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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-27
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nR. ORDAN, PROPRIETOR AND
~ Principal ofthe PAeife Anatomical Museum.
begs to inform the public that he Il In no way
Assume his name. DR., Jordan assumes thiS mode
Of cautioniug the public 70 prevent inposition,
and a. the Anatomical Museum Is a permanent
institution In Ssn Francisco, parties travelling IN
DR.. Jordan's name Will be regarded NJ impoS
toYH apl0 mis-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-27
Notice. !.

uaALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE late
= "A am on Dinsmore 4 AylsWorth, are request
f, "a 20 .nll and settIe with 9. w. AylsWortn. oe-
fore the hrst day Of May next. and aTe eosIx
Amer thar date, suits will be brought for al suen
b Q aebts then outstanding. - A.tS " =
G. W.. AYLSwORTHt
r7fsErI Successor 20 DinsnRs; & AylsWortn.
Dated Gold Hill, April a 1855 ap22 m
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

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III The amount OF assets IL nine hundred and
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". The amount OF Insurance. written during
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Notice.

-re. ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY coNcERN-Ths
------1 Pzrtnership heretofore existing between A
Dlnsnore and @. W. Ayl-sworth. In the Livery
Stable ba1lnsss. In Gold Hill. il this day dpHoved
by mutaaI eoasenL AL moneys owing TO aaid
yfNl eIm arc payable 10 George W! Aylssworth. snd
H q all debss Of said nfm VII oe pail ~ nhn
y. . s..s.=s 49,, GEO w. AYLESWoRTH.
s-s.s s sfs. 81 A.DN8MoGl
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-27
HORSE FARRIER.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT. q
/ fully informs the public that he NN
will attend and bestow n edicAl atten' NN
ton upon all Horses, Cattle and DogS-
which may be entrusted 70 him at his Stable. No.
l57 e street, Virginia, having had an extensive
experience in business for years in the United
States Of America and Europe. T'r
mh29 3m J. NICK. MUNRO.
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5Nntina.

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Tax Collectors Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill, Storey
county, Nevada dated the eth day Of April, 1865,
in tavor Of the inhabitants Of the Town Of Gold
Hill, and against the persons and the real estate
and improvements hereinafter described, for the
sums owing upon each parcel as delinquent taxes
and costs of suit, together with seeruing costs
and expenses OF sale, pursuant TO the law in such
cases made and provided, I shall expose for sale,
and shall sell at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder for gold coin, In front Of the Justices
Ofiee, in said town, on the 9th day Of May, A. D.
1855, between the hours Of l2 o'clock " and 2
O'Clock P. " Of said day, 50 much Of each parcel
Of the following described real estate and improve
mentS thereon, a. viii pay the amount due for
taxes, costs, etc, to-wit:
Lot2 Block l.-..... Range C,
ASSESSED to Swenson & Minifee, due $50 s5.
Also-west 25 feet Of east, 62l feet Of
Lot l2...-.-...-.. Block l--.-..-..--- Range U,
assessed 10 " D Campbell due sl4 s.
Also-eaSt 100 feet Of north, 40feet Of
Lot So Block 8 Range d,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-27

~ 1,NS kSk11I q. P1KxJxfhe t6S.
srfa % ns5 81 - H,s ,hs1ro5s -EoIe
r-n,i. u saIfr..
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A piece parcel OF land "a mining clam) situated
n Gold Hin Mining District, being In length 2nuO
feet and bounded on the north by the Coppers com
Dany'S claim, and on the south by the Caledonia
cOmpany's claim, known as the property OF the Ma
~ Ann Gold and Silver Mining Company, with inn
due, SlkS ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-27

piece or parcel OF land "a mining claim) In Gold
Hill Mining District, being In length from north to
-outh loo feet, lying and o>lnS back Of the Crown
Point and Belcher mine, assessed TO the CopperS
Mining Company, due S3t L.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-27

That portion OF the mining claim OF the North
American Mining Company as Is situated within the
limits OF the town OF Gold Hill. with Improvements
thereon value In all al SO00O such claim and Inn
pOvements being in the vicinity OF the claim Of the
Uncle sam Company, assessed TO said North Ameri-
can Mining Company, due SIS 90.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

with the reb ls, particularly those hang from this
State, and even ir chvalric sister State outh
Caroina-o surrender themselves prisoners o. the
first favorable opportu ty they get
very large number OF refugers, black and white,
came up TO sherman's pres mt lin with his army They
will be forwarded to Ncwbern and Morehcad City. They
followed on IN the Sherman and comprised small
army Of tn mse Our forces in glorious spirits
and a. soon as they Get their new harness on look
out for squalls Sherman occupies admirably located
line and has amply large enough for all his pur
poses The country need have fars for all is going
we'l. The enemy claim to have.one hundred thousand
men In Northern North Carolina, and Lee is said to be
alive to the seriousness OF his sit uation.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

river rhen announced that General job nstou
had left and all hope Jf defence abandoned The oit
zens began 10 secreie their provisions plate Jewelrv &c
Saturday morning soldiers and citizens were hurrying
across the river The enemy had entered the town and
been driven back IA confusion The cavalry on the out
posts we're drawn and ne formed tor tie defence Of
the bridge. The troops crossed 10 very quiet orderly
manner. Just before the last detachment Of cavalry
crossed the steamers ami fats n The lred.
The enemy ID force entered tie town and commenced
hfing upon the rear OF our treating column.
The confusion among the citizens Of course In
tense In f'w moments the streets cleared and
the troops engaged spirited tight AZ long just
a. soon as tie last detachment crossed the bridge
nc d. In few moments II efoped In ianes and
iei with crash that rcsenibed the roar of artillery
Wiytwo pounder MAS posted IN front Uf the bridge
as ,c conlnaud portion OF Hay street and all that
uon oi which plsses through whai call d Campbell
.oh me street wis IN few moments crowded with
mounted men The OF Tie naic- that
Ing The brdge, boats warehouses the ex liant
cheers u Tie invaders the 81 excited females
the halloomg Of thoughess boys all broke upon the
stiffness of lovely morning
The enemy rush triumph ards the bridge heed
less ol dnnger. when solid shot from u thirty-two-
FOUNDER strikes the head OF Their column passes
through H. Then, after monientary pause, the column
closes and on they come The next moment shell is
thrown into Their midst; the shell exllolcs there is
serted. General Hampton then discovered that they
were cndeavorng to reach rcdan To the left OF tie
bridge. To do this they had 10 pass open fed
The gun was moved 10 polnt wh ch commanded The
field well directed completed the eyacii-
alton
large number OF the citizens let among them
Mcssrs Hale a Son, McDuthe M.Swain Hul Ii, Randall
Mcdaniel Colonel Cook, s. johnson, Harden Mcmillan
ami others.
The citizens up TO the night OF the evacuation con
as indeatsablc as ever in minsterag 10 the wants OF
the soldiers
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
Sherman Forced 10 Tortify and Remain


From the Richmond Sentinel, March 25
The Raleigh papers furnish some intellig OF the
state Of affairs in North Carolina From private infor
nation we bel eve that sherman and Schoaeld have
united their forces and that 81 srma has bsn forced TO
fortfy his po iii and art enttrey on The d fensiue
The accounts from General Johnstons army OF the
most gratifying character. The army fine spirits
thousands, and reinforcemcns pouring Tho
press and the people Of the good Old North state per-
forming their duty nobly and casting aside svey ohcr
issue, are sraning every 70 aid IN the defence OF
their liberties The Raleigh Confederue remarks that
what Is especially worthy Of notice In the several
actions with the enemy Of the past two weeks is the
admirable spirit and determined courage OF the troops
II was difficult TO restrain their ardor. They
willing 10 await the approach Of the enemy behind their
works. but sprang the in,renhme and charged
him on the advance On the other hand 1t Is noticeable
with how much the enemy driven back
Though ralying successive lines of reinforcomcns he
made feeble resistance and gave back approach
In these affairs OF the last weeks the cooperating
armies OF Sherman have sustained loss OF fully ten
thousand m n.
The prestige OF the clustering buffer is lost He has
been called and his hand IS disclosed and bis weakness
is patent Our men feel now that they can VII him.
and they mean to do It, Here, North Carolina soil
they mean 10 bring his prcsumpuous career to cosa
He has TO draw upon his full strength has
been developed and is ns cient, while Gen Johnston
is awaklng enthusiasm from Virginia 10 Mississippi The
tone OF the public confidence Is daily improving and all
except the contemplate tories who harbor the desire or
their country overthrow eated ut the prospect of
the coming victories At the last accounts Sherman had
gone TO digging and merry time he will have this
in digging his way through tho pine forests Of North
Carolina. About his present location he will nm!
whortebcrTcs the chief fruit, and mosquitoes local
population.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
THE PRESS DISPATCHES.


NEwsERs, N. C., March "A, 1866
On Sunday last the Twentieth corps OF General Sher
mans army met the enemy at Bcntonsville nstead Of
Mount olive at nrst reportcd) twenty miles south.
west OF Godsboro, where advance was checked until
the arrival OF the Fourteenth corps, which held tho
enemy at bay when tho Seventeenth corps arrived and
nsnked the enemy who left in confusion for Raleigh
Shcrmans forccs entering smthned, which Is half way
between Raleigh and Goldsboro.
The citizens OF Goldsboro gavo our troops hearty well
come.
The enemy captured three OF our guns AMI few
prisoners on the FIRST day but on the arrival Of the
Seventeenth and Fourteenth corps the rebels driven
in all directions leaving the three guns captured from
and seven additional in our hands, besides
thousand prisoners and their killed and wounded De.
scrcrs coming In to shermans lines In great mum.
bers, who confess that they were badly whipped
Sherman with tho junction Of Terry and schoncd Is
now very strong and will sweep everything before bin.
shcrmans wagon train has arrived at Kins,on for sup
plies He viii rent his army, after which he will be
ready TO move again. The delight OF our troops In meet
ing each other In victory beyond description Colds.
boro will doubtless be the base until all Is readiness for
the new move
It's reported that twenty thousand OF Sherman's
were without shoes reaching Godsboro. Supplies OF
all kinds have gone forward.
be brought TO Newbcrn.
large amount OF cotton and other property has been
captured by forces The enemy burned thousand
bales In Goldsboro just before took possession Tho
people along the route greeted tho old dag with Joy.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

t, rassare for the want of water and arr One steamer
which sailed with three hundred and SIXTY lost ninety
All Is drawing less han feet should be sent
direct to Newbsrn as the railroad facilities are very
limit d. The trains will 90 through to-day 10 Goldsboro
The prisoners captured oy sherman arriving at
Newbern. Five hundred arrived there last night, and
two thousand reached Kinscn at the same time. The
rest will be forwarded as fast a. possible
Inducements for sherman cont nuaily arriving
Deserters and refugees continue TO come IN great
numbers
Our troops will doubtless take few days rest.
General Sherman may make brief visit TO General
Grant
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

Among the rebels wounded learn the following names
which may DO interesting to the rebels at the North:
Lieut. Col J. J. Sharpe, 23d Georgia, In right shoulder
dangerously.
Major Rcnfrcw, 27th Georgia thigh broken.
Captain John Kcey, u, 10th Georgia, left leg broken.
Adjutant j B Pye 21th Georgia in right knee
Lieut.. Hamilton r. 10th Georgia, shot through lungs
MORALLY.
Lieut. Montgomery A, 10th Goorga, shot through right
thigh, flesh wound
Sergeant Chas Guess B 23d Georgia formerly OF Orange
county, North Carolinal left leg broken.
II. Harris, X, 18th North Carolina from Pitt county
shot through body.
c. u Wilson, II, 10th North Carolina, from Sampson
county, through thigh, severely
A. Walter H. 18th North Carolina, from cabarrus
ty In thigh. Doing we'll
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
sherman Fighting for n Water Base.

]
We have nothing later from the seat Of In North
Carolina than the accounts published evening edi
ton yesterday If the statements published N the Yam
kec papers are true II would appear that sherman
aiming for Godsboro when he left Fayetteville No
doubt he contemplated movement TO that point in
order to form junction with Schoield establish "a
ter base" of supplies the Neuse, and railroad
communication with Newbcrn and perhaps Wilmington
But II Is almost certain that he would first have venured
70 Rslc gh had he not found IA lion In his pnth
The impression prevailed all sides, North and South
that Sherman designed immediate attack upon
Raj igh at least "a reconnaissance in forc. in that
direction when he crossed the Cape Fear river Fayee
VILE The repulse at Avcrysboro may have warned him
OF the perils ronng him. and, perhaps evoked the
intimaiion to his followers that ne "movng on to
Goldsboron This would a very convenient ex.
for the possible failure Of his enterprise against
Raleigh He went near to Raleigh Bentonsvilie,
thirtytwo miles distant severely punished there by
General Johnston, and then finding II Impossible cap
ture another capital, prudcnty Withdrew from the
OF his defeat towards Goldsboro, leaving Raleigh
disturbed and unthrcato ned
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Shernaan's Army After the Late Engage
mcnts.

shern,an's Army After the Late Engage
mCnts.
REBEL ACCOUNTS OF THE SITUATION BEFORE
RALEIGH.
(From the Raleigh Confederate, March %
General Sherman's whole army was iDrenched on the
morning OF the 20t and did not the alta X,
but held post and brought OF all Of wounded
There was heavy skrmshng Oh tho 20h and 2ls and
several partial attacks by the enemy which were hand.
somely repulsed
The troops all behaved admirably. and the army has
fully dsproved the ISLANDERS thai have been circulated
against II.
On the evening and night or the 21st (Monday the
enemy moved ard Goldsboro [Godsboro Is forty
miles from Raeigh
From the Raleigh Progress, March 90
gentleman just from below reports that sherman Is
whipped and falling back upon Fayetteville. This
would seem to disarrange the plan for junction with
Schoheld
rumor, entitled TO some crcdence, says Grant is
moving troops towards Weldon Lee will attend To him
Teegraphlc communication Is s open between this
place and Goldsboro; but up this time we have re-
ceived no dispatches from that place.