Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-20
We SHALL SEE.-The Safeguard O

We SHALL SEE.-The Safeguard OF
this morning, speaking of the registra-
tration closing at Virginia last evening,
says: "Siuce the city election Justice
Addison registered 300, and Justice
Bush 3S2, making 6s2 votes more than
was registered at the city election last
May. OF the 6s2 registered about 400 are
Democrats. Add to this 100, which is
much less than the majority given for
the Democratic ticket ut the city cleo
ton, and on the Sd Of November Vir-
ginia City will give II clear majority OF
from 200 to 800 for Seymour and Blair"
The Reliability Of the aforesaid Demo-
cratic authority will be fully tested on
the Sd of November next, when, unless
they garble the result and peryert the
truth, they will have to tell n very diC-
fereut story. All the Wards Of Virginia
will be canvassed pretty thoroughly by
both parties within the next week or ten
days. The First Ward is already close
ly ciphered, and the following is the re-
suit of the most reliable Democratic
canvassing, thus far First Ward, 81
majority for the Republicans 1.-THE Re-
publicans claim 65 majority. The Sec
ond Ward they give to the Republicans
by n small majority /; the Third Ward
they clam by u good majority, and the
Fourth by a small. The most sanguine
among those who are posted, only claim
the city by u small majority, and give
Gold Hill from so to 10 Republican ma
jority. They claim American Flat and
a large majority in Flowery, and say
they will carry the county by IL small
majority. Let them fondly hug the sweet
delusion, for " where ignorance is bliss,
tits folly to be wise" The Republican
canvass tells a wonderfully different
story, and unless the Cops. get a vast
amount Of assistance from Red Noun
tain, their claimed majorities will provo
like "Irish dividends, - % over the left"
PRIZES FOR THE SwEENy GUARD
At the grand target excursion of the
various military companies Of Storey
County, which takes place next Satur-
day, the cath inst, IN the Divide, the
National and Emmett Guards, Of Viz
ginia, have each u number Of prizes
left from their last target excursions,
and will be put up to be shot for on
this occasion. Our W military com
pany, the Sweeny Guard, is unfortunate
in that respect, in not having any prizes
to add to the general emulation, there
fore it is certainly to be hoped that our
we'll wishing citizens will encourage
and aid the boys in this matter by just
contributing u few prizes. Hats, boots,
gold watches, pants, silver goblets, or
anything of that sort in the way Of
prizes donated, will DO thankfully re-
ceiyed and fully appreciated by the
Sweeny Guard. Read notice.
CoSvESIENr.-J. \. Brumsey, general
ageu, of the Pacific Mutual Life .%Insur-
ance Co. for Nevada, Idaho and Dakota,
yesterday handed US one of the little
handful business cards Of the company,
which are gotten up for gratuitous cir
culation. 1t folds up in book form, con-
y~enient to carry in the pocket, and upon
the back Of it is printed a table OF dis
tances and elevations on the line OF the
Central Pacific Railroad, valuable for
reference to travellers on the great con-
tinental railway. Another table also
gives n schedule of the electoral votes
Of all the States for the year 1865, with
q space left for writing "Grant and
Colfax" against each one when the re-
suit Of the great Presidential vote shall
be officially made known.
PARRPA-RosA.-Nearly all the seats
in the dress circle at Piper's Opera
House are taken for the three nights OF
the Parepa.Rosa opera troupe engage
ment, which will be Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday nights Of next week.
This is a pretty healthy showing for a
week in advance. There are still many
good seats and places for chairs in the
dress circle, and a large portion Of the
front rows of the parquette will also be
sold rs reserved seats, besides the boxes.
Three diagrams Of the house, one Tor
each night, can be seen ut the box Office
Of the theater, where those DESTROYS
can make their selection Of seats for
which evening they please, or all three,
il they choose.
INSURE YoUR LIrE.-The idea Of Life
Insurance so much in vogue at the pres
ent day, whereby a man by the payment
of a small amount Of premium may ut
death leave his widow or family well
provided for, or the principle OF endow-
ment policies, giving u man II small
fortune of $4,000, or $4,000, n few
years hence, in case he lives, and all by
the saving up and paying in his whisky
none or other spare change, is Il most
excellent one. The only difficulty is in
deciding which company to insure in,
when they are all so good. Read our
column of Life Insurance advertise
ments, among them that of the Pacific
Mutual, and then decide. Insure your
life by all means.
CURE FOR THE CArARRH.-Thosc who
have suffered from the above trouble
some disease, commonly known MS n
terrible cold in the head" will be
prntiied to learn that there is n sure,
certain and speedy cure for it, demon
strated by our own personal experience.
Shut yourself up in n tight bed room,
with seven pounds Of horse radish and
n nutmeX RTNlcTs nVuuSS s"S ""OiN VI
the root to pulp, within Que hours
time, chewing as much of it as possible
meanwhile. Repeat the process every
day for six months. If you can't blow
your bugle clear by that time, go and
get your life insured, snuff up a pound
OF Giant powder, and blow your brains
out.
THE REsuLr.-The bullion from the
Mohawk L Montreal mine, Excelsior, OF
which we made mention yesterday, after
being melted and assayed by Wiegand,
was resolved into q handsome bar OF
gold weighing 22l ounces, and worth
S3,524 40. This is II pretty good result
for the hundred tons of ore worked, and
is at the rate of S35 per ton. Having
plenty more of just as good and better
ore in sight, the company expect to be
able to produce just such a bar every
week.