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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14
DAVID TOP, Governor
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug.

ANDIA0AEN1ASt - =. "
Fifteen hundred rebel infantry are
said to be at Cumberland Mountain, at
the head of Cumberland river. in the
direction OF Kentucky.
John Morgan is reported to have lett
Knoxville on the Sd inst, with two
thousand cavalry, and is stated to have
two thousand more at Livingston, and
will certainly enter Kentucky within a
few days.
The sixteen regiments in this State
are all full to overlooking. and have a
sufficient number Of men to fll the 18th
and 8Oth Regiments.
The arrangements have been com
pleted to enroll and draft the militia.
Lists of persons who have volunteered
as well as those OF all sble-bodied white
citizens, will be made out, thus ena-
bling the State authorities to credit the
counties and townships with the num-
Der Of men furnished, and charge them
with any deficiency.
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CuIprpPkR. Va. Aug. 8.

IMPORTANT FROM PoPE's COMMAND
Gen. Pope and staff have arrived, and
are located near the house of Mr.. Wal
lack, editor Of the Washington STAR
Gen. Bufor's csvalry were at Madison
on the 9Th. He reports all quiet
The enemy had reported there that
Jackson had moved to Liberty Mills on
the Rspidan. west Of The Central rail-
rosd, having force of $4,000 men,
Everything indicates readiness for ac-
hon. The citizens are desponding.-
No orders have yet reached the Provost
Marshal to administer the oath Of ale
gianee to citizens. The cars arrived
yesterday with passengers and freight
from Alexandria. The telegraph will
be completed today.
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THE LAST CALL

A FINAL RALLY of the citizens
of Gallia county for the recruiting SER
vice will be had at GallIpolis, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST Is.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at which time and
place public dinner will be prepared.
Persons from all parts of the county
are invited to be present and to bring
with them what they can in the way Of
provisions. Speakers in attendance,
and all preparations made for the great
occasion.
Come everybody and bring your
neighbors with you. It is expected
that all patriots will be present.
A. GUSHING,
R. BLACK,
JAS. HARPER,
Military Committee. Gallia county.
August 8, 1862.
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Notice. t,,,
PetifiOn-PardOn.

A S soon as may be after the expiration of
"A three weeks from and after the date here.
a petition viii be presented to the Governor
Of Ohio, and application made for the pardon
Of Hugh Clark, who wac arraigned before the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Gallia county, on
the, 18th day Of March, A. d. 1855, on
charge of putting of or passing counterfeit
gold coin Of the denomination Of half-eagles
18th day Of said March, and on the 22d dav
of November, A. D. 1858, was sentenced 70
ten years Imprisonment in the penitentiarv of
Ohio. NARY CLARK.
August I, le62.-3R' y
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CogSTRr DEAtrHs win do well to give me 3
call before purchasing elsewhere. We can
and viii, TO cash on short time buyers, offer
! such Inducements as no other establishment
in the county can afford.
SrEAMBoAT-NES viii find amongst my stock.
everything required for their tables or bar, at
Cincinnati prices. .
PRIvArE FAMILIES can be supplied with
everything they may Eeed for daily use. and
all articles in this line are selected with the
greatest care and warranted pure, fresh, and
unsdulterated
Call in at the corner Of Court and Second
streets, on the south side Of the Public Square,
in Gallipolis, if you want the worth of your
money.
April 10, 1862.
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DIED-Near Gallipolis, Of Diptheria, on
the 2nd of August, Gle. Cole. aged three
years, one month, and twenty seven days.
1t becomes our sad and painful duty to
record the death Of little Gle. Angels have
borne her upward to the presence of Him who
blessed little children, and said, "of such is
the kingdom of heaven" No more will she
run to meet her father when returning from
his dolly labor, with glad heart and smiling
face to welcome him home. No more will
she come running in, her little face flushed
with excitement, to tell "mamma" of some
sweet incident of birds or flowers All, never,
never more. What sweet music it must have
been to the hearts of her parents, as she said
a few moments before she died, "mamma, I'm
going to heaven" Then weep not that thy
fair one died; though thou hast one bright
eherub less on earth, thou hast an angel more
in heaven. Oh, blessed thought. An angel
round Gods thrcne, flower from the nursery
of thy love. .transplsnted to the blooming
garden of Gods paradise. Yes, little Gle was
an angel on earth; now she is an angel in
heaven. -.-. --..--- --sr... .5...-l--
And is it so? and shall it be ..-.
- That we no more can hear .a.e 40
That tuneful voice, nor even see
That face so loved and dear.
Are those bright eyes forever closed,
That once so sparkling shone.
And from that cheek where health reposed,
Are life and beauty flown. i
Yet"sll is well" for God above 4 a-
Our Father and our friend, y
Has doubtless called her hence in love-
Hath bade her sorrows end.
She loued her Sabbath school, for there
She heard the pleasing theme, -.
How Jesus calls the little lambs, -...
And bids them come to Him. .
Non she lires amid a throng
OF angels pure and bright,
And d" sweeps a harp Of wond'rous song
In that sweet world Of light.
Then, fond parents, cease to weep
Around the urn Of her you love; '
Though in the tomb her ashes sleep.
Her spirit safely rests above.
ROMA BLAZER.
ALso-At the residence of VIM. C. Hay
ward, on Saturday morning, August ID, Mrs.
PATTY G. WARD, sister of Mr. Solomon Hay
ward, aged rs years, months, and is days.
ALso-In this town, on Friday evening
9Th inst, after a lingering illness, Mr.. JAMES
I. MYERs, in the 43d year of his age.
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GROCER Y.
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ga ga ga AH "A e AMAmA
p R % v oSD0Bo
NXNO ~ ~.

T HAVE opened in the brick building
Il known as Warth's corner, on the Public
Square, in GallipOlis, large and extensive
assortment of
GROCERIES
Of every description, either for private
families, or Steamboats,. In this line defy
competition. both as TO quality and prices.
The choicest assortment Of Teas, Coffee,
Sugar, Rice, Molasses, Cheese, Bacon. &c.
always on hand.
LIQUORS
Of every description, quality and price
Old Rye Whisky, which / warrant pure un-
der affidavit, of the finest favor. Brandies.
Gin, Ram, Wines of all description, and all
kinds Of made liquors-as Ginger Brandy and
Wine, Blackberry Brandy, &C.
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FIGHT AT CULPEPPER. VA,

FIGHT At CULPEPPER. VA.
A fight occurred on Saturday after
moor, at Culpepper G. H., Va, last
ing until midnight. between our forces
under Pope and Banks and the rebels
under Jackson and EEell, in which
the enemy were worsted. We had
10000 engaged. Rebel loss of Off
GERS was much greater than ours
Generals Winder and Trumbell were
killed, and Stonewall Jackson reported
wounded. The attack was made by
the rebels attempting to prevent the
concentration of our forces for move
ment against Gordonsvllle.
We hold possession of the field and
have been reinforced. The rebels sent
a flag of truce requesting permission
to bury their dead.
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UNCONDITIONAL
Union Convention
OF THE
ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.

A Convention will be held at the
Court House, in the city OF Portsmouth.
On Wednesday,, the eth day Of august,
for the purpose of nominating candi-
date for the 5Sth Congress.
The basis of representation-one del
eyate for every 100 votes for Governor
Tod last fall. Gallia county is entitled
to nineteen delegates.
By order of the Union Central Com
mittees of the counties OF Adams, Scio-
to, Lawrence. Gallia, Vinton, and Jack
son. s...
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VOLUNTEERS FOR THE SIXTIETH
EGIMENT.


PHrxEAs HoLooMB of Vinton, Gallia eoun-
ty, has been appointed by Col. W. b. Trimble
Of the 60th Regiment of Ohio Volunteer In
fantrv, by authority of the Governor and Ad-
iutant General of Ohio, to raise volunteers to
I'LL up that Regiment, now stationed at Win
chester, Va, whose term of service will expire
on the 25th day of Feb, 1853 These re-
cruits will be entitled to receive like pay and
bounty allowed by law to three year volun-
teers. lo
His Office is at Vinton, where he will re-
main until further orders.
These volunteers are authorized 10 be raised
anywhere throughout the State.
All able bodied patriotic men, who desire
to serve their country for q shorter period than
three years, are respectfully invited to come to
Vinton without delay, and volunteer for this
fixed and short period, and thereby escape a
draft. Ten brave boys have volunteered the
first day. PHINEAS HOLCOMB.
August 4th, 1862
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 8.

TED.
FoRrREss MONROE, Aug. 8.
The mail boat from Harrison's Land
ing has arrived. She reports the Uni
on prisoners from Richmond have ar
rived at Harrison's Landing. Large
numbers of stragglers were found near
Malvern Hill when the Union troops
took possession Of that place. Reports
from the camp of the Army of Vir-
ginis to the 4th inst, say accounts are
frequently received here. through vari-
ous channels that the rebel army oi
Richmond has been removing from the
city southward for the last ten days.
The sources through which some Of
these reports come are entitled to full
credence. 1t is added that among the
causes of the evacuation of Richmond
are the exhaustion of the country north
of the James, the infectious and pesti-
lential atmosphere, and the superior sd-
vsntsges of the James for line of de-
fense.
1t is also stated they intend to main
tain an open railroad connection With
the Valley, via Lynchburg, Charlottes-
vile, and Gordonsville to Staunton, to
the last moment, as q reserve for sup
plies.
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A NOTE FROM SAM. HOUSTON, JR.
ABOUT THE SON-IN-LAW IMPOS
TIRE

To the Editor of the Chicago Times:
/ have heard that man calling him.
self Rev. James Clark, and protesting
to be a son of Ex-Governor Clark OF
Texas, and son-in-law Of General Sam.
Houston, lately made certain statements
concerning the alleged death of his
father-in-law, at public meeting held
in Boston. Now, this reverend gentle
man is certainly an imposter of the
blackest dye, as Gov. Clark's eldest
child is boy twelve years of age, and
my oldest sister is but little girl at
school. left home last March, and
my father. General Houston. was then
in better health than he had been for
years. l am. respectfully.
SAM. HOUSTON, JR.,
eIG - prisoner Of war.
CAMP DOUGLAS, August 2, 1859.
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To Whom il Way Concern.

DERSOES in this vicinity having posses
Il sion of Horses or Mules belonging to the
Government, (who have not purchased the
same at public sale,) will be required to give
a satisfactory account Of the same. or return
them to this post without delay. Those who
fail to comply with this notice, will be pro
eee6 d against according to law, as in most
cases the animals have been stolen and sold to
the persons now holding them, and it is pro-
posed to ascertain and arrest the guilty parties.
This notice applies to both sides Of the Ohio
river. g. ". hOULTON,
Carr. 4 A. O n.
July. 81, 1862. ,sr 81 r3st s1s
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Aug. 81

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 8.
Ordered 1st, That all United States
Msrsbals and Superintendents. or Chiefs
of Police OF any town, city oradistrict.
be and they are hereby authorized and
directed to arrest and imprison any per-
son or persons who may be engaged. BY
act or speech or writing. in discoura-
ging volunteer enlistments, or in any
way giving aid or comfort to the enemy,
or in any other disloyal practice against
the United States.
Cd, That immediate report be made
to Msjor L. G. Turner. Judge Advocate,
in order that such persons may be tried
before a military commission.
Sd. The expenses Of suchiarrest and
imprisonment will be certified to. to the
Chief Clerk of the War Department
for settlement and payment.
(Signed:) sT-F ~
EpwiE NJ. STAEros, Sec'y Of War.
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CLASSICAL & ENGLISH
SCHOOL.

CHARLES S. SMART, B. 8. RECTOR.
The desire for thorough first class Inst.
tuition of learning, having been expressed by
many parents residing in Gallpolis and VI.
cinity, who wish TO give their children fin
ished educations, it hss been determined BY
the present effort, to establish such an Institu.
tion. raT
/ The Rector intends to conduct his school
upon the plan adopted BY similar schools Of
I high educational character in other localities,
which his experience as teacher has salts
fed his Judgment to be the best
The school will be opened at the LYcruM
BUILDING, which will be thoroughly repaired
and arranged for that purpose,) on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 6rH, 1862.
There will be four departments, riz: Prim.
arv, Grammar, intermediate, and Classical.
(For catalogue of studies in each depart
ment, see printed eirculars-
Primary department, per quarter, $500
Grammer 800
intermediate $50
French, Music, de-, taught by competent
teachers.
Prof. D. Caron, who is highly recommended
as teacher of the French Language, will take
charge of that department.
Young gentlemen and ladies from dis
tance wishing to enter the Institute, can OBJ
tain good board with respectable families in
Gallipolis, at reasonable rates.
The scholastic year will be divided into
four terms. (For further particulars, vaea-
tions, de-, see circulars.)
REFERENCES:
Hon. Y. B. Horton. Pomeroy.
Rev. Solomon Howard, d. D., Pres. of Ohio
University. Athens.
ReY. Rob't. Allyn, Pres. Of Wesleyan Fe
male College, Cincinnati. tst trt
Hon. John Welch, Judge Of 7th Judicial
District, Athens.
Faculty of the Ohio University, Athens.
Col A. Cushing, Gallipolis.
D. B. Hebard. Esq. Gsllipolis.
John eating, Esq, Gallipolis.
H NJ Onderdonk, Esq, Gallipolis.
A. P Rodgers, Esq, Gsllipolis.
TESTIMONIAL:
"Mr. @. S. Smart is young man Of excel
lent abilities and Of superior scholarship, and
of good moral character. From my knowledge
of him, / feel certain that he would be
teacher of the first order. He is energetic,
persevering, and gentlemanly. can cordial
iy commend him, and l think the community
that secures his services, will be fortunate"
Rev. ROB'T. ALLYN,
Pres. of Wesleyan Female College, Cin'ti.
August IL, l862.-3w. r--r-,-
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All Right.
lust received and for sale.

10 brls Carbon oil, mot explosive.)
dozen Carbon oil Lanterns (without ehina-
Deys.)
3 dozen Lard oil do
10 dozen Oil Cans, gallons ard haif-eallons.
Also. large assortment Of Coal oil Lamps,
Shades, wicks, Brushes, Burners. ETC.. BY -
al1'l'l c,i& A.lHENKING.
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IND1AxapoL1s, Aug. 10.

INDIAEAPoLIs, Aug. 10.
INDIANA ENLIsTMENrs-THR DRAFT
Gov. Morton has officially announced
that all volunteers for three years or the
war will be received up to the morning
of the 18th Of this month, and after
that date no volunteers will be received,
or bounties paid. The preparations
for the enrolment of the militia, and
drafting TO fill up the recent orde- for
800, 900 are going on rapidly, and will
be completed by the 18th inst. Instruc-
tions as to conducting the draft have
been received from the War Depart
ment.
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ABOUT DRAFTING AND VOLUNTEER
ING-NOTICE FROM GOV. TOD.
COLUMBUS, August

In reply to many inquiries. l have to
state that the rules and regulations TO
govern drafting have not been received
from the war department; that so soon
as received they shall be published; that
until received, l am unable to say for
what length Of time volunteers will be
received for new regiments; that the
new regiments heretofore enlisted are
now nearly filed up. but that recruiting
for the old regiments in the field pro-
crosses slowly. 1 am unable to &C.
count for this. The position Of the re-
cruiti in an old regiment is far more de-
sirable than in new regiment, and also
far more important to the Government.
The recruit joins body Of drilled men,
who have bad, and recovered from,
all the diseases incident to camp life.
and are able to receive and care for
a new brother soldier.
The several Military Committees
should act as recruiting officers for the
old regiments, aud forward all recruits
to this department, where they will be
permitted to select for themselves the
regiment to which they prefer to be at
tac6ed.
DAVID TOP, Governor.
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Sherif's Sale.
The State Of Ohio, Gallo County, IS.

The State Of Ohio, Gallia County, IS.
DURSUANT to the command of an order
Il of sale issued from the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Gallia, and
State of Ohio, and to me directed, l will offer
at public sale at the door of the court house in
the town of Galhpolis, in said county of Gal
liza, on the Doth day Of September, A. d. 1862,
at the hour of one o'clock P. N. of said day,
the following real estate, situate, lying and
being, in said county of Gallla, and State of
Ohio, bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: Sixty-fve acres of land in the west end
of fraction number seven, a. in township
number six, (6,) Of range number fifteen, (l5,)
in the Ohio company's purchase; which said
land is bounded on the north By the land of
Joseph Stephens, on the east by that Of John
N. Kerr, and on the south and west by others;
the same being the land heretofore sold by
Gilbert Bradshaw to William L. Cripps'-
Appraised at the sum of twelve hundred dol
lars, (Sl200.)
To be sold as the property Of William L.
Cripps, at the suit Of Gilbert Bradshaw.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
August, A. D. 1898 90
JAMES CAMPBELL, s g. G.
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Notice.

A Ii persons are notified not to trade for a
II note Of hand, executed by me to Joseph
Bennet, calling for the sum Of sl43;50, dated
March 10Th, 1862, as have offsets against
said note. W. @. EAGLE.
August Ia, ls62-3w F-ia
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BAILEY & CHERRINGT0N'S
q NEWS DEPOT
AND
EXPRESS OFFICE,
GaliIpoIis.

CINCINNATI dailies, New York weeklies,
W Harper's, Atlantic, and all the various
Magazines, always on hand. -
Packages BY Express forwarded TO and re-
ceived from, all parts of the United States.
Office open ct all seasonable hours.
August Il, 1862.
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FruifCan Cement.

TOR sale At last ys.rs prices. By
i G. 4 A. HENKING-
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GrOcer's Drugs.

CODA, Saleratus, and Cr Tartar Of the very
- best quality. d. S, FORD d BRO.
! NAV /, 50.
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Dye SfuR.
Fruit Cans.

4 ~ Dozen selfsealing Glass. Stone and
I6U Tin Fruit Cans, Of the latestand most
approved styles for sals st greatly reduced
prices, by G. b A. HENKING.
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WanIed Immediately

A T the Valley House. good wash and
IA ironing woman, for which will pay
two dollars per week.
JAS. E. RICHARDSON.
GsIlipolis, August 7th, 1862.
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Notice.

THE. second report of R. L. Stewart, As
Il signee Of G. Regnier, has been filed in my
Office. on which dividends will be declared
in due time, payable at the Office Of r. L.
Stewart in Gallipolis, on or before the 3rd
Monday of August next
A LoGUE, Probate Judge.
July "a, 1862. .
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Teas,

NUNPOWDER, Imperial. Young Hyson
VI and 0olong Teas, in half chests, caities
or any quantity. D. s. FORD 4 BRO.
May I, 90 rf ll3eqf r asfi
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Tobacco,

DRIGHT POUNDS, various quautlt1es;
ID Dark sweet pounds; -.sl..4
3 Half pounds, Bright and Dark
7of In quantities to suit
D. g FORD & BRO.
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IMPORTANT FROM VIReIEIA-THE EvAc-
UATIoE OF RICHMOND AGAIN REPoR-
TED.
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IL AFlNG recently purchased the building
Ii on Court street known as the VxxIrR
STAND, would respectfully inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Gsllipolis. that he has fitted
up an ICE CREAM SALOON in a style un-
surpassed in the West, where the choicest
BERRIES AND CREAM will be served in
a manner, never before equalled in Gallipolis.
have spared neither labor nor expense, in
fitting up my Saloon for the reception Of my
old friends, where they can be accommodated
all hours OF the day and in the evening with
Ice Cream, Cakes, Candies, Fruit Of every
kind, Nuts, Lemonade, &c.
Remember the place, the VESuKR STAND on
Court street, one door north Of Second.
A. MOCK.
GallipOlis, July 3, 1862.
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CIgars.

A LARGE assortment Of Havana: German
N and domestic manufacture All tastes
suited. ID. D FOhD q bhO-
May l, go.
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Ground Coffee,

In 3lb, 2lb. lib, and 4 ID packages, fol
sale by D. s. FORD 4 BRO.
May 1, g. iti i'ueds '9