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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-25

~ The New Orleans Rc1ylIe calls
Saturday recitation day I'm Congress.
It is Of the most c~ommendable prac-
tees, il says, Of the House Of Represent
atives, That Ct gives up oue day ia the
week entirely 10 speech making. The
Tow ofwoIls Oh o,ser days Is not without
interruption, but stiu there is some at
tempt al business; snd It is O relief to
have a wstergate forths overflow. There
Ers always on hand q stock Of speeches,
prepared without reference 70 any paTtic-
ular measure, as aprypOs 10 au amend
ment 70 a tariff bill altering the dgty on
wood screws, IS 20 q joint resolution for
amending the Constitution and these
must be got OF, FOR the use Of the speak
ers among their constituents at home, or
for the hrthering Of some special PuT-
pose OF u3r.v.
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~ The Louisville Courier Of the 22d

e. The Louisville Courier Of the 22d
thus compliments " a Western city:
Chicago is q most horrible place, q
most beastIy city. Every day they have
q new case Of rape there. Yesterday, a
girl twelve years old was the victim to-
iay, q girl thirteen years old. For the
honor OF humanity, when good people
-hereawsy hang these internal candi-
dates for the hottest seat in Satan's c0un-
ell, they ought 10 hang eunuchs-andnOt
men. No wonder the haiistOnes were
.'as large as hens eggs"-0utraged Prov
idonce couldn't be expected 10 exercise
very much restraint.
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E A Canadian telegram saysit e re-
ported in official circles that the Govern
ment has received information that the
Fenians have resolved TO make an at
tempt 70 enter by R5Uss's Point, and
make Isle aux No-x their base Of opera
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NIGHT EXPRESS at P. NJ. Every B,y

ROAD for al Northern aud Eastern Cites.
NIGHT EXPRESS at s T. ". Every Day.
This train ID especially for through travel L
Il furnished with new aud e0mmodtOus, we'll
ventilated cars. Elegant aud splendid sleeping
cars, aud goes through without any chsnge Of
cars or baggage, making cloSs connection at
Cairo With through express trains on Illinois
Central Railroad AZ Lam, reaching
st. Louis from Memphis in 20 hours.
Louisville in % hours.
Cincinnati IN 80 hours.
Making this the shortest, quickest and best
route 20 all pOints North aud East.
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To Contractors.
Ecccutor's Notice.

HAVING been qualified ss Executor Of the
IIlast will ana esJament Of William English,
deceased, all persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby notified and required to pre-
sent the same to me for payment within the
tue prescribed by law or they VIII be barred,
and all persons owing said estCte are requested
10 come forward and pay or suits viii be insti-
tuted against them.
Feb. 24th, 1865.
JOHN Mc9RATH,
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THIS popular and centrally located Houe is
i now open for the accommodation OF The
public, and the proprietor pledge themselves 1t
shall be kept in the very best Of style, and re-
specially solicit q SHARE OF the public patron
sge. 10 our friends and the public we would
msTls-im ]. J. wORsHAM & co.
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OR

From the undersigned, on ths night or the
18th inst, a White Pony. branded u. = and T..
g. ON leu shoulder, and .. on rizhI hip. about
i0years old. and little stiff when ridden fast I
will pay a liberal reward FOR bin or any lnfor-
nation so that ! can get him. Madison street,
first bayou imar8l l. GRAHAM.
HORSE STOLEN Stolen from the
i'll rack iu the alley back Of Tate, Gill q Ab4es
store, On front street, on yesterday, my hoTse,
saddle aud b Idle. He lsa medium szsd Chest
mt SorreIM Horse with a Etsrfn bis face. I think
about i've years old, newly shod All around. IS
square built, FOX trOts, PAGES sud single f9ots
well; il ana A No. saddle horse, with q new
black leather sirgle rim Eirb bridle and hitch
rem A omIno Mcclellan army saddle o..
Any information uveu wiz be literally
rewarded, and . given for the detection Of the
thiefby Tate. Able q Co, No. rs front street, or
BAM. TATE,
marELlw Am. Q. r +. Depot.
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RZ-Advices from Queenstown to the
10Th say the Irish police continue to car
~ out their extraordinary powers with
great vigor. Arrests are numerous.
Nine men were arrested in Cork just
after landing from America. Two town
commissioners Of Queenstown were ar
rested. Various rUmors are current
about Stepheus-one that he very recent
" escaped 10 France, but the police be-
Geve him to be still in Dublin, and con-
tinue TO keep up the search.
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90 a man was garroted In ST. Louis
on Tuesday night and robbed Of a jack
knife and two copper cents. Adding in
suit 20 injury, the thieves kicked him on
account Of his poverty. Similar atrocic1s
acts were frequent In this city q few
wears ago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-25

~ It is stated that the Austrian MIN
lister Of Foreign Affairs has been author
lied TO make q fresh treaty with the
Mexican Government for the compile
lion Of the Austrian volunteer corps for
Wavieo.
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NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE.

MESiFHIS, March 2ith, 1866. J
IN accordance with he annexed resolutions
OF the Board OF Aldermen, / have appointed
the fsllowIas named gentlemen 10 act IN con-
junction with the Aldermen from their respect
i've wards, with a view TO improving the ssni-
tary condition OF me city, and KIGIpLY EN-
FoHcING the sanitary regulations hithsrto
adoDisd. [ earnestly hope the gentlemen
named will accept the appointment, and act
promptly and efficiently.
Respectfully, JOHN PARK, Mayor.
Resolved, That the Mayor appoint four 10 cIti-
zeus IN each ward Of the city, who, with the
Aldermen OF The respective wards, shall c1nsti-
tute u committee Of six. Wno-e duty it shall be
10 examine The sanitary condition Of their
wards, cause nuisances 10 be abated. and report
TO the hayeraDd police committee for removal
from Office all police officers or men who shall
neglect 20 enforce the sanitary regulations of
the city.
FIRST WARD.-T. J. Atwood, Mr.. FiRherty,
Jno. Turner, Jas. Powers.
SECOND WAHD.-Wm Chase. Amos Woodruff
Fraser Titus, Vim. b. Drift.
THIRD WARD-Louis Amls, Levi Joy. L v.
DlSou, eugene Magsveny.
FoueTH WARD.-Jas. Elder, s. b. William
sou lieu winchester, +. Rocco.
FdFtH W hid ockrell, J. EingWRld. Or.
X. W. Creighton, j. B. GAttf.
S4ALH b Church. J. Halstead. A.
n Edmonus, }. F. Meriman.
SEYES WAR; -EQbersou Topp 7 "a nm
Il. Mitchell, II. +. F~arnsworth '
Ef9HrH WARD--R. G. BrsnkIev N n uoi.
Jno l. Taylor, inc, T. Stratton.
mAr3
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~ me Ladies'.

rrsa n. ENGLISH. has received a select
III srocr of spring goods, such as b0nness,
1Sbors hats, d0wels, lacez, heed dresses. etc.
~ dress making department. wiz Ia superin-
fsrdod by Miss & Pryue, from New York. La
die.. rsnember the uuaser, 20 Main street.
over VOLS dry goods store, next door o No
Kinney,
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Dissolution.
Partnerships.

THE undersigned have formed a co-paTtuer-
i ship to continue the Wholesale Hardware
Business al their old stand, No. ISL Main street
from January lst, 1915, under the style Of
BESCHER, SCHULTZ q co.
PHILIP BESCHER,
O.. II. 5. SCHULTZ,
THOS. 3. WEBB,
Memphis, Tenn. ALEX. ROBB, JE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-25

EJ~The fractional currency counter.
feiters are as large as an army,
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~ Madrid dispatcn says the Peru
vlsn ships Tndependicla and Huesca
have proceeded direct for the Pacific, to
take part in the approaching struggle
het,raen Snain. Chill and Peru.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-25

naTAn eloquent speaker is ike a river
greatest AZ the mouth,
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MISCELLANEOUS
Notice Extraordinary.

DEING determined to engage exclusively in
ID the Book and stationery business. together
with JOB Printing, Book Binding and Blank
Book Manufacturing we have disposed Of our
entire stock OF Sheet Music and Musical Mer-
~chandise, 10 Mr.. r. k-atzenbach. 81 Main street.
whom we take pleasure In recommending 70
all our musical friends and customers.
We respectfully request our friends ana pat
rons generally, 70 examine our immense stock
Of Books and Stationery, as We are ~ouddent II
cannot lie surpassed in any establishment IN
the Southwest. Having made additions TO 10
with the large and complete assortment OF Mr..
h~atzsnbach, we are prepared 20 Ill I'll orders
promptly, aud a. prices that Will give entire
satisfaction. BLELDJK & CO.,
SIS Main street.
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THROUGH TT ETS
For Sale at ell the Principal Ticket Ofees.
In Memphis, at Gayoso House, y. Cook, agent.
IL Jefferson street, Larry Harmstsd, Agent, at
Memphis q Ohio railroad Depot, head OF Main
SAM. B. JONES,
mnr2i 2w Gent Gup't.
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Bu111ett. Hendrir e WnLL.e,.

MANUFACTURER5 or iron and brass cast
VI ings, cast and wrought iron ornsmeotsl
railing Particular attention paid to rtpsfrli,g
al kinds OF machinery. morO-Im
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HELIoARIsTOTYPLA

This Chef d aeuTre Of Photography
THIS Incompatible gem, - being rroduced
i daily BY 7. Z. HANBCRT, al YAK Galsry.
&2E Main street.
II cannot b described. CAL and ami
specimens. and you VIII be convinced o. fneir
sUPeriority 70 al pictures kn0Wu 10 The art
maEllead "a
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w r. HENDRIX. Of Burnstt, Hendrix q
w Walker. can be founG at Us Main street.
up stairs, room No. u, whele he would be
pleased 70 meet ais old friends and make set
Elements marl3-lIn
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E~ The n~ativitles OF the delegates al
the Texas Convention represent for Ala
bama 8, Florida 1, Georgia 6, Germany l,
Illinois /, Indiana I, Kentucky II, Lou
isiana {, Maryland /, Massachusetts !
Mississippi 8, New York 3, North Caro-
lima 9, Ohio 8, Pennsylvania 1, South
Carolina 6, Tennessee I9, Texas 3, Viz
ginia 8, Delaware J..
r The New York Tribune has sawed
out the following plank for The Radical
platform:
Only let the South admit her blacks 10
all the rights of Free Manhood there
upon let the North agree TO q perfect uni
versal amnesty, and oblivion for all acts
done under color OF Soeession-a and We
shall once more be a united people, with
our States thor ughly restored and the
Union reconstructed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05
GOD I'M OUR COUNTRY"

Let every true lover of his country ON
TOMORROW vote the whole Legisla-
tive Union Ticket. By SO doing he will
help to have the Constitutional Amend
ment passed by the Nevada Legislature
The Democrats are opposed to this. Re-
member it when you vote. Peace and q
united country will come when the Con-
stitutional Amendment is ratified BY three
fourths Of the States and on this ques-
ton the State Of Nevada counts Is much
as the State of New York. Let our young
Silver State then, prove itself true to the
mother that gave it birth. Let this pres
ent act Of flial duty appeal direct to the
hearts Of our Union psople-so that when
the deed is done, and we have again re-
sponded, as We have with stout and brave
hearts in years gone by, we may all lit up
our hearts in thankfulness to God for haV
ing proven true to tho end.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05
LAST ~cALL-UNIoN RALLY.

Tonight, at the Theater, Gold Hill, the
Union party will be addressed by eminent
speakers, commencing at 7 o'clock. Let
every Union man in Gold Hill be on hand,
and tomorrow we will carry to Virginia
. majority that will ous-balsnce the Cop
psrhsadI, as we have always done when
united.
We have expressed our personal prefer
sncss in u~lmistakable language, but hav-
ing failed in that, we are all devoted to
the one issus-"to beat C~opperheads and
insure . Congressional victory" We pre-
dict two hundred and fifty Union ma
iority from Gold Hill, tomorrow. Our
miners and working men see the issue as
well a. the "~broadcloth" and others.
But, mark this, while the Union men OF
this district feel themselves aggrieved and
deal. with unfairly, their Unionism is
paramount. to all else; and tomorrow
they will show their feal.y to one who was
their choice, by their vote and act, not
only BY voting the Union ticket, but by
remembering those who, BY covert and
s,ra,egic acts, prevented his success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05
NEW TO-DAY.
CARD.

~ O<O
TO THE VOTERS OF LYON COUNTY.
NOVEMBER ., 1866.
Nv yay Of reply to the slanderous reports OF
INV enemies I beg leave to refer you TO the an.
". HAYDoN.
VIRGINIA, November l, 1866.
HON. W. HAYDos, JUDGE THIRD JUDICIAL
DISTRICT:
"DEAK SIR The undersigned members Of tho
Virginia Bar, who have had the pleasure Of prsc.
ticing In your Court, having recently understood
that some vague rumors or reports were In cir
~culation In Lyon County, which might perhaps
bavo a tendency to affect In the minds Of some
your character as an able, upright and impartial
judge, take this opportunity OF expressing to
Won the confidence which we have ever folt In
yyour integrity, and to bear our testimony to the
faithfulness, ability and strict impartiality with
vhich you have discharged your official duties.
"Many Of us have had much important litiga-
tIon before your Court, and We can all truly and
cordially say that We have never had tho slight.
est occasion Of complaint with respect TO the
manner In which you have conducted yourself
UPON the Bench and We know you to possess
knowledge Of the law, integrity and impartiality.
VERY respectfully,
~. Seely,
David BiIler,
B. @. Whitman,
ThoL cumberland,
w. 4. Anderson,
L. Aldrich,
r. Fl. Taylor,
@. W. Gordon,
Chns. z. DeLong,
W. T. Barber,
J.S. Pitzer.
VIII. Campbell,
&c. Foster,
Thos. II. williams.
I'VE. the undersigned members Of the Bar Of
Lyon County, fully concur In the above.
"Wm. N. Gates,
F. H. Kennedy,
II. n. Steele,
JIM Kennedy"
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sT0UK
tfEfoRrED DAILY. BY H. H. TLAoa. BANKER.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 81 r. n.

CoNsrABLB.-There are six candidates
for Constable of Gold Hill Township, and
only n to be elected. "May the best
man win," is our sentiment. So far as we
know their business qualifications, any
one Of the candidates will make a good
officer; and every one Of them has our best
wishes for success. (They are all "bully
boys" to get and pay for their printing.
This is one of the best recommendation
we can give; it is q "pass' to an election
the world over.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05

WESTERN PoLITIoIANs.-George Fran
els Train withdrew from the Congressiona
contest in Nebraska at the last moment,
There are rumors that he will be appoint.
ed Governor of that Territory. A. D.
Richardson is in Omaha quite sick. Pom.
eroy, Ross, Lee, PARROT, Carney, Blunt,
Kalloch, Root and Tom Ewing are the
Senatorial aspirsnts in Kansas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05
THE CARSON APPEAL vs.. COL.
SUMNER.

4AAS
SUMNER.
The Carson Appeal which, since its
establshment-(not many month, since)
has undertaken to control, absolutely
and with a flourish Of its quill, the doings
and dessiniss Of the Union party Of Ne
vada, which has regularly devoted itself
to abusing Union men, and Kissing its
feeble curse at measures that have received
the support Of a majority Of the Unionists
of this State. recently devotes its pages to
denouncing Col. Sumner. We should not
have noticed this last assault. upon the
Colonel, il the stuff that the Appeal now
Eliminates against him had not been copied
into the Virginia Union and so laid before
the people Of the county in which the
Colonel resides. But for this r~e-publioa-
ton we should not have deviated from our
regular practice Of treating the appeals
epithets against Union men with silence.
Last Summer the appeal repeatsdly-at
whose dictation we will not suggest-ex-
hausted the capital it then had against
Col. Sumner, by abiding in derisive terms
to the fact that the Colonel had lost one
of his organs Of vision, and wore q glass
eye. We leave it to white men, Of ordi-
narily decent breeding, whether a paper
which will make such character Of assault
upon q man, 10 entitled to q moments
respectful consideration. According to
our judgment, no gentleman can afford to
notice abuse in which no gentleman will
indulge.
Now, as to the appeals attack in ons
Of its issues Of last week, we know that it
is without q particle Of foundation. Our
relations to Colonel Sumner have been
precisely OF that character which entities
US to speak by authority, when we say
that the imputations against his Unionism.
his fidelity to the party, are groundless.
Such charges as the appeal makes seem to
be intended to drive men out Of the party.
Under different circumstances from those
which exist here to-day, they might be
calculated to secure such q result-that is,
II they emanated from q source entitled to
any consideration. But, oh! how silly it
10 to think it possible to impeach the
Unionism Of such a man as Colonel Sum-
ner, or to think it possible to deluds any
sensible man Of his acquaintance into the
idea that he is capable Of throwing" the
Union ticket! With all its indscency, the
appeal had even better return to its fav-
orite adjective Of last summers use, and
howl at the Colonel ;because he has lost
one of his organs of vision.
What think Union men Of Storey,
familiar as they arc with Colonel Summers
record, and well acquainted as they are
with his personal character, what think
they Of the force Of consequence Of any
assertions or dsnunciations Of him pro-
cesding from controllers Of a paper capa-
bic of such contemplate aings a. we have
now stopped to repeat, for illustrations
,akei We dismiss this matter with an
apology for noticing II ut all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05
WITHDRAWAL.

A FTER A CAREFUL CANVASS OF THE
n probable vote which I might obtain at the
approaching election for the Office Of Sheriff, I
hereby withdraw my namo ~ n candidate. and
recommend my friends to give their support TO
N. Taylor, the Democratic candidate. ! am sat.
ished that under the circumstance no independ.
emit candidate could not receive sufficient Of the
popular vote TO be successful and although I
have been greatly encouraged by the Partially
Of my friends, I hereby decline the further use Of
my name In connection with the Office, lest IL
should serve In the smallest degree to sndanger
the election Of the nominee Of my party.
@. L. POTTER.
virginia. October o, 1866 oco3 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05
OPEN,

Voters everywhere should remember
tha. the election polls will open on to-
morrow morning at EIGHT o'clock, pre-
ei,.ly ; and that they will close at SIX in
tn. evening, precisely. TURN OUT!
TURN OUT EVERYBODY! who is en-.
titled to exercise the right Of the elective
franchise. Don't stand upon the order
Of your go,ng," but 90 right up to the
polls and voss-and especially vote the
straight Union ticket, from Governor
down 10 Conatable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05
LOOK AT YOUR TICKET.

lie. every Union man look well to his
ticket before dsposising. Accept no fold
ed ticket from q friend with the assurance
that it is "all right" Many q candidate
is defeated by this practice. Hang TO-
gsthsr. Vote the straight Union State
and County ticket and the victory is ours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05
JUDGE n RISING.

OF the three men who have faithfully
and with great credit to themselves served
our people on the District Bench tor two
years past, the Union party has seen fit to
select the above named gentleman for re-
election. We can cordially endorse him,
a. q man pre-sminsutly fs to hold the
place entitled, and from certain circum-
stances attending his course we have pscu-
liar .s.istse,ion in anticipating his heavy
majority from the people, largely irre'pec'
tive Of political, partisan considerations
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT on
vember next, 1866, an election will be- held In
Storey county for the following named State,
County and District officers:
Governor.
lLieutenant-Govonor
Representative TO Congress.
Judge OF the Supreme Court.
CLERK Of tho Supreme Court,
Attorney. General.
Secretary Of State.
State Treasurer.
State Controller.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Surveyor. General.
State Printer. .H
State Senator, TO I'LL the vacancy occsslonsd
by the absence OF Hon. 8. A. kellogg.
2 State Senators, for the full term.
10 Assemblymen.
Sheriff.
County Clerk.
! District Judge.
District Attorney.
. ] County Assessor.
County Treasuor.
County Recorder.
q, County Surveyor.
County Superintendent Of Public Schools
County Public Administrator.
County Commissioners
And one Justice Of the Peace, and one Consta.
bic. for each Of the following named precincts:
lst. Precinct Virginia.
I'd. Precinct virginia
Gold Hill Precinct.
American Flat Precinct.
Flowery Precinct.
Which Election will be opened nj 8 o'clock In
The morning, and will continue until 6 o'clock In
he afternoon Of the same day.
LIST Election Precinct nspectors-George n
Eells, c Finley and George Lofts. Polls at City
| Hall, North G street.
Cd Election Precinct-Inspectors-F A Trtle.
| w W Stoval and VIM Eewsom. Polls at No 8
South B street.
Sd Election Neutrality-suspicious. Barger,
D s Turner and G G Currie. Polls at No n
South G street.
9TH Election Precinct - Inspectors - Jowitt
Adams, II A Young and Chas L Gilpin. Polls at
No 6 Engine House.
5th Election Precinct-Inspectors-H H Flags,
N A Fl Ball and X s Conley. Polls at the house
formerly occupied by L Blttner & Co., Gold
Hill.
9Th Election Precinct-Inspectors-J J Flah.
erty, w T ONcal and A B Mitchell Polls In tho
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-J J Caroth.
ors, Walter Buncher and L Dunn. Polls at tho
Gould g. Curry Boarding House, Flowery.
By order Of the Board Of County Commission
LiGcIEN HERMANN. Clerk.
VIRGINIA Oct. IL. 1866, Ocl9-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05
COME FORTH.

This Is no time for half measures. There
must be no sinking to the rear in the con-
test OF tomorrow. The neutrality dodge
il played out. He who is not for US i,
against Us, and the Union vote not cast a,
all n half Q yots for the Democracy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05
THE TELEGRAPH.

The Overland wires are all right, but
they have been engaged all day on Over
land dispatches to California, and we have
been unable to get a telegram, because
they have m~onopolized the lines from here
TO the West.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05

LET no man vote for the Democratic
Congressional candidate on the ground Of
personal friendship. The welfare of the
Nation is above mere personal considers
ticks, and it needs every Union vote to DO
cast for Union candidates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05
For Constable.

A NTHONY FOX RESPECTFULLY AN.
"A nounces himself a candidate for Constable
for the Town Of Gold Hill at the County Eluc
ton. ANTHONY FOX.
Gold Hill, Oct. -, 1866, Ocl3-td