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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

~ ,,I'JS .iIG DCSi U'~Hu -..s Gi.tiS
49, l.r...- NL-T7ysr Ih.'l .s r. La5 fcsu
- - 49,. f...f-1er.t.. !. IS teen vru7g
f'.r, III, wi,h starvation nr tho damp dur
room a. hi, al; rnat!"e. They have taksn IL
r.croca ev. il, N ia. without eve: ae t.
,nr;tyoC 49,. .!.gyn c,ae.i the. in t!ls.r .7p'!
,a'Gyh. .-.;@-t. t. n:har ""'c@rcS n'2h-
j., rrl... ~ :.':: 500. u..r ia" i"'" ','Tr
devil. '...sar. AID y,.!a 50 {, '- r. '.'.
r: - -, r,,,~f a9;la,:.y:., :.,r"n:h : =. -
tho !..r g.; nl-:ons? NJ. x" lie t"it t'''.. w.
nus, ~. :o,.''c-5 ;*.usi. y'1elf, Vile ;'''''
han nrc .s":.iirG -'.' t':rrA's q 80" OK.
f. rely p. - @",. -'''..'. 'r-.H ..'..''' ''.'
t. -" -'' .tnr r~ >.f ..n.. .- '..'
id ,....- - @. : ...- a. .r. 80 '
y ~ :. 2''..' 10 al. .... J. '....!' - 3.
in ;.r..."'. T.. ~" ~. d: ..-- '....'.'. ''-
! ,.,la : h.aG.a.-' Er.r VIII - ~. ="
cuH!c'. - u, ,n"",-'s'."1s !''.T1., $ - iSE -
to rcrf .'za Mar 'a"x ~. - 10: 80 .. -
=''s sH'1I '""..''7 - E"',.'.''!.',t 80,
represent '''.S ~. 'o'.1,e- ~ nc 2i''
G"'rrI",,,, me "':'I ',.' I,,,1 j.,
homer ''i'yiI ~ ~" """H. r..,. ~ %v
rrcai.ihS ma a'T9 wren ''.s ''f@'' S,.t
side We M i''@'"t" - ?t' 'ae s,'' VI
, Ca:':i'n: 70 rrrdtr n!a i-icnta T. 70; GA ,f"r
: rYl.af Line, ard lie wauid rtTer - 50, t'"'
. IN ifi'% .'iu@-lc St'c isla ;'i"n pl.' H".'
50; ,:p!~r hor"r 10 iHa ancient tame IL t"c'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

i)t.I":I ~ l.-Cc!.i. '.t"t'te I-I - wash.
IL .u.tu7 corr - 6! ! rLC es:s his are Is
j, X. d, s.:s ;n,i he bal; - % Robert N ley. OF
=r-crIrf -turf Er:-vsTy "!.lk sb1cj 2J y-sir cd 5
&c =: 's!hes Is. hes liza. ,.!.a iaca ten; a! bad
=, ;e,.h, hrI nc
IT, we = REG :!'e 70 psoT- vo e.ty, a?r 81 rye
an. ts.s Li;r aTsy WA. ". IA HKER
de!. sf.. Tailor W. e:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05
HOURS AT WHICH RAILROAD TRAINS LEAVE
RICHMOND.

.i'tiNONb.
Richmond AID P@::Eshu!g Railroad --Maii train
l..aves 1t $50 i. ": accommodation tain T.:
10 T. Vi.
Richmond ana Fredericksburg R2ii!aal Mail
train leaves 4; I'D 4, VI cnl arrives nj:
Hamilton, at ll:l5 4. N: accommodation
;run leaves NJ p. II, ard arrives nj Han
over Junction :; 500 Z. 81.
Rchmu and D1Iviic RiGiroat.- Way train
l,svcs daily (e"'rp. Sunday 81 q; 80 i. u .:
fiirougi' ;rsia, going Vest, Irays, .il:!y 1T
J.i5 l. Il.
Contra! Eailrra,'.--M&l tfg:a ear. q y. N
n1:v-s =: S.anHtnr IT l. T.. ": :lrcGmoia.
ton train leaves a. .e:ia Z. ". :cr Gq!dons-
vile.
Sci; Or dis :hie: soldiers ecifc South. on the
arrival Of rac!! :raa Pet rsbu:y. vii! lind am
bu.GUcej Ill: ATTENDANTS 10 transport them 10
tle jet:>sturg 7rJ Weldon i"rn;, o. 20 the way
hosri:s,, / ,i.eJ wsh - !ay ove; e. yeG: or re.
iresEneut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05
nEi. GEaA%ll'H
TnaTREsS SiuSsnE. Dec. u, l-iii.

Tho rg1?,i!yr l.nn".t arrived this morning
tr1rn au;or: viii tie crew g.: the br z Gera.
ri .;:. 81 -:ndCr, ":sri;' ; III beacon Light
III lie .2;h ;.,s. Cr,w ~. saved.
r.. Lance also briIgs tine Of the crew Of
H. prNrri!.r Qli..cH, i:on3 Nv York. hcuni 10
New 0rieai :. WI. ck-, Oh the same Gate off
lIc''n:Gs Shca!;.
Or. of . c,em q twlu.v.iire On bnarl The
Qnincy. the fo.,o"inE ne known only to be
sar.l + V. Silnli. raic: Peter Frey, Ned
Nurptv coed Rag. jao ". Williams. D. 5
iouTy. Cha- Herr. VIM Netans and john Nc
I. lucky. Bih ssci ~, = -G'a! hes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05
ayiTip:s skill:
.6z Davenport a. Co., Stock SucricEccS'-
OFFICE COR CARY AND 18th 81

YATE shall SOL al auc'iou at the oice o. ,.e :t D..
w Hin'no lashranra Conpsn" ,'oa .EIUAY, } tt
~ s:h, 1874 c1"urnclnS Al IL cook 80 i'i'w..
Hocd. and StocSs
lO.GfO SniciA county, scr crr bonds
- 800 VTE Tia pee c"ut regis cred ins -
- pn Confederate per c"uon i,ll Is
SOW te;crn: = IL Hon cou pvl ord.
~ %D " aud per ceai c .up.: A.. u
sl..cd bord,
:l'o Cl.' oil Rch1ond Fer Can, bu::t.
IA shares Bank Of Richmond S,ocE
- Trsi'-s' Rsuk S,ocs
81" Oh O'uin'"n Trn!iGs C,.r;.aav
po'n'. = 'asiirrt
are. "ic!r1. u l. r",i,n: ,rl E,..,....
Ccs&.s"y S;ore-lIsrrIon i'rc.'. '.'''
" shares "l:sn I'D AZ p-:-rsbG.s Ic,r-....,
'rd Exporting Om.sny--Sr,cp. r,.,.
- -htses Ll.Jn y : .@:,cia-.c. o.: *, ia .,
:uschin-' gag
80 = r..-:
49, 0i Do'-i.,'7 I=<u:aae. Coz.
,a:''s .!etcr.Tts' I.sT-EHoA CcE..zay &c.
',''" T. e. per 81: SJup6a so.p,7
$40 H"'fA C1:oiaa e s',r .rd. s,Gg1. ben &C.,.
Virginia ,-E.'al Railroad S.urA
ni sich n:s-r ads and 80 rs v~ .;r' D.
&c q" 81 SAFE. nAS&SrUET 4 20,
49, :,0,S ...r.i1rsr,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

C!D 0OO EtWARD-vc' rh- r9Te - @
- Z OJ1O return OF sLr-e Servants. IN: ..'
X the light CT The ls of .arvGTy, pc,
Iionate rev ard :or any one or two OF ih'u!.
J have strong TO ll-k ,bs; they :!rT hav- r
ei {, Old Point by the PENN ia CT Souts.ilr T,i."
Fey are. SARAH. bright muauo woman. 50 =
y-sT. OF age tall and ksndsore with l,u1 I'll E, .
aci !! er daughter, MARY LIZZIE, s'mo,. Will" md
-HriRb'ly -igh, years old PHULIS: j. dick II af.
WHIST I1c'IouS darker ISulst'c. Hpca; ~ y"r. old
Thy az I'll from Norfolk and lef: y irh iar2"
trr ot uUGss btd1!ng an ctter baggage. Hi'.' %
al Light. ~ -INE!N-
js4!t ::."iri-i.d =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05
REWARDS

IHSGN REWARD-St"irn frou s'"y-.
SCOU la night Of 'Ee 2i'h CT OsrrraGer. Q. "a,
brown MARE. five years o.d nrI,. Hpr'sg. II" 81 B..
e well fuited for cavalry service ard HUTp15-d .7r
=. en- taken by soldier bis way homc T ma-s b.
white hind foot, and s:s knot % her We Tia. 81
kle her has been considerably rubtei but Las
Tin ly grown out
The sbove reward will b. paid for no tel'rrry Z" ?.
mare TO me near Guiues's Depot.
jsn44t GtD y. W.sII;EGTrN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05
PRIVATE SALES.

VALUABLE BRICK i1CiSI AID :u., D..
tie VS. s'l~r lTh b-wr iir.c'.l' : IS -'"'' 81.
Tor sa., id.ouirr the r-si"lc, 81 ~. Sna- t.rh"vU
irpn iaE .;h Street IL feet r'I:ry Wv r..Si" " 81
g.. - Union street; wG!eh La, ;rj-t e. - -
'.A- Hor IL brck. Two slor', iisa, "I'h So
.s- r.ocg IL by - feet, Covered :.t- ate an -
zen .i-d. sud .rg. double porcH IA F"aT !G!' az
O: tho hCu - al n.u- hest aai most desirable q
Ind he1u fu; LARGE Yard, and Eli -".i r"e!G'''l -
liver suiahl for stJr--, ~ csn H2i.
,ucG i'll eciit wiki the dEr'.i72 af"Ee il
l!yt Az: s'ar ~ Lr yard nj cuisr:t > r"1y e."
lie was'r Sat-r. Possession gIV,n - "H"' ~ & 10
- ,."GdH GHbhlS : if?E!.NrN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

l. l il-lt L - y - ~ '''!.t!!N.
IL" il.b-.ne -:as:. i;i5..-:t .i'' .D!l""ii.c lc'
- :lo,n r,:, .fn; " ='~r. " ;oG:.! y, ito gee
~ '::- -. ~ !rrt:N -h;:.s,:
BlrI:.:.-!isID. Gerry, Eti;". "a,
Ju." 'tn. i-.i.
u. Mother. / ~" Ire ;.;.son"r g.: -" ''r'
r#u.;,.iiy "~rr Id. | can liz" hu; :s'v i.olir-
r..rrat .u.it,,. | "a:' She. Ii : "".i= :!cm :"e
of~nY's ne. They have G--a t>c -,iiug!y
md - me.
hsy~ 10 1cub, IS 10 Ii" ,insI re,nl, Of his
h!'iic. ~ ! icic II! ~" ionc inoHg! 10
j.. ar :hc sac,;,s a.: victory neoyo ia.
! Al veg weak ~ mol mGu'a IL" '"-s. lad
ped 10 have been spared. H't ;r:i''cru God
.H, ordered il cther"jS. -. Ia. ts.rs!s4 10
!rrh nry ease in His h,ni.
sell :, you ali Prey IT,: i:"i ;ray re
i've ny soul. lsnr uTioriI'a;c son.
.I.IIS.
80 hr"r> :" c,.ir, g:i,5n, ,'sinirr ~! UNI
ec,iish With rc:h:;r So:'i,h akoI: him BIS
wnole m. I'd '. ~ Engaged VIII. tie great pn~--
'as q the moi::. utiis cDuD;iy's 'rHse ia ab
sent friends. his scIls's rts.ns! interest Who
can doubt TINT he good Go.; 49, wiling t" :c~
rri": Lis noble soH!i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

~ n REWARD Stolen frC u he SuLsci iJr. -
- ~ the E!f.: r lie I'D November, TSI
Houses of IN" ;''ln~irg d:icrI ton: Oar {. b.5o-
bay bore W III dnrk icy. - legs slightly 5.ri
ward AZ II they were .?gTns Ha La, a snail spl.
on Of bis fore eSs
He IL supposed 70 be- about feet or incs.s III. -
he years old last spring IL. face j. nee
prominent Just below the eyes Dee il not hch - -
under trsks InaIesd Of GROWING In II ~ Sai p!ac- "a
markedly close his front teeth The hal. ii r.. "
top i.very ane and keeps dubbed II -sor,. The ,c.:
ing long hair on bis legs aud inEs y If gii r"'c- j.
WALKED troted and csutered vel uuG-r The .adil.
doed not pace. he work, we'll In hsrnr,s N.Y.; L..
mark of the collar the top Of his n"tk Lt'
Sor.what rubbed When stolen he ws- .r c0o. ,ii g.
And very ane nor { For his rrivery vii ray: TO.
msnently injured. The other Bay MAJ, VIA. a
Legs. aid heavy name and tail Her iacr i-s:e' d.
She a.ou: feet Inches high -hc"r Gle e.
For her delivery, II DO. pernane,iy itjurel viii p:
| reward OF $3.50
My address i'Aspcn Giove, Pi!.y.v"nta corn'y, '.
de,.2 CT WM. G. TEAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

VALUABLE REtI. ESTATE. on Pear! ~.
fOS SALE IT iUErI0.
We L. s'li Vu Tuc,dny, the 9TH du, Of .fia
gury. 1864, on ID" PREMISE q: IL &C oCk II r.:a
ahl- Br!c. Tenement the wes. side {: Pearl s;re.
u" wesn hs'u aid Gary SrHe,, -c0pi 'enc !-cu,
M.i= 40 $. pf-s-u: cccvp>a W NJ. C4-., Il V :.--
Is w.n.",..i. and '.stl store
Ihs Is ccnSdr: ii - L. s'coas.' lie n - cs. b.
siac-' .ia.' in the e.'E. Taxes t5 III ys. ~ o., g..
paid b. J. .I-vhtrcr.
TERN s
O?-;u'rI r.s! The balance a. six and tw".- -. o.
:I7 Lex !.,.r r'er ilt-rcbt aided, wish :. d-el Il -.
) s.c-:i.e .!r.d paynes's or Al cab T. r..:-ct
JAMES rhEi.rh.
i,a:..:s Am@,::,.-.:.
',Gli.EINSioSkR,s- SAI.!t
X. .AHD AHn .IG&r..r
Cy y.:.r, o; d-cr-- q tie cJuI ..3t g.. ;i..a,
hCiy, Va tic o: ESfGy, - 80. ~ - = b.
ION 81 Lun-LtI7g Cod:t Ecu-r re NO:nEI, -
-. tiG: {: JANUARY ..-at tuGt @rar ~" nIi. -
:rI!'w!as property, vii: itu b:s I...I ,t 80
lr,iyu -!S os;-U-,. consisting a: :.r, BOY. "|U
>,i cIi..!t"u rE-'IeiU., Cs,5
JOSH (. HARDY.
CHAE!.LS IS !IAHDt.
Gr"l':iI iTf4:i..s.ss ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

C.O00 REWiRD.--R, aaway, BEN. huw:,. p
> ZUU 1. Joues sli!rcscS county. :. iret f.. >,
high black with prcnn ~ teeth, with whi,- spioc
:hcu dim right eye. trrc- d.
y-ars old and
CLAIBORNE, ; sect =; ;achns high boat. Of : l,r.
tUs Cox'on, King Wi!!"ai county, seas Oh - te
rom Lurrs 10 years g. 1'a' K, and heavy get = t. a.
believed te be with ouI ;.rriy.
90 reward will be ,h Tor :hc delivery u i'ur ::
Hckinsnh q Ai In III city, or securing thea in t-
de30 1851 &. C. PUDTHSG%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

>'"".,.-.: ~ Cu!I "A single rr.,iemau
Z: cp".. .; 20 :.a,a tn Ic..sh ~ ua.e scIrat-.
y ,,l "''- ,I ,;-'. .r:u&g~.. ,r-I .r:ory 70; tie
i::.r ..rF - vi:'H. t"rcrFrr Nm. tho elementary
,-"C. - ... .-:.':. c"n "nt"'I fo-i sihry and
$50 e. ~ -',.'... Ttr. scn," 10 sCps!, ~ ak pr.
p.-. R.; 'c'ar1 s-T-ct IS &c sc:io.-rS4P aud coed
l-.... cfa-nlt.r ~! "a rcl:.T'!.
i.!:""s ci !.2ni:: 81 ia G!rrc'"l!o
~ :: =, "oT.trSE,
or n j.. CiT:Lr;:,U3.
t,-- -, ,.rI '---. - Il......t r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

fTHt Sc a ID LO L ~ CIE&r"H i.l
| l. SALE Il o!!er for sale privately .,w ~
iIuiidIpg, with four sixteen feet ror!a. aui -. =.
Ias.ag-, together with =, two story Kitch r:a D::y
l-hed ard acre To- u: .:rt, "..C! -!;."'"i
village, !mnis dlGtrly o. tic E!~hri.r' -. = .'
p.r; Railroad 80 ether 20 Sa:eA g.hc =" %s.a'
~! b. entitled 10 ;fer passa.~. ros=,S:ca aTe9
uf.fy IL, ica"i
Pisces wshEE 90 ru:cAG-h C:.= co":tlgp:.u w!.h
e: fricksud OF With I. " Wa. uit'e Lion. e. -.
,a,es ~ Richmond. JOHN y. jiit i'It
deco. Sfv+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05
ok PER CENT. BUSDS 0F T!lE i.1T>E
y Il ,urnlina nnirx fAxrnis Yr,,r.. for al!

~ y VT
> Of t'mrcline RAINING twenty yrir-. Tor %r'r
The ~iibc.!Der !. .utcGrIZei - a., tn $500 E
u 90 %. l- bonds y: lie rr:.::y o: Z; Htr d,:r
.i..aIary, ISti r.yac '~.-'y years :tTI a.HT"s = o.
cut. Interest rEyabr s.Gli.i:' i!y-Gsst q jam
nIJuy rf each y"hE-n III" c!iy q Richmond. i."f
iI arc isurd iyr he Deleil u ia!iseat 5J'"c,
sailors aad their families, anh III ~ ,tHcr rs'.-t:r!
coupon. ~ The purchaser may pr'':- 10 BON.
saa: cha:tc,.r " hch axe ca tie .srsct c6E b. .g
iabu these.
! Pc soux dl,roseG to lake such rc.t9-n' -:
! 70 OAK. prompt ;.pI!caiiuu H-ss.. Il. y! M..',
| To- oi k:cauIoGd who are sU:LorL.i - n".n'.a."
| hem EDNCEU T. MORRIS, 49,.
l. .ll.n.-. ltcHtp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

I AID FOR stiE. A ss!a!l i.:ai Ct ::3S
lying les f:om Lud-sy: Iurn"u., Alnrr...
~ the Va Central Ep'lroa, aHuaiarr'y w..'sTr .a,
'.Ibr-cd. IS offered !or "a. Tie !sIi mss 81
ibus- a,r ortbo!d,as3. aat :! In h"shy aud "-Gr-'
.-. .b 1:hocd Addr 81 tie Ptopret.!s u 49, =:
rrr -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

] ii-'r-fhc ioiiuw'u= rrr,iEc;tr- rf siocns
Application w.! re t@@: - 'al l.c.s- authorities
,,. ,'uir 80 Il
Ga,;.fca:r Vr,rna -; C""'. :"r.''a:ei Debt. M
49, rel h-g.- - Is - re c: gntor
.i. y - yG .rri,r" Il MaIy = f-:yII.;aa.
rcrtIi;c..- 80. q, So: 49, S-".!a r'r- and
+" .:l"- !2-e;Err; 't'ip''.. H. a." - Icy r. Is'
-:!..tr3
C.riG:,'e 20 '5si 'or ~. s:'r: .1n,n! ar, Dan
",..s k,i!r,sI Company - =: .-i-, !;.orC. " Gag
TlDc'|a
ueriitca.e 30 10 81 >".r.a'" -.na r"Eapany
o-:i VA = Mi..Tc" CO..!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

;a,l,r'lDasas.l. # GcHcrnt Hospi'dii "a De-
ptrim."lci Ns"rjco sh.'r'agto rajh H1S
pjf1i NE =ici, aai Tou"tc,t n s.h h'a'c
ar. Seni:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28
Ordinance No. ~.
Gold Hill, May %, 1854.

QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS FOR TRUs-
" tees OF the Incorporate Town OF Gold HILL II
Is hereby ordained as follows:
any Municipal Election Of the incorporate town Of
Gold HILL who Is not white male citizen OF the
United States and over the sSe o. @
United States or the statutes Of the Territory OF Ne
vads- an -. IN -,
Who f6r the four months next preceding such mu.
nIcipa election, shall not have resided within the
Territory OF Nevada, and for the thirty days next
preceding such municipal election, shall mot have
Cold Hill Any person not legally qualified as set
forth In Section OF this Ordinance who shall vote,
orer or attempt 70 vote At any municipal election
he ned In any sum not less than one hundred dol
lars, and not more than five hundred dollars, and
SIC 4. ANY person who shall advise, or request,
or use any influence whatsoever to procure any per-
son 10 vote at any such election who Is not legally
shaI upon conviction, be fined In any sum not less
than Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and not more
than Five Hundred Dollars
SEC 4 Any person shall be entitled TO chAl-
lenge the vote of any other person, and when such
vote Is challenged the same shall not be received
I'll such person whose vote Is so challenged shall
take and subscribe an oath In form as hereinafter
set forth which oath shall be administered by one OF
the Judges Of such election:
SIC s. Such oath shall be In form as follows: do
solemnly swear that ] am 9 citizen Of the United
States over the age Of twentyone years; that have
resided within the Territory Of Nevada during the
four month"; last past and within the present boun-
dairy lines OF the Incorporate Town OF Gold Hill du-
ring the thirty days last past and am now resident
herein. That am not disqualified BY any law OF
the United States or any statute OF this Terrtory-so
SIC. s. II shah be the duty Of the Judges Of such
Elections 70 preserve inyioAte the provisions Of this
Ordinance: TO reject the votes Of all disqualified
voters, and In AL cases where they have reason to
doubt the legality OF any vote 70 refuse the same
until the foregoing oath shall have been taken and
lions Of any one Offering TO vote respecting his quail
incstion, and may determine upon the legality Of
the same, ae4stt
sEc. This ordinance shall take effect from and
AFTER this date.
Attest: s. II. RonnlsoN, Clerk.
Dated Nay nth, 1854. my2S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28

CIRCULAR NOTE FROM GENERAL GRANT TO
RIs SoLDIERs.-Headquar Army Of Potomac,
April IS 1854. As the time is approaching when
some of the regiments connected with this army
are to be discharged from service by of the
expiration of the time for which they were mus
tered into said service, the Commanding General
announces to such troops that the War Depart
ment has decided that the time of service of a
regiment Is to be counted from the day Of muster
into the service of the United States without
reference to the date of enrolment any service
rendered State This decision it will be the duty
Of ths Commanding General to enforce, and he
will if necessary, resort to the most severe meas
ures for this purpose. He viii, however, at all
times be glad to receive and forward for consider
alton of the proper authority, any respectful COM
munication touching the term of service Of regi-
ments, when such term appears to be involved in
doubt. The Commanding General INDUCES in
the hope that the regiments to be discharged will
eheerfully acquiesce in the decisions Of the Gov
eminent with regard to their terms of service,
and that no organized bodies or individuals after
having borne an unsulllied reputation during all
the eyentful scenes that have marked their con-
nection with the Army of the Potomac will suffer
the honorable fame they have won by their gal.
iantry and good conduct TO be furnished in the
closing hours Of their service by acts Of insabor-
dination, which, II ventured upon by any viii be
promptly suppressed, and can only terminate in
the speedy aud certain punishment of the offend.
| ing parties.
By command of Major General Meade.
| s. WILLIAMS A. A G.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28
DELINQUENT SALES ON MONDAY
THE NESTING TONIGHT.

A meeting is advertised to take place to-
night in front of the Court House in Viz
ginia, TO listen to discussion relative to
the greenback proposition. A general
turnout is requested and it may perhaps
be advisable that general demonstration
should be made. We do not believe,
however, that there is the slightest shadow
of probability of any considerable proper
ton of the community favoring green
backs. There has not been proposition
before the people during our briefresi-
dence in the Territory, that has met with
such general and outspoken condemna-
ton as the one now in agitation. 1t may
be possible that so little attention will be
paid, 65E the masses, to the call, that the
meeting tonight may go by default, and
that an expression favorable to the green
back party may be obtained; but we are
very clearly of the conviction that such an
expression can amount to nothing. The
business community have arrayed them
selves against it with great unanimity and
their views are endorsed by the working
class to an extent that must render the
proposition to change the standard utterly
abortive.
A procession will be formed here about
dark and proceed to Virginia, and the
working men and citizens generally viii
fall in and swell the numbers to an extent
that will speak in louder tones against the
greenback proposition than all the orators
upon the stand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28

The "ARoUs" LoouIruR-Concernin
the Legal Tender proposition, now all the
rage, the San Francisco Argus, CONNER
cial paper, which is, Of course, expected to
know all about these things, says:
"The movement on foot in Virginia CITY TO
change the circulating medium of the Territory
from gold to Legal Tender Notes is RELY can
yassed in this city, and so far we learn viewed
with much apprehension. The sophistries of a
portion of the press of Nevada in supporting this
radical change in the circulation of the country
are scarcely worthy Of reputation II Is grayely
said that great benefits are to result to the CON-
munity by the change, that the gold and silver
market would be transferred from New York
TO Virginia City, and that, instead Of sending
our precious metals ali the way to Wall
streei be sold there, Eastern parties would come
to Virginia City to purchased "A large amount
OF foreign capital would then seek investment
here, money would be cheapened and its obtain
msnt facilitated" etc. This language will de-
eeive no one capable of moments reflection.
Does Nevada send TO this city dollar more than
she owes Us for Do we send East and to Europe
any more treasure than Is required TO pay debts 2
How Is the substitution of gold for greenbaeks TO
lessen our obligations abroad, and TO check this
bow of treasures The introduction Of green
backs will not effect it in the slightest degree, for
the reason that they are not wanted abroad !;
they have no fixed or stable value at the East
are subjected to the viesitudes Of every Whim Of
secretary Chase-to every flying rurnor from the
neid- and the gaseonaie Of every financial buugler
in the halls Of Congress. such fate awaits the
people OF Nevada If Legal Tenders become the
currency OF the Territory. All value may change
every hour in the day. No good is to result from
the movement, but much evil and confusion will
follow"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28


THE EXPRESS AND THE CLERGY. PITY the
loyal clergy Of the Union won't smother thejr
patriotism, let the country 60 to the doTs' call
traitors saints, and 60 into love-fsast ecstatics
over yilainous Copperheads, praise treason, and
glorify the wretches who seek the destruction of
the Republic The fact is, the outspoken LOYALTY
Of the clergy makes the Express sick; il goes
into the blind stsggers at the very idea that a
clergyman should have the audacity to be loyal
TO his country I and worse still. that he should
have the temerity to give expression to loyal sen.
timents. Ha clergyman can only preach treason
the Express gives him the hand Fellowship imme-
mediately-but let him utter word in condem-
nation Of JEFF Davis, the Express g. Co., and be-
hold how he rantethP' and the Express calleth
him devil soulless fend; niger worshipper !;
more Niger; aboitionist more abolition misce-
genation, and other choice phrases from the Cop
perhead vocabulary. All this effects our loyal
elerEymen but little, for sweet water cannot flow
from bitter fountain, and the spawn Of a traitor
can be nothing but treason. The clergy can en-
dure It, but we pity the Express, for It will
sooner or later ind It hard kicking against the
priekA-Red Bluff IRdspendeat.