Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-04

forever the cover Of a name-charm, an
enter into the folds where true Democrat
was taught, illustrated and maintained
Every Union mar should reason with hi
friend and neighbor, and seek out tn
stranger, that he might in this acceptable
and suspicious time gather the erin,
brothers into the Union party /; leavini
alone with their idols the "erring sisters
(all JEFF. Davis friends were pow sisters
Of modern Democracy. Let these petit
coated creatures "depart in peace" or lie
them bay the moon for a fit initiative ex
ercise Of their transmigrated faculties
Orders and s~ocities, there were many bu
the all-embracing fraternity of freemel
had a title to-day it would g~loriously ant
triumphantly bear until the Republic
should be no more, and that title was thu
"Union Party Of the United States"
FIoHrINe.-The Copperheads Of Storey
are like the Kilkenny Cats at this time
being engaged in eating each other. One
class of the heightened chaps (the "shoot
the top of your id head off" fellows,
being in favor Of a purely secession nomi'
nation. The others-less heightened
(the "cut you cursed black heart out
chaps) being in favor of nominating men
who have simply a Copperhead idea, and
don't rank in the chivalry class. P:tzel
and ellis are in trouble; but Hank
Mitchell, the Copperhead candidate fol-
Congress. is steering along between Cylla
and Charybdis, and like Shakespeare ole
fellow on the fence, is able "to smile
and smile, and so forth" Go tit suits
the Crooks family; but remember, ye
Copperheads, that if you don't hang to-
gether, which is nov quite probable, you
will all las you ought toy be sure and
hang separate.
COMING AND GoING.-Among the old
residents of Virginia ever well known fol
business integrity is Adolph Hirschman,
who in a few days leaves Virginia forever,
maybe. Hirschman is succeeded in bust
ness by Nye s. Co., who have this morn
ing opened to the public, and who will fill
the vacant place of Hirschman in exactly
the old style. For a long time We have
had business relations with Nye s Co.,
and we feel safe in asserting that the firm
will sell all goods at fair rates, and what
ever they recommend as being good and
pure articles may be implicitly relied
upon. Nye s Co. offer a magnificent
assortment of goods, consisting Of gold
and silver watches, diamonds, silver wares,
bullion goods, etc., to the public, and we
bespeak for the firm a most cordial pat
ronage.
MoRrAL1rY.-The number of deaths in
Virginia for the month of September was
eighteen-nine males and nine females.
The President Of the Board Of Health also
reported three other deaths as having
taken place-the burials thereof having
been in the Catholic Cemetery without
permit or registry. An injunction suit
The City VS.. Reyes has prohibited such
proceedings for the present. We trust
these suits will be decided soon, and if
Mr.. Reyes or any other undertaken vio-
lates the law, we hope the penalty will be
most severe. The burial of parties with
GU, a strict supervision by the Board Of
Health, might be productive of serious
results and lead to the commission Of
many crimes.
SECOND WARD MBBTINo.-The Second
Ward Union Club meeting was not very
well attended last evening; neither were
there any speakers there to address those
who did assemble. The Constitution was
opened for signatures TO those present by
the Secretary and several more Union men
Joined the Club, which now numbers one
hundred and two members. The meeting
was called to order by the President and
the minutes of the preceding meeting were
read and approved. Several gentlemen
present were called upon for speeches, but
each excused himself. There being no
business, the meeting was adjourned to
Thursday evening at the same hour and
place.
REGIsrIR.-This is the last week in
which to register before the coming cleo
ton. There are scores of Union men
whose poll taxes are paid, and who have
not yet registered. 1t won't cost them a
cent to do so. 1t is a duty they owe to
themselves, their party, and their country.
Make no delay. Go to the County Clerks
office, in the Court House building, on Is
street, Virginia, put down your names,
and become voters.
FrREMRN's MEErINe.-There will be a
meeting of Liberty Hose Company No. l
at their truck house this evening at half
past seven o'clock. 1t is the regular
monthly meeting for the transaction of
business, and as matters of considerable
importance will probably be brought be-
fore the meeting, it will be for the interest
of every member to be present.
REaIsrRY.-The County Commission
ers are very busy now in performing their
duties as q Board Of Registration, and
the number registered yesterday will
probably reach above one hundred. This
week being the last chance for obtaining
the right of suffrage before the election, it
behooves all good Union men to register,
and see that others are posted.
New EATING HousE.-In passing the
old office Of the California Stage Company,
this morning, we were agreeably surprised
at seeing the countenance Of our old friend
Charley Brown. who has just opened a
fine lunch stand, and whose tables exhibit
the edibles in the market. Give him a
call. See his advertisement.
CONCERT THIS EvRNrNo.-Let no one
forge, the Concert, by the children of St
Johns Sunday School, at the Church,
this evening, at "a o'clock. 1t will well
repay those who attend.
BuLLrox.-Wells, Fargo s Co., shipped,
this morning, from their Office in Virginia,
% bars of bullion, worth, according to
assay, S47,9l6 o., and weighing 1904
pounds.
The LAsr.-Patrick Casey, a native Of
Ireland, this morning filed his second