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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-19
FOR :

OUR DRUG BrsINEESs. located In San Fran.
cisco, Cal. Amer our best Wishes, and express
ing our thanks for Tho liberal patronage Ws have
received for more than twenty-one years, during
which period we have been steadily engaged IN
the Drug business In California, we beg 10 say
In consequence Of tho rapid growth Of, DR..
Walkers California Vinegar Bitter, now spread
oyer the United States and countries FAR beyond,
we arc necessated to devote our entire time to
I We arc, tho Oldest Drug firm or, the Pacific
coast, and the only one Continuous under tho
kamo' proprietors since 1slR, md have deter-
mined to sell our large,i PROSPEROUS and web
established business on favorable terms. ga %
This Is & rare opportunity for men with means
OF entering into profitable busincrs, With ad-
Tantages never before offered. gtl ailN LHa
For particularly inquire Of yg. f-a
r. q. MoDoNALD,l Wholesale Druggists, -
J.C. sfISca, aa f01. g"ssn Francisco, Gal.
n. b. Until . sale is made we shall continue,
our importations and keep Q large stock Of ffefh'
goods constantly on hand, and sell at price. to
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n. ~ ..n,t,d by the Senate and Ho4ss Of Rqprsssnt.
etires oiiks taiisd Slater q Ameied IL cOnores

eiirss iiSs taisd aate u Amsred 70 cOH0rt''
s.,.we.sS. r oumI,.lboDe Or p. ept,i I, hcmr.byy Al.
.sa,i,sd and roauted 70 hear snd dectdo thsIpplt
easIon 81 PierpontS Seymour. East Bioomneld, In the
Sastr al New I0rk, Tor an extension q the letters
Sstsnt rrtntSd 10 him By tho United atstes on n
sTsnty5ourth day Of July. eighteen hundred and
sny.dye. for an Improvement In seed planters, Of
Srsin drhia and shall have power 70 extend, sid
paint fSrfhe ternLora ysln. With the came
Ssd Ia tsS Pierpon8 seymour made spphest6nHy
1ucheItnpllop, md pata9tm fn Tequflsd hiAwt
within DC Time prsssnSed sy 9 gPon tss possSs
1nIes OF the Patent Once; provided. that nc dam
sss1 thsilee eo,ssSssd q R l9n ~ q n 9Anfs
ton ~ . dlpsiSnts nd the ttms " saaitasVS o.
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Be u enacted By tie Senate aHd HoGss Of RspTeIest.
atireI Qfihs United States Of America IN Conorets
.dIss1nbttd J.I ..iL ..,t#.,y. :' ~ -.IH
That there shall not be assessed or collected. under
OF BY virtue or section four OF an act approved
March tnirtylone, eighteen hundred and sIxtyleiKht,
A Aft TO exempt certain, manufacturer
frcn internal tax, and for other purposes" any IN
ternal tax upon pork.packers.. ,lard;renderers. or
engaged In smoking hams, curing meats, or
known % In tho proyihop trsls. as mmufac.
tuners within the meaning Of the aaid section; and II
any such tax shall havo been assessed. but not col
leeted. the sanie IA hereby RENTED.
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.rApproved January0 NIL

Rssolgsd by The Seaais asd Rotss Of R<pruate-
. itve eE,fl!S Bsn.d 6sia@ Ars.r'ed u oaOaerSa'
= dlte1bLed. g! t-gyl D.y lO..ltl A.lLt
|. That All .forekn merchandise yhIsh. arrived ,eA
port Or the .UhKSd State on or o<orc the thirty
pDt day Of Deesnbcr. eighteen ihnndrd and nv
enty, and not entered or transferred 10. . public store
or bonded wareh0use. shall b entitled 70 ene bere-
hts OF tho twenty&txth section Of AnJAet nnuued
puYposes,r approved July fourteen. eighteen .h1n-
:dred and seventy. the Esme - such mefchAndlse
would have been entitled 70 had II actually BEEN N
public store or bonded warehouse on OF prior 70 me
thirty. fntd day Of December eighteen hundred md
seventy provided. thu the owner Of such merehan:
'dise shall, within thirty dHy1 nom the passAEeof
this resolution. make application tnerenf In writing
e thss elisstOr q INC port at which such meFesan-
" Sec,a And b Il further resolved. That the nst
Acti s hereby further amended byjnserting tho word
Nherein . IN the tWentyAltst' section thereof; be
tweencthe words !. otherwise y md Il" pfouded,'
wherever the said words occnr together IN the Eah
section, and this amendment shall. tAke e1ect nom
and b rJRnuAry nfst, eighteen nun1red and sew
enty one, ... .H'Ha.H ."H no. .n.H.L
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Resolred by the Senate and HoMe Of Reprsievta.
iipes qI tie United States Of America in ConOeAt
.ossSnblsd,b .',r 1r-u-uv-.D. mob
That the Mayor or the city or Warrington Is here.
by REQUIRED tohsve the gridS Of fhei IN the
vicinity OF the Capitol 50 modified and established,
with tho approval OF the Chief !Ruginesr or The
Amy, or oticer in charge OF public buildings, and
The Architect Of the Capitol Extenston, As may be
NECESSARY 10 eject an eliy and proper approach 70
the Capitol, and 10 furnish o plan Of the same 70
Congress at It's next meeting. .r.
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JOINT RESOLUTION declaritoy q y. meaning
taxeS, and for, other purposee,p' approved July
ID fourteen. slfhtesn huAdfed Sndbeveftyl. ~.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDiEsi
NEW rREMEOiEsl
DR.. b ~DIsPENsARY
Nc. e93 Kearny ssrset,
q, con rorcisl. Ban Franeiseo
co,r,, !, commosrc,.l . San FfaneIsco
EsrABLYsHRD

N0TAB LIAHBD 0~s
III IN 1854. for the treat; .Z
inentI oil Sexual and6eminA ~
Diseases; such % Gonor:
fhes, elect, Structure, Syphat
Ills in al its forms, Seminal
Weakness, 1m~potency, etc.
Skin diseases ofyears etand.l
ing, and Ulcered Logs, etc.,
DIR. GIDEON has theS
OF announcing that sA!Gsi..Tr-;.H
ho has fetafped nom ylsiing the pI.ineipsl hos.
pitals OF Europe, and has resumed practioest
bis Dispensary, 023 kearny street, SotP ~.
REQUIRING his services may ind him. -.zu..
The Doctor has spared neither time ngr mon'
cy in seeking out new remedies, and rnae
turned with Increased facilities for the alievM.
ton Of human suffering.
Seminal emission is the consequence OF SCI;
abuse. This solitary vice, or deprayeo- se1unl
indulgence, 10 practieed by the yontn OF o1tn
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, proolcmE
with unening certainty tho following train o.
tlfc medical measures. viz Sallow eountenance.
ringing In tho ears, noise Ike the rnstllngoi
leaves or rafting chariots, uneaslness apont une
blunted intellect, loss OF confidence, difidepce
In approaching strangers, . dislike 70 form new
acquaintances, q deposition TO shun soeiety,
loss Of memory, pimples and various eruptione
about the face, hectic hushes, furrcdT tongue,
fetid breath, coughs, consumption, nightsweets,
mononania, and frequently insanity. y RELIEF
be not obtained you should apply immedlAtey,
either in person or BY letter, and have . cure e.
fected by his new and scientific mode Of treat
Ing this disease. which never falls OF ehectinRa
quick and radical cure.
Tg'gage' -. Cared At Hame.
Persons At a distance may DO cured At home
by addressing q letter to DR.. Gibbon, stating
case, symptoms, length Of tins the disease nas
VARIED nee nom damage and curiosity, to any
part OF the country, with full and plain direc-
lions for use, by inclosing 80 In coin, n . reg.
istered! letter. through tho Post once or
through Wells, Fargo q Co. I'D
IA package OF medicine win be forwarded BY
express 70 any part Of the Union I'LL, a
Persons Writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper theysee this adTef'
Private entrance on Commercial street.
All communications strictly confidential.
l~-NNf"''a .. .i-rI7i p. o. Boz 1857,
n11.1y % goo r.u San Frsncitco. California.
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BE u enacted by The Senate and HouIe Of Rspr eent.
-dtis1 eftths UaHed States JAm6fed d. Con1rtts
assembled ,l.r-r.y. ...'Eh-r ia. u.4.g-i'
In tho year eighteen hundred and .nty-stx, to the
State OF Louisiana, to aid in the construction OF the
Now Orleans. 0pelouAas and Great. WSstSu. Rail:
hythb said State under said grnnt. which hase e..
pjred. by limitation, OF, BY act Of Congress since the
United States, and these lands shall hereafter b dis
posed OF US other public lands Of the United States.
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Approved July II, 1870.

[PublIo-No. .lT4.1 -
G to amend section four Of the act OF March
:. thirty-one, eighteen hundred and s,xtyeishs
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NOTICE.

HJoTrCR IS HEREBY ervEN~
6~nU.SnceSi N regard tolHoes. Do9s&@
s-S1soSts IiiI'So strictly anforcsds -
.isiidWr n FE0s. HARKISi Town Nanhal
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LAWS OF THE UNlTkD STATES
.a. q.
Laws ofthe United States,
! .llvy 80 %. .l..a Ut .''isaa .0 ....
..., PASSED At THE
ThIvd Session Of tho XLIst Congress.
t%PUBIIsHED BY AuTH0RITY.l +. ~.
AN ACT In relation to. certain Territorial Peniten.
H-. tatt bio tlaries.
rhIrd Session Of tho XLIst ConEress.
tPUBIIsHED BY AuTHoRITY.l &
Approved January 10, l6I.l
PASSED At TIE

IT l n,relatiOn to certain Territorial Peniten.
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ORDINANCE NO.. o..
Passed june. A. D. u, 1s1l.l

AN ORDINANCE to Resaiase tho use OF
FireworkS md Bfrcarns IN tho Town.
Of Gold Hill.
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Public ResolutIon-No. ST.
Approved July Il. 1870.

A RESOLUTION granting condemned ordnance
for soldiers monument at Providence, Rhode
Island, and at Bucksport. In the State Of Maine,
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z

IcorpcrSiing de Town Of Geld HiIl, Storey
County, State Of Nevada. I hereby submit for
publlcation the Reports Of the Clark and Treas.
urcr for the Quarter ending July g, ls71.
z. II. STERN,
Presidential tho Board Of Trustees.
" Gold HUI, August u, 1871
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oRpMANcE 40. es.

AN ORDNANCE Ansndatsfy OF and
sulpfSESltAry 90 tbrdfnasoe No. 63t
Collect . LiceaSo Tax,S passed June
IL, A. D.1SJ1. TrF
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Approved July II, 1870.

..a....| b.. (~Public-No. 1911 'rf
ACT TO extend the provisions OF the pre-tmp-
Ition laws TO the Territory or Colorado.' and for
other purposes ..'r....Eg '.a.. 'th
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OF TooPART-
| .NgS 10 iLlL NER0HIP.n y 70 81 %

THE corARTNERsHIPi LHERRToFBRR
1 ! sxl, ting, between I g II h PeiAss fad
4 co, is this day dissolved by mytun eonsens'
s. p Derby refiting nom. .iaid nm. q.
BARBER n, co. Will contiunelfhe o6ustueI,..
paying az demands ARrihnl't -. radiaaanpFHnn ,! na 81
: '"D11 ~ ~ '9giu rgEg0 T.BARnRRto7
.. srP. PERKS n b
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Approved July II. 1870.

N.." tPuouc-No. l75.1
AN ACTto declare Forfeited 10 the United States
certain land grants 70 the State OF LouisianA 10
Ad In constructing q railroad therein I'aE
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Approved July ]. Is7o.l

....[ Public-No. 1901 IL. d
AN ACT IN relation. to certain, unsold land IN ths
counties Of Porter and Lake, IN the State Of 1ndi'
ana. | a 4I...H.'|p f.'.'.. % 4
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REDIHcToN HosIETTER eco
NJ. 6o0 ..A NTnsLef atreoR-
4. H. MlA''D[oNlALD&, co.,
WHOLESALE ny
b r U c cIs2T s

1ALL THE ATTENTION OF DEAD
" ers to their large assortment Of Newly
Goods, composed In part OF the
following articles, together with every
thing kept In q well supplied WHOLESALE
DRUG STORE: ,-.. d. 2. .~a..ry y
Fresh Drugs, Tilden's Preparations,
Psfnut MedIcines, DrusGists' suhdries,
Shaker Herbs, NJ Trusses,suHporters,
Essential Oiis,- rPorfamer1es,.j .'f
Ikeroseuo OIL, Paints and Oils,
which we offer at the lowoat cash prices, and
are determined not TO be undcrsold, s''.'''
-7G. IsER. II. McDONALD & CO.,
...-I 10 "a Ban Fmnceco, Cal.
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ORDINANCE NO. g..

AN oRDNANcE s.sSlsmscs.s, 20 Or:
Of Taxes 10 the Towl or Gold HILL"
passed April ~, A. D.1S51. !~J4GO
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IPublic-No. l1o.l
Improved July Il. 1901

... IPublc-No. l7o.l ...
AN ACT 10 vacste the Fort Dakota military reser.
vation IN the Territory Of Dakota. and for other
purposes. y ------ III. -----l --
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Approved January 8. ls7i.

AN ACT for the relief q P,ss!peHt Seymour, Of East
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QUARTERLY REPORT

or rho Treasurer Of the Tswn of Geld
hi. Tor the Qaartsr ending JAY III
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! y ~. = y !. y

AN ExPEcroRANT REMEDY WITH.
' OUT AN EQUAL.
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as AN EXpECToRANT IT HAS NO EQUAL
CAUTION.

rDo not DO deceived by unpnnc1pled dealers
who may offer you o remedy called Aliens Pee
toral BSlsam, which Is offered, for sale on the
great merits or Aliens Lung Baison. 49,
I Call for and be sure You receive Aliens Lnng
Balsam-ail others are Infringement 81, Gg.
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Approved July II. 1870.

IPublle Rcsoiution-So ell
A RESOLUTI0Nin regard to grading the streetsin
d.. ~. tho vicinity Of the Capitol ~ - '.
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-a.g Com HILL, New. August II, 1871:
To the Honoaele Board. Of Trustees OF ne
Town Of Gold .Hil-0entlemen: / herewith
submit my Quarterly Report - Treasurer ofthe
Town of Gold an for the Quarter ending
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4 LNO
Ef IN 1854. for the treat:
fient'o Sexual and Seminal
Diseases; such ~ Gonor;.
fhes, elect, Structure, Sypha
Ills IN all its forms, Seminal
weakness, Impotency, etc.
Skin diseases OF e stand.
ing, and Ulcered Logs, etc.,
successfully treated. IN, 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-23

PUNISHED FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE EN-.
FoRCEMEST Acr.-In the United States Cir.
cult Court for this district Yesterday oc.
Cured the first instance in this State of O
sentence under the act for the enforcement
of the fifteenth amendment. The accused
was DR.. Charles F. Gillou, citizen OF
Chesterfield, who was charged in four cases
with preventing, hindering, and lntimlda-
ting Samuel Thompson, Moses Thompson, !,
Randolph Thweath. and Joseph Branch,
negroes, from exercising, according to their
own judgment, the right of suffrage at an
election held in Matoaca township, Ches-
terfield county, on the 25th of May, 1871.
The means of intimidation alleged to have
been used was threat of ejectlng the said
negroes from their houses and lands on the
lands of the said Charles f. Gillou, and OF
refusing to continue or renew the contract
of labor existing between them and DR..
Gilou in case they voted the Radical ticket
DIR. Gilou pleaded guilty in all the cases
except that OF Joseph Branch, In which a
nolle prosequi was entered. In the case of
Samuel Thompson the court imposed upon
the prisoner a fine of $500 and costs, and in
the other two cases judgment was sus-
pended. We may remark that DIR. GilIou
Is an honorable and high-toned gentleman,
formerly an officer in the United States navy.
who has since the war cast his fortune with
Virginia, and has invested largely in this
State. i",-
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY CoURT.-
Betsy Reynolds (eolored), charged with
stabbing Arthnr &. Thomas IN Manchester
township on the 10th of September last,
was adjudged guilty by the jury, and SEN
fenced to one years confinement in the
penitentiary.
j The case Of, Goddin, agent, Us. Hey, was
decided In favor of plaintiff, giving him
possession of the premises corner Of Ninth
and Hull streets. t.@#
Armstead, Peek 6 Co. Us. Job Atkins, was
continued until next court. q IS p
The estates Of B, f. Lindsay, Of Chester,
and R. c. Jones, of Manchester township,
were ordered to be settled up, and apprai-
sers appointed In the former case. James
81. Moody, sheriff, is administrator.
Augustine Royal, of Manchester, quail
fed as deputy sheriff. ,> '.'s
The court was occupied yesterday upon
the civil docket, it being the intention of
tne Judge not to adjourn so long as case,
clVii OF criminal, is ready for trial. 49,,
mp RTAaT ARRgsT.-William Bailey,
captain OF the company of colored troops
VINO nave recently been parading at all
nours OF the night, much to the annoyance
. VI citlzeus on the border, was arrested on
(. monday night by order OF Justice ChiIds,
, ana on yesterday, after hearing, the case
J, was postponed until Saturday; =.
sAALL MATTBRs.-SerYices every night
1nls T, week at the Meade Memorial church.
IN hne pastor Will ne assisted by various dis.
tinguished ministers. -. - : - ~
Inc new uniform Of Alert Fire Company
mas arrived, and the company will parade
! neAt week. FROM the specimens exhibited
appearance. ,9- . :" '' !" ''Dl'' AAAio
The committee Of Henderson Lodge, I. O.
y. r., are very busy making preparations
for their anniversary supper, which is ey.
pected TO eclipse anything of the kind ever
attempted in this region. -...~.''> -
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LOCAL MAETERS.o

The NpERwooD-MoVEIaH CoNFIscATIoH
CASE BEFORE JUDGE BoHD.-The confisca.
tion case of Mr. McVeigh, of Alexandrfa.
STYLED in law s.The United States Us. A Lot
in st. Asaph street, McVeigh, claimant p,
came up before the United States Circuit
Court Yesterday, having been sent back to
that court from the Supreme Court Of the
United States.
McVeigh had been sued In the District
Court, but that court refused to permit
him to plead by reason OF his being an
alien enemy. The Supreme Court says:
ssIf the party were assailed in the lower
court he could defend himself there. The
! liability and the right are inseparabie. A
different result would he blot upon our
and civilization. We cannot
/. hesitate to doubt on the subject. 1t would
. be contrary to the first principles Of the
social compact and of the right admlnlstra-
/ tion of justice. The Judgment OF the DIS
, trict Court ia reversed, and the cause VIII
be refnanded to the Circuit Court with
| directions to proceed in it in conformity
1 to law"
| When the case was called yesterday morn:
| ing Mr.. Chandler, counsel for Mrs. Undef-
wood, who claims to be the lawful pur-
chaser, moved continuance OH account
of the absence OF material witness, who Is
said to have gone to Texas. 1890.
| Messrs. Brent and Howard, for Nc
Weigh, moved to dismiss the proceedings
because the libel for confscatlon was filed
during the war, and because after the war
had ceased and McVeigh had been par
doned by the President Of the United
States, this court has no right to exercise
the right of confiseation. They conended
| that the act Of Congress was intended to
exercise the belkgerent right OF conhsca.
| ton, and if that power was not exercised
: during the uar it is too late to seek to eXer.
else it when peace is declared.
| They were proceeding to argue that Mrs
| Underwood was not bona .ide purchaser
ut the sale OF McVeigRs property, anC
| therefore not entitled to protection as
purchaser as in a judicial sale.
Judge Bond: The Supreme Court have
held that as soon as McVeigh's answer was
stricken out in the former proceedings al
: subsequent proceedings were cordna non ju
dice and void, and therefore there never
has been any sale of McVeigb's property
and that the pardon Of McVeigh works {
restoration Of all his rights of property
and is further protection again st contsca
ton.
Mr.. Howard: Exactly so, your Honor.
and therefore the parties can claim no rish
under u judicial sale. w
The ruling IF the Court was that tht
proper proceeding is for McVeigh to pieaC
the Presidents proclamation: the UniteC
;! States must denur to that plea, and tht
Court will overrule the demurrer and g!v'
Judgment for McVeigh; then the case cal
90 up to the Supreme Court" =
Further proceedings will be had in th'
case this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-23

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-In this
court Yesterday the case Of Booten Us.
SchacfFer, upon an appeal from the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, was decided, the
decree OF the court below lin favor OF
Schaefler) being reversed, and the case re-
manded for partition Of the property and
final settlement. Judge Staples delivered
the opinion Of the court.
In Miller Us. Bayley the court (Judge
Moncure delivering the opinion) decided
that there was no error in the order of the
Heurico Circuit Court dissolving the in
junction, but so much of the said order as
purports to dismiss the bill Is null and void,
! the judge having no power to dismiss the
| bill III vacation, and it being premature to
| do so upon motion TO dissolve. The order
| being amended in accordance with this de.
| cision, is affirmed. and damages given to the
appellees.
The decree of the Circuit Court of the
city OF Richmond in Brown Us. Mollyneau,
pronounced August 10, 1869, was affirmed,
judge Anderson delivering the opinion,
| L. 7. Cannon for appellants; John How.
ard and james Lyons for apDellees.
The case OF Harrison ,et GL. Us. Gibson et
al, IN appeal from decree pronounced by
| the Circuit Court of Culpeper county, was
submitted to the court without argument
upon petition and record. Conway Robin.
| son and James Alfred Jones for appellants,
! and William Green for appellees.
Judge Meredith commenced the argu.
ment for the appellant in the case Of j. III,
| Carter Ell ais. Us. Evan +. Ragland ct ais,
IN appeal from decree Of the Circuit
Court of Hanover. Colonel J. B. Young
Will speak to-day for the appellee.
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REMANDED TO THE STATE COURTS -
James Shelton (colored) was convicted OF
larceny at the February term of the County
Court of Goochland. Immediately after
his conviction his counsel obtained from
Judge Underwood writ of habeas corpus
on the ground that the county judge had
quashed the vemre fdcias because there
were negroes upon it. Judge Underwood
set the prisoner at large, and an appeal was
then taken by Acknowledgement Taylor to
the Circuit Court of the United States. In
this court it was decided yesterday by
Judge Bond that the trial and conviction
was in accordance with law, because they
were had prior to the late amendments TO
the Jury law Of the State. Judge Under
woods decision was therefore reversed. In
the mean time, however, the prisoner has
made himself scarce. n
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I TIE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION DECIDED 70
BE LoTTERY.-At. the last term OF the
United States Circuit Court 1t will be re-
membered thnSlaAt. }. Berry, Gus Plume,
J.C. Dickerson, ,.J. T. Wright. w. 81. Plea
SAINTS, A. p. L'Ecuyer, and T. 7. Plume,
were indicted for violation of the revenue
laws OF the United States by dealing in lot
terry tickets without the required license.
The defendants are all agents Of the
+" Southern Association for the Benefit of
the Widows and Orphans of the Southern
States,D and in that capacity sold the tick
cts alleged to be lottery tickets. They were
found guilty and sentenced to pay fine OF
5000 each, but a motion for q new trial was
made by thedefence, and all the cases went
over until this term OF the court. Yester-
day Judge Bond oyerruled the motion for a
new trial, thereby deciding that the tickets
10 which the defendants dealt were lottery
tickets, and could not be sold without IL
cense.. The district. attorney, however,
agreed to recommend a compromise to the
secretary Of the Treasury, and the defend
ants were required TO deposit S100 each
pendlng the appeal TO the Secretary.