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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-24

SIMPLE BUT NOT PROMISING. - The
London Time, has discovered a sovereign
remedy for Fenianism. It proposes that
Queen Victoria shall occasionally make a
tour through the Island to show herself to
the people, because, says tho Times,
" there is great moral power, and a sort of
sacramental efficacy in the mutual recog'
milton of sovereigns and their peoples"
In other words. the Timer proposes to con-
ciliate the Irish people in the same way
that nurses sometimes pacify children-by
promising TO take them to the circus or
m~enagerie. Now the idea Of conciliating
a republican class Of people by the exhi-
bi,ion Of a monarch, is an original idea,
and worthy Of the Timer inventive genius.
VIII the Time, explain why sovereigns
never venture among their dear people
without guardsi Conoiliate, indeed ?
Why the exhibition OF a British sovereign
in Ireland would be just about as pacify-
ing to the Fenians as the shaking Of q red
flag at an Infatuated bull. The Irish per-
haps have no personal ill-feeling toward
Victoria, but she Is the representative Of
British monarchy, British cruelty. OPP
preston and tyranny toward Ireland for
centuries. She represents the power that
destroyed Irish nationality, that has i'm
poverished the country, and that to-day
brushes the Irish people beneath her des-
potic heel. No. it is less, not more, of
monarchy that Ireland wants. II Eng
land desires to pacify the Green Isle, and
to save itself from the apparition Of Fe-
nianism, let it say to Ireland, as it lately
wanted our Government to say to the re-
bellious States, go in peace"
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RLE CANT
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

Fine Gold Spectacles,
y New style Bye Glasses, e ra.rr
Very Powerful Opera Glasses,
Optical Goods Of oVery description.
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ON
I the Pacific Coast. For Ealr low by
LAWRENCE & H0USEWORTH,
3t1and 3l9 Montgomery st., San Francisco.
postage. poam9
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10. rs,
Sexton l. Superintendent
-oP-
MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY,
Also Of the Catholic.

THIS CEMETERY is SITUATED IN THE
| range of mountains back Of tho County Hos'
pItal. overlooking the city Of Virginia. The
Sexton and Superintendent being Oh old pioneer
Of the city, and knowing the wants VI thc commu.
nifty, has decided the Cemetery above described,
under an Act Of the late Legislature, In trust. I'M
I'll such time as the same shall be incorporated, TO
secure n resting place for the dead, md 10 afford
TO the friends Of the deceased the consolation Of
knowing that under This trust this Cemetery can
never be disturbed, sold, or used for any other
purposr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-24

TIN.-Tin ore mines are being success
fully worked, in San Bernardino county,
California. Tin mines have been discov-
cred in Idaho.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-24

CoLpAx delivered his trans-continental-
trip lecture in Indianapolis, on Tuesday
evening, October 3lst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-24

The New York Sun expresses a convic-
ton that we are soon to have war with
England.
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FRArgRNIzINo INTHNsBLY.-We notice
that in this town and Virginia every Irish
man is drinking lager beer. and many
Dutchmen are wearing the green.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-24

B1sHoP KIr, Episcopal Bishop Of Cali
fornia, is expected by the incoming Pana,
ma steamer He does not enjoy good
hsal.h-sxespt in Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-24
I. THORNTON.

It was rich when Harry Thornton was
here to see a lot of old Copperhead bum
mers get round him and commence to talk
politics. Harry wouldn't converse |"
with a man that didn't understand that
the South vas whipped. He declared
with emphasis, Eve were whipped"
He had his idea how it was done-"They
outfought u.s." No palaver, or excusing,
or qualification about Harry's talk. Right
out, honest Injun. 1--WE fought well :
the other side fought better" 1--WE got
a little the advantage occasionally Blu,
they got a clear advantagei in the long run
and kept gaining until they beat us out
of our boots" He appeared astonished to
find people in Nevada apparently uncon-
WINGED Of the fact that the South was
licked and the Institution Of Slavery gone
to the devil. It was even refreshing to
hear him talk in the midst of the unbe-
lieving C~opperheads. He says he has had
enough of politics as they were; and for
politics in the future. he supports the Ad-
ministration that is in conquered power.
He and a few others swore they'd bust
the Union /; they themselves got busted
instead; he's paroled, has worn to obey
the constitution and laws, and is going to
keep his oath. That's the way Harry
talks. He says Joe McK,bbin sent him a
demijohn Of whisky across the line. All
things were amiable till the fight came.
Then it was tough. But all comes back
or down to the point: " We're beat, sub
iugated, cleaned out; we will give up the
battle, accept the profered terms, and act
hereafter as properly as we know how
This wouldn't do for a Copperhead speech
Of this last past canvass date. All will
have to come to this. Then the stay-at-
home Secesh will tell us that they have
been of this mind all along. But they
will lie; while Harry speaks the truth
out of and upon a verifying experience.
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A MONUMENT is to be erected to Mrs.
Sigourney, the poetess, by the citizens Of
Hartford. A deserved tribute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-24

MBREsT INCIDENT. - Brigham Young
lost one of his wives, lately.
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UPoN the announcement Of the election
of D. X. Ashley, as delegate to Congress
from Nevada, his friends in Monterey ex-
pressed their qualification by firing q salvo
in honor Of the event.
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To Px.-ws have received it. Singh
Yea, verify.
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FEMISrNss.-There are four grass-wid-
W in Virginia City to one married lady
80 the last Directory-tsker believes.
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MUSIC HALL.

PROPRIETOR nALIER
Musical Director. II. II. Oldfeld
Leaner. Iinhler
Stage Manager. ID. NcGownn
The management take pleasure In announcing
to the public that the following company of al
tlstes will appear every evening In n classical and
varied performance (void OF vulgarity):
CHAS. Z. COLLINS,
The Original Cure and Champion Clog Dancer.
a.....f0. JOS. MABBOTT,
Tho pleasing Ballad Singer.
".. JAKE WALLACE,
The TalnbouriniSt and Banjo Solo Singer.
BILLY SHEPPARD,
The Ethiopian Comedian and General Performer
MISS JOSEPHINE,
The Champion Female Jig Dancer.
JOEY LA FORREST,
The Pleasing Songstress and Fancy Dancer.
MISS CARRIE CHAPMAN,
Tho Favorite Actress.
Mrs. Snm Wells, johnny Tucrs,
Ned Ward, II Foster,
+ II II Oldheld, T. Zlmmor,
Mr. R~ippinGhRm, Chas Shultz,
VIM Perry, Andy Petro,
Making In all the most Powerful Company OIL the
Pacific Coast.
ADMISSION:
To all parts OF the House. Fifty Cent.
Boxcs. " and % w
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CALIFORNIA VIEWS
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Compleee priced catalogues sent to any rddres,
INK &c. no6m2
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EDITOR,

GOLD HILL, NEVADA:
Friday Observation-Disclosures "a, 1855.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-24
JUST ARRIVED,
Tho Beautiful and Fascinating Actress Date Of
tho GaIties Theatcr, New Orleans),

NV oAhA hS"hHA ~ ahSe
MISS ADA FLORENCE!
The talented Ethiopian Comedian and unrivaled
Character Dancer,
OTTO BURBANK!
The wonderful English Champion Clog Dancer,
Gate Of Bryant's Minstrels. New York;
M o . s!
Together with
Al. Talbot, -..r, Mr.. John Allen,
Miss Emma Miles,
The Fascinating Danseuse anu Actress
HAT. Kelly, d. Berlin,
G. Kayanansh," s'' p. HeIser,
II. NJ. Westwood, j. Shultz'
aa.r &. York, and
WALTER and MISS FLORA BRAY,
Performers rarely concentrated in one Es'Hb.
lishment.
s-3S Sensation Dramas, Burlesqucs. OperHs.
Comedies, Farces, Ethiopian Sketches. Songs,
Dances. ChoruseS, etc, etc, will be produced In
rapid succession.
Admission, Scot
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This FayOrite Place or Amusement
IL now open.

The House has been thoroughly renovated. re.
painted, and an elegant Reception Room added
for tho comfort and convenience OF our patrons.
The Company will consist OF the following tai
ented ArtlsteH; -r-.-..
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NEW TO-DAY.

THANKSGIVING DAf,--".Dec'r 2, 1850.
Committee Of Arrangements ~
LIcut Commoford, Lieut. Sullivan,
Corpora al Shen, Sergeant Lyons,
Private Colgan, PrtvaIe torrestet,
Sergeant Daley, Sergeant Commoford,
Private Leary,f Private Fitzgerald,
Private Cooley, Corporal Pheian'
Private McElroy, - Private Hanley. 3
r Invitation Committee.
.. VIRGINIA..
Ma. Gen. vanBokkelen Brig Gen INV Theall'
CnDt q q Warner, Col Chas A sumner,
Hon A " Baldwin, Capt John Cahlll.
Hon Caleb Burbank, George Birdsall,
Lieut. w A Bourne, Hon w Clagett'
Lieut. Sutterley, Hon J d aBher' ID
MIR williams, sJCC Clark, Esq, %
Nal Sam Wasserman, Hon John CollinS'
L Hermann, Esq. John Piper. Esq,
AIBurke, Hon H G McDougall,
John Spring, Hon murray
CJ Hiilyer, IT Goodman,
John ,Nugent, Esq. Jacob Young,
Hon b Q Whitman, J Brown
Snml Ferguson, Lieut. Ingham,
Geo F Jones, ga John Shaw.
Thos Peasley, Hon John james,
II Mccarthy, VIM walsh,
Hugh Kelly, Mulenhyr
r. Paddock, II Kerrin,
lanes Root, w Cutter,
Hon F A Tritle, RT Smith,
Thos Sunderland, John Gillig,
W Tbaycr. Samuel Curtis,
Col Eyre, r II Rhoades,
James Malone. Moore,
,John A Paxton, James Rennie.
COLI HILL. ..
Mai Tbeo A Hale, John B Winters, Esq,
p Lynch, .H J II Mills,
NAH Ball, Hon d Wood.
W w Bishop, Murphy,
Thomas Carson, u Goliath, .
smith, T O'Connoll.
SILVER CITY. -.
d II Lcnry, Callahan,
j Meade. John AcConc.
CARSON.
Gov II q Blasdel. Hon A Curry.
Hon G " Crossinan, Hon c n Sotcware,
Hon L Nightingale, Alfred Helm. EHq,
E0n C VI Brosnan, Hal Clayton, ESQ.
Reception Committee.
fred Resets.
Sergeant Commoford, Private Hanley,
Priuatc Forester, Private Bride.
Floor MRnaGera. 81 -~
white Rosettes.l f-a .
Sergeant Lyons, Corporal Phelan'
Private Fitzgerald.
Floor Dlrector...--..CAPTAIN CAtIIIlI.
Dancing to m Mt 81 o'clock. no24
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H. w. kEYES.
General Undertaken,

VCllCA Oh OAAuASA 1<SHANAS
No. 26 South C street, Virginia, has on hand the
only stock Of . -..r
Cases, Fine Mahogany Cofins,
Cofin TrimmlnGSt etc.,
in the Stutoi
Also-METALLIC CoFFINS OF nll kinds. got
up at shortest notice. Also, large asSortments Of
Silver.Plated and Metal Mountings, Grape, Glover,
Robes, Fringes and Satin Innings, etc.
Particular attention paid 10 SHIPPING
BODIES. and Funerals attended 10 with
promptnesS. r ... 90
Remember the old stand
No. 40, south q street,. Virginia,
, K. w. KEYES.
+. S.-Hearscs aud Carriages will be in roadl'
ness to attend Funerals all over the county and
vicinity.
r. w. KEYEs,
No. 26 South G Observation-Disclosures,
Wishes TO inform his friends, and the public gen
orally, that he has on hand O com
plete stock Of
Furniture and Furnishing Goods
Bedding, Carpets. Blankets, Sheetings.
Crockcry, Wooden and Willow
Ware, ETC., etc.
thank my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage. and hope, by strict attention
TO business, to merit y continuance Of the same.
- Remember the OLD STAND, No. q
South c street, Virginia.
no2i If II. w. kE1ES.
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ADJUSTMENTS. ETC.
Maguire's Opera House.

MELODEON
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CUP StaIrS.)
IHTHERE ALL DEATHS IN THE CITY
w are Registered, and Permits granted for
Burials; also, Removals of Bodies from the city.
All Orders for Interments in the CITY Cemetery
promptly attended to: also, in the Masons' and
Odd Fellows' Ground. ~
All persons arr liable TO q fine and imprison'
ment who bury In or remove from tho city Il body
Of a deceased person without q Permit from the
President Of tho Board Of Health. no24 II
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THE OYSTER BAY RACE.
70 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD


In the majority Of the districts where over four hun
red votes poed A. the November election Of 1894
ths boards Of registry continued their session yesterday
In tho Others however, the boards adjourned in the
morning. for the reason thai they were unable TO
ascertain the exact OF their districts owing 10 the
changes made, they were without pow 10 act At the
last annual election, whenhe registers held days
scsson In newly organized districts wherein the vote
pollcd was without the slgncst doubt the four hum
dred though not known to b. actual prcsenta-
ton Of figures the Comptroller refused 10 pay the boards
for session on the extra day This prcc dent decided
many yesterday d adoarn The registration yesterday
was very light comparison with that Of the previous
day The greatest difficulty bad with our foreign
born citizens. who either failed TO bFkg their
-papcrs with them had lost them A
somewhat amusing incident occurred at one Of the up
town places where Iishmsn appeared and desired to
have his name put down On replying In the negative
TO tho inquiry " lac native born citizen, he was
told thai he Gould not bc req,ered without the produc
ton OF bis naturalization papers During the conversa
zion II was noticed that he hid something behind his
back supported by string GoDng across his sh0uipr
and held by his right hand Receiving tn information
svty should have prouInce hcmS Haven't voted
theee twenty years and not " question me yeu
The REGISTERS informed him IN their poltest manner
that they could not help lit was the law well,
there, then look at IL "a your hearts content" and
wheeling around he exhibited the requisite document
mounted frame and glass, old and dnsy, and faded
with age He had evidently removed " from the walls
M his room where 10 had te diving duty us highly
priced ornament and brought H. frame and all to cstab
i,sh his claim OF citizenship.
The following 10 statement u the number OF those
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WAsHx0row, Oct. Is, 1855
PRESIDENTIAL VISITORS.
Hon. George A. Kelte, OF Massachusetts, and George
smyth, Hon o. Q stearns and several other railroad
men, OF New Hampshire In the city, and for
may introduced President johnson this forenoon by
Mr. Chandler Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury The
visitors were gratiaed by the cordial reception Mr.
Chandler's Introduction secured for them.
PARDoSs.
The President to-day granted Pardons under the am
nesty proclamation to hundred and twenty eight
persons distributed among nearly all the recent insur
gent States.
THE PIEDMONT RAILROAD.
The Piedmont Railroad taken possession OF some
months since by the agents Of the United States govern
ment under the impression that built by the Con-
ederae States and justly conscatabe under the acts
Of Congress. Governor Pierpoint, Of Virginia, and
Dr. Powell, Of North Carolina, have succeeded
in satisfying the authorities that II built by the Dan
vile Railroad corporation and passed out Of its
possession. The rebel government offered TO advance
million dollars for its construction taking the bonds Of
the Danve road therefor; but the offer declined.
The Piedmont road will therefore be delivered to Its
former owners
TIE REVENUE TAX ON LIGHT DRAUaHT MONITORS
Several Of the builders Of vessels known light
draught Monitors have lately represented to the Navy
Department that they called upon TO pay internal
revenue tax upon the construction Of their respec-
tive vessels which they think Is erroneous as
some Of the builders OF the class
Of vessels have been exempted. As the contracts
which fixed the prices OF these vessels signed
March 2, and the act fixing revenue taxation
passed March the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has decided to the builders from its operations
requested
MILITARY INSPECTION THROUGH THE SOUTHWEST.
Colonel Babcock, Of General Grants staff, left Wash
ngton this evening inspecting tour to Cincinnati
Louisville, and perhaps other cities Of the Southwest.
THE SEIZURE OF ARMS By THE CANADIANS.
Mr.. J. j. Noses Of the firm Of Hall Moses Co.,
Columbus, Georgia, desires 1t known THAI he is not the
Moses alluded to by the HERALD in connection with the
late seizure of by the Canadian authorities and
that while he engaged in the manufacturing iron
sc, he never either exported imported or had any
business connection outside Of the Southern States dur
ing the
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never retracted or qualined this solemn excoai.
munication. In the pardons he has granted,
Few or many, It is just 10 suppose he has
done bis duty But in any event. pardons are
yannies as long rs the national ban hangs over
me men. These are grand official facts Until
I.hey are converted by other and higher official
Iacts shall not cherish Feeling Of apprehension
much less alarm. The President is of democratic
origin he knows the power of the people.
VIII not desert them. He never. from the
centre Of sea Of blood like that which surrounds u.s.
oever over TO the enemy had conquered the vctor
gus nags borne In so many glorious contests II God
spares u.s. the Vaccinations of the assassins Of liberty
cause VIII triumph, and shall seal this great
test on which we enter with the seal Of
permanent prosperity and peace the blood Of
gothers sealed the glorious struggle the battle field
ne re Deu will rise from nations rather than choirs
peace "
General Banks spoke one hour and thirty minutea
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SS;.s WIN ss%TSiis asSpSs', SPassass 4 : Sls:irs
Hernandez conpos 7 Ra,nesel AryqeIss Vanguard;
Recads' vwarss. cama,s' Tesa. Mrs Gsedwin. sis
ter and two children.
DEPARTURES.
9,ss ss c Roman 81 Efapsps Holman IN
anavncrn schroeder N Wat, John Hudson, Fred Reu..
W Thosurp Sr ;ervsa Mrs. shIerssr ss Ss Boys
sa sa so Graesssns and ~ s'o War ts wife
snd child MIS-. Ellen Mallory, NJ, Hancock. child and
bnv, Daniel Bnss-wi,h others 10 the steerses.
LivtRrooi,-s eamshp Persa-rrancscc ARGOS, @ sbrig
Mr. 9ason pSsrs s.se. n. Skinner ana aaash
,e9 Jonns. Martin nsm Ino n Psssr ns and Mrs
R Rsas and f' s AMI i ss "p'q b@
ai saTss2' Mr. and "; = Wood , + l,',n p,EJ
Mg Ssfs Ms spsg. Z cmoS M ss Nor
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john S's %, &c fss' sss ss s VI .. w
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John iIars John aend and h " capp.
ss''p MIS- Nj ssS asan as
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Rsynsd syas b Jssa Thomas t sra JOIN
paytsea geo Nasaa, Gao Syuabury Char 0rpe V zig
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ssss and Wife NJ and Mrs. Wosr srsy
wy children and sern.r Mrs xsrsecs two Seusher.
ssrl: 's .ysa ~. yE Ss 'f Ga .S -
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Ma,l Mrs Robert Mlr, child and infant Jos Rohrsoa
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onslaught ON the Presfdent-Mr. john
som Declared to be Three-quartcrs OF u
Rebel, &C., DC.
Boston, Oct 49, 1885,
Wendell Phillips delivered lecture before the Boston
Fraternity last night.
The lecture attracted large and enthusiastic audience
It's title was 'The South Victorious" Mr. Phillips
declared that President johnson, in his speech to
the delegation that waited upon him from South
Carolina, and who appealed TO him for protection
against Congress and the harsh spirit Of the Northern
States had ranged himself with the half converted rebels
ana made himself three quarters Of rebel In order that
the rebels themselves might be one. quarter Union
MAJOR General Banks Mr. Phillips denounced q va
grant mounebank, laden with the OF every loyal
man IN Louisiana and Massachusetts,, and yet Mrssa
cnusetts men we're going to send him to Congress
Mr. fnillps IN speaking Of the endorsement Of Pres
dent johnson by various republican State conventions
said;-The republican party does not exist There is
spectre walking ovor the country in its shroud,
Dut there no such party II has existed since the
Baltimore Convention when 1t buried in the will OF
Abraham Lincoln. deny the existence of any political
force entitled the republican party
The lecture OF Mr. Phillips occupied one hour and a
hali IN its delivery, and nc is advertised repeat II
the Cooper Institute in the city OF New York. week