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Government Sale.


Government Sales
EXTESsIVE sale Of Blankets. Bedstesds,
Queet sware, &c..w n be sold al Auction 81 the
Medical Surveyors Warehouse No. Is Market
street, Nashville, en-
Tuesday, October II, 1855, at 8
O'clock A. M,
$4,000 Blankets,
5000 Iron Bsdstesds,
$685. Canvas lots,
200 Buckets,
S,009 Knives and Forks,
$500 Spoons.
400 Small Tables,
Is Cooking Stoves,
Ranges,
IS Csldrous,
zoo Looking Glasses,
And variety Of other Furnishing Goods. Also,
Oufeusware and glassware, consisting OF Plates,
lItehers, Dishes, Tea Pots, oiMugs, Bowls, &c,
and large asso. tment OF TinHare.
narA large part OF thess articles are entirely
NEW. Cztslogues will he furnished on appl'caten
hOBERr FLETCHER,
Surgeon snd bvt. Col U. 8. Vols
Medical Paryeyor U ;. A.
C. B. Nichols, Auciioneer. locto-li
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Cotton Lands to Rent

.,orp HUNDRED ACREs 81 frst-rs'e Conou
isni j. oderei Or leel ~ re oo1lns year
1,..Fe-.i Aprly ID ]. ]. AHERNAlkr.
c-sste Aochrll, Tenn.
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Tena. Marine & fire las. Co.

A Tameeung Of the stockholders Of the Iennes-
a see Marine and Fire Insurance Company, On
der the new charter, held this day, the following
gentlemen we're elected Directors for the ensuing
year.
Jos " Alien, 6 N togg,
Ios Vafrr X K CnestLau,
Jpo NJ HIu DAnl F Carter,
John Iohnsou A G Adams,
DWeaver. Saml Nanleer,
" NJ Cooke.
And ct a meeting Of the Directors, Jos Allen Was
elected Prsaident, and W Butler elected secretary
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9aasemtrts.
New Tba.+

New Theatre
CORNER OF UNION AND SUMNER -,
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t,i.-s,i E g.. O. tls engagement Of the ssss.s.
A-7-'4'l Dung STAR OF ne Wfsr $50 a
MISS KITTIE BLAEoz.,
F,Nc ~ ~, 'qPeaI In her -reaf iups-s1-l'N''
Aonday Evening, Otiobu 9Th ~
l Ellos presented ,as tssuafli. ,on,r..
b'aHehon. the Crickst
Fi-ill2l-- --..--.-.--.......-..... Ms Kii...
oe1ugto ne extreme le.esb. Of DE-. 49,
constitute Che entire performances. '''' A OF
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q. N'c,tirE-CliAsaE 90 Trzr-On AID ers-u..
,..t,,- + 2, tne doors tvii be oueaod n 81 .f
'''' '-i''1a VII rise a. - preoiseiy -','
Scale q Prices.
F1ifste Boxes so 90 T-ess Cf,-rs
o,..s. 81. ~. .--,-- 90 Parquaf.e -
S ~ .1a thsfrs-- , Co Gd.Srv sl
et.orea Gallery -
IA >e..fs can be secured &c tss rbs,,r.
nl- GU 3 pm without EXTRA chsrre. IVA
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The Boston Commonwealth appears 90
think The use Of money might have induced
Connociicut 10 vote for negro suffrage; and
&C. beratcs its allies for not goipg 70 Boston
FOR IT, 10 SAYS:
We have known the State Committee Of
Connecticut 10 storm Bost n, hat In hand,
for dcllars by the thousand, O. csrry some
contcmptible ofics-scckers into place but
hero. When the dr-unies 90 a contiueut may
be affected by the result, not n cent was
asked. nor a speaker invoked, to lend sid &c
/ the greet object.
What becomes Of the haastcd ADVANTAGES
Of general education in the ''laud Of steady
habits" if the voters there ere only b be
gotten 60 the polls by bribery: Is il posi-
hlc that in the midst OF common schools and
a general diffusion Of intelligence votes are
bought like merchandi-ce Surely, the
Commonwealth does injustice 60 the people
Of Conucciicutt
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Eizht Emlsslons Cared

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b. clrn a. NEht EuIaalu1si ala =
ssrrre fn1t uulerat1na truatng ~ . L
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II .l'farart STATES. Who have speui -Qa -. /.
Isr. sni srs r1T veil cured 81 70 81 -.
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any FrY, anr viii eve ne CAT, -. 800
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Buggies, BdrOHches, and Carriages.
"A r. Gre the 7. eular Agents for one Of the bet
W Manufacturing Companies 10 the RoUh, and
will x ep cons 'antiy on hsnd complies stock Of
the above goods
We can and will mdersell any South Of Mason
and Dixuus lane.
GEORGE SHELL s. R co.
Gen'l Auct. ard COM. Merchants.
oeiIE - 4 ~ College uueet.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-16

LATEST PROM THE EAsr.-W. II. Burial;
corner of C and Union streets, Virginia,
this morning received a large quantity Of
most beautifully illustrated pictorials from
New York and Boston ; and also Harpers
Monthly for November; Demorest's World
of Fashion (; Peterson's Lady's Magazine /;
the Round Table /; and all the other East
ern papers, magazines, NOVELTIES, etc.,
which he is selling as fast as his clerks
can unpack them. Newspapers m bit ;
magazines from one to three bits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-16

Two PERRYs IN THE FIELD By q
private letter from New York, we learn
that on the appearance Of u California
Mrs. H. A. Perry on the stage she re-
ceived an intimation from the other Mrs.
II. A. Perry. who claims to be the only
r u and old original Mrs. H. A. Perry,
and bases her right to that title on the as.
sertion that Mr.. H. A. Perry was united
to her in the holy bands of wedlock before
he left for California, to the effect that if
Miss Agnes Land persisted in using the
name Of "Mrs. H. A. Perry" she, the
only original Mrs. H. A. Perry, would
serve an injunction on her to restrain her
from thus assuming a title which belonged
to her alone. Thus the matter stands at
present.-Dramatic Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-16

Special neerinE Of Town Trustees.
The Town Trustees met in special ses-
sion a. Judge Halls Office. last evening,
pursuant to adjournment. Present
Messrs. Aylsworth, Gushing and Goliath.
Absens-Messrs. Herrick and Gray.
Mr.. Gushing, of the committee to exam
inc into the matter of Capt. Plaistead's
bond, reported that the committee had
made an examination, and recommended
that a new bond be issued 70 Capt. Plais-
tead in lieu Of the old one (No. 22) and
at the same rate.
Mr.. Goliath moved that the report be
received and the recommendation carried
out. Carried. The old bond was for
S2.S94. The new bond will be issued for
the amount Of the old bond at the time Of
maturity, with such amount added as will
together with interest at two per cent. per
month, make five per cent. On the $2,Ss4.
The above are the terms on which the old
bond was issued.
Mr.. Goliath moved that a bond be
issued to NJ. NJ. Cook s. Son in payment
of the note gwen by Yellow Jacket Hose
Company No. l ard endorsed by the
Town. The ote was given for S2,l73,
with interest at one per cent. per month.
The bond to be given "ill be for the
AMOUNT Of the note &c date, with ten per
cent. added. The bond will draw two
per cent. per month interest, and will be
drawn payable in one year. This interest,
together with the ten per cent. added to
the amount Of the note, will be equal to
about three per cent. on the present
amount of indebtedness.
The motion of Mr.. Goliath was carried
and the Clerk ordered to make out a bond
in pursuance to the motion.
Mr.. II. E. Starr appeared before the
Board and asked to have the tax assessed
to Gilbert Douglass RENTED. The tax
was assessed on personal property, and
assessed to Mr.. Douglass when the latter
was not a resident of the town.
On motion, Mr.. Gushing was appointed
a committee of one to examine into the
matter and report at the next meeting.
There being no more business, the meet
ing was adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-16
this O fact :


DISTRICT CoURr.-Before Judge Rising:
Original Hawkeye Company VS.. Uncle
Sam Company-case continued for term
upon plaintiffs paying costs. Burke VS..
North American Company case tried
and submitted to Court. Brewster VS..
North American Company case dis
missed. Luth vs.. McCluskey jury
waived, and trial set for goth inst. Cor
nelius VS.. Collins, ct ABSTRACTION dis
missed as to some of the defendants, and
Judgment for plaintiff ordered. Coppers
vs.. Howard-cause on trial by the Court.
Before Judge Burbpnk Piper VS.. Cor
son-jugment for defendant. In the mat
ter Of the estate of A. Male, deceased.
report of Administrator approved. Gre
govich VS.. Uncle Sam Company-cause
on trial before a jury.
Before Judge Mesic!- Bachelor VS.. 400
mining Co.-cese continued. McCluskey
VS.. Harsman-a jury waived and trial by
court next Wednesday. Sand Springs
Salt Co. vs.. Hill-case dismissed. Car
penter VS.. Blanchard-case to be tried
next Wednesday by the court. Whitaker
vs.. Stille-case dismissed. Recess till one
o'clock p. ".
CANDLES DRua SroRB.-Mr. Z. A.
Gamble, long and favorably known in
Gold Hill as one of the very best drug
gists in the State, has removed his store
to the fre-proof room formerly known as
the Bank Exchange, where he has on hand
a very large and splendid assortment OF
chemicals for our mill men, besides drugs,
medicines, perfumery, and everything per-
tanning to a first-class drug store, in al
mos. endless quantities, fresh and pure
from the Bay market.
RIoHr MAN IN THE RIGHT PLAcB.-We
like to deal with a bright, sharp, ready
and reliable business man ; and we would
not give a ginger-snap for any other.
John J. Valentine, the efficient Agent oil
the Overland Stage Company, in Virginia,
is a man of this stripe, and any correct
business man who has transactions with
him can detect it in q minute. MIR.
Valentine is certainly the right man IN the
right place he can have our valentine for
that at any time.
AUCTION SALE.-On Friday morning.
at 10 o'clock, there will be sold at public
auction, at the Gold Hill Theatre, a large
quantity of bar fixtures, liquors, chairs,
tables, pictures, and a splendid lot Of
painted scenes for a small theatre. The
sale is positive, and bargains can be OBJ
tanned.
LECTURE THIs EvgNINo.-Don't forget
the meeting this evening at Odd Fellows
Hall. Rev. H. D. Lathrop, President Of
the Literary and Scientific Society, de-
livers the opening address and paper o.
the season. The lecture will come Oh, nc
matter what the weather may be.
REcoRpRR.s CouRr.-Before Recorder
Meagher, Virginia, this morning: Jobr
Richard Doe, arrested by officer Higbet
for being drunk and disturbing the peace
forfeited bail in the sum Of Sll rs.
DIsIxcoRpoRArED.-This morning, be-
fore Judge Mesick, the Dunn Gold and
Silver Mining Company's articles Of in
corporation were dissolved.
CoLD.-The air is cold and sharp to
day, and a snow storm is APPARENT!
brewing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-16

The EASTERN ELEcTIoNs.-ln speaking
OF the Eastern elections, we especially re-
fer to that of New York State; and in
considering its meaning; We do not at all
agree with the Bulletin that it is an ex-
preston in favor of the Government. It
is the very reverse of that. General Slo-
cum was the pet of President Johnson,
and was put forward, as the Tribune long
ago intimated, by Thurlow Weed, Weed
supports the Administration in every
measure which can be acceptable to rebels
or Copperheads, but especially in its stud
led maltreatment Of those staunch Union
men who dwell in the South, and in its
view that the late seeded States have lost
none of their rights by rebellion. The
Tribune was General Barlow's frmest and
most reliable support. The Times, which
is but a Presidential pimp, supported
him feebly, and with faint praise. Ev-
erybody who reads TO any extent knows
that the Tribune is bitterly opposed to the
Presidents plan Of reconstruction ; that
il even goes so far as to favor negro suf-
frage 1t the South. On this point we dis
esree with the Tribune; for if the President
or Congress has the right to dictate to any
Southern State upon the question Of suf-
frage. we see no reason why that dictation
may not be extended to California or any
other State. One State (all being sover-
eign) is certainly as much the master OF
this question as another. But the New
York election shows that, in spite Of the
Tribune's extreme radicalism on the negro
question, which might have been left out
Of the campaign without injury to any
one, the people do not sustain the Presi-
dents plan Of reconstruction, and that
they disapprove Of the haste by which he
is making citizens, Congressman, Senators,
Governors and Legislators out of rebels
and administration Independent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-16

IRELAND AND JUsTIcE.-A fierce strug-
gle for the mastery in Ireland seems ineVi.
table at no distant day, in which England
on the one side, and Ireland aud Justice
on the other, will meet in deadly strife.
Who that hates tyranny will not aid the
latter: Where is the true American heart
that will not beat in unison with Irish
patriotisms God speed the day when
British misrule shall cease in Ireland, and
when the last red-coat on Irish soil shall
be driven into the sea.-Copperopolis Co"r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-16

BULLION. There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill office. this
morning, I bags of bullion. weighing
400 TBS, worth, per assay, $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-16

Movlxo A TowN.-The MERGED Herald
learns that the town of Aurora, Nevada,
which was at n time as large as Stock
ton, is now being moved to Montgomery
and Blind Springs, Mono county, Cal.
Nearl the whole Of the town is purchased,
and now on the road to the above points.
Exchange.
Ia this n fact
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice.
u,HE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS
i for Storey county will examine candidates for
teaching In this county on the 18th and 18th days
Of December. The examination to be held at tho
office Of the County superintendent OF Schools.
No. 81 South B street, Virginia city. The cxami'
nation will commence at ~ o'clock Of these days.
All candidates for certificates Of qualifications
will DO required TO pass an examination In the
following branches, viz:
Isl. photography, Reading, Writing, Mental and
Written Arithmetic, the Elements OF Natural PM
losophy, Geography. Objecr Teaching and Gram
mar.
mar and mixed schools, will BIO required TO pass
an examination in the following branches, In nd.
di,ion TO the above, viz: History of the United
States, Physiology, Hygiene Chemistry and Book
keeping.
81. Candidates for certificates to teach In the
Virginia Grammar School, will be required TO
pass an examination in the following branches,
viz: Algebra, Geometry, Natural History, and
In the Gold Hill mixed school, Algebra and
Natural History will be required to be taught, In
addition to the studies enumerated in classes l and
9, Us above.
the following rules, adopted April J, 1865, by the
State Board of Examiners for the government oil
the County Boards Of Examiners:
lst. II shall be the duty Of the County Boards
of Examiners in each county, after they are regu'
Iarly organized by the selection OF u Chairman
and Secretary, TO hold such meetings ~ may be
REQUIRED 10 examine oil persons who may apply
for certificates Of qualifications to teach In the
Public Schools. The time and place for such
meetings TO be fixed by vote, or by Gull OF the
Chairman Of the Board and previously pub
lished. :.
2d. II shall be the duty OF ench Of these Boards
10 conduct all examinations in a fair and impartial
manner, and to test thoroughly the knowledge OF
all applicants for certificates OF qualifications IN
the various branches required TO be taught In the
different grades Of Public Schools, and 1t Is recon.
mended that the questions and answers upon all
subjects be both oral and written. .
Sd. II shall be the duty OF each County Board
of Examiners TO decide in regard to the htness
and ability Of applicants to communicate instruc'
tions. and TO regulate. govern and discipline
schools.
4th. It shall be theduty Of said Boards 10 ascer'
tain, upon reliable evidence. that such applicants
nro true and loyal citizens Of tho Government OF
the United states; and, further, with the appro'
baton Of each member Of the Board, It shall be
their duty to grant and subscribe certificates OF
qualification. as directed in Sections II and az OF
an Act 10 Provide for the Maintenance and SUI
pcrvision Of Public schools.
Extra credit will be given for credentials OF ex'
perience or success In teaching.
By order Of the Board Of Examiners.
D. NJ. GEIGER, Chm.
7 W wprTcuER, Scc'y. nos I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-16

CONSISTING OF A TWENTY-FIVE horse
" power ENGINE, a BOILER, forty inches
In diameter and IL feet long, two friction Reels,
n six.inch Mining Pump. with pipe, bob and
pump gearing also, the frame Of the holstins'
works, with sheavcs, ETC., oil In good working
order. The above machinery will be sold cheap.
and can be seen at work on the claim.
For further particulars. apply to
nod If ROBERT APPLE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-05-10

for the first six months. increasing the
dose as the patient seems to require.
tits fust rate wa to court the girls
mother a leetle on the start, fur ther IL
wun thing woman never despises' and
that liz lsetle good corrting. if it is
done strictly on the square. After the
fust year yu will be well acquainted and
will begin to like the bizness.
There is one thing always advise, and
that is, not to swop fotographs oftener
than onct in ten days, unless yu forgit
how the gal looks. t.
Okashionally yu want tu look sorry
and draw in your wind, as tho yu had
pain; this will set the gurl TO teezing yu
to find out what ales yu.
Evening meetings are a good thing tu
attend. 1t will keep yure religion in
toon; and then if the gal happens to be
there, b aksdent she kan ask yu to go
home with her.
AS general thing l wouldn't brag on
uther gurls much when l wuz courting.
II mite look like yu knu tew much.
If yu will court three years in this wa
awl the time on the squair, if yu don't sa
it is leetle the slckest time in yure life,
yu can git meshered fur a hat at my ex-
pense, and pa fur it.
Don't court fur mummy nor buty, nor
relashuns these things are jist about as
the kerosene lie refining Dizziness, liable
to git out NV repairs and bust at any
mint; court gal fur fun, for the love yu
bear her. for the vartue and Dizziness
there is in her; court her for wife and
mother, court her as yu would farm fur
the sire myth NV the soil and the per(eck.
shun Of title; court her as tho she want a
fule and yu nuther; court her in the
kitchen and in the parlor, over the wash
tub and at the pianner; court her this wa,
yung men, and ifyu don't git a good
wife the fault wont be in the counting.
Yung man, yu kan rely on Josh Bill
lings, and if yu kant make these here
rules work, jist send fur him, and he will
show the thing is did-it shant cost yu
a cent.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-05-10

CoURTING.

Courting il luxury, it is sallud, it i
Ise water, it IL the pla spell of the soul
The man who haz never courted, haz
lived in vain; he has lived blind man
among the landscapes and waterskapes;
he has been & def man in the land Of
hand .orgins, and by the side Of murmer-
ing canals. Courting IL like two little
springs ov water that steal out from un-
der rock at the foot ov mountain, and
runs down the hillside by side; singing
and dansing and scattering each other,
eddying and frothing and kaskading, now
hiding under the bank, now full ov shad-
der, till bimeby tha jiue and then go
slow.
am in favor ov long courtin; it gives
the parties chance to find out each 9th.
er's trump kards, and iz good exersize,
and just ez innercent az two merino
lambs.
Courting IL like Strawberries and
cream-wants to be did slow, then YOU
git the flavor. I have saw folks git ac-
qualnted, TALL in love, git married, settle
down and git tew work, in three weeks
rom date. This IL jist the way some
folks larn to trade-akounts for the great
number Of almity mean machanicks we
hev, and the poor job they turn out
Perhaps it ia best if l should stait some
good advise tew court with final view
to matrimony, as it wuz.
In the fust place, young men, yu want
tew GIT yure system rite, and then find a
young woman who is willing to be cour.
ted on the square.
The next thing is tu find out how old
she il. which you can dew bv askin her
and abe will say she is nineteen wears
old. and this wont be far out Of the wav,
The next best thing is to begin mod
crate; say once eyry night in the week
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-05-10
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