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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15
Lincoln's Acceptance.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
F,cb,1otnp I ~ ISst

washington, June II, 1861.
Hon. Wm. Dcnnison and Others, Com.
nit,ee of the National Union Convention :
GENTLEMEN: Your letter of the l4,h
inst, formally notifying me that | had
been nominated by the Convention you
represent for the Presidency Of the United
States, for four years from the 4th of
March next, has been received.
The nomination is gratefully accepted,
and the resolutions of the Convention.
called the platform, are heartily approved
While the resolution 10 regard to the
supplanting of republican Governments
upon the Western Continent is folly con-
Cured in, there might be nders,and.
iog were | not to say that the position of
the Government in relation to the action
Of France in Mexico, as assumed through
The State Department, and endorsed by
the Convention. among the measures and
acts Of the Executive, will be faithfully
maintained SO long IS the state Of facts
shall leave that position pertiuen, and sp.
plicable.
Am especially gra.ifed that the SOL
oiers and seamen were not forgotten by
She Convention, as they forever should
and will be remembered BY the grateful
country for whose salvation they devote
their lives.
Thanking you for the kind and compli-
nentary terms in which you communica-
ted the denomination and other proceed.
,,rgs OF the Convention, l subsxibo myself
Your obedient servant.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15
TIMELY HINTS.

Early morning and evening are best tc
do what work you can in. Avoid all the
sun you properly may. Vegetables and
fruit, as little in quantity as is necessary
for health, is better than q meat diet. Do
not load your stomach with lemonades or
ice creams or any other drink except pure
cold rdter. Ice water is no. best adapted
to the stomach, although small pellets of
Ice are sometimes good to swallow, and
ice externally is well to sbate heat. But
avoid extremes of all kinds, and "keep
coop' about politics.
One FIRE LEss.-In view of the in.
creased prices of coal, some families re-
solve to do with one fire less the coming
season. They should sif., and thoroughly
burn all they do use; and farmers, and
others who can, should take more pains to
get wood, &c, FOX winter 6res. By these
means, the people may save much money
until coal shall again become cheap.
lNoUIRY.-Thers is much wooden cloth
and rags and other wooden substances left
to waste. Could it not be saved to work
up into comforters aud stuflngs Of various
sorts! The matter deserves the serious
consideration of political economists and
inventors. "Shoddy" may be useful in
the right place, but that place is not in
garments for wear, or where any strength
or tension is required.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15
DOCTOR S. II. KNIGHT
"AS located himself in LEWiSBURG,
Ii where he will attend 10 the practice of
medicine.
Market ST. nearly opposite Ammons' block
TESTIMONIALS.

HARTLEros, Union Co.. Nov. 81, 1859.
Dear Sir: NV liver and stomach badly
that all who me up, Doctors all but
continued TO tHke your medicine cured M. an
now am we'll. know Il number in my neighborhood
that had lung and liver complaints that red by
your medicine A. life is sweet would advise all who
are afflicted with disease TO give call life
and money. Yours truly, JOHN U0DDLANDER.
HtRTLEros, Union Co, Nov. "a, IsG2
Dear Sir was afflicted with rheumatism for mum
Der "f years, and was cured by your medicine. | wus
not able to Leave my bed when taking your
vaiushie medicine, and hal been attended by two
Other phyhIeians- Yours truly, JOSEPH MILLER
L,uRri TON, Union Co. Nov H. 1863
DR. :. w. Knight: Dear sir-I wa- afflicted with
Eheumatism cuuid not walk step al nd two ties
OF your valuable medicine cured me in a short time I
advise ali VINO afflicted with this disease to amply 10
you ana get cured Yours truly, J. BEOUSE.
H.RTLEY. Union Co, Nov. Is, 1853
br = u. Knight: Dear sir-I send you this state
ment IN order to benefit suffering humanity Nv wife
lay long time with consumption and her life or r-eov
cry was given up by ALL advised 10 try other med.
icint or doctors. IcoDtnur with your treatment your
medicine cured her; she Is we'll woul advise all
b" are afflicted 18th lung and live- diseas- to 70 to Won
Or send tor you. get medicine save life and
money. tlO4l Yours r-spy, JOHN CALLER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15
No Slave beneath the Flag.

No serfs beneath our fathers flag,
The emblem of the free.
No fe,tered hand shall WELD the brand
That smites for Liberty!
No tramp of man-owned armies
Shall shame Columbia's shore,
For he who fights for Freedoms rights
Is free for evermore.
No slaves beneath those glorious folds
That Ger our country flew,
When every breath was dark with death
But every heart was true
No vassals Of earth's tyrauts
knelt meath its shadow then,
And they who bow before it now
For eyermore are MEN
Go tell the ashes Of the brave
Who at Port Hudson fell,
Go tell the dust whose sacred trust
Stern Wagner guards 20 we'll,
Go breathe it sof;ly--lowly-
Wherever a patriot slave
For rights has fled, and tell the dead
He fills FREEMAS's grave
uO tell heptucky boDdSmen all,
Who Rebels fights, is free
And let the tale ill every gale
That floats DER Tennessee
Let all our mighty rivers
The story Sou,hward pour,
And every wave tell every slave
To be slave no more.
Go tell the brave of every land,
Where er that flag has flown
The tyrant's fear, the patriots cheer,
Through every cline and zone
That now no more for ever
Its stripes are slavery's sears,
No teardrops stain its azure plain
Nor dim its golden stars
UNDER THAT GRAND OLD FLAG, NO SLAVE,
For ever let it fly.
With lightning rolled in every fold,
And flashing Victory
Gods blessing breathe around it
And when all strife is done,
May Freedom light, that knows no night,
Make every star sun.
GEORGE LANSING TAYLOR.
New Britain. CT, May, lsni.-lNY. Tribunel
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15
from Rer DR.. Bro'rn. Eiior of the Ehcyoln1c1ia of
RELIGIOUS hnOnL.sf.,

From Rer Dr. Bro'cn. Eiitor of the Encycl01edia of
Religious hnOc.dSe.
Although not di.pos-d to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines in general through disru.t Of their inrret
ents and effects, vet know Of sufficient reason yby
man may not testify to the hen-t he believes himself
to have Received from fny simple preparation in the
hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit others
do this the more readily in regard to .iIoofapls
German Bitters prepared hy Dr. c. " Jackson of this
city, because prsjuinei against them for years
under the Impression that they chiefly an alrhvc
mixture am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker
Es for the removal of this prejuic. by proper tests
ana for to try them, when from
great and long continued debility. The use Of three bot
ties OF these Bters, at the beginning the
year. followed hy evident relief and restoration to
d-gre" OF bodily and mental vigor which had felt
in six months before and had almost r- of regal
nng therefore thank God and my friend for directing
me " the use OF them.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelph;a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15
Post-Oflices in Union county.
Agricultural implements,

4 GRICULTCRAL Implements, since the
IA commencement of this War, have been
IN great demand, and good machines are val
liable as TO their merits and worth only.
In the year 1862, Messrs. J. 5. MARSH L.
60. sold one of their Improved Reapers TO
Henry Stuck for $3.50. On the 18th of Feb
ruary. the same Reaper uas sold at a Pu5lc,
.Safe, on The farm Of Henry Stuck, near Carlisle
for $3.50, after being used f,co seasons.
Messrs, ]. S. Marsh & Co. are manufac,u-
ring large number of their machines, with
Improvements, this season, for the coming
haying and Harvest; and TO the merits of
their rn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15
BEST TONIC IN The WORLD.
NM MM0 sAN SO,

From the Pastor Of he BIJ.,ia church P.,nb.r,on NJ
formerly Of n. North eaapas, PaiIgda
have known Eonrand. German
Btters favornbly for number of years 1 hay. u.rt
them in my own family. and have been 70 pleased with
Their effects that was induced to recommend them 10
many others, and know that they have Operated in a
rr1hingty BENEFICIAL manner take great pleasure in
thus publicly procinnling this fact calling III.
attention OF those afflicted with the disease. for which
they are recon mendet TO these B;ters knowing from
experience that my reeommendstion will be sustained
10 this more cheerfuy Hoofanis t-rs is intended
10 benefit the afflicted and is NJ; a rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI g. BECK
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15
NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.

Fro" The fr'for Of the GsrmdHtoaca Rap'i. church.
Dr. C. NJ. Jacksun-Dear Sir Personal experience .ps-
pies me 10 say that regard theGerman Biters prepared
by you As most excellent medicine. In cases of !.
severe cold and general debility, have been greatly
beneh-d by the Of the hitter- doubt not that
they " i'll produce similar effects Others.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15

From he Pastor Of Hsalding w. e church, Piaadu.
DR.. Jackson-Desr Sir: Having used your German
itters in my family frequently, am prepared to say
hat has been OF great .ce. believe that in
ases Of general debility Of the system. it is the safes
md most valuable remedy of which have any kn0wl-
dgs. Yours respectfully, J. Ii. TURNER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15

The Atlanta lntelligeucer boasts of
southern manufac,urss. We have seen
them They we're Of . bright yellow -
Lcsn5!Ns Journal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15
DAVID GINTER & SON
HAVE removed ;heir Chair and Ca
binet sSare-rOosis 10 The larger

u AVID GlIJ IEh b SUN
JTAVE removed ;heir Chair and Ca
binet SSare-rOosi 10 The larger
and more cnmmodlUus rooms, late the reSld-
ence Of VIM. Fricls, on the
Corner OF Third and Market SIS. Lrwisburg.
where they have on hand The LARGEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT of Work ever offered
iolhe pubic in this vicinity comprising Dress
Bureaus and Fancy Washstands of the lat-.t styles
Sofas, air-rt Chair- Cancssat Chairs Rocking Chairs
fage B-istesds Fancy Lounges Fancy Tables. Sr-sso
n general assortment Of C'ONHON HORk sIways on
hsnd-Barroom and Ofice Chairs-w holesal- or Retail
We also attend 10 the UNDERTAKING
business Ia all 's branches Being provided -ith Fancy
HEAR-ES aud FISk'> Patent Metallic Burial tasrE,
and COFFINS Ofour own manufacture always on hand,
wait any and all who may favor u ~ith II call.
Having none but the best work men, we e
WARRANT all Furniture manufactured b. us, and ~
defy coaps tition either in price or s;yIe 0
NIHufdciory on " lst Street,
where Cabinet and House Turning Scroll and
Rip Saw ing doue short notice and reasonable terms
good assortment of LUMBER ALWAYS on
hand for Newell Posts, Banuistsrs and Hand Railing.
~ RirALHISs of all kinds done as usual
NIB. ANY work not on hand will be made
as soon a. possible.
Thankful for past favors, we still expect a
continuance Of the sane.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15

a JOINT Resolution proposing certain
Amendments TO the Constitution.
DE il resolved by the Senate and House nj
II Represen,arives of the Common wea,,b
of Pena,yIvania in General Assembly mo,
Th,, tn. ioIIowin, amendments he nrooo,ad
In the ConS,i,u,,nn o( tho l,om,non,sai,h i,
accordance with the provi,,ons of the tenth
article thereof.
There shall be an additional section 10 the
| isna,ed as section four. as follows
.S,cr,oxA Wb.neve, anv y, ,bs o,,,,sed
e,.c,nrs of ,his com, ", III "t y, I'd,su h 81
| an, ,c,,.I ,,iI,,,r, .a,,,,.. II. -,
non fro, Tho p,ss;d.n, 81 ,ha Un,,at So
or hv m. .r,hn,,,u ~ ,h;s co,nai,L
~ ~ v. ms So''"i""" "''ii'
80 may 'Ae'|Se 'he iis"' vi SUI
''"7 '" az ''e''i'"' 'y ono Iih~e"e' onuer
such regulations as are or snail De prescribed
W law. as !u''y anu ehec'uai'y a. IL 'hey Wer'
'.ne"' .s, a. ."1i' o'uai P'aI.s VI e'e'uoh-
"e'e snai' oe Nv" do',',ohd' secoohs
lne na e.n" a''' VI "e oonS'i'u'ioh' 10 d.
I, d. se'''o"> eish' ana hihe' as
IVY - No o''' '''"'' 'e PdSseu oy IRE
u '''o'e ''"" o"e su"lect'
""'on n oia'. &c '.'"'S Ga eSseu III Tue uIie,
eA'eP' apP''P''"'o' oi'iS
"nkorIoS .. No bill shall be passed bv the
Legislature granting any powers or privileges
IN any case where the authority TO grant such
powers OF pilViieses has been or may here
alter be Conferred upon the Courts OF this
commonwealth.
HENRY Z. JOHNSON.
speaker oil the House OF Representatives
JOHN P.PENNEf,
speaker oil Srnato
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15

NEw ROCHELLE. NY
DR. c. NJ Jackson-Dear Sir: feel ita pleasure thus
OF accord TO bear testimony the excellence of
the German LS'ters Some years since, being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them very beneficial
results have often recommended them to persons
enf-ebled by that nrmenting and have heard
from them the most atern testimonials AS to its great
value. In cases Of general debility, believe it is
tonic that can not be surpassed. JOHN VI. LYONS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15

BEWARE OF COTN7ERFEIT.S,
See that the signature &C. NJ. JACK
son" is on the WRAPPER of each
bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article. do not be put of by any of the intoxi-
eating preparations that may be offered in
its place. but send 10 US, and we wi xward
securely packed, by express.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15

From the former T"stor Of tie TiI,nH' rs IN yD and
Uiesopa Ia.) Biptisf cLurches
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15
Union County Official Record.

Tresidsnt Jdge-SANL S woops, Lewistowu Post Ofac
| Assocaate Judge-JoHS ". sIMoNroS, Mifiiuburg do
do JoHS WALLS, Lewisburg do
Sherif-LAFaYETrr ALBRiGHr do do
fToth1notary-JAMEs W SANDS do do
Reg d Rec. II wEIsEI do do
DIs:ria Attsrney-AlYEED HAYES do do
Trsnsurer--WM. IoSEs, do do
Commissioasr-JEssE VI. WALTER Winfield do
do RoHERT REED, Laur.lton do
do StMUEL NARsH,L New Columbia do
comm'sSionersfFE-ANDREw KENNEDY, ,Lewsburg do
do Coanssi-JnHN y. LINN do do
do Frini.rs-woRDEN CORNELIUS do do
do lnySiciGa-T.A II rHoRNroS do do
Siooi StperintcndsHt-JoHS A. OWENS do
Mercantile APprdiser-JAMEs GLoyEa, Hartleton do
Sarrsyor-CoSR.p SHscKIER, Forest Hill do
Coronsr-ELsn. sTRAua, Lewi.burg do
Aualr-BEsTHiER THOMPSON Mifl;nburs do
do J P H,6sSBucH SIifer do
do WV +. SsgGoED, Harteton do
4i,ess"r Slars Var zax-C.H sHsISrR Mitnburg do
t04se" do THo. CHURCH, Laurelton do
Post-Offices in Union county.
1ir:ni-tn Brady township D strohecker, Pm
wat D-'r hiRs-tiiishtown, WhDTp) Chs King "
Ir,,, Nlls~ Ckey rp) John ba,esmsn D. sSsn
Tc,s5.sarg~!county ssap Geo v reprs.s "esa
so,ss, s Hut-lfarmers'fie) Martin Rudy "
MDtlHb"ry- Marg -tees :"
H"1,bh- Helen HAYES F."
haar'hoa-(west end Hartley TpJ Mark Halfpenny VI"
,, y f,', NpTirs-tLiin.stone TP) 5 Rhudenbush 4"
i,.'o SfrNi- Edwd Smith &"
Regular Union county Courts omen
Third Monday In nfebrua-y-May-sertem -Decemt'r
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p r e & s ,

Large size (holding nearly
double quantity) sl.O0 500
Small size Is 400
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15

CARPETS.-All Wool, Heavy In.
grain Carpets, Brusses Carpets, Rag Carpets Floor
Oil Cloths. Just received, and for ssie by
JNO II. GOODMAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15

From Rer. J. S Hrmdn, Of The Gsrman Refarnod church,
hufStoica, Berks county.
DR.. c. NJ. .Jackson-Respected Sir have been troub-
led with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years. snd never
used any medicine that did much good Hoof.
lands Bitters 1 am very much improved in health,
after having taken five bottles.
Respectfully yours, J.s HERMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15

1k0 BBLS. Mackerel, Nos. / and 2,
lctJ Jim half and whole barrels, for sale BY
JNO. H. GOODMAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-15

CALF, in barrels and sacks for sale
~ by JNO. II. GOODMAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-03
Gold Hill Stock and Exchange Board.

GOLD HILL, February 2.
GOLD HILL DISTRICT. - Abel & Keys, SIS
asked; Amador, 5 asked; Argo, Is asked; Bel
cher 800 asked; Branch Mint, - asked Balti-
more American, p asked Belle Vernon, asked !;
Burke & Mcclellan, 8 asked; Combined Effort,
20 asked; Consolidated Company, 40 asked;
Cherokee, . asked; Crown Point Ravine, p
asked: Carson, 5 asked; Colorado, asked Con-
rraband, I bid-lO asked; Clinton s. Hubs, D
bid; Diligent, 2 50; bingham, 3 bid-l0 asked )
Frankel. 6 so bid; Golden Swan, - so bids
asked Gold Hill and Virginia Divide, 8 bid-lO
10 asked; Golden Horn, bid-9 asked; Golden
City, 25 feet, } bid } asked; Original Hawkeye.
50 bid-S0 asked Jewett & Shepard, l 50 bid-5
asked Justice, 10 bid-l5O asked John A. Lo-
gan, 80 bid-20 asked; Jenny Lind, bid-l0
asked Kentucky, 4 80 BIDS asked; Keystone,
% bid; Leon, bids asked; Louisville, IS
asked; Minerva, 800 bid; Mary Ann, 60 bid-74
asked; Michigan. So asked: Miantonomah. bid-l4
asked; North American, $50 bid-l00 asked; New
Oregon. % feet, buyer 20 days, SIS bids asked;
NUpoleon Sl2 bid-12 asked; Naragansett 81
asked; Oyerman, $500 bid-5O0 asked; Pride of
America, SIS asked; Rock Island, Is asked SAN
DIV Bowers, ! Bldg 50 asked; Superior, IS bid;
Stevenson Kehoe, 20 asAed; Swezey, 60 bid San
Francisco, } bid Tontine, 20 feet, % 50 bid
20 so asked; Ttah, bid; Uncle Sam, Senior, 8
bids asked; Yesuyius, bid-20 asked Vel
low Jacket, 3 feet 900 bid-900 asked; Yolo, III
bid-20 asked
VIRGINIA DIsTRIcr-AIlen, eco bid-30 asked;
Burning Moscow, s5 bid-l00 asked; Dajazet &
Golden Era, 30 bids asked: Honduras, bid /;
Moss, l2 bid; North Potosi, 5 50 bid; Seneca.
bill; Utah, 20 bid-l60 asked; VIM Penn, S bid.
PALNYRA DIsTRIcT.-Rock Point, S5 bid-l0
asked; Rappahannock. 20 asked star, 20 askd.
FsowERY Decentralization, S2 so bid I;
Lady BRYAN, 60 bid--s0 asked; Uncle Sam, bid.
ISDIAY SPRIN6a---Whitman, sos bid--3OO akd;
Jackson, 20 asked
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-03

FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND MoRE. - The
President has issued another Proclamation. He
calls for five hundred thousand more =" troops
The draft to enforce the call Is to be made on the
10Th of March next. The dispatch which makes
this announcement states that it is believed to be
but IN additional call for two hundred thousand
more troops than the last proclamation required
II will be recollected that the Prerideut called ior
three hundred thousand troops, either voluntarily
or by draft At the time that the Proclamation
was issued the 9TH of January was the time oes-
isnated for the draft to take place TO make up ue
ficiencies But the original time was postponed
and Il is now stated that the present call Is sup
posed 10 include the volunteers who have enlisted
up,lrr that call which are said to number loOOOu
II this suppostion Is correct, there will have to
be ruised voluntarily and by CONSUMPTION, $50.
OtO We rejoice that the President has issued
this Proclamation, and we hope he will consent
TO no postponemcut of its enforcement. The rcb-
els have lately been trying to delude themselves
with the belief that the time Of the most Of our
troops will have expired the coming spring, and
that then our armies will BE- voluntarily disband-
ed The fIllacy of such superstition will be
asccrtaincd by the rebels in the spring" I'm
less we are greatly mistaken, our armies will he
better able to resume the offensive three months
hence than they ever have been Numerically
our forces now outnumbcr those of the rebels
more than two TO one. The addition called for
will make the cause of the rebels entirely hope
less
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-03

THE DRAFT N PHILADELPHIA-The rhila.
delphia correspondent of the san Francisco BUl'
Leiia writes under late date rs follows: Re-
cruiting TO Till quota under the last call of the
President has considerably improved during the
last two weeks Still the idea of filing it, in this
way, by the 9Th day of January, has been aban.
doned, and active preparations are going forward
for another draft. 1t cannot be disguised, how
ever that large majority Of our loyal popula-
ton, Il take no account of Copperheads, because
they oppose everything intended to injure the
rebels, and verify believe they would oppose the
establishment of the Kingdom OF Heaven on earth
if the present Administration had any thing to do
with it, while not opposing the draft, are never
theless of the opinion that it will not produce us
many soldiers us could BE- obtained in the same
length of time by volunteering. The first draft
under the United States cOnscripti0n law COM
menced here the latter part OF last July, and the
examinations of those claiming exemption under
il Is not yet entirely completed. The number of
men obtained including substitutes, is said not to
exceed 1, OOQ-about one third the number called
for. Twice 1900 of volunteers could have been
obtained in the five months if the present bounds
had been offered and there is no reason TO sup
pose that the next draft will bc executed more
promptly or be more successful than the last one
waA Of course. the justice of the draft no put
riot questions; Int the expectancy of enforcing
il at the present juncture of affairs may well be
questioned
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-03

MADE IT UP.-A month or two since Jose Ar
noldo MARQUEE sued out u writ of hdbeas corpus
in the County Court 10 obtain possession of his
son Arnoldo, a four.year old Marquee was
native of Peru, and his wife, Emma was n native
of Washington, whom he married while resident
at the capital rs attache of the Peruvian Legal
ton. Mrs. Marquee lived with him for some
time but finally left and came to California, bring
ing the boy with her. While here, she supported
herself and child by music lessons and instruction
in the languages. On hearing the writ argued
Judge Blake remanded the child to the custody Of
the mother; and another suit of kdbeds corpus
was obtained by the father returnable before the
Supreme Court. Before being heard, however,
the difference seems to have been settled, and both
parties, dividing the care of the child between
them, are en- route for Central America, where
their future home lies, 10 live Us man and wife
so perish all matrimonial diferences.-S. F. BGite.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-03

THE LAND OFFIcE,-lt will be seen by notice,
that the Land OIfice for the Tertiary of Nevada,
will be opened in this city on the 9th inst. Time
IL notice is given that all men claiming property
may have opportunity of securing it, We
would just state for the information of the Regis
ter aud Receiver, well US the public generally,
that we have been informed that there are parties
in this Territory holding land, who are not c!ti'
zens of the United States AMI swear they will not
be- and who are the vericst traitors in the country
We hope that they will be clcanel out entirely,
and good and true men get the land, TO whom
alone it rightfully belongs We have no sort Of
sympathy for these internal scoundrels who,
while enjoying the protection of Government,
and the privilege of squatting on Government
land, denOunee our institutions and speak in favor
Of the present hell;sh rebellion. Watch 'em, and
catch 'em Carson independent