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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28

As AcT 70 Aciiate judicial proceedings in sdIudies
tions aPon captured property, and for the better
Adniniatration Of the Law OF prize.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
senCatiVes of the unitel States Of America IN Con
Eress assembled That whenever any property cap
tured prize shall We brought into any district Of
the United States for AjadicaI0n, it shall be the.
duty 1.-THE prize commissioners for such district
forthwith to receive, sal, and safely keep the saur
until pEoeesi shall be ssned Out q me court under
which the shall be place ain Ils custody Of the
Marshal Of such district. II shal be the fuFthsr
duty OF said prize commissioners, At the time Of
TAX ng such posseaSsn, from tims to time pending
the adtudteationi to examine into Ghe cndttion Il
s4d and report to the court il the same,
any part thereof, be PeTt.htng pefishable or de
teFoTadnE In Talne, Gni Il the same be 20 found bV
the eourt. upon said rePO.t or other evidence The
court may theTeuPon order an lnIeriecutOTy sale
thereof by tue United States marshal and the iepost
Of the r0sS prDes8ds q a1ch sale in the re,tF ui
the court 10 abide the further Onder Of the court
| whether claim = Sald property has or has not
been iuterPOse4. 1t shall the fnrthsr duty OF me
said prize eunnEliuners to receive nom the prize
master all Ihe papers aud Documents and forthwith
tu pFOcsed To take the testimony Of the witnesses
prescribed By aNS pursuant to the rules aud under
the interrogat adopted court, and sepS-
and 1he said PSPeft 5ellslits and tsStiHory
securely 70 seal with their scala, aud ~ soon 4
thereafter. prOmptly and Without unnecelllry de
9y,ths court shall proceed tS hearing and adjuliea
! Ss.. = And belt further enacted, That All rsas
onabls aud proper claims and charges for p IotsEs
toWage, WhaEfEEe, ssoTlge, tnSlrauee and other sx
penses incident 70 the bringing In SAFE custody and
sale Of the property captured - prize, AhaiI Be
charge upon the same, having been Gudlted and AZ
lowed BY the eDltts shall; In event Of decree d
condemnation Of restitution On payment a eoti
be paid cot Of the prOeeets Of aay sale OF thl
pFUPerty' mai or intorloeutnry. IN the custody O
/ the curt lneas9 Of decree OI restitution uDdE
pAYnent OF e1stAs where No sale has been midS G1cl
charges and exPenses shall eonstitute paFt Of ali
Gusts to be paid BY the claimant
i ste. 3. And Be It further enas ed That the prfEi
eomnsiOnerA and also the distrieG hftorney actin
IoE the uhited States, 6nd the counsel faF t.a eap
ieompenSaslnn f1r their several a1d Pespelite Ier
Tiees Ia each prize case PrOeeedinR= and ths sa
shall b adjusted and detarmfned By tla court uuo1
due eonHdeEation Of the bet5 and circumstance 0
each ease hRd q the SeEEioesaetuhlIJ rendered there
tui and the EAmOs when Rfnsto1. shall, in eass q
mai eoudemnnttOn OF restitutton payment o
ele. Be paid cut oltho proeeed. nI The prize nEop
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28
[PuRLo ResoLuIlox-No. - l

REsHLuToN expressive Of thsth4nks of Congress to
Captain 4. H. RoOte Of the United Stl.ez navy nul
to the nficers and men under his command in the
western fotillA-
Resolved by the Senate and IIouss of Represents.
tVes Of the United States Of America ia Congress
eembled' That the thanks Of Congress and OF the
American people are due, and are hereby rendered
to Captain A. II. EOOte, Of the UuItrt States navy
and TO the officers Rn men Df the western 0tiIla un.
der his Command, for the great Ealanrry exhibited
by them In the attacks upon Ports Henry and Donal
sOu, Tor their efficiency in opening the Tennessee.
Cumberland and Mis- ssiDPi TiVeEs the pursuits
lawful eonmslce, and for their unv8yering devotion
70 the eanse Of the country Ia the midst OF the great
est difficulties and dangers
Approved, March 10, 1sIl5.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
FISSedUt TIE SselEd !S,EsOss OF Ae TaiTfy-S,rl4A
Otp7TsTS.


PCELc-NO. -.
An Act to provide for the appointment Of clerks In
the ONCE OCthe assistant treasurer at Boston. tnfx
their salaries and provide for the absence Of the
assistant treasurer, aud for other purposes.
Be II enacted by the SsnAte and House OF Repre-.
SsntattTes Of the United States Of America in Con-
ress asseubled, That from alter the frat day of
January, eighteen hundred and EKtytWO, in lieu OF
the clerks heretofore authorized and provided the
assistant TREASURER At Boston be and he Is hereby au
thorEed to appoint with tue appreciation the sec
Eetary OF tho treasury one chief clerk salary
hheSn hundred dollars per Annum, and one iisburs.
lug clerk At salary Of afteen hundred dollars pr
9nnu and one other clerk Mt salary tUelTe hun
dred dollarA per annum, and messenger \ AL
hry OF seven hundred dollars per Annum; and thA
eOuPen for such clerks for the current and next
hseal year be aud ths Il hereby appropriated
out Of any money 10 tile treasury not Otherwise a-
prUpriAted.
Ssc.2- Aud Be 1t further enacted, That In case Of
sickness or unAVoiiable absence Of the assistant {
treasurer, he may, in his discretion. authorize the
cl et clerk to act in his iace aud discharge all
the duties required b 1T the assistant tr1su er
Approved, March 10, 1852. lr f=-.zszs.. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28
A Card to Merchants

BALFInoGG, March eth, lsse.
NTE have now In store, Cand shan eontinu. Il,
w rresiTe additions almost daily. during The
season. = SUPERIOR STOCK Of STABLE & P1SCyY
DIX GOODS. adapted to SPRING aud SUMMER
SALES, 70 which VIC invite attention
Our long experience In business enables us TO -
leet our stock with ESPECIAL REFERENCE 10 n,
wants Of the COuNfRY TRADE: and bafchasisr
n Ne do, -EAOLGSITRLY FOR CASH We IN 49,.
cSss'uHy oonpete with houses in this or any other
We have taken advantage Of the RECKNF DE-
CLINE in mOst kinds Of Dry GoodE aud oar stI,-iC
n0N comprises ltns1 Of RRRsH AND sRAs sOS BLr
goods, at prices AS Low ~ can be named by nny
0tlsE house Our terms aFO CASH, q six mouths
MILLER, CLOUD NILLER
No f29 baltimore, and ~ German ST.
HIl-s-ims IBAltimOre Nd.
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[Pr6LIr RrsoLrrroz-No. an

ARLsoLUIIoS authorize the Secretary Of War to ac-
eept monies appropriated by any state for ths pay
msnt Of its volunteers, and to apply the sAmsR iii.
rectel by such state.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tRtve of tile United States Of America In ConEres
assembled, That II any state during the present re.
belii0n atA make any appropriation pay the vol
nnteers OF that state the Secretary War Is hereby
authorized to accept the same and II 70 be ap.
piled by the Paym aster generai 20 the payments
iguated by the Legislative acts making die APPrOpr-
Aton in the same manner a. IL appropriated by act OF
Congress and also TO make any regulations that may
be necessary for the disbursement and proper Appli-
cation OF such fuDds To the specific purpose
they may be appropriated by the several states
Approved, March 10 1872
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[Pullle RssoLufLox-Nn eo.1

oIST REsOEuTION authorizing the Secretary Of til :
Nary TO inquire into the eaupes Of the failure Il
certain enutrNets for steam aehiueFy, and 70 r.
NIT penalties connected Herewith
Re il resolved by the Senate and House af Repre-
settAttves of the United States Of America in Csu-
gTts As embed, That the Secretary II the Navy he
an he her by Il HuthOrizFsl aud empowered 10 IN
qure into the circumstances attending the failure IL
certain contractors for building steam machinery 81.
deliver the same within the me specified in their
eFHi eOhtraets, undtO rrit the whole Ofte pen
aties tor Spcl fEilure or part therr,L ss 10 him
may seem just and eIuitSbie.
Approved, March Il, 1862
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28
The Vote on Emancipation in West
VIFRInia.



(Prom the Wellsb1rJS HsFald1 a7-f
The vote seems to have taken every
body by surprise, those friendly to gTr,ld-
uAl emancipation as yYen as those opposed
to It. It has, IN the eyes of the public
outside Of Western Virginia, completely
Overslahg ghed the vote on the adoption of
the Constitution itself, though this latter
was the thing regularly vOtedu upon. Tie
article printed in the Herald, immediate
IL after the election, commenting on the
educationnry effect of the war as display
edtin the unlocked for majority for eman-
cipation, has attained d wide publicity
solely By the sinSilarity of the facts and
the Importance of she result foreshadow-
ed The attention Of the loyal United
States; and doubtless OF the disloyal, has
been turned by this vote, upon Western
Virginia, and 1t is felt to be a blow at
slavery. and through it at rebellion, from
the right quarter. that eripples the ne
bellion more than the defeat of an army,
and at the same time indicates Its sup
preston with certainty, as to the man.
-neF, that is understood to be inevitable
The vote, be It always borne in mind,
Was taken under most adverse conditions.
In many counties, no vote vas taken, for
the reason that parties high in authority
did all they co1ld to disc0Rntenanoe it, IN
Others tt was not known that such q thing
was coptemplated, in others the conductors
of the election did not see fit to trouble
themselves with the matter, and no one
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28

= SFLlLaL \ UIItEs DonbIe the aboTe rafel- --ll|
Yearly Advertising on reasonable tsrnls aceor.
oin To the space occupied and the number fchAuZa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. transient persons Of strans
ers, to be paid for an adrdIlee-
business Cards not exceeding hve lines $40 per year
or 50 for SIX months but for shorter period nofhin
will be counted less than = square,
The privilege of Annual Advertising Il limited to
khe Advertiser own Immediate busfness: and ALI
advertisements for the benefit Of other prsons as
we'll ~ all legal advertisements and Advertisements
Of auction sales and real estate, sent in by them muSs
be paid for at the usual Rates.
~ advertisements not accompanied with writteA
directions will be insert ed until forbid and charged
accordingly.
NOtices Tor Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, SOtieesuf Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons 50 cents each. DOuVll-'59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28
DEVRTEs, STEPHENS & CO.,
wHOLEsAIE DElLIEs IN
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 312 baltimore ST..
BALTIMORE, mD.

NNE ar. now receiving our large and carefully re
" lected Stock Of Foreign nd Domestic Dry
Goods, P9rclAsed for Cash. tor the Spring aud SUM
meE Trade, com rising every variety ot DIeSs GuOds
oi nue. and medium qualities Of beautiful styles
the most recent printing and importation.
CLOTHS, CASSIAEBES, SATINRT1S. VEST.
MS Also general assortment Of all kifuis OF
In addition te our stock Of DR. Goods. We haVe e
an extensiTe NOTION DEPARTMENT. which eiis-
brAls every variety Of Goods usually kept by the
largest MOTION HOnses- To all of which we invite
the attention Of purchaser We Will sell our stock
At rs low prices the same goods be had in Auy
OF the Northern or Eastern markets
mhSl-Smr DENRIES- STEPHENS CO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28

RESOLUTION providing for the e1Stiy uf the letter
ahd gifts from the King Of Siam.
Rssal"ed by the Senate and HouSe of Repre-
sentAtVes Of the United States of America in Cor
Gress assembled That the letter from his Majesty
the Major King u Siam the President Of the Uni-
ted StAssa and the aeoo mpanyins gifts be deposited
the Interior
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28

Published by Request.)
Emancipation and COlonI zation-A
Carefully Prepared article upon the
Merits OF the Whole Question.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28
MS u RA nee
Saddles, Harness, Trunks Sc

WHOLESALE Z RETAIL y
T \. SHEPPARD Ho.l3l Main Street, corner
81 Union, will continue 70 keep on hand alArgeand
mg Of Ladies' and 6entemens Saddles, Pine Coarse
Harness. Trunks Valees, Carpet Bags Satehels, Col
would respectfully eaTl attention TO my stock and
trust by strict attention and promptness, To merit
cOutiRuhnee Of the public patronage
All kinds Of repairing promptly done, and IN pro
per mVuner. ,. B. SHEPPARD.
ssp2O '59 ISL, Main Street.
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Aatlpg Il .
TERIs oF ApVRRTIsINo.

TWEtVEsOLtD L1SEs or NoSPAEEu, Ion oSE lScH. .los
aa LEss, MAKE soUAAE.
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COpper,Tin & ShegtIfoR Ware
TO THE PUBIJcT

now keep the largest aaaortulsct of WARE
that can 6e tlind In the city. and an fnIiy mr.
pared u MI all orders At short notice = -
NY st1eE consists In part Of the fOuovinE EIoIs:
- Hihos oi Plain I'm and JsTanned Ware All kinds
y heei Ir0n Ware, Copper and Brlas KetttpS OF an
siEes' also Cooking and Heating Stoves Of tie bSgT
patterus. for Vgosi or r..al - =
Merchants and other4 visiting the city will hnd Il
to their advantage 70 give call before rurrk.s
inss elsewhere.
sporting and Gutters constantly ON hand
All ktlds uf JOB WORK will receive my rars,nsI
A'ehtl"lI' B. p CALDWELL.
Hih>-iy lU lrg Wheeling, vs..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28

As AcT to secure 10 the OdieeIs and men actually
employed in the Western department., or depart
1ient OF Missouri, their pay, bounty, and pen
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28
CAREON De

HATB EsrGRLISiIED ASgO:,. s--1YINRRYi
/ in this city. on Lindsey stree. S-.9W the Gas
Works, where keep constantly "a hand and for
sale good quality Of illuminating aud Lubricating
oils Also good article Nf Axle GreA for wagons
Q. dr1yi DsaIsrs uld atherS IN want Of any OF the
above articles will nd It their interest give
q call before purchasing lsewhere.
sngS-ly sv@44 -rafr1ssrrs JOHN C0Okrs5
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LIST, MORRISON g CO..

LIST, MORRISON & CO.,
WhOleSOIs Gr6C5ISGSP PF6GlR6e Dealers
NoS.IOGad so -NHin-!Ss,, WAssliOv, Fa.
VIZ desire to state to the friends Of the late arm,
anl the trade generally, that are in possession
Of the most ample facilities for the transaction Of
Wholesale Grocery and Produce Business.
We are determined 70 execute all -rdeFs entrusted
20 our care with ndelity and prOmptness, and the
most favorable terms. Yonr OBJ : servants,
wheeling, January "a. isSo. Iast' -V'' jsS7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28

Savings Bank of Wheeling,
0des, HdEl-!N-, Itt,0eEa ROzros aHd EnioR-
NToNEYlRRG GEIIED uE ERANstESE bEPOsIF
Nj Interest pAid -Oh SPSei1 DePoSta Collections
and ssld. go FHOS, n. LIST, President.
sANLP HTLDRRru, TrDaT9Tsr. iHn1+'5s. Z
oHN LIST EeRr. MORRISON. W.B.LodAN
EusINGtIsT. l5 B.bNvESPoRF. ~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
wAsHIsoros. Sept. IS.
A DEsERTxR's STORY.


A deserteF from the rebel army at
Winchester arrived in Poolesville yes.
terday. He left Winchester Wednesday
morning. says the main body Of the
rebel army is concentrated at WiDehes.
ter. They do not number more than
75.0O0men and are somewhat demor-
allied and suffering for provisions. He
participated in the engagements in
Maryland, and says the rebel loss was
terrible. 81. O.. a.-
Gen. Pryor's brigade. out Of 1900
men, lost ,65l in killed, wounded and
missing; Lopgstreet's division lost one
half, and Gen. Nc Calls lost /, ,a8o men
out Of $500 engaged. The rebel Of
fcers and surgeons confess to q loss Of
10000 men in killed, wounded and ts-
ken prisoners. They estimate their
loss in killed alone at between 1000
and 5000. ..s r.r
The rebels are fortifyihg Winchester,
impressing all the negroes in The neigh
borhood TO assist in constructing the
forti6caiions. .s .......t.f t
The supplies Of the rebels stolen in
Maryland have become nearly exhaust
ed. and little is to be obtained in that
section Of Virginia. .fl- ..
The rebel generals are exceedingly
apprehensive that their supplies will be
cut of by the movement Of our troops
at Washington on Gordonsville.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
HT The iuvasiop of the North b,

j ~T The invssior of the North by
simultaneous sttacks at various points,
has for some time past occupied the at.
tention not only of, the rebels. but of all
loyal men on our own soil. Every.
where the traitors have been beaten
back in dismay. The Richmond Ex-
aminer Of the goth inst, says: GAS
yet, no Confederate soldier has put his
foot as an invader on Northern soil."--
But the hostile attitude assumed by
them at every available point, has en-
tireiy absorbed the attention of our
people, who evidently desire the saliva.
tion of the Republic.
Meanwhile, the friends and allies Of
the enemy who pollute Norilern soil,
and are suffered TO five amongst loyal
men, are secretly, but busily engaged
in laying plans to elect men to Office Of
like sentiments with themselves.
DespairiDg Of success to their cause by
fair and open means, and not daring to
sVoW their treason, they are nevsrths-
less, making use of every stategem to
obtain control Of the lower house Of
Congress, wen knowing that il success
fuI, they can so far embarrass the Ad-
pinistration as to render speedy and
successful termination OF the war i'm.
psssiSFer sad shameful peace quite
probable.
Friends Of the Union, look around
you'll Open your eyes to the fact that
whilst you are guarding the outside of
the building. an insidious foe be not
undermining the foundations. The
time is short Are you ready for ac-
tion? You have a contest with the foe
on the ed Tuesday of October next,
which .imperatively demands your ear
nest attention. Call out your forces.
See that not q man be left at home on
that day. who is in favor of the Union.
Letths Valfandighamers understand,
that whilst your sons and brothers are
in the field. periIing their lives to crush
eut the designs Of traitors abroad. you
are.squally on the alert to prevent the
accomplishment Of them at home. No
time is to be lost. The enemy are
working night and day. Arouse then
from yosr lsthargy, and devote one day
more to the cause Of your country. See
that every friend Of Union is out at the
polls, and when there. that he votes The
1ncosditional- Union ticket. 7.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02

7 % The rebels claim to have cap.
tured at HarperFs Ferry, $4,000 Yam.
kees, $4,000 Enfield rifles. 30 cannon,
FOO foar-horse teams, a number Of fse
artillery horses. q quantity Of anmuni-
tieh, QuartermasteT and Commissary
stores. end 1000 niggers.' A good
hssl, that. The, surrender is declared
TO have been quite unexpected to the
rebels. Oar Government 10 sbout to
investigate the affair, and trace ous the
guilty psstses: Colonel Ford it is
STATED. has Geasrsi Miles, order n lis
yeeksk That issgeod for Ford. Gen.
Miles Is dead. which makes II still
Sza~a Thsupsbot Of the invsstigation
vilpbs nobody to blame. 81
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
HTha Richmond Fr,l

@The Richmond Exai =
fxsd the time when peace viii 'fnslly
be established between the Union and
rebel forces. u says Cha: delectabls
tins will be when. "ts shall have al
army in the snsny's territory strong
enough 70 conquer. aud have an army
Of reserve in the field at home large
enough to repel any possible invasion
then. and not until then, peace win be-
come possible. As yet, we are very
far from having provided these armies" /"
Rather poor comfort that, for secession
lists North and South. Thus far the
rebels not even 9 -corporsls guard,
srs,in open war On ouf soii.i and as 70
repelling -invasien.. they have not
found it possible 10 prevent 1t ct sny
tins since the war began If they
have not yet provided these sruiies.
will they ever do IL Who believes
Ithata large military foreevyst. remains
at home, 70 BE- called ont ID the viii Of
JEFF Davis? What madness and folly
ssists IN che brains of these Southern
leaders, 70 thus delude themselves With
the hope of srpeece that wouh leave
- n l
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
From th. Noble County Republican.
soMMrRrrELD, o., Sept. 9th, q

Mr.. JoHN L. SHAw--DEAR SIR:-
After reading a letter from my son
John G. and hearing statements made
from other letters received in our vii
lage and vicinity. ] feel it to be my du-
ty to have grateful acknowledgement
OF thanks made through the medium Of
your paper OF the Fathers, Mothers,
Wives, Brothers, and Sisters, Of the
officers and privates Of Company D.
92d Reg. o. v. l., to the citizens Of
Gallipolis for their courteous treatment
to our Sons and Brothers during their
recent sIorrn among them. Our
hearts are warm toward them upon re-
fecting on such kind treatment. We
feel that we are related to such peo-
ple--thst their interests are our inter
ests and that the Noble county voiun-
teers who have gone out in defence
OF our common country will protect the
citizens of Gallipolis from the vandal
hordes and marsuding bands Of rebels
who have been threatening to defle
their streets with their sacriligious feet.
May heavens kindest blessing be with
them and the soldiers who guard them.
Where there is the most love to God
there will be the truest and most en-
larged philanthropy. -.7 .,'''
% s1'rf" .7."sa Respectfully.
3fH-sT- 70 JOHN M. ROWND.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02

q
RIn these days Of mo -partyism, =
which ct this crisis. suits the Vallsn.
dighsmers Of Gallis county, We are
limpellsd from mere curiosity. to look
beyond the limits Of the District, and
see how the rule works 10 those oI
Democratic tendencies. The question
naturally arises "have the candidates
in those Districts declined running a.
Democrats, or do they publicly adhere
10 the rotten institution" Has any.
body heard Of Vallandigham or Cox
renouncing their claims upon that par
ty? II so. when and where? Have
either ever been heard to declare that
they belonged to no party, but that Oh
the Union? Where is the record7--
Who will produce it? These men pub
licly, and the balance secretly, claim to
belong to the old Democratic party
We must believe so until we hear some
recantation frsa, them. s.Ils NT E,
Has Mr.. Hutcbins ever renounced
his atfiliation with the same party who
nominated and voted for him in 1850?
II so, let US see the record. Was he
not indorsed by the "Butternut" Con-
vention at Portsmouth, though they
did not dare TO publicly nominate him?
And why? Because they well knew he
could be safely trusted to carry their
measures, il elected, and the way to in
sure his defeat was to nominate him as
their man. Mr., Hutchins knew this
fact also. He asked to be saved from
bis friends. Does any man Of common
sense, who has any knowledge Of that
party and its antecedents, believe this
course would have been adopted. had
the "butternuts" been In force in this
District sufficiently to elect? No. The
dodge of "no-party" is therefore
adopted. with the hope Of effecling
their end BY binding the honest men Of
the country, who have repudiated them
and their principles. into support of Mr..
Hutchins. But the project will signal
ly fail. The fimsy pretext of mo
party" will not go very far with sound
Union men Of both parties. especially
when they see the "butternuts" as one
man. going for Mr.. Hutohins and
against Mr.. Bundy. ..-r.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
rWs Ar. authorized n ss.v M

HWs are authorised to say that
the Rev. B. F. Morris, who has charge
Of Ohio soldiers In one Of the hospitals
ct Washington, viii be pleased to serve
the friends of soldiers from this State.
as far as possible. letters desiring In
formation may be addressed to him.
We will add that lettsrs requiring an
answer should have inclosed postage
stamp. Mr.. Morris will doubtless be
in receipt ofzs good many letters, and
in addition to giving his time TO answer
ing them, he should not be allowed to
pay postage Gin. Gazese. : aol