Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-22

NEARLY BROKE HIS NEcK.-A "con-
stitutional democrat" returning from
Carson City, last evening, in a buggy,
came near breaking his neck in front Of
the Gold Hill Exchange. His head was
very much swelled by reasons of m
Gus rotations Of democratic whisky, and
in attempting to get out OF his buggy, the
heels being the lightest, the laws of gravi-
,ation took his head toward the earth
foremost. by way of the rear-end OF the
buggy, and he came down square upon
the cravel-stones with his bald = pate.
doubling up like a jack knife. By reason
of being full Of whisky. he was righted'
uniniured-but he certainly would have
broke his neck if he had been sober. On
being set-up, he a~rticulated for some
thing straight"
SrALLED.-The poor old hogs back Of
Sacramento river was nearly dry last trip,
and no boat, express matter, or passengers
succeeded in arriving ut the city OF mud
or sand banks. AS a sequence, our mer-
chants were without any San Francisco
advices this morning, and more than one
cursing the miserable spirit that withdrew
the cars from Freeport. Go it, We money
bags, labeled Stanford X Co. Rio Vista
will cook your goose ere many months,
and Sacramento will be in its proper status
a COW pasture.
PIONEER SrAGEs.-0n and after this
date. the Pioneer Stage Company's coaches
via Placerville route, will leave Virginia
as formerly, viz at l o'clock p. ": and 4
o'clock 2. VI. The recent interruption
was caused BY a change of stock from one
route to the other. The stages via Dutch
Fla, route will leave as usual, viz: 4:lo
o'clock Pm Both routes are in excellent
condition, although the Placerville route
il, as heretofore. the fayorite-and de-
servedly so.
II YOU want a prime cigar, or wish to
purchase a good meerschaum pipe, tooac-
co, stationery, or anything IN that line, 60
10 +. Bloomfeld's store, opposite the
Eclipse Stables. Mr.. Bloomfield has just
returned from San Francisco with a stock
of the best goods he could find in the
market, and he can supply his customers
with not only good articles, but sell them
cheap. See his advertisement.
CHANoE OF PRoPGrEroRs.-Mr. Ayls-
worth has disposed of his interest in the
Gold Hill and Virginia line Of %omnibusses
10 Messrs. Haub & Co.. who will hence
forth run the same for the convenience o.
travel between the two places. Our ole
friend Ned Douglass drives the machine
and will ever be found an amiaole ano
accommodating driver.
A Coon PLAcE.-Any gentlemen de,
sirous of an hours recreation, can hnc
some fine billiard tables at the Washes
Exchange Saloon, South c street, Vir
yinia, and besides find the best Of wines
LIQUORS and cigars. Messrs. Flint & Co
have charge of the saloon, and run 1t II
excellent style.
ARRIvALs.-By Pioneer s,ages-M "
Sterling, Mrs Sterling, Mrs Prendeville
Mrs Driesbach, Miss Long. S Mayors
.John China, Mr. Smith, W Richards, Mr.
Richards, VI S Page, b Smith. W Ford
7, Preston, Mr. Emory, Mr. Pearson, fou
passengers.
observation-disclosures, the old Washo
actor, takes a benefit tonight at M1si
Hall, en- which occasion a huge bill
attractions is offered. and Bray, Brewer
Chapman, Ward, MCGOWAN, Tuers' E:
telle. Wells, and several volunteers WI
appear.
WILL MEEr.-The Gold Hill Guarc
will meet. this evening, at Olympic hal
A full attendance of the members Is u
sired. Regular meetings OF the comPan
every second and fourth Friday OF eac
month.
BvLIIoN.-Wells, Fargo & Co., shippe'
this morning, from their Virginia Office
bars of bullion, worth, according to ASA
Sl4,240 % and weighing SSl pounds.