Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-11
MARR1Ep.-Atthe Marshall House. hail

MARRIED.-Atth the Marshal House, half
way to Carson city, yesterday, Rev. A.
N. Fisher joined in the holy bonds of
wedlock Mr.. Robert N. Rowland and
Miss Louisa A. Meyer. The ceremonies
were quite interesting, and were wit
messed by Mrs. Cowing, Mrs. T. G.
Smith, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Meyer, Mss
Maynard, Miss Adams, Miss Cross !; and
by Gen. ]. B. Winters, Col. w. N. Leet,
Col. Curry, H. A. Rhodes, H. G. Parker,
A. Lewis, G. W. Small, Mr.. Smith, Mr..
Meyer and Mr.. Lynch. After the cere-
monies were over, u pleasant inter-
change of sentiments and joy took place
over a bountiful supply of refreshments.
At half-past one o'clock, the company
started in carriages for Carson city,
where the n~ewly-wedded couple received
numerous calls from ladies and gentle,
men, at the residence OF Hon. Aiireu
Helm. At FIVE o'clock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowland took passage on the ploneer
stage for California, en- route 70 New
York, where they will remain next VIM
ter, and return next Spring. a long
and a ~nrosperous life to our young
friends I'VE noticed yesterday n new
practice in the marriage business ana
we rather like it. All the gentlemen
present kiss the bride, and all the iadies
kiss the bridegroom-after winch, all
the aides and gentlemen kiss zach
other. We GO in for this improvement
!, ia progressive. We solicit an invita-
,;on 70 nil the marriages in and about
Carsor. We feel like a young colt to-
day.
SrArx PRrsoy The State Prison,
under the management Of Lieut.. Gov
ernor Slingsrland, has been almost gu
tirely rebuilt. We visited the place, a
day or two ago, and Gov. Slingerland
e~happaroned US all through the place.
ANY one who has wei been in the old
Prison would fail to recognize it in the
new. New rooms, new halls, new cells,
new f~ront-cornice, new cupalo, with .
bell of eight hundred weight-in short
everything about the place looks new
and improved. Slingerland makes n
good Superintendent.
To THE LAplEs.-Mr. F. Jackson and
his excellent lady have opened a large
and beautiful stock of Fall and Winter
millinery goods, at their store, Piper's
Building, B street, Virginia, opposite
the International Hotel. As the holli-
days are approaching, Thanksgiving
Day, Christmas and New Years, the
ladies ought to begin to "spruce up"
Jackson's is the oldcs; millinery estab-
ment in Virginia city, and are selling
an immense amount Of goods-getting
them, too, direct from the East by every
steamer.
To-MoRRow NIGHr.-0n tomorrow
night Miss Kate 0'Neil will mako her
last appearance at Piper's Opera House.
|, will be a ladies' night. AL things
will be said and done with eminent re-
gard to the proprieties. Abundance to
the dress-circle on the occasion will DO
81; parquettc so cents.
ButLIoS.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill office,
this morning, 6 bars Of bullion,
weighing 426 pounds, which is valued
at Sl2,6o3 sc.
YxLLow JACKET HosE.-The regular
monthly meeting of this Company will
be held on next Wednesday evening.
Members had better attend the meeting.
BuLLloy.-van Wyck & Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, 1858 ounces crude bullion.
HrAr.-At noon, to-day, in Gold Hill,
$40 and in Silver City the mercury
stood at 6lo.