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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
SPEAK BOLDLY
BY W. GLAND BOURNE.

Speak boldly, Frecmen. while today
The strife is rising fierce and high,
Girl On the armor while yc may,
In holy deeds to win VI die:
The Age is Truths wide battlefield,
The pay Is struggling with the Night
For Freedom hath again revealed
a Marathon of holy light
Speak boldly, Hero, while the foe
Trcads onward with the non heel;
Strike steady, with a giant blow,
And fash aloit the polished steel
BE true, q Warrior, to thy trust;
Man and thy God both Look to thee
lie true, OF sink away 10 dust;
lie true, or hence to darkness flee.
Speak boldly, Prophet, let the FIRE
OF iIeal en- come down or alters cursed
Where Baal priests and sccrs ccnsp're
To pay their blooIy honra"c iirst;
BE true, o Preacher. let thy tongue
Speak fearless, for the words are thine
Words that by morning starS were sung,
That angel. liymncd in strains divine.
Speak boldly, Poet, let thy pen
BE nerved with fire that may not die,
Speak for the rights oi hierlin" men
Who look to Heaven with fearful eye.
Ec true, q Writer. let thy name
BE honurcd where the weak have trod,
And in the summit of thy fame
lie true 10 man be true tp God.
Speak boldly, Brothers. wake and come
The Anikims are pressing on.
In Freedom strife be never dumb,
s;ird flashing blades til all is won
lie true, o SISTER. truth is >trou@,
The foe shall sink beneath the -"i;
While love and bliss shall thrill the son.
That Truth 10 Man is Truth Ia God.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
iSI broadway. New York
r. c,,, I'm yipI,{Sf OFT af 60 , ihHlIeipfdd.
The Horace Waters Planes &MelodeOnS

The Horace Waters Planes &AelodeonS
aud iLElANDIE 0EGi>>. and 7 "ioert y 90. c'i' r
parIors and churches in use. large ns'"rt"len
can be- seen at the waTrro"ms No. ~ h,"'""'y
h.twern Grand aud Broomr streets. which "i ne ''
AZ rxtr.m,ly low prices, Pianos and Mciod"ouS ir"r'
suu,irJ makers, and second hand H'''id ia, ~. u
riauc. and 1lclolenns at great harss'ns' prfvS tro
Music Merchandise, at war prices.
opjrigas cf g,e trsss.
"T',r Horace Waters Planes are known ~ amuuE W
yery be-t enabled to speak "i t'eS- 'S
with som. deere, If confidence. from personal kno"irhI
of their excellent and durable 9usi'y. '"'N
| Eeuy..Ilt,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
Last Enne OF the Eeheis,

From the Mcu: lii~'irrna1la la-ssou Atlanta Appeal
S"Iy 10
Since the fall Of Nlcksburc, a shadow
of gloom seems to have settled upon th,
csuutenanccs OF many, aud their hopes Of
triumph have suffered at leas, temporary
eclipse. a calm aud impartial survey Of
the past, aud comparison with our then
H3d our present situation, and glance at
our future prospects, NC think eau not
iall 20 dispci sush dependency.
Within the last tseiye months, elements
sprung ur IN til, North 10 sn-h IN ,sf,nt
that ope .iati-rur pari.y hns b.rome rc>i'ec
trjie ant foraooGls, anil bids far, e.,
long, 10 or,r,rteim Me Ljncots Almi"is-
trutioa and h"rt It trom po'rrr. TIES is
mt tie icaA in'P",iant resah "i fc a-rr's
prpigay"'ioa Tie uai.y of Mc NoStt has
ben cgeotualy Jroh"n nJ,, aud H.is ct' it~eJ
rsS IaH compensation fr oil he rcC'rScS
sre hare spstuiRcI Ii We are discreet ~
tho future, aud devote our energies TO the
destruction Of the army which Lincoln
now has IN our tcrriinry, 1t Is our coDvic.
tluh tha' IN. '"f Y'fiy tC'h ~ "'st ~
the fyhiiny hH cjU be- r'qu'rcd 10 tcrn,i
nat. tic rar ojier hat. 70 say that We
eau not DIVE off the euemy from our bor
ders, is humiliatiug confession, and dc
grading to our character. La able-bodied
men We outpumbrr their forces on our soil
three to one, and all that is wanting to
lise them from our country, or bury
them beneath its sod, ~ resolution, cout
age, and dcttrmlnation.
The Appsat frs, hailed from Memphis,
where it was the most mad Of all Secesh
journals, tu, had to "chauge its base To
Grenada, to Jackson, and now Atlanta.
Tic success cf'tie "i'sacc' democratic
party, is the real last hope Of the ArPe"i
ilouost Democrats . see what use these
Ecbels expect you to be putt is to edo
most Of the fighting to achieve for them
T. ilual separation of the Union. You Ia
fight the Administration 10 the North and
they 10 the South! Dare You do it?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14

loJ ARE RIGHT, NIKE We are glad
TO see there are so many patriots among
our adopted citizens, altho' Coppefheads
Try to mislcad them. The RrpuLiican, Of
Monirose, says an irisbman in that village
WAS overheard TO say 10 another, "Pat, do
YOU know what I'd do if | was drafted p
"Ani what would you do, Nike ?' "Fd
fnLt me yaa and 90, sure, and do he Jes
I,yrkI" That Ii the true spirit.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14

Tho rcturns al iuinU majnriics in
y muck ulS cyuut OYER 80 900.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
Estate OF Hrs. Sarah E. Davis, decd
Attention to Orders !

rI'HE Undersigned having received an hon
orable discharge from The military service
oi the u. 5. based upon Surgeons certificate
of disability, has returned home 10 attend 10
business al The OLD POST OFFICE STAND,
where he will be glad To see his old friends
and customers he has Just issued the folio
wing Order:
No /. That all true, loyal citizens, who
have unsettled accounts for Postage, se,SnbScriP-
tIrns oI Book accounts will report themselves
Al his Head Quarters for settlement as he Is
determined TO publish a roll Of dellnquent>
and muster them out Of the service.
II W-CROTZER,
Captain commanding
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
REMOVAL.

V'HE subscriber respectfully informs her
friends and patrons tha; she has moved
tn L " Cooper's late stand. corner Of Third
aud Market StS, where She will keep on hand
a good assortment of LADIES TEiMMlNG,
RIBBONS and NOTIONS OF ali k5nds-also
Galiaher'S celebrated SOAP. MoTTO-
".SmaN Ifotts and p"ick S'fes."
IL. M'MaiiOn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14

The "pcmvsrats" celebrated the ith Of
July at Elbridsc, Edgar county, Southern
Illinois, Whereht they vociterOuslY
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, JUNE 13, 1868


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AnocRa lovers ara rat IA be enyiod
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IN thn mannor ohoya Jascr;hod tho bridegroom
NAV ar nav nat % giye fsast md Jance. 4 Is not
considered rennsito and is conerolv di,npnsed With
hit be dencrts Win I bis Srido inio somo wooded
recess out Of aicht and hearing an and rnmoins Will
bor ibroa or ons ors % at tho oS3,;rnton Of wb,cl
lima tbov srsoE boSb to comn r and tbo nav wiG,
tokos mn her abo5a in tSe r Wiawom If hcr husband
SbnnH .be @ moo, INV of bsr relat;ysa On ths tirst
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elu ~ sea ns ,Due HJ p.i pJssoa usu ra4
seg'' 'atoua 'J nl.r' n.. "0ISHVIs "b "usi ndon,
Goa'S y p'ugs Mcii coEs. sne PaVno %uuD'
ace 80 turning tne OacN to"aFu 'uo spectator !,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
Our Forces Near CharIeston.

The Port Royal correspondent Of the Phladel.
phs Inquirer, writing q few days since, says:
"Our forces occupy, no doubt with view to
future siege operations, Folly Island, and have
advanced up the island TO within two hundred
yards of Lighthouse Inlet, which separates Folly
from Morris Island. Our troops are protected by
earthworks which they have thrown up. Guns
will be mounted, and then the rebels who are ia
full view Of our troops Strengthening their posi-
ton and making il harder for us to take when We
advance, will receive the compliment Of shellsand
other proiectiles Of uncomfortable size which will
materially interfere with their labor.
"1he pickets Of both armies are so near that
conversation has been carried on between them,
although every ondeayor has been made to stop
such proceedings. Propositions have been made
by the rebel pckets to exchange tobacco for coffee
and tacit agreement has been entered into By
the pickets not to fire upon each other
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
New Mexican Trade.

From Register kept by J. A. Robbins We
learn that this tradecontinues uncommouly good,
Since our last there has passed through Council
Grove, for New Mexico, 20 trains, numbering l47
wagons 2l2 men, 40 horses 2,249 cattle, AZ mules
and carriages carrying 354 tons Of freight This
trade foots up thus far this season. o97 tfa'na,
numbering 4,1lO wagons, $500 men, ,2e0 horses
l3,269 mules, 547O cattle, 90 carriages, carrying
over II 025 tons Of freight. The price ol freight
ing 10 New Mexico this season, ia Sc, per pound
or sl6O, per ton, makinga total amount expend,,
Cd 10 freighting across the plains, this season OF
81 100000: yet this trade Is notShall over Ior
tha season, =, Council Grove Press
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
No ol0t..
the August Term 1868 Of the County Of Santa Fe,
st Judicial District Court (Territ0ry Of New Mexico

To the August Term 1868 Of the County Of Santa F6
First Judicial District Court, Territoy Of New Mexico
Jose Manuel Gallegos
Tomas Cabeza de Baca
Jose Seradn Ramirez,
Executors and Administrators Assnhpslt Attachment
Of tho Estate Of Antonio San slO.bSL 90
doyal deceased, Pl1s.
va
Anastacio Brea, Delft. - t'.La
il appearing to tho satisfaction Of the Court by affidavit Oh
ne IN this cause that the said defendant Anastacio BarcH
js non resident ofsad Territory and that process ia ad
eause has not been served upon him. is therefore ordered
BY the Court that publication DO made for four successive
weeks the last publication TO be made at least six weeks be
ors the first day Of the next term Of said Court notifying
Tho said defendant Of the tendency Of this suit and requiring
him to be and appear before said District Court to BIO begun
and held at the city Of Santa Fe In said County on the frs
Monday Of August next and plead answer demur TO the
said plaintiffs action herein, or judgment will be rendered
against him By default and other proceedings had agans
him as provided by law.
BY order Of the Court
Witness the Hon. Kirby Benedict, Chief Jus
tce Of said Territory, and Judge Of the frs
m Judicial District Court and the seal Of sale
Court at Santa re, this 2lst day Of May 1868.
SAMUEL ELLISON
Clerk,
80 -
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
No4s4t

To the August term 1893 Of he County Of Santa Fe,
First Judicial District Court Territosy Of New Mexico.
Solomon J, spcgclberg
IAvi Spsigelbergnd
Emanuel Spegelbcrgpld Assumpsit Attachment,
vs.
Jsmss H. Holmes deft
Notice hereby given to you the said James II Holmes
that suit Is pending in the said District Court in the
said County against YOU behalf Of Solomon spegebers
Levi spegelbeg and Emanuel Spegelberg plaintiffs for the
sum Of six hundred and seventy Ave dollars and seventy
cents In this and that attachment has issued here
Ing which has been returned served on certain properly and
upon William r. NJ Army as garnishee
Now II you the said James IL Holiness shall not be and
appear at the said District Court to be begun and held
the city Of santa fe in the said County the first Monday
Of August next and plead demur the said plain
A action heren Judgment will be rendered against you by
scsu and other proceedings had against you with said gar
h'shee as provided by law.
By order Of the Court.
Witness the Hon. Kirby Benedict Chief Justice
Of Haid Territory and Judge Of the First Judicial
District touft and tlla COR ~ vail fnnrt nj
Santa ~, this 2lst day Of May 1868
SAMUEL ELLISON,
Clerk.
Nn4Q A.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
Nol9. A.;

To the August Term 1868 Of the County Of Santa Fe,
First Judicial District Court TcrrOry Of New Mexico
Mayer Keyser, PHI -
vs. ABSulnlSlt Althcpnebt'
James II, Holmes, Deft
Notice hereby given TO you the said James II. Holmes
that suit Is now pending Ia the said District Court in the
said County against you behalf Of Meyer Keyser, plaintiff
for the sum Of Ave hundred and fifty nine dollars and twenty
Eve cents in this case and that attachment has issued
herein which has been returned served upon William f. Nj
Arhy as garnishee,
Now you the said James Holmes shall not DO and ap
pear at the said District Court to be begun and held at the
city Of santaFe in the said County on the rst Monday Of
August next and Plead answer demur to tho said plain
tins action herein Judgment will be rended against you BY
default and other proceedings had against you and the said
garnshee as provided for law
By order ftho Court
Witness the Hon. Kirby Benedict, Chief Justice
Of said Territory and Judge Of the First Judicial
District Court, and the seal Of said Court at SAINT
re, this 2lstday Of May 1868
SAMUEL ELLISON,
.. Clerk,
Eoio. II,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
No4s. A..

To the August Term ls03 Of the County Of santa Ft
First Judicial District Court JTerritory Of New Mexico
David s. Garland, PlG.) ,.
VS.. AsSulhpst AtuAVhihent
Charles B. Clark, Delft.
Notice hereby gvcnto you tho said Charles B. Clark that
suit is now pending in the said District Court in the said
County against you behalf Of David s. Garland plaintiff
for he sum Of one thousand nine hundred and ninety two
dollars in this case and that attachment has issued here
i which has been returned served upon GusTe Esbeg ana
Jacob Amberg as garmlshees
Now unless you the said Charles B Clark shall be and ap
pear at the said District Court to be begun and held
ety Of Santa Fe tho said County the first Monday Of
August next and plead or demur to the said PLAIN
Tina action herein judgment will be rendered aganstyou by
default and other proceedings had against you the said
garnshees.
By order Of the Court.
Witness the Hon. Kirby Benedict Chief Justice
Of said Territory and Judge OF the First Judicial
District Court, aud the seal Of said Court at Santa
~, this 2lst day Of May 1868,
SAMUEL ELLISON,
Clerk.
Nolo. n;
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

EDIToR Santa re Gazette:

Sir; Ihaye the honor to enclose you herewith
a list oil the names subscribed and respective
amounts paidto Inc by the officers and men ofthe
LIST New Mexican Cavalry stationed at the Post
of Fort Wingate n NJ. for the relief Of the poor
and suffering in socoro and adjoining Counties.
The four Cos stationed at this Post have come
forward so handsomely and SO berally to aid in
this good work and have 50 far outstripped oil
Others in their contributions to this benevolent
object, that Il think it deservesa special notice
and should be publish in order thnt the whole
Territory aTwell as the recipients Of this voIunta-
ry bounty can do full justice and honor to such
unexampled ponerpsiLy.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
HEAD Quarters Tucson, ARIZONA,
May II, 1868,

Orders,
No, s,
take great pleasure in acknowledging the
very gallant aud soderke manner iu which the
expedition against the Apache Indians in @Cajon
do Arivayha" was conducted, and the highly
creditable result Of the attack on those savages
who have been devastating, robbing and MURDER
ing in this Territory and Sonora for centuries.--
Capt. I. T. llDBAll, 6th Infantry, Gal. Vols.
who commanded the expedition with so much
good judgment may well be proud Of it, and of
the brave men under his command, who marched
for iye days without ever lighting u fire, main
tanning silence, hiding by day and travelling by
night to accomplish their object. That handful
of twenty five soldiers, aud . few brave volunteer
citizens, should 80 completely surprise rancheria
Of the craltiest sayages on the continent travel
ing for sixteen hours The evening and night be-
fore the battle over rightful precipices, through
gloomy cahons and chasms, heretofore untrod by
white men, out numerous horde of savagos, kill
ing over fifty, wounding as many, taking ten pri-
soners and capturing sixty head Of stock, without
the loss ofmore than one man, is something for
emulation to others in future campaigns against
Apaches,
We all have to mourn over tho brave youth who
fell doing his duty. Mr. THOMAS .! MoCLELLAND
the only one who fell in this brilliant little affair."
will long mouned by those who knew him, only
to esteem him as good citizen dutiful son and
a firm friend
tSigned) D. FERGUSON.
Col lst Cav. Cal. Vols.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

The sum total Of these subscriptions amounts
to Sll3l, 90 and has been turned over by me to
Captain j, G. McFeuan Q. NJ. U, S. A. who has
charge Of these funds.
Very respectfully,
Your 0bedent Servant,
], HOWE WATTS,
Adj. Pmr, U. s. A.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13


Mr. EDuoR-
For years the name Of Apache has been known
to Calfornians, New Mexicans and the inbabi
tants of the Northwestern Mexican States as the
synonym for treachery, cruelty, robbery and un-
conditional villainy, and so exclusive has been
their policy, that little or nothing is known of
their habits and manners in social Apachedom.--
Nearly five months intercourse with them have
served to slightly rend aside the vail and give me
glimpse Of their interior life, and If you will lend
me your hand shall endeavor to play As modeus
to your Cleophas while we explore tho recess,
The first subjects of Importance among them, as
among other peoples who desire to perpetuate their
blood and lineage are,
COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE. b
The dusky damsels ofths great savage family are
by no means deficient in that peculiar trait Of the
sex known as ecoquetry," and some Of them arc
as great adopts as the most triaing Of their pale
faced sisters. They understand perfectly how to
play off the artillery Of their attractions before the
eyes Of the admirng young buck, and do it with
as much anaiyete" and apparent absence Of do
sign as ifthey had regularly graduated at finish
ing off misses boarding school. On the Other
hand, the ipAamed savage affects an uneoncerr
and lofty disdain which he is far from feeling and
in this manner the affair goes on until he is forced
to surrender. His former forwardness and cbur
age ooze out from bis fingers ends and ho bo
comes bashful, silent and reserved, looking al
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
ADV ERTISENIENTS

To the August Term 1868 Of the County Of Santa 70,
First judicial District Court Territory Of New Mexico
Solomon j. spegelberg
Sew Speigelberg and
Emanuel speglberg, Pills.
vs. Asstlmpait and attachment
Anastaclo Barela, def, sa.2O6O3.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court by affidavit
on ae in this that the said defendant Anasaco Bare
Ia sa nonresident Of said Territory and that process In
said cause has not been served upon him. II is therefore
ored by the Court that publication be made for four sue
resssc weeks the last publication TO be made at least six
~Srks before the first day Of the next term Of said Court
notifying the said defendant Of the pending Of said cause and
recurring him to be and appear before said District Court
70 be begun and held at the city Of Santa Fe in the said
County on the rst Monday Of August next and plead an
swer dcmur to the said plaintiffs action herein udg
men will be rendered against him by default and other pro-
eeedings Ind against him as provided by law.
ny order Of the Court.
Witness the Hon. Kirby Benedict Chief
Justice Of said Territory and Judge Of the
first Judicial District Court, and tho seal
Of said Court at Santa Fe, this 2lst day Of
Jl May 1868.
NoDt.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
NUMBER 50 (NEW sERIEs)

confidence in tho early resumption offormer actiyl-
" made the millowner and manufacturer uawill.
ing to part with their workmen, and also caused
Il Q operative to cling tenacously to the place
where he had long received the reward Of indus
uy;' bnt now feelings of this character are yield
ing under the pressure Of hard experience and to
the growing apprehensious Of the future A re-
distribution Of labor is demanded mot that fears
are entertained in regard to the ultimate extinc.
ton Of cotton manufactures, but because the mum,
Der to be dealt with is 60 enormous that no
amount of emigration slIkely to embarrass mill
owners, A healthful relief is in progress, arising,
from the gradual transfer Of cotton hands to other
textile manufactures and au absorption of labor
by the increased Industry Of the fax and wooden
mills Relief is also promised by the large dis.
trictS lately put under culture for cotton but all
these are too tard6in their results 10 meet the
present exigency. Consequently there is growing
feeling 10 England that something must be done
beyond anything yet attempted, aud that very
socn.