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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-27

Green Cola and silver Mininx Company.
Dbl 0ullahan, Superintendent Of the mime az Gold
Hi Is hereby authorized to receive and receipt for
assessment Nos, of Fifty Cents share, levied June
10Th, lS64, on the stock OF the above company
T. 4 By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
r II. SMITH. Sec'y.
San FrancascosJ June ~ lset.N n ln2s m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-27
Ozark Gold and silver Mining Company,

UZnrk tod md SlINef Mining C0mpnny,
Gold lin District, \, T.-Notice is hereby given
that AZ meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF said
ronp1uy. held on the l3th day Of June 1851 an as
Sessent OF Ten (lO) Cents per share levied upon
the capital stock OF sal! company, PAYABLE on the
18th day Of June, ls6l. in gold coin OF the United
the company, No. 40 Montgomery street in the city
Of San Francisco, California, or to j. c. Noyes Su-
nerintendent Virginia. \. 4, Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on Saturday,
the 18th day Of July 1861 vii be advertised on that
day Is delinquent, and unless payment be made be-
fore, viii be sold ON saturday the Sith day Of July,
'l TO paw the delinquent assessment together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF SALE
BY order of the Board Of Trustees - =
T. C. NcC0MB, See'y.
Office. go Montgomery street, san Francisco Gal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-27
NTNING ASSESSNENTS LEY1Rp.
once Boyce s Reynolds Gold and silyeI

u yiI5,1 81 ~
Francisco June i6. iS6i.-At meeting OF the Tsus-
tees fthe above named Company, held this day, an
assessment of Two Dollars per share was duty levied
on the entire capital stock OF the Company payable
on the nth June lS6l 10 the Secretary At his ofce
northeast corner OF Washington and MOntgomery
streets, san Francisco. Any stock upon which said
assessment shah remain unpaid on the 18th day Of
july lsll viii Be advertised on that day as delin-
quent and unless payment Sna be made before, will
D. sold at the Ofdce OF the Company Tuesday the
"a ay OF August 1854 90 pay the delinquent assess
men together with costs Of advertising and expense
og sale - r. MCMILLAN, President
n 5. REYNOLDS. Secretary. Jn20 lm
Advertising OF delinquent list in above advertise
usent Is postponed until THURSDAY. TWENTY
EIGHTH OF JULY, and day OF sale until FRIDAY
AUGUST TWELFTH. iiSSs. BY order of the Board
Of Trustees. K. MCMILLAN, President
n. 5, REYNOLDS. Secretary, u blS I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-27

-TAA .gULLEUTOR'S. .SALE,--HI7 VIHIUE1 OF
Gold mll Storey county, Territory Of Nevada dated
the LIST day Of July, 1864 In favor Of the People
OF the United States In the Territory Of Nevada, and
against - W0QN, and the Real Estate and In
prVyements hereinafter described. for the snm Of
Thirty-one T9-l00 dollars Delinquent Taxes, and
Twenty ve dollars and fourteen cents costs Of suit
together with accruing costs and expenses Of sale
AN Act to provide for the assessing and collecting
County and Territorial Revenue, approved Novem-
Der 80 1851, and the Act amendatory thereof appro
we'd December 20 lS62 shall expose for sale at pub
csae the highest and best bidder for cash infront
Of the Court House In Virginia City. on SATURDAY,
the SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, AID. 1864. between
the hours Of Il O'Clock ~ and O'Clock p NJ, so
much OF the following described Real Estate, With
Improvements thereon, As shall be necessary to sat
sy said execution and costs OF sale, situated In Hir-
ginia City, the County Of Storey, Territory Of Ne
yada, to-wit: Lot II, Block 80, Range G.. Virginia
City ... ,...-as j. W. EASTERLING, q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-27
IBGALfADFBRTIsKMKNTs
max C0IINCpOR,s ALR,--pY VIRTUE OF AN

V,Ax CgDIDCrORsS SSALE--BY VIRTUE 0FAN
j Execution, issued ont Of the Justices Court,
Gold Hin. Storey county. Territory q Nevada dAted
the 1st day Of July p 1854, IN tavor OF me People
Of the United States IN the Territory OF Nevada and
against WM. KNI6HT II. and the real estate and Inn.
proyemepts hereinafter described, for the sum oi
five dollars and sxty-one cents, delinquent taxes,
and twenty dollars and nnety-thfee cents costs
Of suit together with aecrung costs and expenses OF
sae and pursuant 70 the provisions Of an act enti-
tied An Act TO provide for the assessing and col-
lecting County and Territorial Revenue approved
November ~ la6l, and the act amendAtory thereof,
approved December % lS62-I shall expose for sale
at public auction to the highest and best bidder for
cash. IN front Of the Court House, In Yirgini4 Clty,
on SATURDAY., THE SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST,
A D. 1854 between the hours Of 70 O'Clock y. and
O'Clock p NJ 80 much OF the following described real
estate with improvements thereon, as shall be nec'
eary to satisfy said execution and costs Of sale sit
uAted In Gold HILL the county OF Storey, Territory
OF Nevada to-wit: Lot 800 by 100 feet on the east
side OF Bowers street. north by Kelly, and south by
unknown BY virtue or the same execution, shall
also expose for sale at public auction, 70 the highest
and best bidder for cash at the time and place above
mentioned, so much OF the above described real esT
tate as shall be necessary to satisfy the said exeeu.
ton for the delinquent Taxes adjudged TO be due on
the personal property 1.-THE above named defendant
for the nscal year ending May i, 1864, amounting 70
the sum OF one and l0.l01 dollars, and costs and
charges of sale. i1J. w. EASTERLlNG, SO /
Tax Collector Of Storey county, N. 7.
Rv I r NRIsON Dept1ty 1yfd tl-lI0 &
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-27

LER, No. 81 Pine Street. N 4Vl .'sNN
CoRsEsPosDENTs, IN LospoS.-- .--BANK OF LON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-27
VERY low RATE,

And on terms that cannot fall to prove sstisfactory
2 MApbly to l4 tas 9AE. II CLOVER
AT the American City Land Once at American
CITY. or 10 JOSEPH L0RYEA,
b sssi siTiaNo IL South G street, Virginia CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-27
! lxIseEIbABEoUs nj ADyERMsKHENYs.o
-ZAMERTCAN q CITY.
/ KNOWN TO BE, RICH,

And which Is being rapidly developed by large ant
well organized mining companies, some OF then
erecting costly machinery now and an Of them pros
neis with vigor. Has7p - =, -. : -.
And. the proprietos, THOMAS HARDY, A CO
Gate Norton, Hardy q Co., are selling lotAata
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-27

TlAX, C0LLECT0R'S SALEy-Bf VIRTUE OF
il an Execution issued out OF the Justices Court
Gold Hin Precinct, Storey County, Territory Of Ne
vada dated the lst day Of July Ap., 1854 ntayurlof
the People Of the United States In the TerritoEyof
Nevada, and asalnst j. c. MARSTEN, and the Real
Estate and Improvements hereinafter described, for
the sum Of three dollars and seyenty.four cents, De
linQuent Taxes aud twenty-two dollars and fiftyr
nine cents costs suit together with accrung costs
and expenses OF sale and pursuant 10 the provisions
an act entitled An Act to provide for the ASSESS
Ing and Collecting County and Territorial Revenue,
approved November 20, 1861, and the act amenda-
tory thereof approved December, %, 1861 shall
expose for sale NJ public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash. In nOnt Of the Court House., In
Virginia City, on SATURDAY TILE SIXTH DAY
FAUG UST. A.p.,s lSibi, between. the hours Of u
O'Clock NJ. and O'clock PM, the following describ
ed Real Estate with the Improvements thereon, so
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy said
execution and costs Of sale, situated In Gold HILL
the County Of Storey, Territory Of Nevada, TO wit:
Lot 80 feet by $50 feet north Of lot $50 feet by 800
feet owned by the Midas Co., on east side Of Amert
can Flat road j. w. EASTkRLING,l Z
Tax Collector Of the County of Storey, n. 7.
BY j. B. NELSON, Deputy. jyl6 td-l2O
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-27

Now therefore, take notice II Is the intention Of
| said Day Silver Mining Company 70 commence suit
against each of you for the amounts due from each
respectively, BY virtue OF an Act entitled An Act
| for the announcement OF Mining. approved Feb
ruary 2Oth, lS6t- By order of Board OF Trustees,
Gold Ifn, July iith, 1855 7,S53 ~ jYii m
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Ia IEeAbaADVRRTIsEMRNTs. Il q ! n lsIT 4


FTlAX COLLECTORS SALK-BY VIRTUE OF
u an Execution issued out Of the Justices Court,
God Hill, Storey County, Territory Of Nevada, dated
the lst day of july, AID. 1864. IN the People
OF the United States, in the Territory of Nevada.
and against II. D. WAREQcK, and the Real Estate
and improvements hefelnAter described for the gum
or Two Dollars and Eghty-oue Cents DeiinQuent
Taxes ami Twenty-tWp Dollars and Fifiy-nine Cents
cCsts OF suit together With Accring costs and ex-
penses OF sale and pursuant 70 the provisions of an
act entitled sAn Act to provide for the assessing
and collecting County and Territorial Revenue .
approved Noyember =, 1851, and the act amendato-
~ thereof approved December 20, 1921 shall ex-
pose for sale at public auction TO the highest and
best bidder, for cash. In front pf the Court House In
VIRGINIA City, onSATURDAY, THE SIXTH DAY
OF AUGUST, AID. lSC4, between the hours Of u
O'Clock N. and o'clock P.sf 50 much OF the follow
ing described Real Estate, with improvements
thereon. IS shall be necessary to seEy said execu
ton aud costs Of sale, situated In Virginia City the
County Of Storey, Territory Of Nevada, to witt Lot
100 feet by l01 feet deep north OF lot owned by the
street, Virginia City, BY virtue Of the same execu-
ton, shall also expose for sale at public auction,
TO the highest and best bidder for cash. at the time
and place above mentioned. so much Of the above
described Real Estate shall be necessary to sats-
II the said execution for the Delinquent Taxes ad-
Judged 10 be due on the personal property OF the
above named defendant. Tor the fiscal year ending
May l., 1864, amounting 90 the sum Of Seven 4S-IOO
Dollars and costs and charges OF sale,
4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-27

q aa & aiCH'D III ISa SaEReIER.
Gold HILL July .sth. 1854. 4. .....lga 3. .lyS N
(iONSTABLES SALE.-BY VIRTUE, OF AN
" Execution Issued out Of Justice g. H. Robinson's
Court OF Gold Hill Township, Storey county n. =,
to me directed In favor OF THOs. HAKkEN AND
VIM HARKEN and against the OCCIDENTAL
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY, in the
sum Of $50 25 Eigtyslx and Dollars and costs,
Il have seized and viii expose for sale at public anc
1854 at O'clock PM in front Of the Justices 0ice,
Gold Hill, Storey county, n. T., the following des-
cribed property to wtt All the right title and inter-
est of said Occidental Mining Company, judgment
debtors IN and to (5,OO0) Five Thousand feet OF
mining ground, more or less, In said Occidental
Company, and lying and being situated in American
tine same on which claim Is shaft (70 seyenty-fFe
feet more or less also dwelling house, also small
shed FfG dFF5'dB 81 ~ WIN H.BEEGAN,
no.,ufa hla ofl( l(ssld Hnl Tox.,Fshin.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16
Served Him Right.

A short .ime since an application was
made to Judge c., of the Superior
Court of Buffalo, for the appointment of
a receiver of Judgment debtors proper
ty, in a proceeding supplementary to lthe
execution. ~.
Who do you want for receiver" asked
the Judge, little inpatient as he had
other more important business to attend
to. trnC
NJ Master, answered the attorney for
the moving party. q
{ don't know him., said the attorney for
the party opposing. l would rather have
Day, whom know. va1
Gentlemen, said the Judge, sharply
have either of you got a piece OF coin?"
The opposing attorney looked knowingly
ont IN of the corner Of his eye as he handed ina
The Judge hastily glanced at it and
said. .r
Head NJ Master, tail Day and UP, went
the coin. Asit came down he asked What s
up? 10
Stop, stop exclaimed the attorney who
had furnished the coin; that cent has got
a head on each side of it, and Day don't
stand any show at all = imp
Serves you right; and l hope it will
teach you for the future not TO trife with
the Court NJ Masters receiver y
Amidst general shout the vanquisied
attorney withdrew, fully satisfied that he
had been beaten at his own game q;
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16
A speculatOr in Trouble.

- The New Orleans correspondent of tbc
Boston journal says that cotton speculafors
~ mat department are treated by both the
federals and rebels with great severely. ,iiA
eood story Is gong the rounds in regard 20
citizen OF New Orleans, one of those nru.
tral individuals who are on the fence ready
to jump on either side policy dictates 10 ba
for their interest. lie left New Orleans
about two weeks since, bound for the Con-
iederate lines, with the intention of what
money he had in cotton. The friend who
related the incident to me said that Just be-
fore starting he met him in the street, and
alter exchanging the usual COMMONPLACE
remark inquired: f"'r
W hat arc you up to now, Brown PITT
Oh, We just made good thing bceninto
the Coniederacy and brought out thirty
bales OF cotton Bound up again to-tnor-
row, and if nothing happens III bring back
four times that quantity" 10
De careful, Brown, or you'n get gobhled
up. They il have you in the rebel army"
Oh, no fear of that. They all know me
to be good Confederate. Besides, I've
got British papers" "a
A month later the two friends met Brown
looking decidedly downcast and seedy.-
Wallace accosted him with
well Brown, how about that cotton
LOSt cVefIdst NJ.
How is that 7" ....--
"Well, you see / got up to Bayou Sara
the same night the rebels made their raid
into the place. / had plenty of time to es-
cape, sameas good many others did, but I
thought was all right, and SO, with a
! friend. sat down to game Of poker, lust to
show that we didn't feel at all alarmed
Presently in come some rebs and began to
search US, On my partner they found lot
! Of Confederate money, and they wanted to
know what right they had in Federal lines
with Conf.d money? So they just'took
it. Of course was all right-my money
was all greenbacks. What are you dong
in the Conie1eracy with Federal money!"
they asked. so they took mine too. -
That was rough. Is that all they done to
you, 2"
'All No, sir They stripped Inc Of ev-
erythlng; and one big fellow gave rue such
kick as to take me off my feet, with the re-
mark that if ever they caught me in the
Contederacy again with SO little money
they'd hang me- non
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16
SHtstcllaneons.
from the Newark, oO.J Advocated
RfOtOus Soldiers,

Early last Tuesday morning, regiment Of
pennsylvania soldiers from Johnston's Is
land, reached Newark, and for several hours
gave our citizens sample Of the di.auiet-
ude which a body OF disorderly troops NAV
bring upon community Those Of them
that were so disposed, helped thernselv. to
what they please and in the earlier hours
Of the day disposed of themselves as their
fancy suggested. The main body of the
regiment was taken east in the forenoon but
many stragglers were left behind, and these
prOwled about the town, engaged in yari
Gus kinds Of mischief One Of the cbaps
stole from Binder grocery drawer FORTY
scven.dollars, and, after being chased to the
school building, surrendered the money and
was CARED to the jail. Another WIS seen
BY j. i. Birkey and V. II. Wright decov.
ing an idotic girl Of Ii years of age out on
West Main street towards Flory's slaught-
erlng establishment. Divining the fellows
purpose, they fastened to the girls rescue
and delivered her from her fate. Sub,e-
quently the girls brother David Jones
was informed Of what had taken place.
aud gave the rascal merrited castiga-
ton.
During the day well-known house Of i'll
repute was visited by squads of these men,
and the very loyal inmates subjected TO
shameful ill-usage.
! klhls was poor recompense to women
who were among the first to intrude them
! sevs with = brough' badges at the Demo
cratic mass meeting Of 1861! By nightfall
twelve or fifteen ofthese men had been lodg
ed In jail, and on the next day lot of then
were carried to Columbus in irons.
! We neglected to state at the outset tina
on their passage from Sandusky to Newark
! Ir.,t IL. n
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16
Sabbath-Breaking and its
Fruits.

Your notion about keeping the Sabbath -
said farmer 10 a Christian friend, " are all
superstition. The idea that it is not profit
able or safe to work on the Sabbath as OH
other days, is false and | will prove it so. -
SO he attempted TO prove it, and went on
and ploughed his field and sowed his grair
on the Sabbath and it came up and grew
finely, and often through the season he poin
ted to it as profitable. So he reaped it ant
stacked it in the field, and then thought hi!
argument was complete. But his boy
catching the spirit of their father, took the
guns OH the Sabbath and went out huntin:
in the woods. 1t was very dry time anC
the wadding from the guns set the leave
on fire, and the wind swept the flames owe
the field, and soon all that remained of hi
noble harvest, was the blackuess and ashe
that the fire had left.
Another man, also a farmer, thought ht
had succeeded better, and boasted that ht
had proved by experiment that il was more
profitable to work on the Sabbath than 10
rest or attend divine worship. And on the
Sabbath on which he finished gathering in
his crops, he told some OF his Christian
friends how much wiser he had been than
they and that by working on all the sabbaths
of the year, he had saved some fifty days
which they had lost 10y their supel stition -
But that very day the lightning struck the
barn and consumed every thing in it, leav,
ing his neighbors more satisfied than ever
that it is safe to remember the Sabbath
day to keep it holy
Another case. confirming the great truth
has lately met the eyes OF the writer. 1t i.
the case of wealthy merchant, doing bust
ness in one of our large cities, some year,
ago, who seemed 70 take delight in viola
ting the sancity Of God holy day As he
did business on a large scale, he at one time
gathered together million and half OF
Spanish dollars to send to China; and as
several vessels would be needed to bring
home the careoes he intended to purchase,
he divided the money into several parts,
putting it into seven different ships; and TO
show his contempt for God and his law, lie
sent these ships 10 sea on seven consecutive
SabbathS. The Ships went out safely, and
he doubtless congratulated himself on his
successful violation of the fourth command
ment; but when their voyage were settled
up, he found that five hundred thousand
dollars had teen sunk in the enterprise. =
This shook his credit, and loss after loss
succeeded, till in about four years the
merchant died bankrupt.
In all these cases was it chance, OF was il
divine providence? Was it or was it moi
God stestimony to the Sabbath ?-America1
Messenger.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16
The Feeling in the South.

The correspondent of the Cincinnati Cam.
mereial in Sherman army, relates thecfol-
lowing in illustration of the obdurate tenn
per of the Southern rebels:
" | saw rebel surgeon yesterday. He
came in with our prisoners. He is an AL
albanian, and graduated at the Medical Uni
versity, New York very intelligent and
cultivated man, yet thoroughly indoctrinated
with his cause. | remarked that things were
looking a little gloomy for them. "Oh no"
he replied: " You may crush our atmy
here but it will only disband into bush
of guerilla warfare is crhcmeral it has no
base, no supplies, either of stores or am
munition. Without these, no organization
can lonl exist. AS you like it. 20,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

81 wish that Id good friends to help me
on in life ~ cried lazy Dennis, with yawn
Good friends why, you have ten IRE:
piled his master. I'm sure I've not half
so many, and those that have, are too poor
to help me-" Count your fingers, my
boy, ," said his master. Dennis looked down
on his big, strong hands, Count thumbs
and all, " added the master. II have
there are ten," said the lad. Then nev-
er saw that you have not ten good friends,
able to help you on in life. Try what those
true friends can do before you go to grum-
bling because you do not get help from
others.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

\ peculiar kind of worm, small but very
destructive, is making sad havoc with the
fruit and shade trees in New Haven. All
the trees in the city are more or less af-
fected bur the elms in the green and in
the college yard seem to be troubled more
than in any locality. Many of the trees are
entirely stripped Of foliage. The same kind
Of worm made its appearance last year, but
only in limited numbers. This year they
have come in force. The people in every
quarter Of the State are complaining of the
ravages of canker worms and caterpillars,
which are unusually numerous and destruc-
tive this season -s~E
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16
Sslett poetrp.
The CoIored Cuss from Africa
a HYMN FOR LOYAL LLAeurns.

'A- fOh LOYAL LLAGtEH9.
From Africa the negro came,
That colored cuss, o. bless his name.
stand up, ye Leaguers, bless the day
The negro came from Africa.
In him you live, in him you move,
lie is the object Of your love;
FOR him you preach, for him you pray
That colored cuss from Africa.
The altars where your fathers prayed.
you've broken down, In dust have laid.
ANA IN their place there stands to-day
That colorcd cuss from Africa.
For him you tax your food and clothes,
You follow him whcre'er he goes;
or him you vote on voting day
That coiored cuss from Africa.
Five hundred thousand lives we've lost.
Three billions cash the war has cost.
Think you this debt he'll ever pay9
The colorcd cuss from Africa.
.! send him to his masters care,
1hat coiored cuss, and leave him there:
send him to-day, and let hin stay,
Ihat colored cuss from Africa.
Another anthem then well raise,
with louder songs ofJoy and praise,
Wen celebrate the glorious day
That moves the colored cuss away.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

In the United States Court in session at
Cincinnati, the District Attorney has enter
ed nolle in the case of Cathcart, Thomas,
and others, for treason, but continued the
indictment for conspiracy against the same
parties. The trial was continued until the
October term, and the bail of each defend
ant reduced from $4,000 to $1,000.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

DR.. Nelson, a Presbyterian clergyman,
created an immense disturbance at the St
Louis Sanitary Fair the other day, by bring
ing two negroes to the table with himand
insisting on the ladies waiting upon them.
This piece of Abolition insolence very near
ended the Fair. .dr
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

Mr. LncoLn's doctrine is that whatever
he deems indispensable becomes thereby
lawful, though expressly forbidden BY the
Constitution that in, short, his discretion
oyerrules the Constitution, and is the su-
prcme law of the land. '"V
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

"NIy name is Somerset. l am miserable
bachelor. | cannot marry; for how could
| prevail on any young lady, possessad OF
common sense, or the slightest noti0p OF
delicacy, to turn a sommerset -.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

During the recent turlough of the End
Iowa Cavalry t,oo hundred Marriages took
place in the regiment, there being twenty
ming marriages in one Company alone.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

A fellow reading an Abolition paper was
taken violently sick at the stomach. He
said it was owing to the spewrious
doctrines of that paper.