends
when cannot give IT. your power to increase your
capita, oa'.ot DC limited BY the lnitstion which The
The omission In the act " 1864 Of that clause sppor
tionipg the so0COo 70 certain parts Of the country
had in II object that object was ~ secure the growth
Of National Banks IL the State banks persisted In
their hostility to the National system National Banks
wherever organized. were ~ have tho currency Tho
change In inc law gave them this announcement
You and knew the anxiety Of the Government, and
the need OF TINS encouragement at that time; and
It seems proper that the original National Banks should
insist upon and Obtain all their reserved rights and
privileges Respectfully yours.
j. THOMPSON. No. 2 walst
The First National Bank of this city, in its org-
nal Articles Of Association, reserved tho night to
increase its capital to 200 900, thus laying the
foundation for bank such as this city viii at no
very distant day require. There is no other secured
right for large bank under the law. This reserva-
ton Was premedtated in organizing that nstitu-
ton and is held to DO Of vital interest, not only TO
The city. but 70 tue whole financial. commercial and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08
Lauder County Items.

The Rev. Mr.. Kelly has been quite sue
cessful in obtaining funds to build a
Catholic church In Austin.
"a new mill" in course Of construc-
ton, is thus described by the RevsiMs;
The new building will be of an impos-
ing character, and will afford a fine spec
tacle from the upper grade. Its dimen-
sions will be about one hundred and
twenty-five feet long by about fifty feet
wide, the foundation being Of granite and
the superstructure of brick. The arrange
ment Of the building will be upon an ad-
mirable plan, so far as economy and ia
cility of working are concerned. The fur
nace-room will be OF the lower or western
end, and will be elevated above the grade
which is here pretty sharp-an average
of about ten feet, the central portion OF
the building will be devoted to the ANAL
ganiating department, and will be fur
nished with the most approved means;
and the upper end will contain the bat
terry and the engine and boilers. The bat
terry will comprise fifteen stamps. In the
b~attery-room there will be ample space for
ore platforms and the drying furnace.
The new mill is the property Of the New
York and Lander Mining Company, OF
which Mr.. Kincaid is the General Agent,
and under his intelligent superintendence
a system Of metallurgical works will be
constructed that will prove remunerative
to the company and q credit to the dis
trict. 1t is contemplated to have the works
finished and in successful operation BY the
middle Of January. ~gB8 ggr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

VIRGINIA. GLEE CLUB. The Union
party is greatly indebted to this Quartette
for their delightful contributions to our
several political gatherings. Frank, jus.
get their christian phenominals, in full,
and build them a "local" habitation and
a name. They each deserve gold medal
from Congress for their services for the
Union cause, during the past W o years.
As we can't afford to be donor of SIGH
like, we beg to extend our thanks in be-
half of u readers. We fee! authorized.
(If you ever serenade in this neighbor-
hood, please sing That's What's the
Matter ")
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

CoNNEcTrcUT.-The Boston Common
,ceaAh is so much disappointed at the re-
suit of the election in Connecticut that it
gives utterance to the following:
They used TO tell Of a peddler State
Where the souls were small and the wits were
great, ....
The spice merchants there increased their hoard,
Not as board Of trade, but by trade Of board,
But those 'nutmegs' now have lost their mean.
ness,
And the horn gun.fintsI' have lost their green.
ness,
And the Yankees there have lost their keennesS,
For the State Is now meaner
And greener,'
And not q bit keener,
Than a man who has been by n rcbber attacked,
And whipped him with powder and bullets, In
fact,
And then caved-and bit his own nose of be.
cause II was blackedl"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08
Gold Hill, Nov. 8, 1865.


Notice.
u,ur po.Pn or SCHOOL. EXAMINERS
i for Stornv comfy win examine cnndidateS for
,eachIng In This county on the 10Th and 18th days
Of December, Tho examination to DO held at the
office Of the County superintendent Of Schools,
No. 81 South ID street, Virginia city. The examI.
| nation will ommencea t 10 O'Clock Of these days.
Ali candidates for certificates of qualifications
vii, he reonircd 10 mass an Examination In tho
s,iioyyInS branches. VIZ. VI = -T5GT '-ITE7
Ist Ortbo0rnphy' Reading. Writing, Mental and
written Ariibmctic. the Elements of Natural Phi.
losonhy. Geography, Objecr Teaching and Gram.
mar
I'd. Applicants for positions TO teach In Gram.
mar and mixed schools, viii be required to pass
On examination In the following branches. In nd.
dition 10 the above, viz: History Of the United
States, Physiology, Hygiene Chemistry and Book
keeping. .H-gEErh
Sd. Candidates for certificates to teach In tho
Virginia Grammar School, will DO required 10
pass IN examination in tho following branches,
viz: Algebra, Geometry Natural History and
Astronomy. ,
In the, Gold Hill mixed school, Algebra ana
Natural History VIII DC required 10 DC taught, IN
addition 10 'he S'uu'es ehuheFu'eai ID eiu'ses l nnu
:, as above. .
Inc bonruoI EAaIhineIs " De B,Sosceef ~
the following rules. aaopIea ApLh D, looo, oy .ne
State boaru Oh EnnIireis ~ .ne So'ern"eN'o u
'n9 County nonIusot5 ,..p
Isl. IL shal nc tne duty oi anc oSun'S DonIu'
OF EAainlncrs in ehcn county eI',i my " tobu,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

THE Doc TIcKEr.-The Copperhead ticket
for this county had printed upon it, just
above Mitchelrs name . picture Of a dog
guarding a safe. Various conjectures as'to
the significance Of this device were INDUCED
in and several very sharp things were said
concerning It. But since the thing has gone
in " so completely, and 10 in fact so very dead,
we feel justified in stealing a little OF our
Federal Assessors thunder and BY adding q
little Of our own thereto, herewith pronounce
a brief son Of obituary on that ticket lts
party, heirs, assigns, tener1ents, heredit.
arients and appurtenances,, etc. May II
never be resurrected.-Cdrson Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

.SSAKESxsrs.-We are gathering facts
in regard to the operations in a certain
mine-not strictly mining operations. We
think that a little mining property in Viz
ginia city would be improved in title by a
little confseahng process applied thereto.
II Union foremen and men are to be turned
out systematically to make place for
sraitors-and they incompetent as miners
we think il were well the matter had
sufficient notoriety to reach the ears Of all
the Directors!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

THs Copperheads are out and injured
again. They not only lost the election
but lost the money they bet. Tom john
son is the better off by a few hundreds.
Ed. Pa.ten, of American City, is ahead Of
some of the Virginia Copperheads by con-
siderable. and the present incumben,s Of
county offices are cut the thousands they
paid for elec,ioneering whisky and Shout
der-s,riking bummers. So mote it be,
when the enemies Of the Government
attempt TO control elections.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

To BIB MUSTERED OUT.-The following
Nevada volunteers are to be mustered out
of service: Capt. Kelley's company, now
at Fort Independence a company of cav
airy now at Dun Glen, and the company
of infantry now at Camp Ruby. The
Nevada cavalry at Fort Churchill are to
be mustered out to-day, we believe, and
the infantry, as soon as the Ninth U. S.
Infantry arrive. As fast as the cavalry
are mustered out their horses are to be
sen. to Camp Union, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

ANOTHER NOTABLE DEATH.-Doctor
Joseph Emerson Worcester, the great
American photographer, who died at his
residence at Cambridge, Mass, on the I'd
ultimo, was born August oath, 1884, some
IS days before the late Lord Palmerston
first saw the light. As a photographer he
was unrivaled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

FoRr CHuRcHILL.-Polls were opened
at the Fort yesterday, and loS votes cast.
Out of this number SO were balloted for
Storey County tickets. Union, SO; Demo
Gratis, "a; Union majority, IS. For town
ship officers, the Union votes were cas-,
for Pembroke hurry for Justice, and W.
E. Hicks for Constable, Township No. /.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

MILITARY = The soldiers at Fort
Churchill will be mustered u of the
volunteer service some day this week.
The Ninth Infantry Of Regulars, which is
to garrison the Fort, left Benicia, Califor-
MIA, at noon on Monday, and will be over
here in a few days. - 1rs r.sa 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

AsHLEY's MAJoRIrY.-From the imperfect
returns which have come to hand, We are led
to feel certain Of no less than fifteen hundred
for Ashley, including the soldiers vote. This
is a very moderate estimate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08
HARRY 1. THoRNToS.-The Marysvil

HARRY I. THoRNToN.-The Marysville
Express Of November 9Th has the follow
ing notice Of this individual:
Harry I. Thornton, formerly State
Senator from Sierra county, but now O
paroled prisoner from the Confederate SER
vice, reached here on Friday, and lief,
Saturday morning for Austin, Nevada,
where he proposes practicing law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

The NEW CoLLEcToR.-The plan OF
remembering the soldiers who fought for
the Union, seems to be in vogue at Wash
ing,on, as evidenced by the appointment
of Major General Miller as Collector Of
Customs at San Francisco. We are glad
that the plan is being adopted on this
coast. 1t is very proper for the Govern
mept to remember the men who remem-
bered the Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

THE CAPIrAL." The California
Steam Navigation Cos. magnificent new
steamer was launched at Hunters Point,
near San Francisco, Saturday. It was
christened by Miss Sarah Anderson, the
Capital" About Ave thousand people
went out to see the launch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

SExoRITA MARIA, the danseuse lately at
virginA City, was to- have . benefit at
Maguire's, San Francisco, last evening.
She leaves for the East on the next
steamer.7 g- riEIGI s8isff s.W"rh i.'t.'''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

TIE COMMANDER OF. THE DIsTRloT OF
NEvADA.-Lisutenant- COLONEL Ambrose Z.
Hooker having been mustered into service,
has been ordered to return 70 the Head
quarters Of the District Of Nevada, and re-
sumo command Of the sane.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08
SAN FRANCIsCO DlsPATCH.
SPECIAL DprArcu 70 THE COLD nnL DAILY rr-s.I
SAN FRANcrsco, Nov. 80 P. n.
ForenoOn Stock Traasactions.
"a eLKRa III

SUMMIT CITY.-Alluding to the pros
poets of this new mining town, the Nevada
Transcript says:
It is Thought that about four hundred
persons will winter ar Summit City. The
California Quartz Mill, said to be the
finest in this county, will be ready to start
in about two weeks. Several other mills
are in course Of erection and will soon be
ready to start, while a large number Of
sites have been selected for the erection Of
mills early next season. ...,.
The South Yuba Canal Company are
building o substantial dam across the
lower end of Fordyce Valley. The work
is under the superintendent of Dan. Rich,
under whose supervision the Yuba dam
was built. The latter is said to be the
finest piece of work in the State. At the
lower end of Fordyce Valley, the Old Man
Mountain on one side and the Old Woman
on the other, almost touch each other,
leaving only a gap wide enough fer the
waters of the river to pass. : This gap
closed, and the valley will be one Of the
largest and best reservoirs in the world.
Nature has built the reservoir, and the
South Yuba Company have already COM
menced to shut the gate. Next spring the
whole valley will be a beautiful lake, Of
an average depth of fifteen or twenty feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

Here we have an average Of more than two
to one! Oh no! we can't warm EN- here in
Carson! It must be somebody else! This
is most too much glory for ono day. And
this is what can be done BY sticking to the
| oreanization.-Carson appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08
HOUSE.
Formerly the White House, va

s.BEATY, OFTHE GLENBROoK, -
IA. Lake Taboo, and U. HARRIS, for III:
merly Of the White House, have taken the nHE.
above House for q term Of years, and have
Refnrnished, Relued,. Papercd, md Re-
painted throughout the entire Housed
And no pains will DO spared to keep It AZ q
FIRsT-CLAss HOTEL! ~
above Hotel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08
Dissolution Notice,

Dissolution Notice.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
L existing between Richard Lewis and J. H.
Beeman. under the lame and style Of Lewis e.
Beeman, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. II. Bceman agreeing to pay all debts, dues and
demands that nre now due and outstanding
agains. the said firm 6Lewls & Bceman.
RICHARD LEWIS,
j. Ii. BEEMAS.
reIa nm Noy o IaGI po9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08
Independent Order O Good TempIars,

CHAMPION LODGE No. 9 OF x...t.k..
u /. O.. Of G.. T., meets regularly
on TUESDAY EVENING Of each ESQ.,
week, at Odd FellOws' Hall, VIr.y H"
Einin, at 8 O'Clock P. ". All Templars In goo
standing arc cordially invited to attend.
B. s. McLAFFERTY, W. c. T.
CSC. Z FALhApax, W. g. jy21k
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

HENRY EDoERroN, late Of this State.
has opened q law Office In Nashville, Tenn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

First Ward, Virginia-For Justice OF
the peace-P. Murray, u, 200; R. Bland,
D., l65. For Constable-W. E. Hickey,
~, l4s; r. c. Hardy, D., 1852; F. A.
Ellis, Ind, SO; NJ. Feeney, Ind, 80.
Second Ward. Virginia-For Justice Of
the Peace-P. Murray, u, 80; R. Bland,
D., 289. For Constable-W. E. Hickey,
U, 26l ; R. G. Hardy, D.. 244; F. A.
Ellis, Ind. A NJ. Feeney, Ind, 4s.
Third Ward, VirginiA-For Justice of
the Peace-D. o. Addison, U, 27l; F. A.
Sawyer, D., 247. For Constable-A. Ash,
u, '307; J. Reeves, D., IA ; W. c. Law
ton, Ind, /.
Fourth Ward. Virginia-For Justice Of
the Paced. o. Addison, u, 1852; F. A.
Sawyer, DIS. For Constable-A Ash,
u, 1923; ]. Reeves, D., 100. d
Gold Hill, First Ward-For Justice Of
the Peace-W. N. Hall, w. oil; j. l..
Greeley, D., 173; VIM. c. Davol, Ind,
90. For C~onstable-W. Began, u, 374;
T. O'Connell, D., 1874. -, vn
Gold Hill, Second Ward-For Justice
of the Peace-W.N N. Hall, u, II; J. L.
Greeley, D.. "a - W.. C. Dayol, Ind, 80.
For Constable-Wm. Began, u, 1872; 7.
O'Conneli, D., 81; w. H. H. Lee, Ind, l.
American City-For Justice Of the Peace
e. Strother, u, 40; n. Burns, D., 20.
For Constable %; Keepers,
Is; Boyden, %.
s.a. State Returns. r.
LANDER COUNTY.
AUSTIN. Nov, 8, 3r. N.-Tho follow
ing is the vote polled in this city yeSter.
day:
Ashley, 1896; Mitchell, 3l6,for AS
s~emblymen. Work, 1856; Hayden, 4l6;
Hinckley, 800; Williams, sss; all
Union. Democrats Willard, 32l +;
Gally, 1888; Marley, 3ls Lamerow, 2s6.
One Union Justice and one Constable
also elected. The vote at Yankee Blade
was: Ashley "a; Mitchell, 81.
.s-ri . DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Genoa-Ashley, 95 Mitchell, 8.
Frday's-Ashley, 10; Mitchell, none.
RsMgRALDA COUNTY.
Aurora-Ashley, 60 majority; whole
Union ticket elected.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
Star City-Ashley, SO Mitchell, 10.
Unionville-Ashley, &c; Mitchell. 3.
Lima-Ashley, 10 Mitchell, 7.
Etna-Ashley, II majority.
LYON COUNTY.
Dayton-Ashley, LAG Mitchell, So.
Silver City, IS majority.
wAsHoR COUNTY. rfrs..
Washoe City-Ashley, l36; Mitchell, SO.
Ophir-Ashley, So; Mitchell, l6.
aN oRNSBY COUNTY.
Carson-Ashley's majority, l66.
THE RESULT IN CARsoN.-To say that we
have met the enemy and he is ours, Is enough
to convey the fact Of our having gained a
victory over the noisy hosts Of the " Democ-
racy," but the figures are needed to demon
strate what a complete rout the enemy has
sustained. Here are the figures:
TTx,o Nnp MAJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

Owns UP The Union of this morning
thus confesses the corn. under the caption
Of "Beaten: :"
That is the word. We own up. We
went in, did the best we could, and have
come out as has been our fate for some
years, with the worst, of it. gor r7t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08
Births.
NEW TO-DAY.

FLIEDNER-m Gold Hill. 7th Inst. to!tho vito
Of George Flledner, a son.