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New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
A BOGUS DRrrcrlvr.-Alfred Ryder, genteel look.

A BOGUS DRrEcTIvE.-Alfred Ryder genteel look
ing young man Monday arrested by Detective Rodd on
the complaint OF Mr. Thomas H. Taylor wealthy gentleman re-
sang AT the Everett House complainant charges that
tho rroner by representing himself attached to the <toe
tive force nj Police Headquarters since the 2h August last
procured from him Mt various times amonnl he as'
,rovnte ~ II 100 threatening in casc be was 49, - mr.
fcst AIR savior The prisoner oonatcd or examination
Iii expected that some curious revelations sill be made On tho
era
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
TuE6nAI. Dec. q.

TUE8DAy, Dec g.
Tho following is the official report of the Erie Railway
Company for the fiscal years ending September 80 1853
and s66 preaced BY sxscis from tberePOrt Of tho Pes
dent made to the shareholders in the Spring OF 1866;
Tho condition Of the Company in all is working depart
better and the prospect Of being able W opr
ate the road economically Is most cheering.
Occupying adyantSg position for the carrying Haoe
between the Atlantic and great West and having gauge
specially adapted 10 secure the comfort Of passengers IA
aesdy with the public and must continue 70
receive fair share Of the public patronage. -. -,
Undertaking e,s vieios therefore TIE Directors yee' ttspsa
IN anticipating satsfdetory results from Tie operdh0s
road during coming and future years and viii spare no
eIcrons enable sustain the high repuauonii has already
acquired"
The satisfactory results so confidently predicted SHOWN
In the following comparative statement, VIZ;
Earnings and cash receipts and payments Of the Enc
Railway for the year ending Sept. sc;
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
PosT-OFFICB RoBBED.-On snnda

PosT-0FFIcB RoBBED-0n Sunday moning the
PoOce at Elizabeth was found have been broken into and
robled Of nearly all the letters It had contained Upon the
arrival OF the clerks OF great confusion discovered
Letters papers stamps and everything thai apertans 10
POce lay mixed in Heterogeneous mass subsequently
number Of and checks found in the rear Of 81
John Church. together with burglars tools Of a descriptions
This second time that Office has been robbed within
month yet clue has been obtained 10 the robbers
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

FATAL RESULT OF IEJCRlEs.-A young man,
named William A. Stevens who fell from ladder some weeks
since while engaged in painting house, and hurst blood
yessa died Sunday last Being member Of Newark Di-
isiOa Of Temperance the membcrs OF that Division met
Monday night passed resolutions Of coincidence with the
body.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.

ESSEX COUNTY CoURTs.-The Essex County Courts
commence January Tuesday next the lst Of Jan
uary No business viii be transacted that day the
panneng aud charging OF the jury Judge DePcw e success
Of JUDGE Hainel will prcsIae
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

ACCmEST.-A lad, named Robert Griswold, while
firing Christmas salute in Bemontave yesterday had ons
of bis fingers shot of and his hand otherwise badly injured
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
PASSENGERS ARRIYED.

PROM GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY, Dec. 1s-En s,ssmi
p 90 ubs-M Edward bleet Mrs homp
son Ellen snd Elizabeth Thompson, George hrnnedy m
Fisher Miss Harriet Fisher, Jaes spruu Thomas Frer oeerss
Thompson. a. an, II
FROM HONG KONG, Dec. 2s-In brig Aasic-B W. COmstseh
J. A. Clipton. a
FROM CURACoA Dee. 25In brig lie CeO'e-Ms L0~rey and
tw chidrrn. .,,.-. N o,.-<
FRUM SAVANNAH Dee 2Iu steamship San Jselsio-h goS
Haiu-s A. Fusher ,. Scbumsnn, j. w OCobnof Y. 70
aIcrse, {. A. Perkins, y. A. Anthony Georss "Alsms
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rss....T Z 70 Sun se.......43 3e Moon Rss'...on
DLE
Sandy HookIsl9 Gov Isand l1:o0 He'd Osess.s'''.'s
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
sTKrH OF NKW-YoRK. BAsK DEPARTHEsr,
1880 Iuue n 1876

~ " ALnAsr juno H. 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant to Chap
~ ter 47 Of ls6 that tho e9naths
Park Banking Asdciation ocatea
Civ on New Yok will b rsieencd by tho Superintendent
Baukng Department p.ensaian at tue
National Bank the City Of Albany for s1 JeaIs ho e ua
hereof, and not thereafter -. =, -.
..r !, af9re.sd within ~ wears the date heeoi ana al
notes which presented for Iedempop and pymeh
TINS specified will to be charse upon 'ho ~
in hands Of tho uperintendent for that purpose
Jela lnvOm Wed q. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
financial.

g., EAsEIse IIogsS % o. FEE gas % oHIss5se"} Iss
THE COUPONS, due Jan. j. lo6I, on me, the fihSI
ROAD oHfcXLIFoREG wi 5s psd At od ies Of Gov,
tieat Tax.
o,5. gI.,. 49, 5eS1yz 6Tsr b.. % 5
INTEREST MATURING JAN. !. 1867 upon KAN.
e Kerr Co. No. "'iI isIPheos st.te Trs.,ur-
CIR oT ALLEGHRsI TREIsuRRs oyyIoy December " ls6
A LLEGHENY CITY COMPROMISE BONDS
IsJ % 9 r. sskS sS9 fsb q s & S 5 g
will be Invested in these bonds at 'e loSs Ia,s, eaesd F9Po'
VIII " D. &AcfERRoS ofhe ciiy q Allegheny
NATIONAL FASK BAsk or NryloRH y No ~. bE5F-As - rs.
rVHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of
gSo Iss on TUESDAY January ' F. EoRTa if c..s.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs.-Int on bonds.
city q M.ry., coI'. 5 doe ~. SH ~ ! iSs 5' payable II
d upon Psenoa Of the Coupons at ne Amsrean nIe7sRs'
"iisI'' nsy.,iisl ns1i Yab: Go cosaiy Cal, Nov, 1855
USiTED sTATEs TEzA,vRr Dec. 10. lote
CCHEDULES Of thirty 1907 or more coupons, due
t. osi sinssS s rIs.ay @ y iiT VAS s;i bSck
ST MArKs FtEE lssuRAScE Co. NEW YORK. Dec. a. le6
ELECTION.-1he Annual Election for DIRECT
G. wsst on T6TsDA9 tie sh day January 1851 Poi open
al Il O'CLOCK H' anu e0' ~ WASHINGTON POST. Secretary
NORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY,
S ss%ss WI be 1ssg S & s So 81 81 Biodsy New
IOft. ou MONDAY, the 7th day OF January lb1i
i'H 0P'' ''''- - GEo A. DRESSER sscse.ry.
THE TEADEsxrSs K1rioslL BANK
EEWYoKE Dec. zt las. !
T,HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS will
be held on TUESDAY January XySf6sY 3 ST Y Z R4fs4 Cashier
oTTGH TSs II,so t.r ynss sgrssor bss IS cGsr4
r the annual election held at this office Mon
N day % Of peembei 1865 the following persons were
elected Directors Of the Company oI the ensuing yo
MASON THOMSON JOHN SASH
TAsPksRLT HART Il RT&ToN TsFhEa TsFFH WHY
John ROMER. ISAAC ODELL
sYLvANUs $ WARD. BELA SQUIRE
ALEXANDER MCKENZIE. JOHN w, DEGRAgW
JOHN q. HOBBY JOHN MADsMDEIH,
fis[s ff6hs fFhSo WsFELb EqsFhi aASFoRD
WRIGHT oILLlEs. SosEPn MEEKs
IBRAHAM NJ BINiNGER MARTIN L. CROWELL.
,ub,.aa.us meeting oftbs Directors MASON THuMsoNw"
a:3'u f'p' sRs 4 i eESS%{I T. ss ss sa9
Tar KISTH HITIoxAL BANK o. THE crTT OF EEw.YOEE,
No. 3e2 bRoApgAI GEw iozE Dec, . 1896
AN ELECTION for NINE DIRECTORS Of this
1,nlss Room en- TUESDAY the sth day Of Jnasy n.I between
the hour of2 and OeOet JOHN ~ HILL Csshier
Tar Powuur NA4roxAL Blxx NEw. YoHK Dee Is 1856
ANELECI4ON FOR FIFTEEN DIRECTORS Of
a.,as a RSom oS TEspHY the sh day aay nsI ssw cen
he A'0f' o. . N' 'D' ''''- n HAMILTON cs.hi-.
OFFICE of the HOWARD INSURANCE COM
" PANY No. 90 wALL-sT, kEw-YoRk-7At the election
held The 3D. Of December this ehee the following persons were
sse,Sd stSt prscse': e s Z t bISf FEARso
WILLIAM COUCH, THOMAS II. FAiLE,
NFISs i9HIS 3 5. TsPPkFsIhhsnN hsSRY W r M1Li
FENfTr TIESr f6lb FffAFP sFYFs sASPf TUCKER
CHARLES NJ. CONNOLLY, JAtlEs TAYLOR.
HENRY A. OAKLEY
AZ subsequent meeting Of the Board of Directors SAMUEL "
sKipMOIsE vas Isslsce5 President and nENRY A. OAKLEY
YieePfesidsni Of the Company.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

STATE oT NEw.YoRx BANK DEPAHrnKsr
ALBlEYoOct %, 1866. :
NOTICE Is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chapter $50,
~ Law, Of 1889 and SO Laws OF I6s circulating notes
issued 20 the IRyiS0 BANK City of New York Benz
located the City NewYoTk viii be
AT PAR By the Superintendent Of the BANKING pepa,n1%s %
NsWYork State National Bank IN the Ny o
Albany from hs date hereof aud not thereafter
The andng circulating Of the said bank na'' oe
,eHed aforead within years om tho date hereof a
notes shall presented for redeu pion ana W.
in thus specified will be charge upon VIC Au "
WV O. WssChUfLER. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK,
kEw-YoRK. Dec ~, 1880.
nIVIDEND.-The Directors OF the Continental
EaonaI Bank have this day 90 red asEMEANNUAL DNl
DEND FIVE 5 PER CENT ee Of Governments tax payp on
AMI After the I'd day OF January nrx. -. -
The Transfer will the 72d lns at n and open
on the ID day Of Jsnuafy, 1901 p , r,,,,.,,, c..t
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

BASEixG HoUsE FISK HArcB,
No 5kas,sutf.. Nc~-fork, Dec. 20, lge
VlHE COUPONS due Jan. !, 1867, on the FIRST
4 MORTGAGE BONDS Of tie CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD ofCALJFOREA viii be paid s our once hee oi "oVsn
rc.I L.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

sT1Tr % KASsAs. EITcUTIvE DEfARrNEEI. (
OTTfcH STATE TREAsURgR TOPEKA Dec. l3, 1866
INTEREST MATURING JAN. l. 1867, upon KAN
sAs STATE BONDS, vii be paid At the BANKING houe o.
''s''' A''i w. w. W sPRIGGs stste Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

OTuoE, NoKvIoH, CosN. Dec. IL. lSo5.
DIVIDEND The Board OF Directors have this
Gny declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT free OF Gov
payable the 10th proKmo the whose
the Stock Ledger on the an DAY
Dividend payable FAmen Loan and Trust CompanyS
Nc kxchsng. pace, Hew'fork . -, =, 80, .
The TsuT BOOKS viii be closed from the h to the lh Gay Of
January, 1897. -, -. a., 49,
Psrson. holding Bonds Of this Company, payable August 1888
esed no present then payment. No interest viii be paid
ar A. sn af.r mat dats O. L. PERKINS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

EIFTH NATIONAL BANK.-The Board OF Direc.
tors have this day declared sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
FIVE m per cent tive Government tax payable on and alter
january "a, next . a. ,o., a., a., -. a,
tae5 ~ ~ 49, A. THOMSON, Cashier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20
Meadow Lake Items.

FROM inc Dun OF OctoOer le.I
INouEsr.-A Coroner's inquest, held
by Justice Jones. at Polley's Station, on
Monday, 18th inst. It was called to in
quire into the death Of a stage passenger,
which occurred Very suddenly at tie sta
ton the day previous. It seems that the
deceased came from Virginia City, en- route
for Sacramento. When the stage Of the
fast freight line stopped, he descended
from the coach, and was first observed
leaning against a post, and staggering as
If about to fall. A gentleman observing
his condition, approached for the purpose
of giving assistance. The man was then
speechless, and having been carried into
an adjoining house, died in less than five
minutes. The Coroner's jury, after hear
ing the evidence, found that the deceased
was named John McMan, and that his
death was caused by exposure to the cold
while in a very feeble condition Of health.
The WBATHBR.-On last Saturday
night old Boreas set in with a northeast
blast, which continued without intemis-
sion until midnight on Monday. Clouds
OF dust filled our streets, the trees bowed
their heads, loose boards had a jubilee,
and for a while we were threatened with
one of the gales so familiar to our Washoe
friends. No damage was, however, done.
Yesterday the skies were overcast with
clouds, and all the signs indicated the ap-
proach Of Winter. As yet no snow has
fallen, although we are in hourly expec.a.
ton Of a storm.
RETURNS from ten tons Of third class
ore from the Enterprise Company's mine,
worked At Grass Valley, was $3.50 or S2S
DER tom, The ore was first roasted, and
afterwards treated with s~uperheated steam.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20
st. Mary's District.
OCTOBER 10, 1866.

SSAODbn Az ASONs
EDITOR GOLD HILL News: As good
news from this District would no doubt
be interesting to you, here It is: Tho
General Grant Company have struck their
ledge in the drift, and to all appearances
it will prove one Of the best. The ledge
is about four feet wide where it was first
struck, and is widening out a. they run in
on 1t. The company have about rs tons
OF rock on the dump, assays from which
have been had as high as S4S; and yester-
day they received returns Of assay OF a
piece which went over $2ll. What do
you think Of thats It is the intention Of
the company to take Out from fifty to a
hundred toni Of the ore before sinking for
lower levels. Parties who have been here
from Virginia are well pleased, and the
camp is about starting up lively. Loca-
tions are being made every day and new
companies starting in to work. The
Mohawk Company are running a shaft on
their fine groupings; are new down about
twenty-five to thirty feet. The Pioneer
Company are down about twenty feet;
the Phil. Sheridan about fifteen feet, all
Of which work has been done since the
ledge was struck. Other companies are
commencing, and there is room for more
good loca,ions. There is quite an excite
msnt through the valley and neishbor-
hood. There is no doubt but that the
District will prove . valuable one. Now
is the time to make locations, and the boys
are improving it. L.
lest. Mary's district is about twenty
miles this side Of the Excelsior District
Ep. Naws,1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20
TIL. Nsw MrSIsrzR TO FRANcs.-l

THs NEW MINISTER TO FRANcs.-lt
appears to be definitely settled that Major
General Dix will accept the French Mis-
sion, and will supOrceds the Hon. Mr..
Bisslow, the present Minister. The rss-
son for this new appointment. is said to
be the new phase the Mexican question
has received in Europe, Mr.. Biselow be-
ing too much committed to the Imperial
lists to make him q fair representative Of
the United States at Paris, when even the
French people themselves are opposed to
IN longer continuancs OF the Mexican in
tsrymtion. Gen. Dix will take strong
ground atsParis in favor Of the Mexican
Rspublic-much stronger than has yet
bssu taken BY the United States
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20
Asrr-Rrsr,sx.-The anti.rent war ha

ANrI-R rNrIsx.-The anti-rent war has
broken out afresh at Albany, and it may
yet result in q bloody encounter. On
Tuesday last q party Of armed men pro.
ceeded to the farm Of Jacob Haine's,
which was then in Cargo Of Col. Church's
party, and carried off the entire crop OF
potatoes grown this season. The next
day the same party returned with rein
foreements amounting to sixty men, all
armed with muskets, drove away the men
in charge Of. the premises under Henry
Truax, and took possession thereof. Mr..
Truax and his party reiterated to the farm
Of Conrad Bottgar, about q quarter Of 4
mile distant where others Of Colonel
Church's men were stationed, and took up
their quarters there. The sam party Of
armed men announced their intention to
advance on Bottgar's place and drive Col.
Church's party from there slso.-N. Y.
Sun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20

DEGRADATION OF WoXBN.-Mr. Sala,
writing from Vienna, gives an incident
which cannot but shock the feelings Of
Americans. He says:
Alongside Of that prodigious new opera
house they are building in the Karnthner-
s~trasse, q new sewer is being excavated.
Peeping into . huge stencil lately, I count
ed q hundred and fifty women at work
there--dreadful creatures who had lost all
the softness and suppleness Of their sex,
were coarse Of feature and muscular Of
arm, and piled the pick and shovel and
flung the dirt about with a will, and
shouted to each other in harsh toni and
with uncouth gesture. Clad in unwoman-
ly gear, slouched hats tied on to their
heads, their arms and necks bare, their
skirts little better than aprons, their legs
cased in huge bucket boots, their features
worn, furrowed and begrimmed-thsse
poor creatures filled me with q sfcksning
horror,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20
Notice to Creditors.

TN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
i Court Of the State Of Nevada, County Of
Lyon. In the matter Of the petition Of VIM. b.
Hlckok, an ~lnsolvent debtor.
Pursuant to an order Of the Honorable W. Hay.
don, Judge of the said District Court, notice 10
hereby given to all the creditors of the said insol.
vent VIM. B. Hickok, to be and appear before the
Honorable w. Hayden aforesaid, at the Court
room Of said Court. In tho town Of Dayton.
County Of Lyon, on the 22d day Of November,
1866, at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, Of that day, then and
there to show cause, II any they can, why the
prayer Of said insolvent should not be granted,
and an assignment Of his estate be made, and he
DO discharged from his debts and liabilities, In
pursuance Of the statute In such case made and
provided; and In the meantime all proceedings
against said insolvent be stayed.
IL s.l-Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court, this 18th day Of Octobsr, A. I. 1866.
DANIEL KENDRICK, Clerk.
By Gro. w. BEERS, Deputy Clerk.
Wm. M. Gates, Attorney for Petitioner.
lboc. State stamp. 500. In. Rev. utsnpl
oc20 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20

WRITE HOUSE ANECDOTES. - Some
good stories are told of the Irishman I'D.
ward" for four years doorkeeper at the
White House :
Edward went with Fillmore to look al
q carriage which the necessity Of some
Southern magnate had thrown upon the
market.
"yell, Edward" said the President,
"and how will it do for the President oil
the United States to buy a second hand
carriage"
"And sure, yer Excellency, and yer
only a secondhand President, ye know"
Mr.. Fillmore took the joke, but not the
carriage. This anecdote was told by Mr..
Lincoln, and was called up BY the fol-
10 wing:
One dark and rainy evening we got as
far as the door on our way to Gen. Nc
Clellan's headquarters, without an UNI
brella, and Edward was sent after one,
the President telling him whereabouts he
might find it. In q few minutss he came
back, announcing q fruitless search, and
adding:
"Sure, yer Excsllency, and the owner
must have como for it."
The President laughed heartily, and
Edward found US another umbrella.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20

WHITE AND BLACK MARRIAGES IN
KRNrucKY.-John and Mollie Clifton
the former black and the latter white
who claim to be man and wife. united
under the laws of Ohio, and who were
sent to the work-house In Louisville. KY,
some time ago, for living together as such
IN the latter State, contrary to statute.
have been released on o writ Of habeas
corpus issued by tho United States Dis
trict Court, and admitted to bail in two
hundred dollars. The writ Of error will
be tried on the goth Of February, 1857,
and thus the matter rests for the present.
The woman refuses to leave the man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20

TApswoRMs.-A correspondent Of the
Sacramento Union, writing from Green
wood, October 18th, says:
1 saw IN item in your valuable paper Of
10Th Of October headed "Singular Incl
dent"-where q correspondent had dis
covered a tapeworm in dressing q quail.
That surely is singular, but not moro 90
than the same thing in hare. I have fire.
quently seen taugle-worms yards in length
when dressing hare, but thought nothing
Of it at the time. It seems to me that this
does away with the theory Of many medi-
cal ssvans, that eating the flesh Of swine
is the cause of this malady. My reason
for writing this is to get the opinion Of
some one on this subject, as many Of the
family are afflicted with tapewo,ms on this
Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20
STOCK
REPORTED DAILY by H. H.. TLA0G, BANKER
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20-l Pm.
SAD AocIDBNT.-The Auburn (Cal.)
Stars and Stripe, Of October 18th gives the

SAD AcofDBNT.-lne huoutn lSAi'J
Stars and Stripes Of October 18th gives the
following melancholy incident:
Mrs. Greenwood, the wife Of s. 8.
Greenwood, residing three miles below
Auburn, died this morning at 9 o'clock,
from Injuries received yesterday BY her
clothes taking FIRE. We understand that
Greenwood was absent from his house,
and Mrs. Greenwood alone was at home.
Darby Kelly was passing the house early
in the afternoon, when Mrs. Greenwood
ran out with her clothes in flames. Kelly
seized her and extinguished the flames
only by tearing from her the still burning
clothes, and took her to the house. The
injuries she suffered were frightful. She
remained insensible until some time last
evening, when she became conscious, but
whether she was able to give any account
Of the accident, we are unable to state.
Her husband was mining about Q mile
from the house, and was on his way homo
when the accident occurred. Mrs. Green
wood died this morning, as stated above.
She was q woman we'll known in Auburn,
and was universally beloved by all who
knew her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20

Missouri GAx1.-strangsr with gun
ais there much game in these parts that a
man can amuse himself in huntings"
Radical ciizen-"Not much, sir; but
yond.r i, q preacher Of the gospel coming
over the hill-you can take a pop at
him i'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20

tn, rapid accumulation Of gold in the
Treasury will, il continued. soon afford a
metallic basis for the Treasury notes in
circulation. Il is estimated that BY the
end Of this month the Treasury will have
nearly, il not quite, n hundred millions
in bold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20

The Vicksburg Clarion, Of September
TIL, says "Joseph E. Davis, the venerable
brother Of our ex-Confedsra.e President,
has been pardonsd by President Johnson"
It il expected that the other brother will
also b pardonsd BY the same humane and
enlightened f~unctionary, "as he swings
round the circle"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20

A UsRYuL CABLs.-Through the cable
we know the price of London stocks three
hour, before they are sold. and should
anything recherche happer to the pretty
Empress Eugene, the ladies of Boston
would know i. three hours before "the
squall."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the FIRST TUESDAY, the 9Th day of No.
vember next, 1866, au election will be held In
Storey county for the following named State.
County and District officers:
Governor.
Lieutenant-G Governor.
] Representative to Congress.
Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Clerk Of tho Supreme Court.
l Attorney. General.
Secretary Of State,
State Treasurer.
State Controller.
superintendent Of Public instruction.
Surveyor General.
State Printer.
State Senator, to ill the vacancy occasIoned
BY the absence Of Hon. s. A. kellogg.
State Senators, for the full term.
10 Assemblymen.
Sheriff.
County Clerk.
District Judge.
District Attorney.
County Assessor.
County Treasurer.
County Recorder.
County Surveyor.
l County Superintendent Of Public Schools.
lCounty Public Administrator.
3County Commissioners
And one Justice Of the Peace, and ono COnsta.
bic. for each Of the following named precincts:
lst. Precinct Virginia.
~. fTeclnct virginia.
Gold Hill Precinct.
American Flat Precinct.
Flowery Precinct.
Which Election will be opened at 8 O'Clock In
the morning, and will continue until 6~o'clock In
the afternoon Of the same day.
LIST Election neutrality-suspicious. N
Eells, c Finley md George Lofts. Polls at City
Hall. North c street.,
Cd Election Precinct-Inspectors-F A Tritle,
W w Stovall and VIM Newsom. Polls at No 8
South b street.
Sd Election Precinct-Inspectors- d N Barger,
d S Turner and G. c Currie. Polls ut No n
South G street.
4th Election Precinct - Inspectors - levitt
Adams, H A Young and Chas L Gilpin. Polls at
No 6 Engine House.
9Th Election PrecInct-Inspectors-H II Flagg,
N A II Ball and r S Conley. Polls at the house
formerly occupied by Z Bittner & Co., Gold
Hill.
9th Election Precinct-Inspectors-J J Flah.-
erty, w T O'Nesl and A d Mitchell. Polls In the
house opposite the Nevada Hotel. Gold Hill.
7th Election Precinct-lnspectors-E r Barry,
J A Rigby and John Perry. Polls at the School
house building, American Flat.
9Th Election Precinct-Inspectors-JJ Caroth.
ers, Walter Buncher and L Dunn. Polls at The
Empire State MIL, [Dunnl Flowery.
BY order OF the Board Of County Commission.
ers Of Storey county.
Virginia, Oct, IL, 1866, ocl9.td