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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

Where are all the great water-fetch
companies that proposed to cataract Lake
Bigler upon US within year from long
gone date: Non est. What a metamor-
phosis of the earth's surface there would
be, if canal Of clear water, of Truckee
river size-in ordinary volume-could be
brought over the big groupings in Viz
ginia. The desert would be covered with
roses or weeds. On the alkai fiat, at the
foot of the Six-mile Canon, they are rails
ing potatoes and grains, with an irrigation
exclusively from the chemically impreg-
mated water that trickles down the gorge
to that base. It is pity that at the be-
ginning Of flush times in New Virginia a
vast aqueduct work was not started. And
it is pity that our Conssitution-makers
have so written it in the organic law that
town and county corporations can not aid
a railroad or water works enterprise. Is
it. not yet q proper and hopeful subject for
estimate by our citizens,-the cost Of in
Producing pure water in large quantity
It would tend more to make our cities
permanent homes for families than any
one practical accomplishment that could
be named. Our barren mountain sides
would be clothed with green, apd to the
natural and ever-enduring salubrity Of
our atmosphere would be added the con-
GLIDING guarantee of high health and
strength. In all our comparative poverty,
we might think and calculate on this item
Of local benefit and advancement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10
California Politics.

The Union men in this State, who, TO
further the ends of cliques, have manifested
desire to coalesce with Copperheads,
have mistaken the loyal sentiment OF the
people. The Union man who is ready to
take snakes by the hand is mistaken in
the character and grit Of the Yankee nation.
He will not succeed in his designs. This
experiment was tried on small scale at
Grass Valley on the first of May, when the
Copperheads undertook to elect mongrel
ticket. The Union men of Grass Valley
nominated a straight-out-ticket, and left
the snakes to enjoy the beds they have been
making the past four years. Low, Sar-
gent, Phelps, Pixley, or any other man,
cannot be elected L. S. Senator by frater-
nizing with Copperheads at the Union
primaries. Let either Of them try it, and
they will learn by practical demonstration
what we know now. The loyal chord
cannot be touched by miscegenating with
Copperheads. The will of the loyal people
is emphatic that Copperheads remain dis
franchised from holding ofice-and any
set of men VINO attempt to divide the spoils
with them will be branded by the people
as no better than Copperheads. Our in
dignation boils at the suggestion of asking
Copperheads to come into the Union
primaries upon the promise that they will
be good and loyal citizens, and hereafter
support the Administration. The sugges-
ton ought to excommunicate any Union
man. The test at the Union primaries
will be Did you vote for Abraham Lin
coin :" Those who did SO vote should be
allowed to participate and none others;
There is quite difference in this test and
the one did you assassinate Abraham
Lincoln :" We are not yet so magnan-
imous as to consentto vote the same ticket
with the snakes. We are willing they
shall wear their own skins and propagate
and miscegenate with their own species.
Our forefathers hated and despised tories.
Their sons hate rebels. Tories were dis
franchised and expatriated. We are in
favor of expatriating and DISTINGUISHING.
so far as public opinion will act in lieu OF
law, traitors and their sympathizers.-
!Marysuihs appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10
SUBJUGATED.

The thought of conquering, subjugating
the people of the South was the one held
up as abhorrent in the extreme to the
Southern mind, and only to be entertain
ed when considered as an utter impossi-
bility. Randolph perforated on the horri-
blefutility ofthe wish, whoever entertained
it, to break the spirit of the people of
Virginia, the chivs of Richmond. And
when he God-speeded the rebel bullet
destined for the taking of Lincoln's life, he
desired it to be understood that Lincoln's
life or death was nothing in view of the
assured triumph of the Confederacy. Well,
the spirit casing of secesh has been broken
in, like an egg shell, ard the foulest es-
sence is found within. In the first place,
it was not necessary to conquer the entire
people Of the South, in order to subjugate
the black hearted rebels. OF several mil
lions of black faced men, very few had to
be conquered; and the city has yet to be
taken, whose inhabitants manifest such
general hate towards Union rule, as COM
pared with Jeff. Davis supremacy, as to
render it necessary to, in any manner re-
conquer the place. New Orleans was the
worst locality for instances of defiant trea-
son, after the taking but their harmless
expressions of "unsuhjugated" temper
came from the lower deeps of indecency.
Most of the inhabitants of captured towns
and cities do not seem either to realize the
heightened idea proclaimed by the authors
of the Rebellion, at the commencement OF
the war, or they were quite ready and
anxious to change masters. The substance
in all this froth about the unconquered
and unconquerable, amounts to this:
Many State prison convicts are incorrigi-
bic. The penitentiaries of the South will
be full for the next ten years, under true
administration of justice-crowded with
the fading flower of chivalry, and the
gibbe,s of Southern Jail yards will bear
abundant fruit. The ignominious end OF
many an unconquered son of the F. F.'s'
who happen to escape present warrants
will be precisely this: they will, on some
spree.nisht, perform the ordinary chivalry
act of killing a Niger, and the Justice that
has been with military, subjugating power
carried to the South will hang the muir
derer. That will be the terminus and
mortal exit Of many of the cowardly
wretches who now HE home from the Pa
ci6c coast-more oblivious than their
drawer brethren (who have massacred at
Fort Pillow and elsewhere) Of the change.
the regenersting change wrought in South
ern society. We must insist that the
rebels have been subjugased, and the peo-
pie of the South politically liberated and
redeemed by the operation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10
Sheriff. Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
ID sued out of the District Court OF the First Ju-
Icial District In and fSr storey sSaHy sIate q
of tain nortgagcd premises hereinafter described
upon decree rendered In said Court on the 9th
dag OF May, 1855, duly atteSted on the YIN dey o.
May, 1865 and to me directed and delivered on the
same day, In favor Of VI. korn and L; korn, CO.
partners under the name and style Of korn Bros,
p alnts, and against NJ Barnes and S. VI. Barnes,
A. D. Paul d. l.. Bliss, and W. II. Baker, co-part-
ners, under the name and style OF u. Paul q
Co., defendants, for the following sums Of money,
towlt: That the Sheriff. out OF the proceeds Of such
sale retain his fees and disbursements on said sale,
and out OF the proceeds Of said sale 10 pay the sum
of SlS2 90 costs and disbursements Qncludng coun.
costs, and that after the payments Aforesaid, the
said Sheriff. out Of the proceeds of said SALE pay,
irst-to A. D. Paul & Co., or their attorneys, the
1--WE per cent. per month from date of Judgment un-
I'll paid and second-to Korn Bros or their attor-
neys the sum Of $S9 So with Interest on S6l2 at the
rate OF four per cent. per month until paid al pad
In United States gold coin. The description and
particular boundaries Of the property authorized to
be sold under and by virtue OF this Decree SO for az
the same can be ascertained from the complaint
filed In this cause, are as follows, viz:
All that certain town lot situate on the lower part
Of Gold Hill, to-wIt: Commencing at point where
the northwest corner will interSect the lot owned by
the Petaluma Company, and the Main street OF
Gold Hill; thence running southeriy along tnG Hne
Of Main street one hundred feet; thence al Tlgnt-
thence running hortherly one hundred feet; thence
al rchtangIes 10 the place OF beginning, together
with the appurtenances known as Barnes Hotel,
and all things thereunto belonging,
Notice is hereby given, that on M0NpA1. June
the 5th, 1866 between the hours o. ~ CLOCK 4. y:
and o'clock M viz: at II ". Of that day, In front
OF the Court House doors, in the city Of virginia
county Of Storey, State Of Nevada, VIII sci, TIE
SAIL Indictment and decree Interest, counsers fees,
costs and accruIng costs, to the highest and best
bidder for cash, in United States gold coin;
o'0NS' ' &c. CLARK,
Sheriff of Storey county, Virginia.
By join VI. NEAL, Under Sheriff.
VirgIDJa Nav O. 1875 myl0 u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

SCAN. MAo.-Yesterday morning, abou
nine o'clock, man rushed furiously into
the station-house and asked the services
OF an officer to arrest some man who wa:
abusing his wife. The officers then hur'
ried up to the open bar on K street, be-
tween Front and Second, where a large
crowd Of persons had assembled, only tc
learn the following story: The man and
his wife had come up from Rio Vista or
the mornings boat, and had taken lodg'
ings at the saloon in question. The hus'
band had gone out about eight o'clock III
the morning. and, upon returning, discov'
cred some one of Sacramento gay Lo'
tharios under circumstances well calcula.
ted to arouse his ire. The outraged
husband dashed at the despoiler OF hi:
honor, who, eluding his grasp, fed into K
street, almost in the condition of the Geor'
gia Major, and dashed down the alley pas
Ebner's Hotel, pursued by crowd utter.
ing all manner of catcalls and other noises
No cards and no arrests.-Sac. Union,
May 9Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Virginia Union of this morning.

From the Virginia Union of this mornlng.l
New YORK, May 6.-The Tribune's
special saws: All attempts to disparage
the weight of the testimony in possession
of the Government duplicating the leading
men of the rebellion in the assassination
plot, will prove futile. When Stanton,
several days since, announced that the
plot had been discovered to stretch from
Richmond to Canada. he spoke from re-
cord. Judge Holt has since reached a
great mass of evidence and knows it to be
Of crushing weight.
MONTREAL, May 6.-Beverly Tucker
and George n. Sanders have suddenly
disappeared. 1t is reported that they have
gone in the direction of Halifax.
Government of the State of Virginia.
New YORK, May Ex-Governor Pier
pont is arranging all the preliminaries prior
to going to Richmond to assume control
Of the State of Virginia. He has been as
sured by the President that he has recog-
nized him as the legal Governor of Vir-
ginia, and will sustain him.
Mexican Affairs.
The Commercials special says: The
Mexican Legation is circulating printed
pamphlets, containing forms of emigration
and land bounties given to those who go
there.
Retrenchment'
All but four of the forts about WASH
ington are to be dismantled, their garri-
sons withdrawn and dismissed, and every
thing appertainins to this extensive branch
of defensive warfare is to be put upon a
general retrenchment.
New Orleans and Mobile News-Fire
in Jersey City.
New ORLEANS, April 29.-Fears are
entertained of more destructive overflow
here than has ever occurred.
Mobile news of the 9th says the rebel
rame Nashville and Morgan, and five rebel
steamers, are at Demopolis. There are no
troops except guerrillas between Mobile
and Demo2olis. The liberalization in
the rebel army and navy in that region is
very great.
New York, May 6.-The Erie railroad
car mandatory, at Jersey City, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss about
$4,000.
The gunboat Florida arrived to-day
from New Orleans, bringing the pirate
Reed, and other officers of the ram Webb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10
SPLENDID SPECIMENS.

Every day. here and in Virginia, our
attention is called to samples of rock bro
ken in newly explored sections by the first
prospectors OF the season. Of course the
explorations have not been thorough, or
such as to justify, perhaps, any more than
a second and fully equipped examining
and testing expedition, before any very
large ou,lays for development are made.
But the locality of the specimens are au-
theuticated by the oaths of aye ancient
miners" who chopped them from the
cliffs, and who do not expect fortunes
hou the sales of their locations, unless
subsequent work actually pronounce their
discovery valuable. Not only silver, but
gold. copper, coal and other minerals are
denoted by cropping uubs brought in and
exhibited, with as close description Of
source and native surroundings as posi-
BILE in this naples State. So large have
been the number Of brilliant specimens
exhibited to US with the offer Of gift,
that we intend having cabinet construc-
ted TO which we shall invite contributions
and inspection. If our Virginia cotem-
poraries would do the same, we have no
doubt they would rapidly fill their shelves
with the evidences of the immense wealth
of our State. And if such large merchants
as Gillig, Mott s Co., Feusier s Co.,
Black s Co., and others, would fit up an
alcove for specimens, they would beauti.
fully ornament their places Of business,
and, we think. render them attractive.
without producing annoyance or confu-
sion in their selling hours. We have tried
20 get up such an enterprise as a City
Cabinet here, without avail. Perhaps if
these suggestions are followed, private
collections may one day be granted to-
ward the making up Of superb cabinet
for city or State. Any party here or in
Virginia who will fit up a neat receptacle
for specimens shall have due notice Of
their readiness and desire to receive and
label published among our items.
At present there is cabinet at Geo.
Lewis's saloon, in Virginia, and Hastings
& Co., Bankers, have an elegant case,
which needs filling or replenishing. The
labels should bear distinct and full re-
cital Of facts in regard TO locality, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

To BE SENT BAcK.-Last year Storey
countyborrowed from San Francisco six
glass ballot-boxes, to be used at the Sep
TENDER election, with the understanding
that if new ones could be obtained from
New York, Storey county should pay
their cost and if not, the ones borrowed
should be returned. The authorities of
San Francisco have just sent word over
here that Storey county must send the
globes back, as no new ones can be OBJ
tanned in the East. Our authorities will
accordingly return the borrowed ballot
boxes, The new Registry Law rather
dispenses with the necessity Of any further
use for them here at present. In fact, the
days of ballot-box stufing and political
corruption is at an end since the mask
has been removed from modern Democ-
rncy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

DoUBrFUL.-The Washington CORES.
pendent of the New York Tribune says !,
has transpired that many Union officers,
distinguished for service and gallantry,
whose terms have expired, have yielded to
flattering overtures made by responsible
parties, and accepted commands in the
national armies in Mexico.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

APoLoerzEs.-A morning journal that
has been exhibiting contemplate spite in
vulgar abuse of one and most unjust de-
probation of other players recently acting
at the Opera House, promises to-day that
it viii cease to make itself ridiculous ito
use a very mild term for its past conducD
in this respect in the future. We are glad
TO hear this; for we have hoped that the
gentleman who felt called upon to write
the rselanguage which has by that paper
been applied to the very credisable per-
formances at Maguire's during the past
week, would find it impossible to conceal
his shame at his prescribed style of crisi-
cism; and although in his apology he
arrogates TO himself not only superior
knowledge of what constitutes good
acting" but all the honesty and candor Of
Judgment and expression on the subject
that is to be found in this latitude, we
readily pardon the Miniature that must
have a new direction for its venting.
Mr.. Pauncefort is capital actor. He
is much more than good low comedian.
His acting of Hamlet was satisfactory and
very pleasing to the audience who listened.
We have heard many of our acquaintanees
mention his playing in that character with
praise. He appears tonight in Rob Roy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

A Precious RELIc.-How grand and
solemnly impressive is the following ex'
tract from President Lincoln's Inaugural
when read, as now, in the light Of history
Appealing to the disafected people Of thu
South, he said ...
I'm your hands, my dissatisfied coun'
trymen, and not in mine, is the moment
GUS issue of civil war. You can have nc
conflict without being yourselves the az
pressors, You have no oath registered in
Heaven to destroy the Government, while
/ have the most solemn one to preserve,
protect and defend it."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10
THE WIRES

The wires over the mountains are work
ing very poorly to-day, and up to two
o'clock we have been unable TO obtain
sny later dispatches, either overland or
from California. Ii it is possible, before
going to press, later dispatches will ap-
near in another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

No RIGHT TO CoNPLAIN.-Srangers and
Others who apply at the mouth Of tun-
mel or shaft for permission to enter and
examine the workings of a mine, should
not feel insulted if refused their request.
There is but one proper mode of obtaining
visiting access to mine that is, by pro-
curing pass from the Superintendent or
President. FoIemen have their orders, in
accordance with this system. Make a
note on Z. ....r --.........- .....-....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

A WISCONSIN paper says that the oldest
man in the world is now living in Gale
donia, in that State. His name is James
Crele and his age is one hundred and
thirty-nine years. He has lived in. Wis
consin more than century, and was first
married in New Orleans, one hundred and
nine years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

And in accordance with law, and an order Of The
Board of Trustees made on the 50 day OF April 1902
SO many shares Of each parcel OF said stock aB may
be nee essary, will he sold at the auction rooms o.
Edwards Oney & Co.. No. 6G Montgomery street,
on MONDAY, the I'D day OF May, lSo5, at tne noor
of 70 O'clock NJ of said day, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs of adver-
'iS'iiS I'LL" '~p'"'- c. v. S. GIBBS .secy.
myIo I'd Office $40 Front street, San francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

VERY LIxELY.-Capt. Thos. 6. Muir
ply, writing from Buffalo Springs to the
Virginia Union, closes lengthy letter
concerning Indian ,hrea.eningS by remark
ing that if he is not killed he will write
further particulars. 1t reminds us of the
Irishman's story of his cousin, "who
whit to say, and was drowned, and never
wrote 70 his father afterwards"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

STATE SrANPs.-We notice that many
of our business folks seem oblivious of
the fact that State stamps are required on
most interchange papers. That is so +;
notwithstanding the lack Of gum on our
Controllers snsravinss reminds US of the
chap who, in early postage stamp days,
when the same deficiency was noted with
that article, pinned three cent picture o.
Ben Franklin on q sealed letter for his
sweetheart, with this surrounding inscrip-
lion: paid, if the darn thing sticks"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

NreoETs.-Bob Apple has struck the
bedrock in the Alpha! He found the
best and pretsiest nugget. I.s weight is
ten pounds-and Bob is one of the hap
piest men alive! May he find many more
before he reaches the Omega. G. W.
Aylesworth, the President of the Gold
Hill Town Trustees, has also found one Of
the blessings. Our town is in q prosper
Gus and thriving condition. May the
Heavens continue to shower down all
their choicest blessings, This country
ism. God-forsaken. No, sir!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10
ExchanEo Gold and silver

Exchange Gold and silver Mining
Company palmyra District The annual meet
BOARD of Trustees for the ensuing year, and the
action Of other business Of Importance, will
be held on FRIDAY, May 18th, 1865, at 9 o'clock
P, NJ, at the company'a Office, In Gold Hill. By
order of the Board of Trusieeh
n. G. MANNING, Acting Secretary.
Gold Hill. May 3, 1865. uyS ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

emigrsnt" who had been some.
what roughly dealt with by the "wid
cat" gentry of Virginia City. thus ex-
presses his opinion Of that lively town /:
"If Gabriel happens TO light at Virginia
City, they'll swindle him out Of his horn
bsfors be can make . sinRls d-n toos.-
QreviRl pepN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

RoADs.-Good work is being performs
ed on the street road in Gold Hill and
Silver City. Virginia, where is thy Street
Superintendent Let 8 have the new
pavement, BY order Of the new city Gov.
05umSnt. Hal 81. -... ''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10
NEW TO-DAY.
7, # II TT H r .

LIE 7 II r r 3
Remaining Unclaimed I'm the Post ONCE
at Gold Hill, Nevada. on the lUlh day
of May, A. d. 1850.
To obtain any OF these letters. the applicant mus
call for Advertised Letters and give date OF Llsi;
If not called for within one hlohth tueS VIII W
sent to the Dead Letter ONCE
Black, David Meepan, Martin
Rrown CbasH Meredith, VIM A
Cintc Cbas o Melton, Geo W
Sorter Iobn 7, Mardon, Cornelius w
Sro,ves Rant Mills, s Belden
nonobOo Miss w Mitchell, Samuel
ESward. Mr. McGuinley, Daniel
EIsm;nc Alex O'Flaherty, Tim
80 On n Pereval, Jas n
rorIa Eronci. Reed, CIV
SeIhS}n Tbos Reynold, John F
GnrIev yrohn Schroeder, Henry P
UonJsrson VIM Sutter,
ILL., Tnbn Swift, John
Hi TbosA Sheehan, Daniel
Harold IohnR Shanessy, jos
u"..,S.;n. VIM Stuart, John D
In,,,o,t IIonzo Stone, John B
JooLson nm Tidd, Miss A NJ
JncSSon Vim w Thompson, Alex
Incohs Henry Turney, VIM
Karchuer. Edward Van Camp,
Iii. peter Wright, Reuben
Mead, Miss Maria Winans, AC
MeIsinp Gusteve White, John
Marchant Mill Co. Young, Al
Foreign List.
Antonio yenerando do Wilfr5d Prefontatne'
Silva, Fehx fneEien'
] A Scharetz, ,,,,,,, ,,--.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

Gold Hill, May 9th, to the
wife of George W. Aylesworth, son.
APPLE-In Gold Hill, May 9th, to the wife Of
Robert Apple, son. R-S. +. papers copy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

"NoBoDY ever lost anything by love, "
said a sane blocking man. That's moi
true" said lady who heard the remark,
"for once lost three nights sleep"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

"SAM. are you one of the Southern
chivalrya" "No, massa, Ise one OBJ de
soudden shovelry; I shovelled dirt at the
Dutch Gap cGnsl." -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-10

GEO. RYER.-This old-time California
actor is playing FallStatf for season at
Albany. n. 7. 'E,- .-.-,
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Jewer 4 Shepard MInIns Company.

ALL PARTIES TO WHOM THE ABOVE
n Company Ia Indebted, are requested 10 Isnd
In their accounts for the purpose Of being Sudtsd
by the Board Of TruIteeL
WV. q. BAKER, sse'y.
otacs tOr The present at Ds1ayb Drug etess.
Geld HUI 0VIW