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PROF. HEJNTINGTON'S
RsEGNnpRES.
*.
HUMAN SS0GfHTY,
Its Psovidential Structure, Relations
and Offices.

and offices.
hight LECTURER by F: D. Hunting,
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STATE 0E SOUTH CAlMINA,

81 ~, lls ANbSfsI. VEYEKALS OFFICE,
" Co1,SGBIA, Jau. 8, 1868
fGFNERA RDER XaA2
In pursy'se Of m AT the General AS.
L SEMI entitled "AtCAct\o authorize and
OfHs<." passed on tA 18th daR of December,
Al A. sosta 1852, an ELECTION for Ffld Officers of
Y hereby orderedEo he hoden\ on THURS.
DAY the 18Th d, Of January int.
the Commissioned Officers Of tho \con pe nies
whose duty it ell be to open and fold polls
Tor their res6}ttive companies at 81 oh places
may see fit y designate. receive andtcount the
votes (all n Tembers Of the companies being en-.
titled to y4e), and Immediately m&e their
returns of bald election under their hands to
this oficeS
III. T CAPTAINS of the companies ire char
ged wltHthe execution of this order. L.
~ fsfFuction 0. The Gensral Asse hbly.
IL A. c. .GARLINGT4N,
r Adjytant and Inspector General sou4 Caro-.
& &. jap. 10. 1868, 81. 1t
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farewell ,ys,Ta 81, aarea ne Won ars
by anon mi r,,I,n;.y o,f sns;vat; ;Sna basdsb;ns
dangers victories ss,,ccesses military and
Sc;v;l ...;a tba opl, &sorro,rf,l tbSn,bt. +
have
Z You have; deserved well Of vow conntry
Without a m;irmur YOU sustained anon
campment on n sand bar an 9esolato hat
banishment to it with every care and com.
fort possible has been The mos. dre,dea
punishment inflicted upop vour bitterest
and most insulting enemies You had so
little transportation TINT but A. -hs.,tifalr
could advance to comnel submission by the
Queen City of the Rebellion, whilst others
wadcd breast deep in the marshes which
surrounded St. Phillip, and forced the sur
render of a fort deemed impregnahle to
land attack by the most slsillful engineers
of your country and her enemy. At your
occupation, order, law, quiet and peace
sprang TO this city, filled VIII. the braves
Of all nations, where, for d sore of years,
during the profoundest peace, human life
was scarcely safe at noon d.y.
Rv your d;s.inline vo, iIInstr,ted tho
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ESSTRAYYED
A WHlTE cow,

With CrumpIed Horns a}d = few blue
spots on her back and nc TX. She may
have young calf at this TING ANY in
iorSation i relative to Fuch T., or the 60
l;1srv Of her nj tl':s office, the pcrsoAo
:ssb;no will be liber:lly rewarded. y
Abbeyille c. IT., Jan. Z, tSG3-36-tf'
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.xssrTx Is 5assy I. I55.t .s
80 ssoY cHGiIEY WILDWOOD.
?be ring, dear girfSa gave to me ~
a~. With wishes Kind ads true ,F /I1
5. IN keep an4ftreasaFe highly. .aaSyf W,
q Ard wear it but for .s6u. -
I'll pray that an thy ydaysmay bsV A, 4
4 A ring ofshlss. .divinsZ yH ~,
golden wreath Of sjaowcsssioyk.s +
7 - Where JOY shall bloc is:ah OF
!,
When gd1lan,s gas5 theis9 aIssshalltsll ~ ,sS
* And sing of lased oast aesr--iF a
SEhea each in sterling fide shall boast. Z
Tie beauty Of hissff ir-- :gEss ~ :3ss
- And wips flows free and nairth ttilis high,
Amid the jova' ,hrong, Y 1 :. g IS
I'll toast the gi:i who gave the rim
The Quceryf allmy songF i
-, Ah wien removed from theea far
"a Though happiless be,
~ How e%eettwlilI be to dream Of love,
'E And think. dear girl, of thee-sg -.
or ell the raptSre have felt -
n Within thy burning kiss,
sifTs AMI MI the magic have known.
sgsA Not angels up in heaven above,
S Nor demons dow below.
a E,all cheat us Of t3et happiness
Ss Which ouly lovTs know:
I Then vain .'e art q cruel hands,
Our loving h.art b. sever,
That hoop % gold s1all bind ou souls.
,ssi Iorever and tofcvar.
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--"Tn Sttoeo A,-Ap- otuet2 BATTALION
. ef, the same 1eng ; Of Sc vice.
- You hava n,s double numbers of tn
enemy and aeeatcd him IN the open field
But | need ~ further e,large upon thS
topic. Yor were sent, herr to do ibs%
5 I CONNIE y you tc "A II cepsAHder.
You are wo3hy Of his lov9 r.
Farewell my comrades, lA'n farewell
Z BENZ. F@GFLER,
Major-Geuezanh banding.
THE WoSprn ZrHE N\R1D.-on
Monday last, ,l/wa' an e,libitioo in
our town se{,hn t"0 .1a''as nsaasa' Yea girl:
the aoegI/has excited the won, ofthe
4 medic, I6rId, both 10 Europe an Amssi;
ca ne siamese Twins have sasn sss.! ss.!
|,HSsd as most wonderful prod ult;Sa of
issture, but ip no respect are they esmpsasss rs
able TO this dual and yet single esttsi;cel
OF this black girl. She has twa,a,lss,a5sf;
heads and marked individnaft alnua: ta S;
the waist and in the lower exk amS, S rs Is
instead OF q lateral conneetioh ss tha;
case.oftle siamese Twins, there II a%pos;.s
tive spinal junction, IN partaby u one is
ls body is formed, the otherparts bel fiesl
and unresirained. She seems TO ba kery
Intelligent girl, and has rather fds Susis'
cal talent. w hila talking or singing Folf
have before You two distinct persons Aa,sia
yeet there stands insx xpllcable reallta abit SIl
one corporeal ex istsnee. AT this n,yats 4 M
9 Gus Us union, ', science srecoils. She, however,
ls worthy Of q pessonaIs SobsersatioD; and
We anticipate if she is carried ,shropelii thas
South that The, students natnrss B and md ti,oa
'urious u' pa1st ma kss her the sanbi fIsIsI
sloss as safs and rsturn anaassd al fhs /
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The III, state ,a ofI ithS Carolina.

The. S+otasof 9,ifhs Carolina
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Ta spe' sefssl j sg,us oasss s!s. I I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29
a remain,


These gentlemen give tho history OF certain ingre-
die"'s OF their article for two HUNDRED years
showing that through NIL changes of the medical
profession "nd i- practitioners, strength, compo.
sure and che"r'"nes4 have been derived from these
sources. Dr. Woods in the Warrington Hospitals in.
formed me that one patient was fast sinking und
crazy, and had not slept an hour for two weeks unit
tile Plantation Bitters came to his knowledge, when
one days trial gave him nights rest, and he was
now fast recovering. 1 am surprised our Govern
ment has not equNcd jefferson Davis in energy, and
adopted this invaluable article in all our hospital Is
the weak soldiers cling to it like brother. As n
lay member, can bear witness it S good to take''
and affords more energy and life than anything I
ever tried. Success to tho Plantation Ritters
But have dlErcsSed. In my next shall spoAk Of
gathering in the wounded, burying the dead, &c.
dec2O-eodlm NICoDENUS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29
NUMBER 1877.

party creed ehall shape our fortunes. Let
us at least Retthe vessel ofStnte out ofth
whirlpool of revolution, before we begin TO
quarrel about the chart by which to steer
her.
What magnificent patrimOny was ours,
had it only been wisely cultivated! Had
Virginia kept pace in the development of
her maternal resources with her sister
States of the North, with her start in the
race, her unparalleled advantages, she
should at this day have had population
OF at least 6,oOO,OOO Norfolk should have
been the emporium of the continent and
Richmond the Manchester of America.-
wheeling should have been the Pittsburg,
and West Virginia have equalled Ohio in
wealth and population? And why has not
this been realized. The poison was her
own: She welded herself inseparably to a
thr'ftless, protftless and uuproductive kind
Of labor, and hence the result.
May you, fellpw-Citizens, not commit the
egregious folly of entailing this imbecile
forever. Q ''''''
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IE1trnot from lotter % tho battle rfoId.,

Tit. .t.,,,o<..,
nary of the war and III. onlv ono ,,t 'Ang'
design and upon n,tosv ,D"S", WIN visible
men, Of or uo arrange
commanding r,'''4on o' 'n'
right and ths Ian ,I,.,.i" mo action inc
centre and final rr,o... s'o's up "' 'he
ration .,,I Do""oerlnS admi-
Aus,crItz and W., '-I ~ '"e great nelds Of
this have vnolen ,rE. S.s. ,,',.,' vi al
Nict nnrcaIn3 M ., ,a' nt''oy o. sucIl CON
sand mon, must he r,,,r,, ~ ,"'n'y 'to"-
its roric,-bu, !, ~. war mas
,hcs. hu,,,,, t,,r,,,,,. '',''""u "en0n' !"
III. heart '',e sSe,Oa.lS acne
I'll. .;.ht :, :, p,'' Ai'' ''o p'n'n reel
IIs.bood Of sam. :, .tf,, -, "'s"uF'o'e' The
cnlrnness-,yhtlo ,,,a ,I.,., """y IN s'leht
hr In Of other, civ. rico y, "n,' iIAni'e
no, ,r,in ,r;,rts. '''"' "''' grant may
I'm, va mother, ,.,,....,.
b,,,,o,,i,r ',''V s''S " s"n-''r wives
know AMI i. ] roa'',a, "'o.""E-[ sons father
merry +. ,,,-,,r,I ,'". wen nero ,ne hand Of
r,,. ,a.,.,, ""' ''T'''F care !, bestowed npon
1t ,s % Sa.,,, %" "a' =. 5s! seem no'si6eI
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SS-SPEciAL NOrIcEs Double the above rates
=, " Yearly Advertising reasonable terms accor-
dug to the space occupied and the number
All ndVertisements from transient persons or stranp
eFs, to be paid far ia ddrdnos
B1sincS! Cards not exceeding hYe lines $40 peryear
or 20 for six mouths but for shorter period nothIn
will he counted less than u square.
Tho privilege Of Annual Advertising IA lip,ited 70
inc Advertisers own Immediate business: and All
advertisements for the benefit of other prSonE a.
we'll Ra all legal advertisements and
otHuction sales and real estate sent By them uSS
be paid for at the usual rates.
,,4SarAdvertgsInsnts not accompanied with written
directions. will 10 inserted until forbid and ohRrge3
accordingly. $500 S''@' eVu
c0sos at full rates. e " "
Marriages, NoticUsof Funerals and announcements
Of sermons, so centH oarh nonyIIIS0
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JOHN n. LAKIN.

lsuceessor to Wheeler 4 Lakin.I
w ILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED POR
Inspection on Thursday, March goth, q now
-nu ' wei selected assortment Of
cloths, Cassimeres and VestingsI |
&ts0 4 assortment Of GESTLEMBN's FUR.
NIslIING GOODS. : ''H' =
~ patrons OF the old arm, and the public In gem
81, ~ respectfully invited to call and examine my
I =, oeIoTe making their purchases a. intend SELL
TiooSS mai Pronts to cash and prompt purchasers.
6Trn ii % ier the patronage bestowed upon the old
Ioolt continuance OF the Bame for the new
'N'Annent JOHN T. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
No. 1o2 Main st., Wheelips, "a.
VSACcO-SO toxes los Tobacco
10 do Sc do
30 do Va. lbs do
-, 4oEases KS do for Sal0 by
PAXTON, D0NLoN 4 o6LBBAY,
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v YoRK, Jan 10th, ls0e.


DEAE SIE-ln reply to your communication, offer
ing n- 'Fitty thousand dollars for the reccpe and
right l" make the Plantation Btiers for yUuf hospi
Ia! purposes during the war; VI. be-; to Say yopr
price Is a Ierai Ouc, considering it would cost US
h"!s'S 10 comply. and thnt otherwise IN derive
duties to our "nvernnIcnt and IDEAS OF
cy would not allow nS 10 entertain it, although il
guided iclirNrr1
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9atlggutE1liartrter
TERMS or FADVnRTTsTNaI

FWELvESOuD LLNEs OF NoNPAnEIL, CoR oNH 1ucH \ on
| LEsg, MAKE S0uARE.
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| lGNLOAKS.-5
Just received, another ease Of those pretty Cloak!
WhlOt No have sold many At old prices. Call seon
at dspn sT0NE 4 FHOAAs
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I N s U R A NOE.
Saddles, Harness. Trunks SC


"uOLEoALh = RETAIL.
T. SHEPPARD No.I8I Main Street, corner
Uhi0n, Will continue to keep OH hand Alnrgean
assortment Of all srelesIn his line consist
E ol Ladies and Gentlemen's Saddles Pine Coarse
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, satchelB, Col
Eonld respectfully call attention my stock, and
.: : " strict attention and promptness, to merit
'OItIIuHuee ~ Of the public patronage
Al Kinds Of repairing gpTOmptly done, and In pro
Vet mSnneT. J. B. SHEPPARD.
Sep%9 90 I3l, Main Street
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-31

Now that General Butler has
been assigned the duty Of exchanging
prisoners in room Of General Meredith
some real progress in that line may
be looked for. The whole question ol
exchange had merged into one Of a
personal character between Meredith
and Ould. Epithets were freely ban
died on both sides, and whilst thou
sands Of our brave boys were starving
to death. these gentlemen were dis
cussing questions of etiquette, Of which
the nation knew little and cared less
Mr.. Ould will find in General Butler
q man of different mettle, and one in
every way his superior. Thus far,
matters have progressed favorably, and
0uld has "quite politely" acknowledged
the receipt Of some medicines and
stores sent by General Butler. The
latter has SO uniformly proven himself
equal to every emergency, that We
have almost considered bin inviucible.
How Davis will swallow the appoint
ment Of the Beast for whose head he SO
lately offered large reward, is easily
surmised from his late message. The
probabilities now are that Butler may
have JEFF IS head some fine day without
offering any reward. Butler is the
man for the next Presidency. A little
wholesome hanging may be found
necessary, in order TO finally eradicate
the reasonable spirit from the body
polite, and for that, the General po-
sesses the nerve and will in remark.
able degree. The inveterste hatred
manifested toward him by the rebel
leaders and northern copperheads,
proves him the very man for the times.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-31
R The pressure upon our adve

% The pressure upon our adver-
Using columns this week. prevents us
furnishing our usual variety Of reading
matter. The Delinquent List will be
dispensed with in our next number. and
the contemplated change in some other
advertisements, will leave US room for
either new ones, or large amount Of
miscellaneous matter. If our new
fount Of type reaches us in time. we
shall present the first number of the
Journal, in the year 1864, in an entire.
ly new dress, greatly improved and en-.
larged. We aim to print paper that
old folks can read without the aid Of
magnifying glasses. We wish the
Journal to become welcome visitor at
the fre-side Of every loyal man or
woman in the county. For this pur-
pose we shall spare no pains nor ex-
PCuSo W uohO III dtbtoCttfCt cutCi Sdtu-
ing and useful, trusting to be remuner,
ated BY the prompt advance renewals
OF old subscribers, and an effort on their
part to extend our circulation amongst
their friends and neighbors.
Young men Of Gallia county! The
Presidential campaign of 1864. is al
ready open. Now is the time to dis
seminate the truth. Let your light
shine. Keep your principles before the
people. See that the true Union spirit
is kept up among you. Whilst our
brave soldiers are crushing out armed
treason in the field, be active in
Smashing" copperheadism wherever
you find it, whether taught by cringing
demsgogues who know better, or bah.
bled BY ignorant, yet deluded honest
men, who wish to do right If shown
the way.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-31
DIED..

In Patriot, Ohio, Nov. 81, 1863, LouRErrE
CLAYBoTGH. daughter Of Moses B. and Rebec-
ca ClaybOugh, in the 18th year of her age.
In Raeeoon township. Gallia county, Ohio
on the 10th inst, Of Consumption, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH 7 wife Of r. p. Porter, Esq, in the SOD
year Of her age.
Killed, at the battle of Champion Hills,
DAVID NJ Lesley, member Of Co. G, lIth
Indiana Zouaves, in the 23d year of his age
He was brave and gallant soldier, always
ready and willing to obey any orders, or make
any sacrifice for his country. He fought
bravely in the battles Of ROmney, Va, Fort
Donelson, Fort Henry, Shllo, and Port Hud-
son, and fell in the charge while taking the
Champion Heights. He was buried on the
battle field where he fought and died.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-31
Mn. Ep,ror:1as much as I dislike

Nh. EpfroR.-As much as l dislike
20 enter ia,o a newspaper controversy,
/ think the complimentary notice OF my
sell in the last Dispatch, no longer
leaves this matter to my own choice,
and therefore ] most respectfully ask
sufficient space 10 your columns to say
lew words to the public respecting
that notice.
Thst the notire was intended as en-
tirely complimentary. noy Be true. but
| say in all kBdness that court. no
such compliments.
There was 10 foundation for that
part Of it stating 81 had ignored my in.
seution once expressed IN the Cineinnatl
Commercial to put the Butternuts and
Copperheads trough in promiscuous
manner" fndig them upon the whole
"souad on the goose" / repeat that
the Editor of ue Dispatch irho srsr
he mcy 5e). hd no grounds for this
part Of the nolie. ] had no converse
tiou with anv me. who might be the
Edltof regardix DemocIees' RoPuo"-
cans or Coppeheads. knew l diff
fered with ali s,eh men as to where the
true demscrata party was to be
found.
As to nv letts referred to. published
in the Cincinnati Commercial, II do not
think / said any hing about it. to any
10 -,;,bt n the Editor ol the Dis
patch, and I Enoc that l said nothing
ignoring it, Hal spoken Of it at all it
would have been to reiterste what l
then said in stronger language if possi-
Bile.
I did say to gentleman who might
be the Editor Of the Dispatch, in re-
ply to q question be asked me. that
things had taken place between the
former Editor Of that paper, and my
self, which / supposed he knew nothing
about, or words TO that effect. Aside
from treating him cor any other man.
who might be the Editor OF the Dis
patch in a gentlemanly manner, that
was the only possible basis that could
be had for the aforesaid notice.
| 1t would be doing injustice to my
self 70 conclude without saying some
thing concerning the false impression
the aforesaid notice has carried with il
to the public. Undoubtedly the rea-
lders OF the Dispatch think am peBi-
tent; that / have confessed my sins,
and asked forgiveness. but ! have nc
confession to make; believe am yet,
a saint, OF in other words that / haVe
never sinned against the trus Demo
cratic Party. The quotation used in
the notice that l had found them
meaning the Butternuts ssd Copper
heads "Sound on the goose" will mol
fail to give out the impression, that
eonnive with that faction OF the Demo.
cratic Party who supported the exile
Vallandigbam.
thought my conduct ever sine,
the rebellion began. was sufficient t.
satisfy every one. Mot I,could not ST
dopn 10 the saerGmenfol table nth men
pko 90 dtgrade the name, democrat.
But the time has come when it is nee
esssry to speak. and i say unhesita
tingly, that never can fight for the
preservation Of the Union. and vote
the prosperity of the so-called Southern
Coufederacy.
Very Respectfully.
Yours,
G. G. ALESHIRE.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-31
THEYANKEE PRIsoNERs

The number Of Yankee prisoners 10
Richmond yesterday was l0,5a0. For
several days the arrivals have been
very meager. Yesterday six Yankees
(including one oficer) were received;
one was sent to the small pox hospital.
and eleven died.
SMALLPOX AT DANvILLB.
The Danvill Register says lbe small
pox is spreading among the Yankee
prisoners at that place to an alarming
extent. There are upward Of one hun
dred and fifty cases which have been
removed TO the hospital. 1t is serious
ly apprehended that it may prevail in
town as an epidemic. The disease
has been communicated to a member
Of the prisoners guardian officer, who
was boarding at private house in
town. The house has been quarantined.
A number of Yankees have already
died. There are upward Of 1000
prisoners in all.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-31

GosE TO DIxrE.-Judge Jas. Clark,
the ablesf Democrat in Butler county,
a Vallandighammer Of "the first
water" "peace" man Of the strictest
sect, being in favor Of absolute sub.
mission f5the rebels-tbis democrat"
went though our lines the other day,
on the icy to bis friends in Richmond.
For which, "Judge Jas. Clark, the
abiest Democrat in Butler county" "
deserves the respect Of every loyal
man, no matter bow much they may
despise his principles. We commend
bis course to some Vallandighammers
OF "ihe first water" in this section
But alas! they lack the courage to aid
the Confederacy in any way endanger'
ing their personal safety. They are
willing to do it, when the very Govern
ment they assaA is their protection, ant
where they can be paid in greeRbacki
instead of Confederate scrip.