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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-01

ee ~ q - afia5 81 fe
States, nd II otiier l.crsous.
The CcnsreS of tho t'oncderate States II. Auerlei
do epact Tint Every PERSON MT sui to the rules
aud a. ticlss or war who shall Treure eatce sol
der orPefsn enrold for seryice IN tie army ot the
fonfedsrate States to dpfeft who ha IN assist
lny feserter from the m aIy peIs1n enrlda 10.
service, 70 eTaie iheir proper c cnuardrrsoT tolpre
vent tber arrest 70 be leturad 70 the service or wo
hall Knowingly 'ncesicr hsr5oT any sn desersr OF
shall purchas r. any soldier person enrolled lor
service aryportien Of hrs SIMS. equipments reions
br cot hing pr any properly belonging the Confed
hrate States OF any CffreTor soldier of the (onsde
rate tztes, shall upon conviction tefore the ci
Cont Ct the Cpnfsder3te si1ies having jafss ton
pf the oferce. he fined lot exceeding onS hos and
dollars and III Prisentd not cxccs c1g twt Years
Approved January 2g 1srs.
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The g Tork WoIld o[ be illh Llsrs

The New j ork World Of The 1th says
rIhe rebels have lad long breaihirE SpsII.
and most irkiustriously have they improved IL.
Their military strength has rcFer been -
great as rs Al tbs momsnf- While fhe sdS
ministration. ior eleciioneering purposes. has
bssn a1-azle< ~ .esssss = ,SElshE i0ffk an f6f
energics ~ Ftre1s ihering - armies and re-
cruiiing ats shattered strength Tbs consss
1usnee Is that a'ter this eight months renisf=
ness On our side and Of energy on fheir's, vS
are about 10 enter upon IN unequal contest In
tie epTirE campaigns O II numerous recon-
noissances--fhe new eTiohemism FOR defoatn-
have disclosed The aierl lDess and vigor Of fha
rebels 10 every part cf the Confederaey Tbero
Is great DANGER that the military tide viii Bst
IN diiisIe1t direction his yezr from. what
j. d;d last. and Zoe administrator Is 50 kppriS
hersiye thai il dares not fscr the conBeqnes>
ces. To sirink tip responsibility Of possiblD
disasters IL t.ie spring caupaiyns. a. bas r.
vested Gen Crant piit flhe snpre-e conn.ud,
70 make hi-t 4 fsapegoat sor the sins Of the
adrlsnistra. ion.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-01

THs Press "a respectfully informed taat they can At
al TINS De FURNISHED with 600D PRINTING INK
AZ N aeTate rates.
The ena.ty Of this INK viii speak f5r i-sfb BY rs-
fcrrrg - he 'HereEry and Courer Of this city
TO eit-eS q which leterznces arc made
AllcrseTs must be COCO nplhic1 By description o.
Press Used. J. LAWRENCE LEWIS
Charleston Printing Ink Works.
lebs--tf King street Ruad. C1aricston.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-01

'or,. hesplntf2n OF thanks 70 EFgadier General s. D.
tsndsit zaoo oi NoItl CATohna Troops for
Resllvrd By the Congress II the Confadera,a c.s,.
pf America. That The nf 60. ress ne S'
hereby I'D lily tendered ID Tie s,ts,f ls AZ a. :
North Cafolina troops conmanded II Rricos e 49,
kral s. D. Rarrsenr in file Army OF Sarbero II
IA. for their deyoled patriot I'M in rnsrir,,,s,
ing their taiu ibe se<vicos 10 ihe (c7f srar o
10 many scenes Of trial.
Approved fcblF 1854
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-01
No. 20. =

Joint Res ,lua 81 thanks to North CatbIina Troop
The Congress OF The Confederate atstes having
learned through the public Eess, OF thelre-enlistmen
FOR he OF the North Crolins btigaIe in the Ar
ny of Scr ia rn Virginia serving under General ID
eft ID 1hnseu !: therefore, r
Res iyed, blythe Eongress of the Coafederate Sates
II An sfea Tsht the patr iotu and spirit OF the
Mouth Ga-ciila troops eVinck ly their prompt and
Iuary sey ton OF fhelisliges afresh 10 the scribe
y the country hre heyori ll praise and cesefyethe
lzb0un -e1 6ratifHdd nE The d,lftry, 4
Approved Fe1 ., 1Ss4.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-01

Joint Teso 9n Of tAa,ks ID the Trodps frs1a the
Stete d Louisiana ID jfhe dfrty of Tennessee
Eezolyed by the Conkess be khe Confederate Ststrs
oft1 8erica Thkt tie thinks Of CONGRESS are ten
iefed the gallant trbous flo4 thu State Of Louis
ena in Tie army Of Tesrtssde Who have with signal
IN mi 3. volht sthei1 srsices for the war
FcT. y, Ref fyei, That tie lofty and seIfsacri-
f Jug sr'r,f ilb.sed ky fhk noble act deserves and
tair eeHc, the COMMUNICATION end gratitude Of ev,
e. fTpc pa,rsntl 1iIH IL
sESTros ;. EeboisedI T1dt the thanks Of Congress
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-01

IE1-Il- ID = co ~ Io71- }
TIE sout'iera FxDress Company hereby notify u
frsnl ard re zfrsi o. Soldiers 10 the A-y Of North
- ard cls where fh1t they prepared 4
clrry ~. arrangements announced il The above
eari. tad thet they viii d al in their power 10 f1lh
is 1eelTenE1ts JAMES SHUTTER,
6en1 sapt. = acting Frss't So Exp. Co.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-01

~THE LAST MAx.s-sone disloyal zag pro-
pounds the follow: Wien Lincoln Abohiion-
ism uses up the last man and the last dollar
ne querry arises what is to hacons OF the
bondholdsrl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-01
HILITARY z BLANKS.


Niz e recent-y added largely a cur stock Of
NIlIAIY HANKS. ard nov ofIer 20 Quarter
--ssies- r-Iassaries ald clhers. al tie leading
Fdris u1fd ty tim p - favcTsbie terms As any
In @r st1bIistzenf in Tie CorfedeT4cy-
Ysi.a,e On iard, aife-ty printed good supply q
TIE ft.ezlns forms. ~
no ~ QUARTERLY RETURNS,
10 sEs1RAcT or STATIONERY.
GUARD HEPORIs.
RECINENTAL REPORTS.
COMPANY REPORTS
80. 90. IAssREoUisITIoSs.
%. H. .2Bs3RAcT OF PURCHASES
NOS. So co. FINAL STATEMENTS.
KOS. cc-2f, INVOICES & RECEIPTS
FomcE RrQUIsI1Iovs. CFubiie horses
lPriTa.e -
IA. PROVISION RETURNS.
No. 5s,--OFrIcER'S PAY ACCOUNTS,
MUSTER AND FAY ROLLS
tsOLDIER-s DISCHARGES,
BLANK FURL0UGHs.
FIELD RETURNS,
DESCRIPTIVE LISTS,
xoN,HLY RErUFN OF PUBLIC ANNALS.
REPORT /"
REQrsIIION FOR CLOTHING
AND CAMP EoUIPAGE
40, Is. COMMIT A1ioN OF RATIoNs,
Also,
Forrn Nos. Is. p. 10. 81. 2s. and 6
AIS Rlarts rot nentiontd Ia The above lat, viii
be pruisa promptly 10 fil orders
% We respectfully solicit orders from hf frieDd-
FRANC. II. PAUL.
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL l. 1861

ne equally due and ara sie-cd to he ps.r:5,raud
sqlf-sacrihcng troops Hhn, - II rolrrsncrrsyt n
tnf wsr, pred their arfcfs - fhe d-posai Ok their
c3untiy wiihp1t iitibn OF limit as 10 iir1e
Approved Feh.G 1854.
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tS- The Chicago Journal learns that Gen
Barnsids is making rapid progress tova-ds
the organization Of an expedition which is 10
soil from New York for point roi now known
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0be Dailp Rebel.
From the S0a,h csrolins.n.l
Baliad-aoh; one World Hath Sos Bii-s

From the So1,h Caroli.ianl
Baliad-"Oh; one World Hath xos a Bif-s-'
Oh. The world hstb no. a hiss
Like the 6rEt iEpassiune5 kiss,
When The m5liD heart shriuks hack r7 tic Tc-y
i,y II takeSs;
when % isreely gn-n the fires
That the grntihed cesircs
Pind terror in The rapture % i1;enssy that =.kss
Then eox. bright he fsncics ri0v.
Anc bow grand the roses bioE
When the c5En upon The blossom = % exuisicly so
Thena glory crowns the &c G.
And agr1rdsu c.0thes the sods
While The heart in passien sTirs aud IN. Epr. s,ar
A,cn-
Aud TIE eye delighted roTes
Ger the meadows and the FToT
And tie feet grow wsngd for hiEh- t1T51sh a. ga
dens cf the air.
While--a saul Ct nelndy-
Every tird that SKINS the SKY
siags Of the imrerialls5 IN everything th.ls f4ir-
And No see IN welaan nsrght
Bat the ideal Of thoughf.
Whse The ianeies grc 10 Passioas in their osshr 9
Tie bright Of starry skis,
HI1 uelI-I1us Izfsrs.- .s--@s---.
Az II fs0n founts and gardens OF OEi-at delight
Oh. the bliss, the vord-ous bIsss,
or that nrst inpa sEi57ed kiss.
FAen the fancy lifs the feeling vi Wig t1ats 40
her ewn;
Oh:uenory, from the pae.
Bring me back the first, sole. last.
Tie bloom. the Elush The fruit the fash. 1e tCars
rapture knoEns
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80. l5.



An Act appron- isiinR enc hundred tb7rsand d5ilrs
for tho use and ic aefif Of fh- Cherokee nflti n
WherSaS by The forty fifth article Of fbs fillfs be-
tween fhe Conf der fe StJfss Cl AZ erica rnd tho
CheroEce Nafon the 4i1 Corfcdtrate States prtris-
ed TO colfSt and pay os- 70 lie Cherokee NaiFn the
annual interest upon the several sums OF ratey IN
vested by said nation in stocks of certain salts n tbe
lConfed si+te States and where IS by rcas Of Y r
wiih the Unitdd st.-s$ II s. irlfis tcnie II ma a
suah collection ard =lerca lcfe Is gods Ttason "a
oe 5-ve that .he eiti@eIs Of "a Tao1 are cscaty
seed OF the fn9pey th1sl d1s fhem Thtr-fsFc.
The Conrrcss u tie qonfsdcr4te STATES cf Amer a
DO enact Ihatlthe sum CT tEn3rCc tfSus It'd io
lars he and the rarie IL h.fShy arp-opriateE n d.
any mousy in II Treasury not IL fat-
led f,,r The and bfneit cf he Chez Nefir ri
SIC = Theisaii su tf n nev sal ie i,trar.icil
without delay ~ the Brrea. n ia1ia1 rsirs 10 Ii.
proper fep1f & Hfati-es tf he Chs. 7kee Nation
SEc 3. II IS hereby {Snressiv urderst.,8i that -,
oaehuLdrcd i .l-a0d alafs + 70 be frtnrnc lv the
sad Cher hee Nation p3he1 rface shall DE- rat q b..
tween the Inittd and tnied.rate Stats CT s.t ilis
ssid Conss deri e Stat shall he reai,rsfI = or N ire
interest," On sail stSck- which ma tl4e be lae co.,
Tecfed-
- =
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rnEssnAN wAxrED.

A larsoa cspahle O. w1rkt1g Potter Power Press
eau fhd easy sstaaticn and coed fasrf, on sppI-
Gallo, al cIcs p tLis csg,e. marc
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oRAxGz c. II. March So Parties out -sf
The Yankee linss report ti.s eBeay se0uii.g &C.
lively in fhs diseci1n Of FredsricksburE-
Grant vii advance IS som as the old frooFz
return fron sheir fnrlou-,h and troops c.n b
brought # m she wsst which viii Be abssi
The l5.h april great many dessrters .rs
in the rear df The IAukee liEes- Gov. vznss
revicwcd i tie Noril Carolina troops in ES-
ellie corps 81 ouiay, and addressed Al aadis.eS
estimated frer' ; 10 10000 He viz review
.he North ci7ol IA troops in Hills corps ssi
address lis p 10 morrow.
An-irs "A Ri~hsaoud-
Ritiir 3SIt M.sch 3o-Dullness has rsiEss1
sui,rssae tos.ay 10 the entire absence Of news
sroia sl,e arsisy in any quarter. and the praetIs
~ s1sli ie-sss q cf business caused ly TIE 6r.,S
cal t-Aii71c .io1s va I'.sEs----
The weather Is gloomy and the esuditisr e
he roads II pm the recent heavy rains prrvsuf
ths. cxpeStaliOn Of IN early opening of -
Siiriss camElaign- :
It s believed that negotiatioi.s are in pre-.
gress for the adj jesiment Of The qusstios IN
vOlvea in the further exchange Of prisoDsrs Il
war.
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St15-ckt--The fsiloEiaz i7rezfiozI. Ehich Tt
c ,pF ten tie SaEs1n Gnlrdian. are T-rthy q ~
-i-rt lr11ce y CIR Eur-eo-s IN thesc E2- timer
Arr11E reE l7Te1ti1rs u the deal art1 are fwo
Very lorerfci -ypfics =tich xiii teuht'eEI bs fnk1r
mo 6 ss3erllion IL TIE rr1fessic1- O1c q . nolu
= % p-c raft crys . u . p--rl1rile of ircDln az
pats - -, diu7- J. ms. te pr pared El1Wly nnt
csrefniiy; fhr colcr thea sp-elrs = yer5uhh r1e
n which ca ilio1, y 17rfIc % ro11ds lsec1
es i forms |lTcr SAN A elastic pei OK he ulhs
er. tis1orlr>i ty Pr1.esscr Para. q BoIorna, Il
c1osrt e flr1i 1a--liies q soi-i'1 q cblo-hl8
irp1 vii et1c.nIraf1 q s7l1iicl cf chlorfde e nod
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ls HIN G 81 ado uatki foI in the msrrer t,re-
Srrihcihy the Il entitled .Ah act TO regulate tbe
cai-eetiH = thtuties on IMPORTS and tOnn age; hne
n, Ii ciaties ah freitures mitig lted or remi.ted1
n AXE fnenner 1nder fhelhkc Conditions, teghla
t5oas ara resraiols a. are p.escribid authorized
ua olTfce cd she act entitled An act provide fer
mitigating rui sng tie fort ture3 penalties and
disabilities Gc9ing IL certain cases therein men
lianed- ia
sc !. Thagl.s ac' shall expire On The day Ia,
RI ifieaion 6s afeaty of aac4 With tue II nited Stes
Ahmpyed Fet6 Ise4
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George ". Jones, Il IoFa. who brouehi
suit against Air. Seward for damages for f.lss
imprise rineat IN Fort Laiayetfe, has been
fhroEn cut Or court Il was decided that fh6~
indemnity act which was passed to protect
the Presiderlt from vezations suits against fhs-
fs3vernncat by persons Eamnariiy arTesied,ot
the charge q cisl'y-liyH wss eczEiitutionsl
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GO DJ 4ajOr-t tiencriI Is.1et-s-
The Congress af thk Confederate States Of america
having Earned hat tA5-i= si0a Of troops coz. nd
- a = ~ 9er-fa1 l-npdes AYE T. enils-c1 iOr The
Resolve. That tbesihEnks o. 5aeress arc de. ana
arc hereby t@nifred. 10 toe officers and froops con
lsi5 - nodes tur the pstEi5ti-r
e1hiDed py then n rg-e1iistng for the war pi ~
ga - s.Ey h4Ne et"Ay ifpiay tol the
Ill ~ - 49, y ale assured thst their tLu1fry
@ - ~ tsat s a,l eIaieui reinenbrlnce IT, noble
the hour Of hcr need - -
l.ssr nat the Presid-nt be req4ired to
tne ollicers AID tro1Ps undcr liis command
Approved Feb. 6llSet
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a Approfsd JAaa -fy ; 1854.


IN Act author .zns chap 4ins iu .-.si- dssss -
draw fora ke ftr one horse
Inc congress q tpe Con e1erae states Of Arterica
do enacs, That Ch4pairs 10 The army IN ac3fal ser
see n the he,d mall 1s enttied u draw i0fage Tor
~ - " + 1fosi1ea' lie tIaPlain has horse in
A-pr0T 81, January y, ISL
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-01

sa- There Is something beau;iiui IN Il. f,li7=s1z
lines:
Take the bright shell
From its bona on the ie3
And wherever IL eoes
Il llsing Of TIE SEA
So. fase the fond heart
From It's home and its &c -rth.
Twill sing cf the loTed
To the ends Of The earth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Ordinance No. go.

MESDMENTS TO ORDINANCE No. 10
\ providing for the Assessment and COLLECTION
1f Tho Revenues OF the Town of Gold Hill. passed
October 18th. Isol: - ,o,
SECTION /. Section OF Ordinance No. ~ Is
harah,. amended 50 as to read as follows: " An
annual ad yalOrem tax of fifty cents upon each
one hundred dollars, and u further special tax OF
t,yrnry. fv. cents upon each one hundred dollars
value OF taxable property, is hereby levied, and
.I;r.rrei TO b,. collected and paid upon the as
,,.ssed value Of all property within the limits OF
tb,, INCORPORATE Town Of Gold Hill not exempt
from taxation All taxes levied under the pro-
visions of this ordinance, and all costs for the col
ectiOn q! the same SHALL oo pad III gold and sll'
ver coin. 49,
SIC > Section 10 OF said Ordinance No. 10 is
hereby amended 50 rs 10 read rs follows: I" 1t
.hal be thv. duty of the Assessor AZ the time OF
making said assessments, to collect said tax Of
.sventv-fve cents upon each hundred dollars OF
value uf personal properly so Assessed: provided.
lie. owner or owners of such personal property
,htl NJ fh, time oi such assessment, be the
owner or owners of any real estate besides min.
ne property within the limits OF said incorporate
own, which shall be liable TO said tax, the said
.;.x upon such personal property need not, by
.h,. said Assessor be collected, but the same shall
.,, a lien upon such real estate. In case the own
,rs OF any personal property liable to pay TO SAID
Assessor tan thereon shall refuse or neglect 10
the same NItu utllAtuSNi Iutu sLldAI lDo AS
,es>or siyS such information TO the Attorney OF
,;,id Town Immediately, aud II shall be his duty
TO bring immediate suir for said tax"
SEC Z Ordinance No. IL. as passed October 5th
1868 and duly published, and rs hereby amend.
ed. is hereby made the law forthe assessment and
collection OF taxes OF the incorporate Town OF
Gold Hill and in each suit for the collection Of
taxes. IL by the said ordinance provided, the At
tornrv prosecuting the same shall be entitled to
i've dollars Tee which shall be taxed up rs other
costs II. c. BLANCHARD. Pres.
Attest: = H. ROBINSON, Clerk. ocl9 2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTION
OF THE
Nevada Union Convention.

Upon the entrafce OF Nevada into tho National
Union, feeling deeplythe importance Of taking posi-
tIon such 10 Inspire confidence In our sister States
and to rebuke treason to our nationality, be It open
or nsidlouS, anu to sustain by our rSt acts IN the
capital Of State the integrity OF our country the
honor OF our Government and the glory OF our Tree
institutions, we do resolve as follows:
Res0lred, That the Union party OF the STATE OF
Nevada recognize no political differences In this
hour OF our country's trial. and cheerfully enrolls
among Its members every citizen, native or adopted,
who prefers his country to party, who Is loyal to the
Union and In favor OF coercion and the suppression
OF the existing rebellion by the only sure means, the
concessions TO rebels with arms in their hands, and
who Is willing TO use the last man and the last dollar
II necessity demands, to maintain and preserve the
Union Of the United States Of America.
R,solred That Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
johnson are worthy leaders OF the Army OF the
Union, that the platform and resolutions adopted Mt
the baltimore Convention, holden June, ls6i, meets
our hearty approval not only In their general tenor,
but especially In their advocacy Of that great neceS'
sity to our Western Empirc-a Pacific Railroad.
That placing ourselves upon the PLATFORM We chal-
enGc all corners 10 wrest from our grasp the eecto.
raj votes OF the virgin State Of Nevnda, predeStlned
TO be given by loyal hearts and hands TO the mem
bers OF the Convention.
Resoired That We favor the passage OF laws secu-
ring the general education Of the children In the
State by means Of free common schools, believing
intelligence the only palladium OF Republican Gov.
ernment and OF laws guarding the highest right and
privilege We have, the elective franchise, from the
influence Of power, money and fraud and Of further
laws that shall preserve good faith between the peo
pie, by enforcing their private contracts in the spirit
and power they have made them, and in such cur
rency as they may agree upon, and Of such laws as
shall secure In detail the strict economy en0ned by
our Constitution and the most exact accountability
Of all public officers to the great source OF political
power, the people.
Resolred That our wise aud benefcent Govern
rnent has always exhibited not only real generosity
but true policy In reirainlng from the sale VI the
mineral lands, and In permitting their use oGcupa-
tIon and development by labor and capital That II
is to he deeply regretted that traitors In our Midst
are using the wealth derived from an indulgent coun
try In attempts TO subVert its institutions and liber
ties and that while we deprecate any general Inter
ference by the Government with the existing state
OF affairs, still the proper exercise VI righteous In
dgnatIon against such ingratcs should excite no sur
prise, but would meet with the hearty approval oil
lOyAl men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
THE EVENING NEWS.
A pARopY-AFrER LEIGH HUNT.

,Jefferson Davis Crnay his tribe decrease y
Ayvoke one night with ague in his knees;
Seeing within the moonlight of his room
A female form resplendent as the morn,
Columbia writing In book OF gold.
Exceeding brass had made the Davis bold,
And to the presence In the room ne SAID
" What writest thou7' The vision raised its head,
And with look all dignity and calm,
Apswered "The names Of those who love our
Uncle SAM"
And n mine onel" said Davis may, not sc"
Replied Columbia Davis spoke more low,
Bnt clearly still, and saId Il pray thee then,
Write me the names ofthose who hate their fellow
men,.
She came again, with her new list all right,
And showed the names humanity deIeSt,
And 10 JEFF Davs's name led all the rest.
Another parody on the same poem reads as
follows:
ABOU BEN BUTLER.
Abou Ben Butler (may his tribe increaseD
Awoke one night down by the old Ballze,
And saw, outside the comfort of his room,
Making it WARMER for the gathering gloom.
A black man shivering in The winters cold,
Exceeding courage made Ben Butler bold,
And TO the presence in the dark, he said:
What wantest thouf' The fgnre raised Its head,
And with q look made of oil sad accord,
Answered The men who'll serve the purpose
of the Lord"
E" And am one p said Butler. Nay, not so,"
Replied the black man. Butler spoke morr slow,
But cheerily still, and said: "AS am Ben,
You'll not have cause to tell me that again !"
The figure bowed aud vanished The next night
Ii came once more, environed strong light,
And showed the names whom love OF Freedom
And 10 Ben Buffers name led all the rest
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
Reeapitulati0n,
.z-k - I,.n
Summons.


IN THE CIVIL PROBATE COURT OF THE
i County Of Storey. OF the Territory Of Nevada.
The People OF the United States IN the Territory o.
Nevada send TO STEPHEN VAN TALhENBCRGH
greeting: You are hereby required to appear In an
action commenced AGAINST You Us defendant BY L.
f. Van EalkenburGh aS plaintiff, in the CIVIL Pro-
Dgte Court ofthe county OF Storey Territory OF Ne
vada at Virginia. and answer the complaint there
in, which Is on lille with the Clerk OF said Court,
within ten days ater the service on you OF this sum
mons exclusive of the day OF Servce) If served IN
said county, or twenty days ii served out Of said
county, and in all other cases forty days. or jugd-
ment by default will be taken against you according
TO the prayer OF the said complaint The said action
is brought obtain decree Of this Court that the
bonds OF matrlmony between you and said plaintiff
NAV be dissolved. and the marriage relations be de
creed null and void. and that plaintiff be restored to-
her maiden name, on the grounds Of deSertiOn BY
you of the said plaintiff And you are further noti-
se that ii YOU fail TO appear and answer the said
complaint the said plalntif will apply TO the Court
for the relief therein demanded.
-, In witness whereof, /, L. Hermann, have
L. S. hcreUnto set nv hand and affixed the seal
N--) OF said Court, this 30th day OF September,
A. D. ls6I. L. HERMANN,
County Clerk and Clerk of the Civil Probate Court
OF the county OF Storey, y. I.
By b. Ii. HEREFORD, Deputy Clerk.
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