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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14
Female Monthly pflIs.

DIR. P~srraultls the only agent In CalifornlAfo
DR.. Biot'sFemAie Monthly Pills Thelrimmenst
sale has established their reputation a. . female
remedy. unapproaehed, and far In advance Of sv.
tiles, and other obilruetioniin fsmaitS. On The
receipt of ave dollars, these Pills Will be sent By
mail or express 10 any part Of ths world. secure
lfrom'curiosity or damaEet lsoit II gli9nE
Persons At sdlstancs cen he cured atheme, BY
addressing . letter 70 DR.. ,Perrault, corner o.
and II, or Box s73, Postpnics, San Franolsoo ste.
Ans Tie case rs mfnutsly sSpossibls, esnsralhab,
its oflivlng, occupation, etc, etc. =. l.2,''
AiISomnuuicatlon scouddsntisl. nr3oIy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14
Application for Patent.
Notice No.rS8.
sR~ror,rEs's OFFICE, o.Rsox CITY, New,

/, sRraIsrER's OFFICE, CARSON OrrY. NEv.,}
Ha D. . March II 1858. s
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.
IN Lawson has this day nied In this Office, a
diagram, together with 4 Notice OF Application
for Patent from tho United States. under Act OF
Congress approved July e6 1866. for l,s0o feetoi
tho Rcd Wing Lode, known gs the Nelson Con.
solidatsd Company's claim. In the fold Hill
Mining District, storey county. Nevada con.
mencing at station No. I, which IL situate n. loo
So W., and distant 562 4.ia feet from sectlen
corners 6 and I, l and l2. T. l6. N. r. 81 E.; run
ming thence N. $50 o., w. 796 4.l2 feet to stake
No. .; thence 8. s9o eV. ". 2l54 l2 feet to stake
4; thence N. go 90, Ell 800 feet TO stake No. 5;
thence 8. 600 10, T.. 900 feet to stake No. 6;
thence s. go 90. w. Gao feel, tn stake No. 4;
thence s. 30 Ia, q. s6a feet to stake No. 8 ;
thence 8. oTo 27',iw. t36 feet TO the place 0 bc-
rgs' WARREN T. LocKHART,
whl6.3m .sH.r.a Register
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14
CAUTION N.

nHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
1 that the following certificates Of stock Of the
Dayton silver Mining Company were this day
sold at public suction, TO the highest bidder, for
assessments, In front Of tho ONCE Of the Secre.
tary. In silver City, Lyon county. Nevada, &c.
cordine 70 public notice In conformity with the
bylaws OF tho company Ind laws Of Ncvadn,
md are hereby cautioned against purchasing or
negotiating for sold stock, a. the same will not
be transferred by the Secretary: s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14
Application for Patent.
Notice No. as.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
CARSON CITY. NV.


CARSON CITY. NV,
February ~, 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I'D.
~ Fry has this day hlod In thls~ Office u dia-
gram. together with a Notice Of Application for
Patent from the United States. under Act ofCon.
yress approved July 26, 1866. for thirty Si9.l.0oO
feet Of the Comstoek Lode. In the Gold Hill Mn
Ing District. Storey county, Nevada Said claim
10 bounded on the North by the Alpha Gold Hill
Company. and on the South by the Imperial Sl-
yer Mining Company, and ismore particularly do
seribed as follows to wit: Commencing Al post
"A" which Is situated North. eighty four degrees
and afy.four minutes ts4o $40 East, distan, i73
feet from the South, cas-, corner Of the Imperial
and Empire shaft, running thence South 80 ~.
W. 20 1891. 900 feet TO post" b" thence n. 10
90. WI .057 Si00 feet. thcnes N. $40 6t. VIZ
$500 feet. thence n. 800 %, W. Il 5-loO feet.
thence n. $40 20, W. Sci TOO feet to post &C."
thence y. - ~. 4. 30 sieioo feet 20 post 3D."
thence \. sio 90, +. SCI 7-l00 feet. thence s. 500
IS, r. Il 75-l00 feet. thence S. Sie5l, $50
feet, thence s. TO 20. 4. 1857 $40 feet to place
OF beginning. containing ono, and .nteen.hun-
dr.dths acres. and 10 more fully shown by tho
diagram and notice posted -ou theclalm and In
this Office.
WARREN T. L0CKHARr, Register.
meho-e 0d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14

ana IN uceotuhnco WIN iuW'Nua ~ U.o.oi
the Board Of Trustees, made on tho Second day
Of April, 1868, so many shares OF each parcel Of
said stock as may be necessary. will DO sold at
public auction, at tho Office Of Maurice Dorc &
Co., No. 81 Montgomery street. Fan Francisco,
State Of California, on MONDAY, the TWEEN.
TY.FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A. o. 1868. At the
hour Of twelve o'clock N. Of said day, TO pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale. u.
A. NOEL. secretary.
onics-Go7 Washington street San Francisco.
California my6-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14

And In Geeeeofdsnee with law and an order Of
The Board Of Trsstsss, made on the twenty =
day Of March, 1865, % many shaIes Of. s.eh Pei.
ISSid, q pubiiS lsuetIon, a. the once Of Maurice
lDorei& Ca Mo- al Nontesgsry stfsst, San
E,s,Ss,;ssi c1sfs @ q w e Pm. isss. !. s:
Iberrof one O'clock ?. y. q ssid day, 20 pay snS
ss...cs sS,s,tIsins and expenses OF sale. a.a,
R, WEdENER. Secretary.
.oaee, lHGaufsraia stssst Ian Efs'ssss Gal
ifornla. I., f.,el5sb g1g eff'srp1tb
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14
LEGAL aDyEarIsaMESrs.
Application for Potent.
Notice No. 30.

U. 8. REGISTERS OFFIcE,
CARSON CITY. New. March 25th, ls6a
MOTION Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Clinton and Hubbs Company has hled In
this Office a diagram. together with a notice Of
application for patent from the United States.
under Act Of Congress, approved July %, 1866,
for ,o5S feet Of the Comstoek Lode, known as
the Clinton and Hubs Mining Company claim.
in the Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada Said claim Ii bounded on tho north by
the Uncle Sam Company and on the south by tho
Justice Independent Mining Company's claim.
Said claim 10 more particularly described AZ fol.
lows. to-wlt. Commencing NJ . stake set In u
mall gulch Aboatl 100 feat north Of Seals NIL In
Lower Gold Hill. at which point the one-9uArter
section post on the west line Of Sec. 5. T. l6. n.
X 81 4, bears n. SO ty W. ia feet distant. Tho
summit of Mount Davidson bears n. Ito IS W.;
Mount Lincoln bears 8. 40 IS =. thence run.
Ming on the supposed line Of the lode $. lao ~
L. I. 0Ss feet to = stake set on north side OF the
American Plat road. near It's junction with the
Gold Canon road. No surface ground Ia claimed
by this Company. excepting At the south end.
where 100 feet square (shown mere fully on the
diagram) is claimed for working purposes The
walls Of this claim being unaseertained. the
boundaries are not given. The lode Is supposed
10 be embraced In an area Of four % acres.
WARREN +. EOCKHART,
uL3o-9Od Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14
pRL1N0uRNT AssEssYKNrlsALR.

Daaey3 Geld anna sHvsrpMInine
Notos-Thero arc delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock, on account Of assessment
No. %, levied on tho Second day Of April,
1865, tho several amounts set opposite tho names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
Names. No. Certs. Shayes, AMI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14

csuaasuee silver Mtaisk Company
ELosauon OF Works: Gold HUI, s,orey Conn.
~. State Of Nevada. N~otlcs,-There are delln
account Of assessment No 9, levied on the TWEEN.
ty.1th day Of March, \. D.. le6a. tho tevsrsl
amounts 81 opposite the name Of the respective
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14

.,-.-y,... addicted With The ptss win nnd
nes....rss rSr - applying personally. OF oy
ia. : n, qishel. 20 Pscidc strest. nearSansonie'
o ss.s ~. 81 Posto1es. San francisco. sp1e"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14

Tho public aro cautioned against purchasing
the same. Holders Of the above certificates are
requested TO return tho same to the ofice Of tho
Company.
r. wEGENER, Secretary.
0fiee. Al California street, San Francisco.
California y q
May 6th, 1868. my12.lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14

Geld Hill Qaartz Will aad Mining
Company, Gold HUI, NevRda-The following
described certlncates OF stock Of the above
named Company wero sold at public auction,
May 9, 1868. to pay delinquent assessment levied
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14

1sARnOlLe-l.ee QAkLONs -
~ y; e Is. q: g s1'' .''A''fSf;S;'l eisf 400.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14
Application for r atent.

WAbHhN :. LUOhHAhE' hoguIel
.AG4La II ap2l-3mt IL SICsi
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22
AtWerk.

- We are pleased to notice through our
exchanges, tha, the various democratic
clubs are vigorously moving onward
Richiaad took the lead in heartily en-.
dorsiug and ratifying the platform and
nominations of the National Democratic
Convention. Abbevilie, Oconee, Ander'
son, Greenvile, in short all the districts
that, We have heard from are on the
same popular ground, and are earnestly
,at work. In cur last issue and imme'
diatsly after the reception Of the noni-
natien, it vas urged .ha. all the osgani-
zations in this district should take
such action, and it vas supposed that
the Central Club Of Newberry,. through
its efficient executive would aase issued
to sAas effect, but rom some cause or
other it has not been done. Now we
are not the executive committee, ner its
chairman, nor are our names down on
-.Ass-an therefore ne have no right se-s~-
croach upon the committees dusies, bat
as good democrats, silent, but noae the
less earnest and determined, we beg
that Newberry be not the last to taks
up position in the grand army. Wake
up executive, and Clubs all ever the
District.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22

MoxEY,-Men work for it, beg for it,
steal fof It, starve for it, and die for. it;
and all the while from the cradle to the
grave, nature and God are laundering
in our ears the Solemn aasstions "Nhat
shall it profit man if he gains the
whole world and lose his own soul p
The madness sefor money is the strongest
and lowest ofpassions;; itissthe insatiate
meloch of the human heart, before
whose remorseless altar alt the fRer at
tributes of humanity are sacrificed. 1t
makes merchandise of all that is sacred
in the human affections, and often traf-
fics in the awful solemnities ofths eter-
Bai.-[Ex. .@<:
The above is true as gospel writ, and
we add that money is at the root Of al
evil, yet as in our last issue We invited
all persons indebted to this Office to call
and settle, We do not Ike to retract. 1t
is always painful to take back anything,
therefore subscribers and advertisers
may continue to send or bring in the
filthy stuff. Let the. consequences fall
upon US.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22
State News.

.. The Yorksille Enquirer Gays the crops
are suffering very much for rain, and
Unless it comes soon, the upland corn
will be destroyed, as it is now FIVE weeks
since some portions of the District bave
Been blessed with rain. At present it is
fearfully hot.
The Anderson Intelligencer, gives the
following census statement: White
males betweeatheages Of 16 and 60 -l4l,
colored between same. ages; ss; white
males over.2 81 years, 1872, colored ditto
100. Total white $50 ;.colored 722,
The same paper records the burning
of all the out.houses belonging to the
premises of VIM. S. Reese, Esq. Loss
$500. Cause carelessness. An Axe,
Hook and Ladder Company is in form
alton, and fifty signatures already had.
The Abbeville Banner notices the com.
mencement exercises of Due West Fe-
male College, as extremely interesting
and highly creditable both to the young
ladies and their instructors. Among the
graduating class; we find the name of
Miss Dollic P. Chalmers, of our District,
whose composition was, There is al
ways Sunshine somewhere; )" and that of
Miss Emma E. Renwick of Newberry-
"'Tis home where the heart is." No
more appropriate and: beautiful themes
could have been selected by these young
ladies; and they suggest cultivated minds
and warm and tender hearts.
Tie Edge6eld Advertiser notices two
full grown cotton bolls, taken from the
fields of Gov. Pickens, on the 18th. No
guano or bone. dust were used on the
field. The crops in many. sections of
that district are suffering from drouth.
No rain having fallen IN six weeks in
some localities:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22

HINTS 70 CORRESPONDENTS fol-
lowing is Tho best thing. on the subject
We have ever seen:
"Do obliga us by emitting all such
Aourishes as 'yoir interesting and valua.
Bile paper, your able and patriotic
course etc. Our subscribers know all
about that sort Of thing, and we have
also tolerable opinion Of ourselves: If
you think by this to improve your
chance of insertion, you are ruinously
mistaken. When you have written
what you have to say, run it over and
see if there are not some sentences that
could be spared without serious injury.
If there are, out with them. We are
often compelled 10 decline good articles
because we cannot make room for them.
A half column has ten chances where
TWO columns have one, and three columns
none. Try to discourage as little as
little as possible, and if you must con-
denim, let your facts be stronger than
your words. When you assailany per-
son or cause, always give, US your real
name, which shall only be given to
those who have right to demand it.
He Is . coward. who would ask US to
bear the responsibility Of others. Ifyou
send US word that you have no time to
correct, and write in haste we shall
put your manuscript into the fire. Why
should you throw upon US task Of cor.
recting your sr.a~ti, when We are obliged
to t.; slight our osn work for want Of time
Give US facts Incidents, occurrences,
at the earliest moment, and We shall be
grateful, though you wrote with pud'
ding-s,ick but if you attempt logic or
sentiment, do it up right, instead. Of
leaning on u.s." :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22

The President has issued bis procluma.
,tions announcing the adoption of. the
fourteenth amendment by South Carolina
aad Louisiana, in accordance with the
Reconstruction Acts. The procIama-
tons contain the same expression of
doubts respecting the legality of the
ofthe Legislatures and the constitution
alisy of the Reconstruction Acts.
., He has also issued his veto of the
electoral college bill, maintaining. that
the States never were out Of the Union,
and were practically restored previous
to March, 1857. That the resolution
which deprived them of the right to
have their vote for President and Vice
President, received and coun.ed' is in
conflict with the constitution, and that
Congress has no more power to reject
their votes thans those Of the States
which have been uniformly loyal.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22
Forthe Newberry Hersld.
Anderson Democratic Club.

MR. EDIToH The above club held its
regular monthly meetings on the 2etb
ult., and 18th instant, and it is my pleas
ure:to report that its numbers are steadi-
ly increasing. Nearly. every white man
in the Beat has become member. A
few freedmen, having become foundered
On, Radical lies, have come forward aod
Joined US, and l have no doubt that many
Others would, were they not prevented
from attending eur meetings BY leading
radical negroes,-who make all manner of
Misrepresentation withregaEd 10 the OBJ
jects Of the Club. g.
Fhe following gentlemen visited Us
from the Club at Cross Roads Z. DR.. G.
NJ. Berry, John Wilson, and R. 6. VIII
liams who gavea Aattering account Of
the Club at that place. Indeed, the
work goes bravely on, and we'll may, the
minions of Radicalism dread the onward
wave.
Thos. Floyd, being present, was in
vited toHaddress the meeting, and he did
so in handsome speech.
Col. B F. Griffin offered the following
resolution which wasunanimously adept
cd:' - -
Resolved That the Anderson Demo
cratic Club cordially endorse and ratify
the action OF the New York Democratic
Convention, and that we unanimously
pledge our most strenuous efforts in sus'
tanning the cause and action of that Con-
vention, believing thereby that wefshall
aid in gathering a.glerious reward in,No-
yember next. ...
Tue Anderson Democratic Club holds
its meetings on the Sd Saturday in each
month, and will always BE- found ready
"auziliary" m every good work for the
cause of Democracy,
+. Respectfully submitted,
D. W. PATTON, Secretary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22
The Third Party Movement,

The leading Northern papers, viz: tie
Tribune, Herald, Times, Philadelphia
Ledger, and New York Commercial, all
proclaim that the third party bnbble has
burst, tizzied out, and that thers,is now
nothing of it. Mr.. Chase, it is said,
would not countenance it, the Herald
says, because Sy holding otfbe may come
up as the very man of all men for the
crisis IN 1879, and this he doubts not is
his decision on the subject.
1t is hoped that the crisis will have
come long ere taat, and reign of reason
take the place Of the present madness.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22
For the Newberry Herald.
Jalapa Club.

At meeting of the Jalapa Democratic
Club, held on the 18th instant, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions we're unani
mously adopted:
Whereas, the National Democratic Con-
vention have adopted platform Of political
principles; and made a nomination for
President and Vice President, that shows
great deliberation and judgment, and q
prospective assurance of our couptry's re-
demption from tyranny and oppression,
Therefore, be it,
Resolved, That we heartily approve the
platform OF principles adopted by the Ma
-tional Democratic Party.
Cd. That We hail in confidence Seymour
and Blair, as the standard bearers of con-
stitutional liberty, and as worthy Of our
utmost support-the one for President, the
other for Vice-President of the o. S. :,
Sd. That our delegates to the National
Democratic Convention have acted nobly
and judiciouslY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22
Here, There and Everywhere.

Burlinganle recently gave grand dinner
to the press. It was Of oriental richness.
Is Minister Burlingame an ex-member Of
the frateraity-or does he simply appre!
reiate the fellows? .....-
Riot recently in Galveston between ne.
groes, plain folk and the military. II was
brought about by the former, and ended by
the. latter. Between fifty and sixty killed;
mostly negroes. -. -
Our exchanges everywhere complain OF
terrible heat. In some sections drouth e1.
cites grave fears for the coming crops.
/. Prepare your lands for the turnip, and
when an opportuue moment arrives, SOW
abundantly Of the best varieties.
Steele, the renowned Charleston halter,
has waterfalls for the neE. =,
Bloody reneontrc recently at Walterbero,
between Messrs. Fishburne>and Bellinger. ..
: Sawyer elected to Congress. Alas, poor
Msckey.
Rumors in Northern papers about third
party.=s... - - s:s.---=:A-zs Il : =
4 citizen f:Kinstree recently died at the
age Of l4a years. .. -
Cuba is luxariating in cholera, yellow
fever and small poy. -.
Twenty minutes suffice for courtship and
marriage out West. s-,;7571< -
Important vein of isinslass discovered in
Catawba Co., n. g.
Mr.. David Ewart, aged 81, died recently
at Lake City, Fla.
Civil Law Is said to be reatored.
Seymour is 81, and Blair 4S years Of age.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22
NEWBERRY, s. G.
wednesday, Morning, July s2, 1858.

We have nailed our colors to the mast
that they taay be seen and known of all men.
With the broad pennant Of the commodore
thrown to the breeze, with helm hard.a-port.
and hearty crew, we hope to keep hard to
windward. No doubt there will be breakers,
and to,pedoes, and pirates ahead; and that
the rolling pillows will toss the mad waves
Of fanaticism mountain high, but our ship
is staunch from kelscn to truck, and the
captain gallant and true, and will douse
no glim, nor furl sail. but give his craft
plenty of sea>room; and
Co. Though the strained mast should quiYst
as reed,
And the rent canvass auttering, strew the gale,
Still must We on"
until the lockout aIofs decries land, then
shall we sail grandly into port and to Quiet
moorings, with cargo rich in the elements
that make & prosperous, happy and united
people.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22
Hnd az Military GoYernnnasnt.

: General Order No. ls6 of Gen. Candy,
proclaimstbsc end Of military rule. and
the beginning Of civil hw, to date with
the Presidents proclamation announcing
the ratification, of article fourteen. The
order is similar to that for North Caro-
lima. Il is-she military valedictery, for
With the exception ofclesing unfinished
business their control over and duties
in the State will cease. Registrars, 1n-
spec,ors, Managers or Judges Of Elee-
tian, Military Commissioners or other
Military Agents, and Provost Courts are
nov at an end. The tenure Of civil OF:
ficers appointed under the reconstruction
laws will terminate when their success
sors shah be elected or appointed, and
qualified. All citizens in military Gus
tody, for violation of reconstruction laws
will be discharged, and military prosecu-
tion dismissed. At the same time per
sons held for crimes eognizabls under
the laws Of the provisional government
will be turned over to the proper civil
authorities.
z. All persons (citizens) who, when
the aforesaid Act-of March 9, 1857, be:
comes imperative under the conditions
ahd.limitations prescribed by the fifth
section thereof, may be IN confinement
or custody by virtue of the. final ...judg.
ti,ent and senteace of Military Commits
sion or other military tribunal authorized
By the said laws, will be continued in
the said custody until entitled to dis
charge by expiration of sentence. or un-
til their cases are otherwise disposed Of
by proper authority. Upon a writ of
Hsbeas Corpus or other process issuing
from Court Of the United States in the
case Of any prisoner 50 held, the writ
will be promptly responded to, and the
officer in making his retGrh will set forth
the material facts Of the ease. If such
writ be issued from q Statc Court, the
officer having the custody of any prison.
er will make respectful return to the
writ, setting forth the fact that the pris-
oner is held by virtue Of the final judg-
ment and sentence of Court of compe.
tent Jurisdiction, held under the authori.
ty OF the laws of the United States, and
that the jurisdiction is exclusively in the
Courts Of the United States.
These cover the chief points in this
order which for want of room we are
forced to condense.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22

, 4 disgraceful riot occurred in Char.
lesion, Jefferson County, West Virginia,
on Saturday the -1tth. Harvest being
over ,sit appears that the negroes Rocked
to town to get,rid Of the money they
had earned, great part Of which was in
vested in drink, They became very Of
fensiEe in voice and manner, and some
words were had between party ofthep,
and some young men, who knocked down
two of their number. This led 10 gen.
eraf rally, and a riot occurred of dis
graceful character. The citizens turned
out, after general 6gh, in which stones
were the principal weapons, the negroes
were dispersed. Several citizens were
injured, and a number Of the rioters ar
rested.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-22
President Johnson.

In ,his specialization issued in compll'
ance with an Act of Congress- in; refer.
eace to, the ratification of article fourteen
by tie Legislatures of North Carolina
and Florida, shows that he will not re-
coguize the reconstructed States. BE
speaks Of rece,vinga paper ''purpor.ing
to be a resolution Of the Legislature Of
Florida" from S'Harrison Reed, who
therein signs himself Governor" Again,
the other paper was, be says, transmit.
ted BY and under the name of w. W.
Holden, who therein writes himself Cos.
eraor of the State Of: North Carolina >
aud 50 with ih.e other parties whose sig
natures are attached,