Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-06

ANOTHER SHARP DoDGE.-LooS U
Certain parties are ~eanvassinS Gold
Hill and vicinity for subscribers to the
Missouri Republican, a strong Democratic
sheet, and thus far they have secured
several subscribers, even among Union
men BY unblushingly representing it ia
be q "Republican" paper. This is true
enough as far rs the uame of the paper
goes, but no farther. Let no more
Union men be humbugged into taking
il. The game is well played, but II
must not be allowed to win. The De-
mocracy Of this section are unable to
support a newspaper of their own, there
fore they are Obliged to import from
abroad. This is merely an electioneer-
| ing dodge on their part for the PresI-
dential campaign. That kind Of Re-
publican won't do for Union men.
THE GLORIOUS FoURru!-A grand
mass meeting Of tho citizens of Virgil
mia, Gold Hill, American Flat and Flow
ery is to be held ut the Courthouse,
Virginia, this evening, in accordance
with notice in another column, for the
purpose Of making suitable arrange
ments for the celebration Of our Ma
tional Auniversary-th Fourth Of July.
We certainly hope every true American
citizen will promptly respond to the
call and attend this meeting. Let the
coming Fourth be celebrated in true
national style, and everybody join with
one accord in q grand demonstration,
irrespective of all political party con-
siderations.
FREE LECTURE THIS EvESING.-Mrs.
Laura De Force Gordon, the eminent
and talented lecturer, has arrived in
town and will give her long promised
lecture on S~piritualism and the free
thinking, progressive theories OF the
present day, as compared with the OBJ
scure dogmas Of the past. She is a
very pleasing e1pounder Of enlightened
views, and no one can fail to profit BY
hearing her. The lecture will be free,
and all are cordially invited to attend.
1t will commence at s o'clock, and oil
gentlemen bringing ladies would do well
to DO there in good season in order to
secure eligible seats.
The HORSE 0PERA.-Blaisdell & Con-
stables Circus was crowded in its at
tendance again last evening, and will
be again this evening, which is its last
presentation at Virginia, as it drives
stakes for q performance ut Gold Hill
tomorrow evening. It has been truly
said that wo see but one circus In our
lifetime, and that is the first we ever
saw. but all who have visited this one
pronounce it different in many respects
from the ordinary run OF eircusses, and
we'll worth going to see.
An A~sraoLoGER AMONG Us.-Madame
Cory, the eminent astrologcr, just ar
rived from the East, Informs the ladies
and gentlemen Of Gold Hill and vicinity
that she can be consulted relative 10
all business or matrimonial matters,
answering all questions concerning the
Past, Present and Future with Wonder
full correctness. She o be found at
her residence, nearly opposite Odd Fell
lows Hall, Main street. See advertise
ment under head Of New To-day"
MASQUERADE AT FoRr HoNEsrEAD.-
Mr.. Lyford, the well known comman-
dant at Fort Homestead, gives a grand
masquerade ball at his spacious hall
within the fortress, this evening. Tick
cts So, admitting q gentleman and MS
many ladies as he chooses to bring
| along. A fine band Of music will be in
attendance, and refreshments found
convenient. A very pleasurable time
will be enjoyed by all who participate.
THAT Rich ORE.-Relative to the rich
ore recently found in the Rogers mine,
Flowery, about which we had an item
in Yesterdays News, we stated that it
assays as high as $1,000 to the ton, aud
that several tons Of it are to be for
warded to Dall's mill, Washoe Valley,
for treatment, Mr.. Shamp claiming to be
able to work it to within eighty" per
cent. Of the actual average assay. 1t
should have read "tweuty" per cent.
A MATERIAL ERRoR.-The following
is q correct statement Of the amount OF
bullion shipped from Storey county
during last mouth, for which we are in
debted to ]. IL. F. Martin, agent for
Wells, Fargo l. Co.: From Gold Hill,
S6l5,457 a.; from Virginia, S645, 1853 45;
total, $l,26l,220 50. Our figures IN
Yesterdays issue were not correct, and
we take pleasure in correcting the
error.
OK Drr.-The sun shines clear, warm
and bright to-day. Spring has come
Two loads OF hay passed down through
town yesterday. The ice cream man Is
footing his horn on the street. Dus'
has taken the place Of mud, and the
street sprinkler is operating. Summer
will commence on Monday morning next
and linen coats and iced toddies come
into active demand.
EsxERALDA SoUSD.-A letter frou
Pine Grove, received by US this morn
ing, says: "Our Club at this place mum
bsrs eighty sound Union men, will
twenty more to come in. The full mum
Der Of the Cops is sixty-eight. Yo'
can safely count on Esmeralda count!
for Grant and Colfax."
BuLLIoS.-Gold Hill Branch ASA.
Office of E. Ruhling & Co., received thi
morning for melting and assay, 2,3l
ounces crude bullion.
KESrUcx DIvIDESD.-A dividend o
$50 per share is declared on the Ken
tuck mine for the month Of May, paya
bio on the 10th inst.
BuLLIoS.-C. wiegaud & Co., of Coll
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1926 ounces crude bullion
TIE ~SrAeEs.-The California stage
leave thier office in Virginia at 4 P. n
daily. Passengers, take notice.