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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-08
County Tax Collectors Office.

County Tax Collectors Office.
STOREY COUNTY. STATE OF NEVADA,
- August y. 1865 Notice is hereby given, that
the taxes assessed on the proceeds II the mines
for the Quarter ending June 81, 1865, are now
due and payable. and that the law with regard to
their collection will be- strictly enforced.
Oace No. g South d street, Virginia City.
F. O'FERRALL,
aus II County Tax Collector.
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BLOOMSBURY ACADEMY.

THE next Term of This Insiituiion will
begin on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
1865. I he regular prices OF Tuition range
from S5 so 10 81 so per Term OF Eleven
Weeks, to be paid at or before the middle
OF the term.
The usual extra charges will be made
:or German and French, and the various
Ornamental Branches.
II Is extremely impouant that the pupile
who shall attend ihe School should be pres
ent al lne beginning of the term, or as soon
after as possible, in order TO start regularly
wnh the ciass. In all cases tuilion will be
charged for the FULL TERM, unless otherwise
by special previous agreement.
The Principal has had an experience OF
years in teaching the Languages and high
er Mathematics, as well as the various
! branches of substantial Eagiish Educa-
tion, and will spare no effort 10 secure
rapid and thoronsh progress in his pupils-
REV. H. RINKER, A. NJ.
| August Q, 1866. Pnno'PsI.
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Democratic Convention.


The Democracy OF Columbia county as
,smhIed in Convention at this place on
Monday last, and placed in nomination
fu; ticket to be supported al The coming
general election. The Convention was well
attended ! and composed OF some OF the
very bes, men ia The county. All passed
of smoothly, there being very Ihtls. if any,
slrfs for the Offices. The Convention ap-
pointed Representative Confsress with in
-,ructions 10 support the Senior Editor OF
ibis paper Tor The Legislature. subject 10 the
decision Of The Conference which will meet
Al the Exchange Hotel, in Bloomsbnrs, on
Friday, the slh day of September, 1865.
M. M. TsAUau Esq., OF Berwick, was nom-
mated by reclamation for the office OF Dis
irict Attorney. This nomination is a pop
aIaf one-gives entire satisfaction and will
receive hearty endorsement By the De
mocracy on the second Tuesday OF October
next.
For the cfice of County Treasurer, the
Convention nominated MIR. JoHs STILES.
Of Benton, who was Que Of The FoRTY FoUs
Fort Miffiin victims. This selsclion will be
hailed with delight by all patriotic snd con-
ssrvasiys people of the county, and III be
deemed just and proper rsbuke 10 those
poor miserable pimps and scoundreIs who
were instrumental ia having him incarcer-
aled in that filthy and handsome dungeon
for nothing under Gods heaven butihink-
ing as bis forsiaihsrs thought, and carry ing
oui The letter and spiri, OF that old docu>
rneni which the tories SO much hate-THE
CoNsTiTUTioa.
JoHs F. Fowler, Esq., Of Pine, asiaunch
and firm Democrat, WAS nominated for The
Office Of County Commissioned This is
good nomins;ion Mr. F. knows very well
how Iaxes are earned, and kao~s. TOO, how
to take care Of Fhen. Tits Office is one OF
the most imporiao. ie the people OF the
county aud in Mr. F The people will have
careful and houest guardian OF their in
tefssis
lsAac A. DkwIrT, Of Greenwood, was re-
nominated for County Surveyor He has
given entire satisfaction. and will be re-
elected by handsome majority
For Co. Auditor no better selection could
have been made. This is an Office that
should always be filed by our best men;
good accountants men Of experience and
knowledge of comfy affairs. For this po-
sition LEosARD B. RUrEKr, of Bloom, was
nominated
For Coroner the Convention nominated
WILLIAM J. IKELrR, Of Mt Pleasant. This
isa good nomination. He will be elected
By not less than eighteen hundred majority
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virine of snndry wris to me directed
issnej out OF The Courl ol Common Pleas
OF Colombia county, win be exposed 10
public sale. al The COLLIERY, lately own
ed and worked by s. Anspach. at the
head OF Big Niue RIM Plane, in Conyng-
ham township, CoInnhis county, on
Friday, september 4, 1865,
al O'Clock III The afternoon, the following
properly. to wit: All that certain Lease
hsld Esrare and ColIiery properly, situate
in Cony ngham township, Colnm bia county
Pa. described as follows: All that the
exclusive right and privilege of mining,
dI9gIu9 aud carly lug away coal above anu
below water level In and from all The norlh
dipping veins next nnGerly ING the mann
moth vein on The Locust Mountain tract,
in Colombia comfy, from The 20lh day of
May, Anuo 9on.ini eighteen hundred and
sIHtJ tonr, 10 the lsl day of January, Ammo
Donipi eighteen hundred aud seventy tour,
subject to The paymen of rent of twenty
five cents per ton Tor nine.enihs OF the
amount mined aud Of fifteen ceu,s for one
tenth OF the amount mined; being The
same estate which Gideon Basi aud john
Anspach, jr., BY lease dated the twentieth
day of May in The year of our Lnrd one
thousand eight hundred and sixly-l -lonr,
demised unto Frederick j. Anspach and
James Anspach for the term of len years
from the lei day o1 January, in The year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixIy-ionr, and which the said Frederick 4.
AEs1ach and James Anspach bv agreement
dated he 18Th day Of July, Ammo Domini,
eighteen hundred aud sixIy-five, transferred
aud assigned unto the said Jno. Anspach IT,
who by wiring upon the said lease, en-
dor-ed, elected 10 hold the said Leasehold
estate as separate estate from that in The
land, and declared thai The SAID term Of
years should not me'ge in the fee; together
with all and singular In coal breaker, en-
CINE house, shops, engines, machinery and
fixtures erected, and The drifts, gangways
mines and oiher Improvements made and
opened upon the same. and all The wood
leave, woods, ways, rights liberties, priv
ileges, Improvements aud appurenances
wha'soeVer thereunlo belonging or in any.
wise appertaiuing.
ALSO
Al the same time aud place. II T Rgils,
Bell Wheels, "a Drift Cars, Small Cars
2 Dir Wagons, 3 Pieces of Sheer Iron, a
lot of Shove!s, Sledges and Picks, Collars
and Harness
SeiZsd, taken in execution and 10 be sold
as The properly OF John Ansparh. jr.
SAMUEL SNYOEb, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office
Bloohsburs Aug l6, 1865
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The Democracy, 10 Sale Convention as
ssmblsd last week. in the nomination Of
Col. W. W. h. DAVIS for Auditor General.
and Lieut.. Col. J. p. LINTON for Surveyor
General, gave rs q most excellent ticket !;
one more acceptable 10 the Democratic parry
of the STATE Of Pennsylvania could mol have
been made. The nominees are both lrne
and tried men-men OF talent, experience
and worth. They have been engaged for
the Last three years and over fighting the
battles Of their country, which should be
sufficient evidence OF their patriotism, and
forever silence tie cry OF the opposition as
TO their disIoyaliy. Col. DAVIS was edu-
Gated al The Military Academy at Norwich,
Vermont; read law previous 10 the Mexi.
can war; at the breaking out of that war,
he eniersd the service iD Col. Cushing's reg
iment, and previous to the closing up of the
campaign was promoted 10 Captain. He has
held eeveral very important positions nnde T
the different Democratic administrations.
We have no, the time nor space this week
10 extend oUr article on this subject, bui in
our next We will give i. more attention.
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The WilliamspOrt "DemOerat" vs.. The Ncb
Mountain Meeting.

The astuie and wise editor of the Will
Transport Democrat seems to be somewhat
exercised over the Democratic Mob Noun.
tain Meeting about being held in this county
and says in his Judgment the project is
'ill timed and improper" 1t is insinua,e
that "young men" are The movers IN this
meeting and that they are '.essaying TO be
leaders in The Democratic parry This is
hot, in the main, true, although the q, oups
men" are using their efforts and energies
TO make the meeting an entire success -
We can't see how the holding OF this meet
irg is going TO breed '!anatIcism, (admii-
Ting that ii is CONTAGIOUS or produce any
bad results. Ii is in conformity with lhe old
customs and usages OF the Democratic parry
TO hold political meetings, and that, too, a
series of meetings, which is proposed to
be done in this case. The only difference,
the meetings will all be held upon one spot,
the speeches all made from one stand, aud
the audience SIT upon the same seats. This
may look novel in the eyes of some, and
what makes il so is that, after listening TO
an afternoon and an evening speech, in :
siead oil adjoining with ''ihree cheers and
Tiger" and then going home, it is propos-
ed 10 remain upon the ground until the
next day and listen TO several other speech
es, and SO on for three days. Ia doing this /.
il is hoped that the Lycomi1g Democ racy
may not become in snywise afflicted with
'fanalicism." +" brought abonI from any ef.
fects produced by the Democratic Not
Mountain Meeting. The Democracy of this
comfy would not for one moment have il
ihoneh: that they would do anything so
ill-nmed and improper" as TO cause the
Democratic party of Lycoming county 10
70 lose one single vote No, not they. Ly
coming needs all her Democratic vote. But
IT she polls lighter voIe than was given
last FalFdon'i be so unknd as to charge The
cause to the Columbia county people. In
this county we intend to increase the Dem
ocratic majority as we'll as the vo;e, anc the
holding OF Democratic Meetings will greatly
strengthen The party. We will 60 better
than We did last Fall although We polled
a good vo'e hen under The cncumslances
Mark the prediction
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TO CONSUMPTIVES

SUFFERERS WITH CONSUMPTION,
- ASTHMA, Bronchitis, or any disease
of The Throai or Lungs, Will be cheerfnlly
furrished, without charge, with the rsme-
dY nv The use OF which the Rev Edward
A. Wilson, of Wiihamsburgi New York,
was completely restored % health, after
having Suffered several years with that
dread disease. Consumption. To Consump-
tive Sufferers, this remedy is worthy OF an
immediate trial. II will cost nothing, and
NAV be- the means of their perfect res'ora>
tion. Those desiring the same will please
address Rev. EDWARD A WILSON. les
South Second Street, WillIamsburgh, Kings
County, New York.
August 2, iS66-6T.
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Every body has heard OF ihe man who
followed he isaII Of 'sgrlZzly for several
days, aud mad nearly overtaken the game,
when he suddenly gave up further pursuit
because glhe lrail was getting 100 thunder
ing fresh"
Last fall a party Of amateur sportsmen
started on bear hunt. They found the
Irail, and, after hard days work, were
then rewarded Cor their labor by hearing a
low growl in a thicker q few rods ahead,
when cSe OF The party suddenly commenced
a hasts retreat, remarkine ;hai - he hadn't
los, snS. bear, and he'd pe suoIii ne ronid
hunt for one any longer'
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Card To ihe SUFFERING.

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DDING's nUSsIk sALFE

Heals Old Sores:
Redding's Russia salye curss Burns,
Scalds, Cuts.
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MA RR IE d.

A The residence oi The brides parents, on
The 18Th inst. by Rev. Wad sworh, MR.
HENRy c. Bacon 10 MISS HANNAH l. Wars
ER, Youngest daughter of DR.. S. n. Warner,
all oi Hundington, LuZerne CO.
In F>hinscreek twp, on Thursday. Aug
l7'h by Elder John Sutton. Ma. MARTIN
ALBERTsoS TO Miss MARY CATHARINE, only
daughter OF Henry Eyer.
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Coon ADvicE.-An exchanges gives The
following sensible advice:
Slick 10 your home paper. No mater il
you are poor, remember nons are SO poor as
lhe ignorant, except it be the depraved.
and they too often go together. Keep your
home paper. Remember that, if il is not
so large and imposing as some, IL is the
sdveruser of your netghborhood aud daily
business, and tells you what IS going on
around you inslead of thousand miles
away.
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Frank LEsLIE's LADIgs' MAGAzInE for
September is a most capital number. A
great deal Of TASTE is displayed in The geiling
mp o. this Magazine. It's fashion plates are
unsurpassed By any like publications. The
present No. has an improved appearance
over all other issues. II is the desire ol
the Publisher noteo allow any publication
surPass his 10 any OF the departments. To
The ladies, the fashion plates, alone, are
worth the price OF subscription. The read
ing is excellent, ,-chaste anI refined The
predictions of some of the most talented
authors IN America. Address, FRAsK LIS
LIE, ss7 Pearl Slrsei, New York
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The following excellent ticket was nom-
mated by the Schuylkill County Conven-
tioa:
Assembly Or. Ke ensdy Robinson, John N
CrosIand, Peter F. Collins.
District AttoTney-James Ellis.
reasurer-Wm B. Rudy.
Commissioner Eveet.
Ssuueyor-Geo- w Maichin.
Difsctor-I<aac Orwig
Coroner-Wm. G Johnson.
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The | arty Of Freedom.

II ls within the memory OF even the pres
enl generation that she party which now
by means OF mock elections, controlled by
the power Of The sword is dominent in the
Administration, was, within the memory OF
the very young Inhabitants, shriskIng
through the land the s'baule cry OF free
DOM" Their raIlying cries were for "free
soil, Tree speech, free press'-free every
body and everything. We know that i, all
resulted in free fgh-in '.fresdom"
which finally eliminated in the cry Of
havoc, and in letting slip the dogs of war -
Whatever It's original design, it has iermi-
mated in radical chsngs in our form of
government Nearly all Of the European
mOnarchies have legislative, judicial aud
popular restraints. Our despoIi.m is un-
AimIed and The heavy yoke is adjusted with
scarcely note OF protest from The late parry
of freedom. So tar "a a large majority OF
the press and leaders o: that parry are con-
cerned, the new governmenl derives all lis
unjust powers "from The consent of the gov
erned."
DuElng Inc active operations oi Tue la;e
civil war, military necessity" was the uni
Iorm plea urged as an excuse tor the aus.
pension of the functions OF The civil author.
ity. What excuse now, iba: peace is re-
established, can be assigned for this unmfi.
gated rigor OF the military power? Where
are The shriekers that oncs made conii-
nent ring with their howlinss against what
they alleged 10 be Federal interference with
the Freedom OF elections in Kansas b
"Where be your jibes now?7 Alas 4! for the
party OF freedom! To what base uses has il
come Fort Wayne Times.
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TAxaE is purple hall TO grape, a crimson
half 10 the peach, sunny hall TO he globe
and q better hall 70 man.
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ID l E ID.

IN Bloomsbury OF Saturday evening, the
26th inst, Mrs Sarah A. StaIey after a lug
ering illness, aged 25 years, months, aud
II days.
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WlSTAR'S isALSAM

w I'D G E Z r. = =.
Que OF the Oldest ana mos, reliable rein.
edies in the world for Coughs, Cold,
Whoopins Cough, Bronchitis, Dif.
ficuiiy OF Breathing, Asthma,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Cronp, and every Affection of the THROAT
LUNGS and CHEST, including even
CRD@s@Onlp0AOm,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
So general has the use OF this remedy
become, and so popular is il everyw here,
that II rs unnecessary 10 recount It's viriues.
It's works speak for it. and find uiteraucs
IN the abundant and voluntary les imony of
The many who from long suffering and SET
lied disease have by its use been restored
to pristine vigor and health. We can pre-
sent mass OF evidence in proof OF our
assertions. that
CANNOT BE DISCREDITED,
Testimony OF Mr.. JAMES GRIMES.
a gentleman highly esteemed in Columbis
Co. Pa. and one whose statement can be
rehed upon.
MI. Pleasant, Col CO., Pa MAY 2i 1850.
Me-srs Seth w Fowler & Co., Boston,
Gentlemen About three years ago our
dasgh;er, now twelve years oil age, was
severely afflicted with Group. general
irritation OF the lungs followed, producing
a heciic cough, which became almost con-
slant. swelling of the temples and oiher
indie aiions OF Consumption were also ap-
parent, ard her life was cespared OF by
her physician. Al this critical moment We
were induced 10 give DR.. Wistar's Basam
OF Wild Cherry trlal, ard after she had
taken one bottle we found her so much re-
lieved that IL was thoughl unnecessary to-
continue it's use. SiBce that time we have
used The Balssm il our family in cases of
Coughs and Colds, & I'd believe il 10 Be a
Superior remedy fol- all diseases oi The
Lungs.
Yours with respect JAMES CRIMES.
FROM JESSE SMITH, ESQ.,,
President of the Morris County Bauk Nor.
ristown, NJ j.
Having used Dr. Wistar's BaIsam of
Wild Cherry lor about fifteen years, and
having realized ils beneficial resn It's in nv
family, il affords me great pleasure in re-
commenting il 10 the public as yalua-
bic remedy in cases OF weak lungs, colds,
coughs, &c, and remedy which cousid
er 10 be entirely innocent. and may be is<
ken with perfect sa iety by the most deli.
cafe 10 health"
FROM HON. JOHN E. SMITH,
A distinguished Lawyer in Westminster
Md.
| have an several occasions used DIR.
Wislar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry for severe
co Ids, and always with decided benefit
know OF no preparation thal is more eff
cac ious oil more deserving of general use.
The Bslsam has also been used with ex-
relIent etTrcI by J B Elliott, Merchant,
Hali's Cross Rnahs, Nd.
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Noue genuine unless signed"I BUTTS,
m the wrapper.
FOR SALE BY
J.P. DtNSMORE, No. 49l Broadway, NY.
). w. FOWLE & Co.. Propr etors, Boston.
And by all Druggists
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CUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
Wirz to be Hung on Friday.
Eow Ee Received the Announce
ment.
Interesting Miscellaneous aud
City Intelligence.
NEW YORK STATE RETURNS

Po'phl1p'f,, Ser. Partial return, ipdlc,tc
-ion rain ia duchess County of COO. 81 Assembly
I.stict- Wilbur, Cron, Aoout ga. ist Asseuibly
u.s;dct-Fnmer Union, Oh, sJ majority.
La0aIa, hoB. J.--B11alo gives Wells tho Hepubli.
sandidse FOR Msyor sb1u. Il, II a'o-ity over Fargo.
To" county has also gone Republican by stout GO
bslnitv
Onei-a co.-e.na'or Campbell rIt,p) GhsA! in 10
'osn 1904 The toEna t. come Ia will acd 10 rather
Iau t.u.iui'h Tie majority.
Vr'0fius CO. Ba -io- majority, l.3g; Senator
Co.He''' majority, LGr
E'.h ss6, N'v.I-Ba,.o- has about l5O majority
n the city. and in the cou1'y frcu so TO 1000.
Henry Il. sedsn 1. elected to tho Assembly by 9
Erjo-''y over Miller, urm.! Bronson tDem.) has
''ou. clraicsi.y in the city, for Senator. Parsons
ICn5nl 10 eectsd Senator in the county by 600 10
tl majority.
~ SENECA Co Dem n.i so
IS' Of + : 10, S'o',-' y p ''i,, Ga y A. "'c
rchIrle. Co., comp e.-.-beuL sheriff elected.
e ZEN s,r Q, Atoiley elected. Rep. state ticket
,lb".rr.' 20. .orjiete-sml,h, nen, for senate
..e : " ~, hSI,H'h' rIs l"m' for Assembly, IA
sec -. nth SO aei--fswnin.. i, Dist, ,aout $50
- & i,H I'' N ~, unioa r. ID ndePendeat
tn'o., n 1 % ais Icc'iyel Isi' o.c., snd fne,
'"osNe o.l 'o'eA end Iu.rctt Rep- 4,G.
.f'tt bu tEet sOum ilImai
SHr.'1 i've. BlfloW lg4 maj
NeHt t.cr COUNTY, "a tisi and estir iCted returns
barIJst utJ 1i.ty 500 which 4, A 1 "a On gaiu over
art year o. BOO.
Try, Nos T-Nr. JHmes g. Thorn, "a a editor
q he Troy bailv 'IINsa, h-r been q ctod 10 tha
ei'enisy nom Ills cI,y dis.rot. 1hs Dn'on gain
ttle la about Sj majority. Mr., Tho1 is the FIRE.
D. papa, 40 eec'et 70 the Assemble f.oni Troy
yn ihson' Republican, is elected ss lgtor fon
uls dist43ct
lhss 90 Of Troy gives slocuu. .iou, rs. nal.
:. In Schou rtsiv No tncu ri iorit l. 1, Tor Bar
~, fnin on 'aat wear nj 4J Dora ~ naoIiy In
.e'Avnr,tau! tnuuJ l. l,2O. :. mo. ., lion, =
: lftol, h-' majority Of ~ In the L, ~ - LIns
uiol, i'r Afeub'y m elected b. abb ~ l.W1m'i
" "a .tVut A.
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LOCAL NEWS.
REw YORK AND THR VICINITY.

TIE ELKcTTos YESTERDAY. At mur's5
yesterday morning the roportep Of tho sus boz,
their travels throughou, the various election dllIr .
and from that time until sundown they 'n.,eG" 30
progress Of ArIrs IN the different wards. rye.,.
who're marked apathy was exhibited by vote a ~
bad no dfculty IN deposting their baLo'-, ll-a.-i
very large crowd assembled at any tia!u 70 -n.
Of the distriets. In some Of the love- vsrls tfoo
we're oooaslonal ouiburs Of snthuslOsm in favor u
tsnstoriA or Assembly candidates; IN. te i'-'
this very little interest wa excited. lls
registry Law worked vory sstfisc.ordy' ent
very ftv persons fsll diGsaisfsl at The lu-
spectou for declining TO receive the bAl!eI Of su
unregistsIs cd voter. In several ins.snce' worry
warfare took place, which was LWys eaded b. tie
Inspectors quoting tho Law in support OF their pos.
uon caring but ittls for tho ruaiei tmper Of u,
individual who deslred 10 vote without having o..
tended 10 the preliminary matter Of resstratiOu.
Wi.h few alterations ths nov Regstry Law VIII
become ono Of the tni taeEuarda to the ballot bg1
ever introduced in the election laws OF any state.
The her yesterday all that could be desirea
for an election dsv, although chilly ths atmosphere
Wa pleasant enough 10 induce the mos spatheto
voter to yiIt lhs gOs ByeTe lO Oelock, Of lSAs Ons
half tho voting vI done; Af,or thai husE vo ere
came up more slowly, uu,n nsM r!ycI, vhs-. .
more nvsl stream Of pVVg.o arrived st tSd GspAlisA
tCsstisNsd an tks I4SSs PaAsJ