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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-04-23

A "BAp OYSTER" SroRY.-ScESE-
An OYsrER CsLLAR.-Enter French.
man.-"Sair. you keep de raw oys'
tair?" -.e,7L - .ssa,-
Opsner-"Yes. sir, fne fat Prince
Bay" -.s,-,gg
Frenehman.-"Tres bien, l will
eat some raw oystair." q Il d
The man opens a fne fat one and
puts it on plate before the French
msn, who eyes it some time, and says;
-"Monsieur, you call dis de good oys.
tair?
"Yes. sir, prime"
The Frenchman swallows It. (it was
the fret he ever ate. opens his eyes
and mouth. puts bis hand into his bread
basket. and-"Bl-u-up," up comes the
oyster on the plate.
"Sscre dsmI by gar. dat is no de
good oystair!'
"You don't put on salt and pepper
SIR"
"ohI paidopz moi!" (puts on sail
and pepper and swallows the same
one. )-"Bl-u-up." up it comes again,
"Why, sir. you must use vinegar"
"Ohi ouiI certainment! be no gar
oui," and he swallows the same one
again. ."--Bl-u-up," and up 1t comes
again on bis plate. @
Just then gent enters.-"Give US a
n
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-04-23
ALETrER FROM HOME.

6 ~ 0. HENRY Ct. soHS.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Our Russian visitors.

In the absence Of Admiral Lisovsk who has gone 10
Niagara, Captain Boutakor OF the oisaba, takes
mand Of the feet, The visitors TO the dsrsst vessels
Stacking OF somewhat the portion oe
citizens have already been board Tho officers OF
tho eect who TO Niagara expected back Mon
day next.
TIE RUSSIAN BASQuEr--ApMIaAL MILNE.
HERALD. III
statement having appeared In tho daily press that
Admiral Milne had been discourteous In his treatment
OF pe municipal authorities in falling to rcply 70 The
inv1afion OF the Common Council Committee u attend
tho banquet tho reception Of tho Russian officers and
statement painful 10 the mary friends of that
gentleman beg leeve refute Vt through the coumns
~ your valuable ffrnal. by sayiue that Admiral Milne
had sailed tor Hali1x before the invitations were ex
tended. ald Consequently was not guilty. Of any DIS
courtesy.
Hoping YOU will give this correction tho necessary
publicity irenap, very truly toars.
1FkENCE FARLEY,
rh.trtnan a. 4, f,.srrnittce nm Invitations.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

TBg srRxEs-At q large meeting OF tho United Thu.
plate Copper and shce, Ircn workers, held at Bowery
Garden on Thursday evening last the following resolution
adopted toi:--
Ps-oi d. tina, an advance of twenty i've rcr cent on
the dosr be asked on ard after Nvnd y, 26,h instant,
aud should my members be thrown out OK work. the
Union shall sustain thcm.
This body represents very unuentaf portion OF the
labor,ns community sod which heretofore has rever
u,ado "strike" 80 that ~ IA lkeIy (as 10 only Just
they should) they win receive the advance tnsy Do
nand
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
wreck OF the BtfC Ida,

tArr N'trH y. y Oct ~, 1903
The brig Ida. Of Ardros an, Moutkom from Barrow
England, August 20 fer Mramch in ballast struck cr
Monoy Point, tape NORTH on the 10th inst m dcnss
fog. nd became toiai wreck Crew saved. The hui
aid msteriaia were sold al Rctinn yesterday. The cap
ant Crrv Will leave h their boAts Tor Prince EdwGt
Island the Rrst 0.i iortGnty
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Union Meeting in Maryland.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 23 1903.
largo meeting OF unconditi nal un'on men held
at Easton, Talbot county, yesterday. Addresses were
made by Hon. VIM. d. Kelly. of Phadelphia; henry
Winter Davis and Colonel cresweil. Judge Kelly
nounced himself 10 the crowd OF slavoholdcrs black
republican from Pennsyivanit Yet his speech
ccived with applause. This is the nstsncs OF
publican Congressman speaking in the slave region of
Maryland, and Judge Keys reception was most striking
aud enthusiastic.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
The Peoples Union Party NOmina tl0ns.
RlA
Brooklyn CITY Policies.

The Union Convention OF the Third Senatorial District
has nominated Mr. Edward Fiske their candidate
for senator The opposing candidate Is Judge Samuel T.
Johnson
Mr. +. d. White has been nominated for the Assembly
by the Third district Union Convenii in
The democrats Of the First ward have nominated Mr.
Daniel ID. whitney for Alderman.
The democratic Assembly Convention of the Third dis
trct Commodore h,ie's last ght hrt culd not
and adjourned until this veninR.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
ANOTHER UNIOH DEMONSTRATION.
.c>>>>y~~-~N->'~>NN'>~~
Large Meeting at tho Cooper
Institute.
Spssehes Of Senator Lane, Of indiana; Lyman
Tremains and John W. Pornsy,
Sc, &c.s &c.

Another very large and imposing Union demonstration
toek place yesterday In the hall Of the cooper institute
e speakers for tho occasion were Senator
Lane OF Indiana Mr. John W. Forney Secretary to the
united States Senate Mr., Lyman Trcmaine, the re-
publican candidate fall for ,he Lieutenant Governor
ship this state There were large number Of ladies'
among the audience.
Among the political motoes exhibited on the platform
were the following
g. COMMON TO MAINTAIN TIRE PowKR GLORY AND
4 NrEGRIY OF The NATION. I
I PIEpGkD 10 MAINTAIN THE NATIONAL UNION
ONE FLAG, ONE COUNTRY ONE DEsrkY.
NO COMPROMISE WITH TRAITORS.
EEUrRAIs IN THIS WAR.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
CITY POLITIC

The M0xa rt Con ference C0mmitte n
meeting If members Of the Mozart Hall branch q
the conference committee WIS held at Mr. Woods once,
No. III Nassau street. at three O'Clock yesterday after
noon but nothing Of interest the public transpred or
ut least leaked Tie proceedings. reporter was
informed sficty or business character relating 70
the preparations for working the macnnes' on ebectfon
day, &c. fIff
Representative Democratic Senatorial
Conventions.
FIRST DISTRICT. 81. arsrFr
The Convention for this district met last evening u tho
Fifth Ward Hetel and nom mated ". II. Gibson.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
At meeting Of the delegates or the regular dsmoosssio
Convention w. ellison received the unanimous pomina
ton for senator Of the Fourth senatorial ds(rct.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The delegates 10 this district under tho auspices o. me
regular representative democacv met lsst evening q
Ryers OF Forty second street and Broadway snd
unanimously nominated George W. Mccean for the senate.
after which the Convention adjourned TO Monday evening
REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NonNArrONs.
The nominations Of 6ideon J. Tucker, for Surrogate,
and OF Theodore Tbml,nsou for Recorder were with
drawn last evening" and the rst given 10 isaac Daytou,
and the other to the present Recorder Holman.
The Peoples Union Party NOmina tlons.-
FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. a..
The delegates the Peoples Usion party for the Firth
Senatorial district NO II Alien street. last even
ing and nominated Mr. Anthony Dugro for state Senator
from that district.
UNION SENATORIAL NOMINATION.
AZ meeting Of the delegates Of the seventh Senatorial
district last evening Mr. Cornelius Renke was unani
mously Nominated the Union caadate Tor senator.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

A democratic meeting TO ratiy the state ncmna-
tons held In Faucui Hall last night and was largely
attended $500.
Among the speakers were Judge Abbott, II. W. Paine,
the candidate for Govern and Theodore H. sweetser
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
"A large meeting Of tho United rIu

CHAIRMAN of @ cnmii,ce iIii + On MyI,a,iious.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
POLICY on pEsocplno rxaprRs.


1t has seemed painfully evident that since the
commences Of this the democratic leaders have
been too much Influenced by PARTISAN feelings aud per.
sonal objects. Rlinacd by these considerations they
have not risen 10 the magnitude OF the contest, nor APP
precaed the life and death character OF the struggle
They have assumed TO reeXd 4 as republican OF an
it's rgn upon the political opponents, they have abored
prepare ther selves for any emergency. II the re-
belion should succeed IN causing permanent di.rup
on Of the Union they have believed the people In their
would hold the republican party responsible Tor II,
and hurl them from power ON tho other hand. ! be-
eve they have preferred that the Union should be pre-.
served But II has been their policy 10 have The war
prolonged until alter the next Presidential election,
when they hoped TO come into power, and form some
of treaty with their old allies the south. Ts
this end they have magninod all he errors of an ad
minstration suddenly charged with tho management
of uneyampled IN Its magnitude To this end
they have sbored 10 render the unpopulS To this
end they have been ready, az all times. TO protect the
institution OF slavery frrm harm, fruitful s1urco ~
future political ower Tor themselves and thob Southern
friends II has been necessary. however u nssnme
quasi support ol the they know he people in he
free states had little sympathy With their red PURPOSES.
Now there are several serious dcultics IA the way OF
this nicely laid programme tho tirst place. the cope
of the ya states quiok dscover whether sup
port OF the war Is real or feignod They may bc de-
ceved once, ~ they in the fall ~ isf2 bat In tho
end they will discover the truth. w the next place they
have drmy resoved that this rebe iJn sh, be crushed
and tho Union saved at Az hazards, aAd having little
sympathy with tho schemes of fotcs =. thcy viii
pdie euy party which viii not exert all ITS powor TO
overthrow the rebellion and tue Union. slavery
slavery In the third place. the recent elections show
that he nsNt President of the uuitei states will be
copperhead nor will hs have smell of copper bo ,dism
n garments. IN the fourth place, the experience %
this var satisfied tho feoie that the power winch
has stimulated this great rebolpa-csli II igarchy
arisiocracyr saye wor or what you plcsse7 mint
cal afi danfcroua to FREQ rcpuhici institutions.
aad they respvei stern and aersbiy, thst lhe
sccs - empire hall no ion b. cldca b. that power
hesoci rth. farcver.
rli lbe b uoi d. mel 70 per.sh n her early yonsh.
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LAW BOOKS.
STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAVIN q HORD'S REVISION.

The second volume Of Nessrs. avin Hord's compiia-
ton Of Indiana Statutes has just appeared This
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credable: and the kill learning, and labor which the
editors have BESTOWED H. merit the high II praise.
None but learned digent lawyers could have produced
such work.
The second volume embraces ell the public %
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and the FIRST all excepting the regular
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leDce e the compilation that al existing statutes on each
subject collected together in the place IN these
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legislation in force any given subject. Take
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Pleas-ihe editors pubL the at large and they also
print, 10 the form Of the page containing
this statute all the amendatory TO il which have
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all the other contained the revision Of Is52
The editors have added much to the value u these VEL
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our Supreme Court on these statutes. These audica-
tons being now very umerous the references 10 them
ia the volumes under consideration will be Of reA; value
to the lawyer and indeed all persons concerned in the
administration o. justice The editors have also referred
made GA statutes similar t. ours.
An excellence volumes not 10 be overlooked
Is the fun and accurate index appended each 10 Ind
ana there never has been good index 10 any volumes
statutes published by authority. This provoking defect
hss been completely remeded In the volumes under re-
view aud these indexes will greatly tighten Of
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This is the first time that private enterprise has at
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indianapolis, June 5. iss3
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HoKDs Compilation q the Statutes Of Indiana not de.
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mendation Of the s'iiiy accuracy aud completeness
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The second volume which has just been issued from
The press being delivered subscribers rapidly
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private eHtepze publisher only hope for re-
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
Tna Nc w ux.

The events Of the a, they developed viii be
faithfully given, that the public may be advised to
its progress; the results q battles. the condition the
ooniending armies and al that Affects the great struggle
At home aud abroad Tor tbs overthrow Of the Rebellion
In addition, the vii contain the CURRENT
NEWS Of the day. CHOlCE MISCELLANY, STATE
rTFMS the latest reports II the NEw YORK and GIN
ClNNATl GENERAL and CATTLE MARKETs, the con-
dition q the MONEY AMI STOCK MARKETS IN a word.
twill be The effort Of the Propreiors q the Sainc 10
give columns all classes % reader. and
such Information will be especially adapted TO the
well being Of the citizens 81 Indiana.
The .>nfinel will continue represent and stand by
the regular organization % the Democratic party. State
and Natona sustain the principles aud policy they shall
avow and support the candidates they may nominate.
We have agents. The low prices Tor subscription
will allow II. We there ask Democratic
rendsall who desire the Of sound prrnciPes-
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Daily and Weekly. until they shall at least reach every
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that is needed 10 give the Democratic party permanent
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pies AMI policy IL shall be aim with althe ability
possess faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
and measures, for believe that ia doing best
promote the true interests OF the country.
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Attest:
JoHx "A. RIA. Clerk.
febs dat
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, SIS


TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, SIS.
Whereas libel Of Information has been filed IN the
United states. within and for the
aud District OF Insna, the 18th day of
January 1861 byJohn Hanna, ESQ Attorney ofthe Unit
Of Indiana the following de-
scrbed Tits and effects OF CERTAIN
sons unknown, N wiz $45 90 in cash In the hands If
J. W. fsrthe: also the Of S75 90 in cash in the
hands Of r. r. Mccain for violation Of the
powers Of IL entitled
IAN act 70 suppress in>urrfclion, 10 punish treason and
rebellion AMI ccniScate the property f rebels
and for othr purpose. and praying process against
said cash, and that the same may be condemned and
sold as enemies property.
Now. therefore, Of the u1onon under the
seal OF said Court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 20 all claiming sal cash,
thereof in Interested therein.
that they D and 0ef the aid the District Court
Of the United States 10 be held AZ the city Of Indianapolis,
In ant for the trct Of indiana the third Monday Of
Feb o'clock ofhe forenoon of that
then aid there 10 nierpose their claims and make their
allegations in thai behalf
ID. q. ROSE, United States Marshal,
By I. :. BIGkLow, Deputy.
Attest
JoES A. RIA. Clerk fsh3-dl&t
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Bosros CokSEHs, n Y, Dec. 27th, 1861.
WV. II. 6kkes 4 Co

WV. II. 6kKes Co.
Gents: freely give you liberty make Of
lowing certificate OF the value OfCvusution Water which
lean recommend IN the highest manner
M wife, who attacked with pain in the shoulders,
whole length Ct back and her limbs with Papitat
Of the Heart, attended with Falling OF the Womb Dys-
menorrhpa. and Irritation OF he Bladoer called
physician. who attended her about three months VIII
be left her than he found her. then employed
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for ahou, nine -ntb. and while she under
she did suffer quite much pain; he finally gave her
up and said cher igcUrfbie " For, said he,
''she as such coabinafi efcng hunts, tkf aledi-
cine giren for oIerffes dgipN some ether II her
fsfe, rLfeS About this he the u>e Of
Constitution Water. and utter a>tonishment, al
mo the dose seemed have the des red effect, and
she kept improving rapidly under ts treatment, and
now spsriniend- eutifei, her domestic affairs She has
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wM NJ vANBENSCHOTEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
NO. az
n TNTTED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT on IN
DtANk-SS

NNO. -iS-l
INtTED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT on IN
~ DiANN-
" hcress libel Of information has been filed IN the
Dsirc toart ~ tbs Ooi'od states within and for the
seeeHb Nicai' an District Of Indiana the 18th day Of
1anatrl, 1893, BY John Hanna Esq. Attorney Of the
United State Tor the District Indian A. against the fol-
lowing deSerioe roPerty of John Cannon witt
one pair OF second hand seam engines, Tor violation Of
TIE powers 81 an act Il Congress appr,v.4 J,l, u
49,. entitled An act O. suppress insurrvcon 20 punish
treason a' rebellion % seine and couteaie the property
% rebels and TOT sther pCposes aIa praytns rr~e.
against aid property. and thar the may condemned
and sold a. cn~Enies' property.
Vow therefore, IN pursuance n the der the
sea- ~ sad Cout 20 directed and delivered do here
b. pablo notice - all persons claiming said property
part th-rcof. any Interested therein,
that th-v De AMI app before the sad. the District
Curt ~ the United states 90 be held at The city Of In
danapos n ant for the District OF Indiana the 81
Monday Of February o'clock II the forenoon
VI that day Then and there 20 nvrpose their claims and
make their allegations IN that behalf
II. q RO>E. L :. Marshal.
BY / $. borrow, Deputy.
Attest:
losS w. RIA. Clers feb3- di4i
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mo. ai2.)
mo. 2i2)
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
Attest:
JoHS n. RIA, Clerk.


LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. IS.
wuEasAs libel Of information has been filed In the
District Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 10th
day Of Jsnu-ry lsG3. by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
OF the Uned States for the district Of Indiana against
the follow ne described estate aud effects of lliam
J. Hpcomh. to-wr Three Promssory Notes, all dated
1t dsv Of November 1858, for su0 each with interest
from date, payable In L. ard years from date
specfivrly: said given by William W. Garrad TO said
Holcomb: the said notes secured by certain
mortgage real estate ~ Lsporte, Indiana, for n
violation 81 the Powers % OF Congress Of July
H. iS6s entitled An actto suppress insurr~cton TO
ish treason AMI rebellion. seize and conscstc the
property rebels and for other purposes and praying
against said property. and that the may be
condemned and -cld a ene;n cs' property.
Now. therefore. In pursuance Of the monon under
the seal Of said court directed and delivered do
hcr~bs give public notice 20 all persons claiming said
property any part thereof IN any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court of the United States be held the city ofindian
spolis In and for the District of Indiana the third Mon
day ofFebary next nj O'Clock OF the forenoon Of that
day tcr and there to intcose their claims and make
their allegations In that behalf
u. c. ROSE. u. s. Marshal,
Per :. BIGEIow. Deputy.
Ioms w. RE,, Clerk feb3-dl4t
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fNn- all
GO. 2ii)
USuEp STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN


LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA, IS
WHEREAS A libel Of information has been fled In thu
District Court Of the United states within and fot
the Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 18th
day OF January. la53 by John Hanna, ksq., Attorney
United state. the District Of Indiana, against
following described credits ard effects OF william
J holcomb. to-wi': hour Pr nissory Notes, all dated
March 3th lss for sSeO Oo each, pay able l. 2 aid
years respectively from the IL DC Ober 1861. with m
t~rest; aid evenly John J. Oaks TO on
Seth Way. and By him assigned and transferred 20 said
No c"mb ard secured by mortgage certain real estate
IN spore county, Indiana ton u the powers Of
act of Congress, approved July ~, iS62 entitled An
suppress isrrrrcton o. punish treason and rebel
lion seize and concate the properly Of rebel aud tor
other purposes and praying process properly,
and thst the may be condemned and soid n
enemies property.
Now shereiore in pursuance Of the monon under the
seal 81 said court dre ted and delivered dc here
by give public notice To al persons claiming said propry,
any part thereof any manner interested therein,
that they he and appear before the sad District Coa OF
the United stater be held the city of indianapolis
and for the District Of indiana the third Monday Of
February next. NJ ten O'Clock OF the forenoon Of that
day then and there ntcrposc their claims and 10 make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, u. 5. Marshal.
Per =. BiGELow, Deputy
JoHS II. KSA, Clerk. feb3-d1A