Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-26
THE EVENING NEWS.

THAT BRSEFIr.-Let u Gola I'LL
friends bear it in mind that this evening
Miss Amanda Lee takes her farewell ben
eft. a, the Opera House. During the
long time that Amanda has been perform
in, TO the people Of Virginia and Gold
Hill, she has always used her utmost en-
deavors to please the patrons Of the house.
Now. in return, she asks their patronage
for a single nigh, only. Give her a ben
e6t that will cause her to remember the
people of Gold Hill and Virginia as COM
munities who appreciate talent and real
worth. This will be among the last per-
formances given, as the troupe will soon
leave for San Francisco and the Opera
House will close. Let every one take a
chance. Foster, the prince Of good per-
formers, will do his level best.
TRAIN MIN SoNE.-within the pas, two
days we lave heard much complaint en-
tered agains, the boy who attends the
Virginia Postofhce. Parties enquiring for
letters are told that there is none there for
them, and the very next day letters bear
ing old dates appear on the list OF adver-
tised letters. Captain Warner is a most
efficient officer. but he should see that the
attaches of the Office attend to their duty.
We asked for a letter yesterday a; the boy
said there Was none for US. Warner
looked in the box and found US one.
When any one has a duty to perform let
him attend to it.
The OPERA HoUsr.-The performances
given nightly at the Opera House are
Grst-class entertainments. The troupe
now performing there is one Of the best
ever in the State. &. H. Foster, in some
of his acts. cannot be surpassed. either
here or in San Francisco. Charley
Rhodes is TOO well known TO need COM
men,. Amanda Lee. Maggie Moore,
Jimmy Moore. and all the others, are good
performers. As Max is on the eve of
closing the Opera House and going to the
Bay. let all enjoy the fun while it lasts.
The French Spy will be given this
evening.
J. W. CoFrRorH.-We met on the
street. of Virginia, yesterday afternoon,
J. W. CofFroth. Of Sacramento. He
seemed to be the great center Of attraction
for all the Cops. We wonder if Jim Is
on tina, lay now: We once knew him
well, and az that time he WAS the eXpoun-
der Of the Douglas Democracy, and the
bosom friend Of David c. Broderick. Can
i, be possible that he has departed so far
from principles like those OF the MINOR
tai Douglas, as 10 be an expounder OF
Copperhesd principles? II so. chow have
the mighty fallen !"
USELESS EFFoRrs.-H. X. Mitchell,
John ID. Winters snd c. II. Belknap
started out for Genoa, Aurora, and other
places in the southern portion of the State,
to try TO induce people out that way to
vote the Democratic ticket. Copperheads
are not SO plenty there as they might be.
Truth will prevail in spite ofthe misrcpre-
sensations of these political ~demagogues,
and a week from next Tuesday these as
piring individuals will see the uselessness
OF their efforts in a grand Union triumph
throughout the State.
INTERNAL RzvBSUE.-We are requested
by Mr.. Gage, Collector Of Internal Reve-
nue., that all those liable to pay said taxes
will call on him before tomorrow evening
at 6 o'clock and make settlement. or ten
per cent. will be added. As the law
compels HIM to take such measures, so,
gentlemen. walk up to the Captsin's Office
at once and ave expense.
RouGH WISDs.-Last night old Borcas
got on the rampage, and scattered things
around generally. Gravel stones, from
the size Of fine shot up to those az large as
hens eggs. few through the air in all
directions. We have seen harder b!otcS in
Excelsior, bu; never did we see as crooked
winds as Washoe can get up.
J. W. CoFrRorH.-This Sacramento
gentleman, and one Of considerable rspu-
,a,ion as a criminal lawyer and politician,
has arrived in Virginia. The Democrats
are cousining around him, Try ing to de-
Jude him into the idea Of speaking to their
party in public next Saturday evening.
Whether they succeed remains 10 be seen.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. The
Union State Central Committee will meet
mex, Monday forenoon at IL o'clock, At
President belongs Office, in Virginia
CITY, for the transaction OF important
business. Col. Battermsr, the Secretary,
desires all the members who can, conVe-
niently, TO be present.
FRgIoHr TEAMS. - This morning c
street, Virginia, was completely jammed
with large freigh, teams. Our Virginia
merchants are evidently looking for good
,imes, Judging from the large stocks they
are laying in for the Winter.
County CENTRAL CoMNIrrEE. - The
Union County Central Committee met
las, evening. II will meet again on next
Monday evening a, seven o'clock, At
Mayor Piper, office.
The PLACE TO FIND Ir.-Any person
wishing to find anything in the shape of
those little fancy articles usually kept in a
book-.tore, can find them at the Postotice
Depot, as Boegle keeps all such things.
Also on the observation-disclosures.
Bishop and Ferguson will address the
Union men of Carson tonight; and to-
morrow night at Genoa.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Gold Hill office this
afternoon, q bars of bullion. weighing
LII pounds, valued at S4s,754 %.
BvLLIos.-van wyck s Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1888 ounces Of crude bullion.
IKE Petersburg EnGer says that the
sr~.rs.diggsrs at the crater Of the exploded