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Qtaqnteuiqettee1s
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Outline of Gen. Grants Views and
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Written for the Gold Hill NEws.l
THE GREY EAGLE OF LIBERTY.

ALTA EroSosd LdAd.
Obi where now is our good old Nye2
Obi where now Is our good old Nye2
Oil where now is our good old Nye2
Marching on to Washington
By and by we'll 60 and see himl
By and by he will grant our freedom!
By and " we hope to meet himl
Way down in Washington.
Obi where now is the Old Grey Eagle2
Oh! where now is the Old Grey Eagle2'
Obi where now is the Old Grey Eagle2
Marching on to Washington,
By and by we'll 60 and see himl
By and by God will free himl
By and by we hope to greet himl
Way down in Washington.
Obi where now is the Old war-Horse2
Obi where now is the Old War-Horse2
Obi where now is the Old war-Horse2
Marching or to Washington.
By and by we'll 60 and see himI
By and by we hope to please himl
By and by we hope to see himl
Way down in Washington.
Obi where now is our Son of Liberty
Obi where now is our Son of Liberty
Oil where now is our Son Of Liberty
Marching on to Washington
By and by we'H go and see himl
By and by we'll happily greet himl
By and by we'll hope to meet himl
Way down in Washington.
q. @. BROWN.
DAYTON, Lyon Co., Jan. 10, 1857.
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THE JUBILEE YESTERDAY.

We hsyn't seen so much real, ire
pressible hilarity in Carson for many
and many q day, as was manifested yes
terday after II was announced that Nye
was elected. Almost everybody, even
some Of the belong men and the Demo-
Gratis took part in the general jolli6ca-
ton. After the vote had been declared
and the reelection Of Senator Nye was
a fixed fact, a committee of his friends
waited on him and escorted him to the
Capitol, where he made o brief and sp-
propriate speech to the members of the
Legislature, thanking them for the hon.
or they had bestowed upon him. We
were in his apartments, at the Ormsby
House, when he got the good news. The
enthusiastic herald came near smother
ing him in his hearty embraces. Men
shook hands and Rugged one another as
if there had been q general birth Of first
born son to anxious and expectant
fathers. A party of gentlemen Of all
persuasions o gathered around the
Senator, and speeches were made, songs
were sung, champagne was drank, hats
were tossed mp, and everybody went on
like mad. The Euterpe Band came blow
ing "We'n all drink stone blind when
Johnny comes marching homes" the
bells were rung; the flags hoisted; wo-
men got uproarious as well a. men;
everything was lovely and the goose
hung amazingly high, and there was NO
end to the fun and the joy. Tom Fitch
was mounted in a chair and he made a
tip top little speech; Lissak was coerced
into showing himself, and in response
to some very well-turned remarks, he
was cheered to the echo; Mr.. Winters
was introduced. and said some very
happy things; Gov. Slingerland appear
ed and made q neat little speech; John
Dorsey spoke some words for the Demo.
cratic party, and Frank Proctor with
mashed piug-hat on, represented the
only living head of that family strug-
Cling and partially defunct relic Of the
nsst. These are some Of the thousand
incidents which occurredin honor Of the
event, and in the evening" apsrty Of
ladies and gentlemen met at the Orns-
by House to congratulate the Senator
and TO express their mutual qualification
at the glorious result.-Carsos Appeal,
Of this morniag.
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SpuxxY.-without exception, Charley
belong is the spunkiest politician on
this coast. One defeat for Senatorial
honors did not discourage him two years
ago; nor do we believe that a second
defeat dismays or discourages him in
the least bit. We rather admire
Charley's "pluck;" and weu wager a
bottle of wine that he is bristling up for
the next 6ght. Senator Stewards term
will be out in two years. Charley, is
yet young; he is talented; he is enerset-
ic and as plucky as q little devil. The
Old Grey Eagle, however, has scared
too high for him. Now let him get
after ssthe red-head lawyer Of Virginia"
Two years isn't long to wait in this
country.
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PsRRr l. IRwIS.-Last night the fine
aioon Of Perry & Irwin was thrown
open with = free bar. The boys had q
good time, generally, and II We are to
Judge Nys whisky" and Nye wine"
makes man feel friendly towards every
body. In fact, it makes a man feel like
votng LOT Nye all the time. We took
one drink and wanted to vote for the
Old Grey Eagle.
ErrscorAI sEaucr.-There will be
Episcopal services with sermon BY the
Rev. Mr.. Lathrop, at the Nethodis.
Church. Carson, this friday evening At
n o'clock; qr
BuILiox.-van Wyck l. Co., Gold.
Hill, rscsived this morains for melting
and assay, ll,ossO ounces crude bullion.
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DaowxrD.-Miss Nathan, q young ls-
dy aged about twenty years, residing at
Grass Valley, was drowned in q well
Of water lately. She resides with her
brother-in-law, B. Cad. About SIX
o'clock in the morning the inmates OF
the house were aroused by her screams.
Cad went to the well and let down the
bucket, but she did not grasp it, and
before any one could be lowered to her
assistance life was extinct. Miss Nathan
came out from Germany some six
months ago. Since her arrival she has
been sick . considerable part Of the
time. On Monday night, January 18th,
her friends thought she acted strange
". She got out of her bedroom win
dow and reached the well in that way,
but it is not known whether she COM
mit.ed suicide or whether she fell in by
accident.
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uSsrrse AZ ITS HIx."-Old Forbes, Of
the Humboldt Register, must be incon
solsble at the result Of the Senatorial
election. He blew his little whistle
oYer the slk.li desert until he drove
every one of the Humboldt delegates
into the Nye camp-e1cept Mr.. stamplsy,
the Democrat, who was not expected to
yots for tho Old Grey Eagle"-and
his advice seems to be more potent with
tho Copperhesds than with Union men.
Old .mar.y-you must have got" Pyth-
las drunk" lately.
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THE CONTEST - v Z
Well, the Senatorial con.es. is owe

Well, the Senatorial contest is yer /;
James W. Nye is elected, and, if his life
is spared he will represent this State in
the U. s. Senate for the next six years.
The Senator's long and active expert
ence in public life in the Eastern States;
his intimate acquaintance with u in
terests, acquired by q residence in this
State ever since its FIRST creation as a
Territory; his natural gifts as an ora
tor; his keen and correct judgment Of
public men and measures; and his big
and loyal heart for his country-all, all,
qualify him in q most eminent degree to
fill the high and exalted position Of a
U. s. Senator to represent this young
State at the capital of the Nation. The
Legislature acted wisely in making its
selection. We doubt not the Honorable
Senator heartily appreciates the high
honor conferred upon him; and, unless
we shall be much disappointed, he will
so act in behalf Of his constituents
when he again reaches Washington,
that all q people will feel proud OF
the choice made yesterday BY their Rep
resentatives, and our State will derive
much benefit therefrom.
The contest for the high position was
very spirited between the aspirants for
four or ave days. Each Of them had
his admirers who worked strenuously
for the ascendancy. We presume that
whatever feelings of asperity or discord
tina. may have been engendered between
the rival candidates or their friends
during the contest, is now allsy-
ed and will soon be forgotten. Po-
litical strife is but q bubble in the
air, and has but little to do with the
solid reality Of everyday life. Its un-
certainty as q dependence for thrift and
glory makes it an undesirable vocation
for many Of the ablest and best business
men Of the country. After many years
Of personal experience and observation
in political matters, we give it as our
honest opinion that politics is the poorest
capital in the world that a man can
start out with; and politicians the most
~ungrateful Of all classes Of men. If it
were not a part of u business as a
public journalist to be a politician, we
would discard the "6lthy pool" and
look upon it only as a source of trouble,
disappointment, and veIation. 1--WE
expect that the disappointed candidates
for Senatorial honors will agree with US
in this conclusion.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-18
Deaths.

McMAHON-ln Sacramento, Jan. IS, NJ. Mary
Mcmahon, q native Of Ireland, aged ~ year,.
HIBBARD-At Gold Run. Placer Co., Jan. lst,
Augustus Hibbard. aged 81 years.
wH1TLEDGE-At Gold Run, Jan. 10Th, John
Whitledge, aged ~ yeara
MAGUIRE- In Aaryivflle. Jan. 18th, Louis Ma.
guire, aged 10 years.
sPATZ-In Alvarsdo. Alameda County, Jan. o
Christian Spatz, aged rs years.
CANNoN-In San Francisco, Jan. is, Oliver 8
Cannon, In his 18th year.
BLUM-Tn San Francisco, Jan. I4th, Elias Blum,
aged 10 years
WAYhAN-In San Francisco Jan. Is, DR.. J. II.
waymsn, aged I6 years and S monthsL
WlL6ON-In San Francisco, Jan. II, James n
Wilson, aged year..