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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-17

Total Assets--...--..-.. ,SSO,OOO
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU
" sand dollars in California and Sun Francisco
Bonds, deposited with w. II. COLEMAN & Co.,
and WELLS, FARGO & Co., for the security OF
policy holders. Letters of Credit with Wells,
Fargo & Co. to the amount Of over 81, OOOOOO.
The above named Companies have paid
through our agency, during the past two years.
One hundred thousand dollars losses in Califor-
MIA
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
SuERlFk'S SALE.
State ofOhi0, Wnton County.

STATE @Ohio, Ninton County.
John Miller, PItfEI In Court of Com
Theophilus jSnc, sa',"s ct al Deft,] On Execution
DURSUANr to tic command fan Execution
L in tho above cause to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of the aforesaid COun-
ty ofVinton, | will offer at public sale, at the
door of the Court House. in tho Town Of Near
thur, in aforesaid County OF Vinton on
Saturday April 25th A d. 1863
At the hour Of one o'clock p NJ, OF laid day the
following real estute to-wit Commencing at
the sou.h- west corner fthat part Of out lot
number twenty five, IS d in the town of Wilks-
vile in said County OF Vinton, owned on the
l4th day of May ID. 1859 10y William g. Cline
aud running northeast para ailel with th5 street
in said town fifteen rods and thence south east
el even rods on right angle with said street
thence fifteen rods south west Oh u parallel with
said street thence northwe, to the p ace Of
beginning containing one acre more or 10 IS, to-
gether with tlour AMI saw mills and all other
appurtenances on said lands.
Taken rs the real estate Of Thcnphilus Jones
to satisfy Judgment OF aiOl said Court, in favor
of John Miller.
Appraised az follows to-wit Five thousand
three hundred and thirty three dollars aud thir-
ty-three cents.
TERMS OF SALE. One third cash in hand
and the residue in two equal installmGnls to- wit:
One third in six months and one third in twelve
months, with interest from tho day Of Salo
JoHN MILLER, AR'H. NORRIS,
In person March 2'th-63 -5v. Shift V. O. 0.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
SliEliiFt;S SALE

S'ateef o4iO, Iipt0n Gossty. 49,
Day * Ma,IGsk, l., PNdl In conrt ,,,, Of
Hewitt d Walsh ct al. Deftsl order sale
DURSUANT To tho command Of an Order Of
i Sale ia tie above cause to lne directed from
the Cuart OF Corumon Pleas, of tho Aforesaid
County OF Vintou, viii offer at puhlic sale, at
the door Of the Court House. in the Town OF Nc
Arthur. in atSrrsaid Coury OF Vnton, 0n
Saturday April I'm A. D. 1868
At the hour Of "ue O'Clock -. ~, OF said day, the
following real estate t"-wit ~ feet front. In lot
number three 81 in Za.esk and running back
scrysS the l". in the t,Im Of Il paralelogram for
" feet wide fronting on Oak Street and being
hcsame premises owned by Pardon &. Hewitt
~ John WRsh. ura u Dwelling ard Store House
rvning back one hundred ard fifty feet.
Levied upon IL the property Of Hewitt K
Walsh. 20 safety n Judgement oi aforesaid Court,
in favor II. Day e Malluck.
Appraised H. fellows, to- wit at Eve hRndrcd
dollars ald must bring wu-,lirls Of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, Cash in lEnd.
T, K. STANlrY Ar,y Phf A. NORRIS
March l2.h lSi3. Sw Sh'f V. Co. D..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
SEERl FF7S SALE.
St1h II Otio, rnton County.

Stdhaf Ohio, linton County
James Il. McCu,chon. PI:G. In Conrt Of
against SCommon Pleas.
JB. Wilson Ct al. Defls. On Execution.
DURSUANTt TO the command OF an order Ct
Sale in tho above cause 10 me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas, of tho aforesaid
County OF Vinton. will offer A. public sale, at
IT the door OF the Court House, IN the Town oi
Macarthur, In aforesaid County Of Vinton, on
Saturday I've I'm day Of Ap'A A d 1863
At the hour Of one o'clock P. N. of said day, the
following Rcal estate to wit: ln-lot Number
twenty eight (2S) in tho town ofllamdcn in said
Vinton county Ohio.
ed upon Us the property Of John r. will
son. (Subjcc. to widows dowor) to satisfy II
iudgoiuont Of aforesaid Court in favor OF James
II. SlcCutchcn.
Appraised Ne follows, to.wit: Four hundred
and 'hi.y dollars, and mus. bring two thirds oi
that sum.
TERMS oF'SALE, Cash in hand.
A. NORRIS,
Msreh I1tb le53.-5w. Sh'f V. Co. y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
..Ea.AL NOaIiF.
StaIe of O5io, Tiaton COunty.
ph.h, A. No,kc1 lIFl

StGIe az Oht", IHaton LOUnfy.
rhebe a. Maekc!, rIf. Court Of
John I. M.sh.y, lsci"s. Def. cOmmO" Pleas
4 llE Defcnlent John T. Maclioy, whose place
L Of residence is unknown will tako notice that
lis wife Phebe A. Naekoy, Of the county ofVin.
ton aud Safe of OHIO, did on the 18th day of
March 1866, file her Petition in he Court Of
Common Pleas Of said county 0fNintoR. and
State OF Ohio, against him as her lusbmd.-
Setting forth, that ,hei> the owner ot certain
personal property, aud certain real estate, to-
wit: lu lot number seven in the Town OF Nc
Arthur county of Viuton. and State ofOhio, IN
hor own right, charging him with having de,
serted her And PRAYING for m orlor Of said
Court, authorizing her to sell and dispose Of said
real cs,atc and any and all other stlcratc pro-
perty. Also to be invested with al the rights
and liabilities Of fcne solo, as to tie making
of contracts acquirciug and disposing ofproprr
" suing and being sued ~ teInc sole. And he
sand John 7. MacEey, is further notified that h.
IL required to Rrpeur and answer said petition
On OF before the 18th day May 1853
PlihBE A. MACKEY,
March l9tl-t3-6w. BINGHAM llLwITr,
ATTY tor pltf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
OIIEltitt D SALE.
State of Ohi0, Vtnton COuaty.

Timothy r. Stanley, Pltf:l In Court Of
against Common Pleas
Daniel Nunnemakcr Defts
& Henry b. Moore Order Of sale
DURSUANT to the command Of al or ler OF
i sale in the above cause TO me directed trOm
The Court of .onmcn Pleas. OF the aforesaid
County of Einton, | will offer at public sale al
the door of the Court House, in the Town Ui
Macarthur, in aforesaid county of Wilton, on
Saturday. April llh d, D. 1863.
At the hour Of ten o'clock 4. NJ Of said day
:he FOL owing Real estate to-wiJ : One Sixteenth
being one share in all the Lands aud personal
property belonging to the Eagle Furnace Com.
pany lately doing business under the name
and style of Stanley Bcntly S Co.
TAKEN AZ the property Of Daniel Nun
nemaker and Hrnry B. Moore, to satisfy q
judgement and decree ofaf1resaid Court, in ia
yor Of T. X. Stqnley, for the Use of A. BentIy.
Appraised as follows to-wit: Three Thousand
Seven hundred and Fifty dollars and must bring
two.thirls of that sun.
TERMS OF SALE. Cnsh in hand.
y. r. STASLEY Atty for Itlf. a. NORRIS,
Marcr II 1888, 5N. Shift V Coo
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
NOTHCE-BEWAHE.

A LII PERSON are hereby notified, not tc
~ trade for ,r purchase, i've notes signed by
me, dated in December l:t2 calling for eight
hundred ibs Of wool. payable to IIanen, Bray
= Co. (said fir Composed Of Jo-eph llanen
william Brav and G. W. Jol nston. on the flrst
day Of July in each ofthe years 1853 1854 1865,
1856 aud 1887. Said notes being fraudalently
am determined not to pay the same
unl:ss compelled by law.
WILLIAM STEVENS,
Teb. 2cthisss.- -sw
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
SllERIFf'S SALE
State of 06io, Finton Comfy.

John ;n, 5; Black Court OF conaon Pleas.
Elmer Jones OF aI
DY virtue IN order Of sale /, mo dr'c.oi
ID from the Court Of Common Pleas, of FIn,Un
County Ohio, will offer Tor safe NJ tho dogr OF
the Court House, in the town Of MeAIlhur On
Satmday the 25M day@ Api!1S63
At the hour Of one o'clock PM, Of said day tho
property, 20 wit Being part Of the
southwest quarter Of section number lhirly-tve
(S5,) in township number ten, (lo,) Of range
hummer hltscn, (l5;) beginning at the east line
Of said quarter NJ maple tree eleven inches in
diameter, itty-eight rors and sixteen links from
the southeast corner; thence north forty five
degree west, distant 'Drty-lwo rods 10 post !;
thence up RacUOOn creek 30 as to inclrdc two
thirds Of .uid crock, to lands decided by James
New har,er thence south twenty-five chains
nd cighty-hve links to the section line thence
west five chainS and sixty links tn nee
east forty nine degrees six chains and forty
links to stake thence oighty-siX degrees ,'rth
six chains and forty three links /; thence north
81 degrees, east twenty-five rods and forty
eight links to place OF beginning, containing
thu Ity acres be the Same moro or less. Except
one half aero decided to John TilrOw by said
Pierce together with all the privileges aud ap-
purtenancos thereto belonging. Also eighry
acres being the west half Of the north west
quarter Of the north west quarter Of the said
section, except twenty-five acres before decided
to George Hickey on the side of said eighty acres
all in township lumber ten, range number
fifteen.
Taken rs the real estate Of Elmer Jones ct nj
10 satisfy judgment in favor Of John S. Black.
Appraisment, mill property 1t thirty-six hun
dred dollars. And an eighty aero tract apprais-
cd at four huL lrcd dollars, and must bring two
thirds 0f that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, Cash in hand,
E.A. BRATFoS Pitts. atty a. NORRIS,
March 2fth 1853. Sw. Sh'RV. Co., o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
NOiICE-BEWAiSE.

A IL PERSONS are hereby notified no ,r
"A trade for. nor purchase five notes. signed
by mo. dated in December 1889, and calling fol
one hundred and FIVE dollars, with privilege OF
paying the same IN wool, at fifty cts per b, Jay.
able on the 1T. day Of Jnly in cacn Of the years
of 1853. 1854, 1866 1866 and 1867. To Ilapen.
Bray = Co. (said firm composed of jose eoL
lianen, William Bray and G. W. ,Iohnston. =
All of said notes being fraudulotly obtained.
am determined not pay to the same until con- :
pelled Icy Law.
AARON STEVENS,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
SlIEkIFF'S SALE.

Sat- Il JIi9 Ei7ton Cornty.
.Tames II. N,Curcnen. PlR1 In Courtof
agoH-. Common Pleas
W. +. Wilson etal, Defts.l OrGer of sale
DuRSuANT to the command of an order Of
i sale in the above cause to me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas, ofthe afors,id Coun-
ty Of Vimton, ! will offer at public sale, at the
door Of the Court House, in the Town OF Near
thur, in aforesaid County of ViLton, on
Saturday April llh a. d 1863
At the hour Of Two o'clock P. NJ Of aid day. the
following Real Estate to-wit: In lot Number
twenty seven 81 10 the town Of lIamden Vim
ton County Ohio.
ordered to be sold as the property of W. B.
Wilson ct all, to satisfy a decree of aiursui
Court, in favor Of James Fl. MeCutchen.
Appraised as follows, TO- wit : Four hundred
dollars and must bring twO-thirdS Of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, Cash in hand.
T. r STAsLEI, Atty for Pltfr. AN )RRIS.
March 18th lS63.-5w Shift. V. Co. q.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
SHERIFF7S SALE,

etdte af Ohio, VintoH County.
4. e. CAse, Admins Dc | In Cour.
bonis non tho estate Of Plth. OF Common
william MePeak DECD Pleas.
against
William K. McPeak, & DOfts On order
Jonathan McPeak, Of sas
1)URSUANT 10 the command ofan order Of
i sale in the above cause 70 me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, OF the aforesaid
County of Yinton, will off, At public sale, at
the door Of the Court House, in the Town OF
NoArthur, in aforesaid County Of Viutou, on
Saturday the llh day Of April A. D. 1868
At tho hour oftwelyc o'clock NJ, ofsaid day, tho
following Real estate to wit: Being one hun
tred acres of of the east side Of the hOrlh-halI
Of tho southeast quarter aud tho south half Of
the north east quarter Of section Number Twen-
iy.siK (26l Township number ten (l0) and OF
Range number nineteen { l9) in the Distric. of
Lands subjec; 70 sale ut ChlIlicOtbe Ohio COM
m5ncing at q Locust stake on tho north line Of
,sid tract and thence running south to the south
line of said tract 70 another stake situated in
,ajd county and State Of Ohio.
Ordered TO re sold Ms the property Of William
K. McPeak and Jonathan McPeak. to satisfy de
cree of Aforesaid Court, in favor Of S. G. Case,
Administrator de boris non, ~ aforesaid.
Appraised as follows to.wit: -Four hundred
dolla.s and must bring tI o-thirds Of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, Cash in hand.
BIssHAx IlEwITT ARCH. NORRIS,
Attys for Pli5 ehGY. Co. q.
hAyh lZtk lsE3.-is
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
COOLING STOVES FOE SALE

- We have frs. rate new Coal Cook.
@G ing Stove. Also a Premium Wood
SS3CoOking Stove for sale. Call at th. offiee
and see them, ii you van: stove al ,he
lowest cash figures,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
SIlERlFF'S SALE.
State Of Ohio, Vinton covaiy.

STATE W ono, VlntOn C0pGfy.
slother, Mathews & Co. Pnfr'.l In Corr, Of
against -. - - ~
s. S. Murray & U''''''''" .''''
A. Soule, Jr DcCt5 Tcudi
DURSU ANT to the commInio Of an order Of
Il sale in the above cuH-a 70 nc directed tr rEm
the Court of Common flcHs. Of the aforesaid
County Of Einton, | will offer a. public sale, at
the door OF the Court House, IN the Town of
Macarthur, in the nforesoi County of Vinton, on
Saturday The 25tt day Of April 1863
At the hour oftwo o'clock PM. Of said day.
the following Real estate to wit: The west half
Of In-lot number scventy-two, (72 except
thirty three feet oif OF Tho nortn end ofsaid lot
in the town OF ilksville Vinton County Ohio.
Taken as the property Of S. s. MGrray and
a. Soule Jr., to satisfy decree OF aforesaid
Court in favor of Slother, Mathews Il 20.
Appraised as follows to-wit: At seven hun
dred dollars aud mps. bring two thi ds Of that
sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
J. NJ DASA, Pltii-. Atty ARCH. NORRIS,
March 18th 1853 ,5S, Sg'af v. Co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
NOEaUE-LOOK OUT.

4 LII PERSONS are hereby notified, not to
n trade for nor purchase, five notes, signed by
me, dated in December 1862, each calling for
four hundred ard seventy lbs Of wool, except the
first note which calls for four hundred rs pay
able 10 lIanen, Bray & Co (ssid firm compscd OF
Joseph llancn, William BRAY and G. W John
ston,) OIL the first day ol July in each of the
years ofIs63, 1864. 1865, 1866 and 1867, Also
five other notcs to thesRme parties of same date,
one calling for one hundred ibs wool, due July
LIST. 1858, one calling for two hundred lbs wool
due July lst. 1854. And three calling for one
hundred aud fifty b. wool. on tie first day Of
July in the years, 1865. 1855 and 1867. All Of
said notes being fiaudulently obtained. am
not to pay the same unless ccmpell-
ed by Law.
GEORGE BARNET,
Fet 26. ls53,-8w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
SlIEI{lfF'S SALE.

e.s ef ohio, riaton Cwnty.
Hiram Ii. Bishop, Pitt. In Courtof
again, Common Pleas.
John A. Fisher, Deft. Execution
DURSUAHT to tho command of an or'er OF
i rale in the above cause 70 me directed from
the Court OF Common Pleas, the aforesaid Coun
~ OF vinton, will offer at pubic SaIe.at the door
ofthe Court House, in tho Town Of Macarthur,
IN sho aforesaid County OF vin'on,on
Saturday the llth day Of April A. D. 1863
A. tho hour Of two o'clock T. NJ. Of said day, the
following Real estate to-wit ho north half OF
tha south west quarter ofSeCtion number thirty
FIVE 1851 township number eight (S)of Range
number sixteen (l5) containing by estimate
eighty acres be the same moro OF less.
Ioviod lpon as .he property Of John A. Fisher
10 satisfy Judgement OF Aforesaid Court in
faSor OF Hiram II. Bishop.
Appraised as follows, wit: Ono thonsand
and 'hfty dollars, and muJt bring two thirds OF
tha: sum.
TYRMS OF SALE. Cash in hand.
BiNsHAN llEwITT ARCH. MORRIS,
Attys for tn. ShH V. Co. y.
March l2lh ls63.-5v.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
GAL NOTICE.

THE 81 ATE OFOlnOYlNrONCouNT
IN LOURT OFCOMMON PLEAS.
George Barnet, PlIf.l
vs. civil action
William Bray,
Joseph llanen and Dsit'.. Petition
GspTge W. Johrston1
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
LEGAL NOTICE

THE STATE OF ONO vINTON- COUNTY,
IN COURT OF COAGON PLEAS.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-12-05
A NIGHT with the Ghost of Hilton Head.

The Universe is one great circle of ever-recur-
ring events: periodicity marks all the great move
ment, and even is plainly visible in the most
minute The fashions of the world also return
with some regularity, and society is governed by
some unknown law around which it revolves,-
different periods of time are marked by peculiar
beliefs, and these periods return, as Time in its
eternal march moves on. Ghosts are no novelty
they were once, real and genuine; the people firm
ly believed in their existence; this time has re
turned, we have reached that point in the circle
of ife-the ghost period.
In our cities they have been fashionable, and
the elite of the avenues have nightly enjoyed the
presence of a ghost; why should they not deign
to visit this spot? why forget US in our lonely
hours? They have not forgotten us, for few
nights since the sandy beach of Hilton Head was
impressed by the elastic feet of such sprite.
The afternoon had been pleasant, the sun in
the blue vault of Heaven was partially obscured
by festing clouds, yet his rays were full of the
fire 'of this southern latitu l., at the autumnal
season: evening came on, anl peculiar sense of
tlampaess, gave signs Of an approaching storm.
Sol had left his bright glory, in streaks of mellow
light on the western sky, and nature lay calm,
serene and peaceful at this the hour of the dying
day. The evening passed as usual, save in my
ear the sound of some strange, magical music; it
had the harmony of the Eolian Harp waited by
gentle breeze oer the vast expanse of Ocean; it
had charm, and held entranced my senses, yet
with all its sweetness and harmony, there was
something of sadness and untold mystery in
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-12-05

resolved to investigate and solve the mystery.
scene, accustomed as he was to graveyards and
the paraphenalia Of the dead, Che was doctor Of
medicine,) he seated himself by my side; the
window still open: here We were in the silent
midnight, the wind had died away, the rain-drops
fell from the piazza while the waves with easy
and gentle motion washed the beach; it was an
hour I long shall find recorded in the book Of
memory, dark and still all seemed in the midnight,
while thus seated both gazing oceanward the
sweet harmony began, and observed form Of
snowy whiteness in the distance, moving grace
fully through the darkness; my friend the doctor,
the same instant exclaimed, do you see that? see
what ? said l, endeavoring to eyince no uneasiness
at the sight of this figure clad in the habliments
of the grave or of the spirit world; in breathess
silence we watched the sepulchral form; again the
mysterious song filled the air, and by its magic
power, We passed into that land of dreams, nei-
ther spoke, both while thus seated yielding to
slumber.
Just as the morning streaked the east, my friend
awoke and with sudden impulse siezed my arm,
arousing me from what appeared a stupid sleep.
In a moment my friend, the doctor, began to
describe the image which last impressed him, he
spoke in fowry language and with the peculiar
nature of his warm and generous sour, he uwe1t
in extacy over the beauty of the spirit form des-
cribing the lovliness of the mystic song, and re-
ioicing DER the happy hour when the singer touch
ed the hidden harp.
I listened with amazement at his story, and
ere the sun had risen from his watery bed, we
were both firm believers in that ghost, which the
night before had charmed me with its music, and
produced in the doctor such extacy, contemplating
its beauty.
Reader, it is said that the same apparition pre-
sents itself at the midnight hour, during the tenn
pest and the storm, when the waves roll and dash
in all their fury.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-12-05

This is the way in which Il soldier who had
been caught stealing clothing was dr,unmed out
of the Camp of the Invalid Corps at Augusta:
. The men were paraded and the culprt having
had the sentence read to him, the buttons We're
cut from his coat the visor from his cap, which
was turned inside out, and copy of the proceed
ings of the Court placarded on his back. He was
then marched out of camp, a squad of soldiers
with fixed bayonets behind him, to the tune OF
THE Rogues March
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-12-05
They have A poet in Bath, Mr.. DENY Kelley.

-They have poet in Bath, Mr.. DENY Kelley
who, in card in the Times,
"Tenders his sincere thanks to the ladies' and
gentlemen Of Bath for their prompt and efficient
efforts in expelling that hated monster of destruc
ton, that fiery crest, open mouthed and gnashing
teethed beast which burst through my unguarded
windows on its errand of ruin, but who was driv-
en- back in fair fight by our brave members OF
the Fire Department, and laid low, not in tho
dust but in its own heated ruins"
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-12-05
THE NEW SOUTH.
Published every Saturday Morning by
JOS. d. SEARS, Editor and Proprietor.
PRICE: FIVE CENTS PER Cory.
Advertisements, fifty cents line, each insertion.
Terms: Invariably cash..
OFFICE: Phoenix Building, Union Square.

from "Allc of Monmouth" by E. c. Stedman, to b'
published in few days by Carleton extract the follow
ing spirited Cavalry song.l
Our good s.eeds snuff the evening air,
Our pulses with their purpose tingle;
The foeman's fires twinkling there;
He leaps to hear our sabres jnglel
HALT!
Each carbine sends its whizzing ball
Now, cling! clang! forward all,
Into the fight
Dash on beneath the smoking dome;
Thro level lightnings gallcp nearer!
One look to Heaven! No thoughts Of home.
The guidons that we bear dearer.
CHARGS
Cling! clang! forward all
Heayen help those whose horses fall
Cut left and right
They flee before our fierce attack!
They fall! they spread in broken sursss,
ee,s-sdcs bear our xo1nde: hss&
And leave the foeman to his dirges
WHEEL
The bugles sound the swift recall:
Cling! clang backward ell!
Home, and goodnight!
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-12-05

The Mayor of a town in France was astonished,
q few Sundays since, at seeing raw leg of NUT
ton fall down from the sky! He called the mu-
nicipal authorities together to consult about the
matter. The explanation of this singular n,eateor
is to be found in the fact that the mutton fell from
VI. Madars great balloon. which was passing
over at an immence height.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28
MMkIng the Issue.

The journal gives its approval to the
following resolution of "Royal League"
THAT our preference in trade shall be Civ
en TO those known TO be truly loyal and patri-
otic, and that we encourage others to the
same choice"
The Abolitionists assert that all Demo
Gratis are disloyLl; and they declare their
intention not to patronize them in any
way whatever. This is one Of the main
features of the Leagues, Every member
of them are sworn not to patronize Demo
Gratis. AS a matter of sslf-protection, il
nothing more, it becomes every Democrat
in this county to retaliate on these Royal
Leaguers" by refusing to patronize them,
and encouraging others to do the same
thing. Will You lick the hand that strikes
you? BE men.