Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-08
H EVENING NEWS.

LOST HIS PuP.-On the evening OF
election. while going along c 'taeet' we
met Bob Lowery. Seeing Bob looking
dscon.olate. we Of course offered our sym
pathy as far as a Union can ~sympathize
with a Democrat. We told him It might
be he was an exception 10 the ticket, and
tina, i, was possible tha, it might not come
ou, so bad, Sc. Bob at nee told us it
was no, the prospect of his being beaten
that made him sorrowful, for he didn't
care q d-n about that, but he had Loaf
his dog. Bob has a beautiful little female
dorg BY the name of Eliza Jane" and we
do not think it is right to pile it on, Bob,
40 thick at one time, for, like Cain. "His
punishment is greater than he can bear
This morning every Democrat we see
looks as though he had lost a f~svorite
purp.
REJoIcISo IN OuBLrN.-Pat. Lannan
the Democratic Constable elected in the
First and Second Wards, Virginia, says
he has tslegraphed TO Ireland the news of
his election, and that all Ireland is rejoic-
ing over il, and the city Of Dublin last
night had a grand ~torchlight procession.
We are not surprised AZ all, for It was u
Democratic success, made through the
agency Of Republican votes. Pat. says
that he o looks on the Republican
party in an entirely different light TO what
he did before the election. de thinks OF
coming over TO the strong side. Come
along Pat. it is never too late to reform.
BIO BorroN.-Pst Lannan, the pussy
and jolly Copperhrad of Virginia, who was
elected Constable Of the FRS, Township,
10 in great glee over his success-although
he mos, g%raciously comedies his election
10 the assistance Of Union men-and now
boldly asserts that the Republican party
- not as strong as is claimed for it-that
although i, could elec, the head Of the
Union ticket. in his township it could not
elec, the bottom" Alex Corryell slyly
limited to Us last evening, on c street, that
CHATS whats the matteT"-the party
elected too much bottom. How's that,
Mr.. Lsnnsn
H>roHr's LINE OF BUsSEs.-Sow that
the cold and chilling blasts Of Winter sweep
over the country, and especially over the
Divide, making the travelling very disagree
Bile, there is but one way IN which 4 per-
son can travel with comfort, and that is 70 so
by Haight's line OF New York busses. They
are neat and comfortable, being so arranged
that thew can be closed up, thus keeping out
the cold air. And then, Douglas drives one
OF them, which is certain proof that passen-
gers are politely treated.
LOOK OUT FOR Your BRAXES.-ro-day 4
teams,er in attempting TO 60 down Union
street, from B to c, in Virginia, with a back
action, and being compelled to depend en-.
tircly on the brake, there being no horses on
the tongue, the brake failed to do Its duty,
and the wagon started OFT on its own ac-
count, but fortunately 1t struck a place on
the sidewalk and was stopped before any
damage was done. Transfers, you will look
20 your brakes.
REPoRr.-we heard from DR.. Wayman,
this morning, tina, he had seen a letter from
Meadow Lake which stated that the Excel
sior Hotel, ID street, and belonging TO B. F.
whittmore X Co., was burnt down. The
Excelsior was 4 very large building, being
"a stories high and 90 BY IS feet on ground
foundation. We hope the report is false.
The snow is t~eported by the same authority
as being eighteen inches deep.
EXPRESS wAaoS.-Charley Hacker, the
popular Job Express wagon man, has en-
,irely recovered from his late sickness, and
by an advertisement under New To-Day"
he wishes all his old customers to know
where TO End him. Charley is 4 sober, in
dustrious, and an accommodating man-al-
ways active and ready-and the people Of
Gold Hill begin to see the benefit Of sustain
ing a good JOB Express. eodlw'
A COOP HoUsE.-As there is no melodeon
in Virginia now, the only place OF amuse-
ment is a, the amphitheatre Of McCour X
OrndorF. Last night the seats were jammed
full, while all standing room was taken up.
The performance was varied and well re-
ceived. An excellent bill is out for Sasur-
day night.
DrvIpESp.-The Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company. Gold Hill, to-day de-
clared its regular monthly dividend Of
6f,y dollars per share, payable on the
18th. Good.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Gold Hill office. this
afternoon, 4 bars Of bullion, weighing
3S4 pounds, valued at Sl3, 963 As.
BuLLIcS.-Yan wyck s. Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 6,Sl7 ounces Of crude bullion.