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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-26
GALLIA ACADEMY,

JAMES H. NASH A. B., PRrScrsAL.
HANNAH LOVE, ASSISTANT.
THE Winter term Of this Institution win
Il commence on Monday, the 23d Of No
vember-. Special attention given to persons
fitting for College or for teaching. Rates Of
tuition from 90 to 800. No charges made
for less than halfa term. For further infornia-
ton, apply to the Principal.
s. NASH, President.
r. ALEsHIRE, Secretary.
Nov. u, 1863,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-26

wA mans wife often gives him all
the moral strength he has. She is at
bnee his rib and his backbone.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
IN scribers have been appointed and qualified
as Administrators of the estate of William
L. Cripps, late of Gallia county, Ohio, de-
ceased, JOHN N. KERR,
J. D. FERRAL,
Nov. 26, 1868. Administrators
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-26
Notice.
Flair.

A full supply of choice family, extra fam.
N lily, and superfne Flour, constantly or
hand and for sale by the barrel or retail by
O. & A. HENKING.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-26
LIST OF LETTERS

in the Post Office ct CALI.
IL polls, Gsllis county, Ohio, on the
day Of November, A. D. 1863,
which if not taken out before the twenty fifth
day Of December next, will be sent to
the General Post Office as Dead Letters.
Office hours from half-past 7 A. n, to
half-past 6 P. N.
Sundays, Office open from halfpa,t 7 to 9
A. N.
Anderson VIM Martin Preston
Bing Emma Mccoy VIM
Brown John r Moore Frances q
Cable 2 n Moore John
Clark Sarah Mcclure Mary
Laveny Eef Harvey
Campbell Jas-2 Petteford Delvina-2
Coates ia Phillips Sarah E
Crout John Porter Jas V
Dickson J r Reynolds Geo D
Edler Chas Stralep j & Bro
Estes Johns Servart RI
Eddy WI Smith julia
Byison John smith A
3arnes E A Sowards Nancy
3rier Elizabeth Scott Robert
NJ Eva Taylor Mary
Henderson John Taylor David
ZONES Henry MDW
ZONES II WO Wade ,Enos
ienner Jane Whiting Daniel
All letters advertised are subject to charge
4 one cent. Persons calling for them will
lease say advertised" and be prepared
With the proper change.
JOSEPH DROUILLARD,
Nov. 26. 1863. Post-Master.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-26
Nails

or all sizes, at the corner of Court and
" Third streets, for sale by
D. S. FORD & BRO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-26
Administrator Notice.

Nov. 26, 1863.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01
NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS.

North Carolina Regiments are at present III the
following Brigades and Divisions Persons in writ
ing to their friends in the army would DO well tc
give the regiment, brigade and division to which
they belong:
The lst and 3rd Regiments are in Stewart's Bri
gade-Johnson Division.
The 2nd, 4th, 9th, 18th, l4ih, 20th, 23rd and
Both are in Ramseur's Brigadc--Rodc's Division.
The 9th, 21st, 54th, 57th and Wharton's Bat
talon Sharp Shooters are in Hoke's Brigade
EarIv's Division.
The 7th, 18th, 28th, 33rd and 37th arc In
Lanes BrigGde-Penders Division.
The 6th, 3lst, 5lst, G1st are in Clingman's Bri-
gade-Whiting Division
The 9th, list cavalry is in Hampton's Brigade
-Stuart's Division
The llth 2Gth, 44th, 47th and 52nd arc in
Pettigrew's Brigade-Heth's Division
The 18th, 10Th, 22nd, 34th and 3Sth are in
Scales Brigade-Pcnder's Division
The 18th, 42Ed and 50th are in Martins Brig
aye-Whiting's Division.
The 18th, 9th, 10th and 4Sth arc in Cooke 5
Brigade Ransom's Division
The 24th, Both and 10Th arc in Ransou4's Bri-
eade-Ransom's Division
The 32nd, 43rd, 18th. 5}rd and 2nd n c. Bat
TALON III Daniels Brieade-Rode's Division
The 18th Regiment Cad cavalry isin ". IL.
F. Lees Brigade Stuart's Division
The 29th and Both are in McNar's brigade
Frenchs Division.
Jhe 55th is ir Davis Brigade-IIcth's Divis-
ion.
The Goth is in StovalIs Brigade Breckin-
ridges Division.
The 9th is in Frazer's Observation-Disclosures
Division.
The 65th is in Pegram's Brisaae-Buckner's
Division.
The 10th, 59th and G3rd are in Robertson's
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01
AN ACT
y RELATION TO TIE MILITIA AND A GUARD
FOR HOME DEFENCE.


. , 10 i cnartrd 2v the General Assembly of
-.,. r E,.rtb GaroIiui and il is hereby enacted
~ ,nc .r,loritv Of the same, That the exemptions
| r.i..i il, tl. Militia Of the State, shall be for the
''. ''l ,- n,1vilino for the enrolment OF men
,i ,.,i,li,. ,lr.rca aud granting exemptions from
'oF ''' ,.,,,I, cal. ..c roi,scriuIiol au, cx-
Inc 5'''"'' 1'
'mEN' 81 c...1 -. ,,,.o,.l Tlot # shall he the
S'' ~ ",r't' -. -. f,1 he enrolled -, = Guard
"'I ID '', , I ri,i,e r',Ir ,cr,ons not already
''r ""''' non" ,i." - rho Confrd.,ate States bt.-
en- .'' ' - 'i,I,.,, md Gfv wears resident in
'N''" ;f,,.I,I- f,r,.,,,rrs NOT naiuraIizcdswho
."' ''''' I, :, ,n ~,,ta far tI,irlv d,vs hp(ore
h:N~ '""" rce''"nIS IN ,iS fI;iHo lI ofcts
-n! '"' l,. - 1I,ti ~a.rc,nc and >1ncrior
d. i.,I, ttc numbers ofihc General
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- .'-'' "'' ~, ui,;.,a.s Tf the Go,,,rI
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srHI cause "Ii f'la""S 'L.'"''o' - ,I 80
NV" I'''""A 9I:lohS :" I'''s ~ ,,'si,,,eI y, ri
'""'t''''>i WIN ~ > ~ - ~ ;t L,.,,iiors or
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F'-'H' ht"' '','I" ''''" Il. la'I''> " ,.l
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01
From he Ralei4l Age.

Extract of letter from soldiera member of
the 14tb n G. Regiment to his father in Raleigh.
The writer is humble man, knows nothing of
tropes and figures, nor has he any 'stars'' or
bars upon his collar; but he is a good soldier,
true patriot, aud has common sense to know the
evil tendency Of the things he earnestly reuIoD-
strates against. The letter is written to his tather,
and extract the following portion:
''Father, there is & great stir up here about re-
construction in North Carolina. There is Il Con
vention held to-day at Orange G. H., to ask the
citizens Of North Carolina to please not to hear to
any thing like reconstruction. Lit every true
hearted Southern man remcnbCr the brave boys
that have fought and died on the battle fields and
won laure!s for our good old State that viii! ever
make our children and the rising generation proud
OF the deeds of their brave Parents, whenever they
glance their eyes the pages Of the history Of
this war. Father, for MY sake, don't have any
thing to do with tLat reconstruction party, for il
is liable to lead us and country to everlasting
destruction; and it is calculated to disgrace the
brave deeds of your son, and others that have fal
len and died OH manly bloody battle fields. Faith
cr don't be dishearcncG at home Never As
long as your son can be content with all the pr-
vations of camp lfe please let yourself be the last
one to say any thing in the way Of grumbling.
Let those who are doing the fighting BE- the ones
to DO the grumbling, if any: and those out Of the
service should be the last to ever think Of doing
any thing that will disgrace us
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

SOLDIERS ORPHANS FUND.---t meeting Of
;he Board Of Trustees Of tie Fund donated ior the
education of Soldiers Orphans, was held ih'this
city On the -Ufh utt, and was well attended.
Q0e . number OF important measures were adop-
ted. which will appear in the proceedings order
cd to be published y Provisional Boasd OF ON
GERS and Directors were appointed, among which
were the iolaaiag: George w Mo;dccai. Esq
President; several Vice Presidents, the names not
REMEMBERED; s II. Young, Secretary; John q
Williams, Treasurer; Rev. T. L. Deems, l>nanclal
Ageut. and Beard Of Directors consisting Of one
or more from each county represented IN the list
Of Douers Dir. Deems has procured upwards OF
SIlS,OUO and not one third OF the counties have
been visited ed--Roicigh Age.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01
CIR }Nrstrrn a].1mofrat.
= CHARLOTTE, n. c..
NOTICE.

Our terms are Jfss dollars pen, year in advance.
B5@ Individual or local sbinplascrs will not be re-
ceiyed When sent to they Will be hold subject to
the scndcrs call, and not returned by letter.
tcrS at the expiration Of tie time for rhich Il i F9ad
Those rho rant TO eontnc mast renear Iore or 7 TT e
pfratjon crthcir time.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01
NORTHERN ITEMS.

A fellow named Webster has been arrested in
New York for selling fac &imiicS of I. 5. Treasu-
~ notes which he declared were so we'll executed
that they would pass for originals; but claims that
be caunct be convicted, because they were sold as
fac SimteS.
So, the example set by the Yankee Government
IN counterfcitng Confederate currency, has not
been lost on the sharp wits Of its subjects.
Saws the Ny Herald: 1t is announced that if
Nallaudigham is elected Governor Of Ohio, the
Lieutenant Governor, George +. Pu2h will place
himself at the head Of two hundred thousand men,
march to Canada and escort the new Executive to
Columbus. How tho two hundred thousand mon
are to be raised does not appear Oh the programme.
The Philadelphia "Inquirer," boasts that Col.
Wilder, Of Rosencranz army, ''since February last,
has hung five and shot fifteen rebels, including a
second lieutenant, caught with our uniform On, IN
accordance with the orders OF General Rosecranz.
There are 1862 prisoners reported in Camp
Chase Ohio Delegations from kentucky aud
Tennessee, largely composed of ladies, with cloth
ing and comforts for their relativcs, daily impor-
tune to see the prisoners. though but few succeed
\ marriage took place the 18th inside tho r:is-
o,h Both parties were Kentucky Z. r.
An assault was made or negro church in
NeuIuhis on the 10th, while the negroes were at
wolship, completely breaking every window in the
building. and driving the inmates into the street
The men were arrested aud subsequently released
The Southern Bank Of Kentucky, in Carolton
was robbed, Thursday morning, by sixteen inca iu
uniform, who represented themselves as Oelon ging
tr Calls Rebel Cavalry. After removing all the
money from the bank, amounting to $4,000, and
burning the papers therein, they mountcd their
horses and fed.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

MILITIA OFFICERS Militia officers have been
exempted from conscription for the purpose of aid
ing the authorities at home in arresting deserers
and inforcing the conscript and other laws. But
in some sections these officers have neglected to do
their duty. They have not only neglected to as
sst the State and Confederate authorities, but some
Of them have actually helped to embarrass the au-
thoritics aud iniurc the cause by taking part with
the grunlblers and disafect6d they have allowed
men who subject to conscripton to 60 clear and
evade the service, and in other ways acted badly
All such must be broke of their commissions and
sent to the conscript camps. We hope those who
have the evidence sufficient to convict these negli-
gent and unworthy militia officers will send it to
Gen Fowc at Raleigh. If true meo do not inter
est themselves in this matter the cause will suffer
Let the real friends Of the South speak cut.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

FROM MIssIssIpPI-A fatal epidenc-con-
restive fevcr-is said TO be prevailing at Vcks-
burg. This disease is regarded rs more formidable
than yellow fever. Eicksburg Is fthe sweet
est of places ON the continent for congestivc fever
as the Yankees will find to their cost for mouths
to come Even frost, we think will hardly suffice
to stop it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

How WOULD he BE TREATLD!-Srppose that
some nan should be elected to the next .Confcder-
ate Congress who entertained sentiments inimical
to the auseof the South, or who had secured his
election by panderng to the tories and traitors Of
his sccton, how would he be treated by the true
men who will compose that Congress? Why he
would be degraded and insul1ed and spit upon as
he onght to be, and no respectable southern man
would associatc with him. The Confederate Con-
gress viii be composed of loyal southern men, and
if any miserable dena-ogae should happen to OBJ
tain a seat ia that body who has favored subuis-
sion or rccons truction encouraged opposition to
the Government among the people, he would find
the place too disagreeabe for his person. We
do net suppose that any portion of people will
disgrace themselves by eIecting such man, but
if they were to do SO, he and they Vould certainly
occupy an unenviabIc position aid merit the con
temIt and scorn Of ali PATRIOTS
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01
NOTICE TO DHasT0RS

All persons indebted 'fhe Estate of Patrick !
Lowre, deceased, requested to call aoI make m
ueliate payment TO SAML. p. SMITH
Dec co. 1852 Attorney for Exccutriy
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

BLANK DEEDS. Warrants, Ejectms ITS, &
for sale tHi> Office.
Printing pr mPtlv at, d to order.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

OPPOSITION TO TIE WAR IN M.INE.-In the
Maine Democratic State Convention there was
some pretty bold talk in opposition to the war.
The Hon. Mr. Bradbury, who was nominated for
Governor, was &nnounccd as opposed to the war.
1t was boldly stated that if he were elected he
would act iii concert with the Governors Of other
States in Withdrawing the federal troops from the
field and thus leave the Lincoln authorities unable
to continue the war. We don't know how much
chance there is Cor the election Of Bradbury, but
unless the opponents Of Lincoln are kept away
from the polls in the Northern States this Fall by
the bayonet, they were in kentucky, the result
w& be favorable te the South.
The yankee papers announce q great Union vic
tory as the result of the late elections in Kentucky
but they don't tell their readers how the victory
was obtained. The true southern men-wcre pre-
vented from voting by orders from Gen. Burnside.
That's the way the yankees treat the frccmen Of
the Suuh. Who in North Carolina is willing to
20 back under yankee rule? Let him shog, HIM
self and then let"bim be transported to yankee
land and not allowed to remain here and foncnt
divisions and disturbances.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01
$40 IsEyg ARID.

SrRAYFD red and white mu}yy COW, nearly dry.
She purrha~, for Mr. Howell where in Union
county. The abov, reward viii b. paid to any who
will talk. her up and her inform
Aug. ;. l~6& If SAMI.. J LOWRIE.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

Bzz5~ letter in the Raleigh Spirit Of the Age
from Western North Carolina, says:
"The collision which occurred recently between
the Militia Of Yancey county and some Union men,
caused by one Jones, tory from East Ten
nessee, who, in trying to take some prisoners from
the hands of the Militia, shot one Higgins, Con-
ederate officer, dead upon the spot. Said Jones
i. now lodged III McDosell Jail, awaiting his SEN
Ience IRON, Gov. Vance. All such men should be
taken up wherever found and shot. The Indians
under command Of Capt. Lowe have since secured
the whole comfy and cleaned it out. They killed
Is tories and took 26 prisoners
We hope-Gov. Vance will secure the speedy e1-
ccu,:on of Jores and all other tories. But it
would be much better for our troops not TO take
any such villains prisoners-they ought to be shot
as soon as discovered. \ southern man who takes
sides with the enemy, or opposes the Confederate
government, is meaner than yankee and deserves
death
, 1863-04-15

The manner in which the rebel loan, said
10 have Iccu cf1ccte,, with the assistance Of q
honse at Fraukfort-on-thc-Main, is looked
upon By the honorable business houses Of
Germany, we learn BY the following reliable
It is true Tint the jewish clearinghouse OF
Raphael Etlargcr, at Frankfort and Paris, In
connection with English lonses, los underta-
ken to negotiate loan, but only. Of fifteen
million dollars. But at no German Exchange
could they dispose Of ono farthing Of it, Pub.
lie opinion agninst slavery is much too strong In
rebels there In Frankfort, persons who wcrc
advocating the loan were oven expelled from
private clubs
L Frankfort correspondent Of the London
, 1863-04-15

" smle vas Oh her llr-heaHt was IN her look
strength was Ii her sttr and In tcr Plantation
| BItte-s"
S-T-t86O-X.
Aic* bottles Of Plantation Dltters
81 sa'ss%'ss sss r. F,s s;s5:a sts
" ests FStse-,,sc ni,: Mratigoe ri aud Short Breath.
Mtnt4. DespoadencY
ssll"v Completion WeaE so1els &C.
Which arc the evidences Of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It's estimated that seventenths Q: al adult aa.ats
proceed hom diseased and torpid liver The hillary
secFetlo15 Of the Liver orer1oHing into the stomach
poison tsc entFo system and exhibit the ahoye
toms.
Atc- long research VIC arc able to present the aoss
remarkable cure FOR these hoE1id nightmare diseases.
tnc world his ever produced Within one year over
SIX hundrtd and forty thousand pe1sons hare taken
the Plantation Bitte1s aud instance COMPLAINT
has come to our knowledge.
It Is most efcctual tonic and agreeable st;nu,s1t
suited to al conditions Of life.
The reports that It re1Ie: upon mineral substances
for lte active properties wholly falsc. For tbs
pubic satisfaction. and thxt patients may consq1. their
physicians, We append List Of Its components.
,.,.,.,
rnsrs l., ~. troat-r.nt -, r.ra.ns .n,a n-.aas.t.
weakness 6c II WI 1nt,oduccd ,n,a eurons ~ t,s
Corn,rss u,fc of th- vcrrov or pa. IN ,st. ,,d -
terwa-s so,d hr tc anita -on ~ -xo,,,n,-. a,c
OF 17a o,gy vr,our 1v s11v,p mia ~ 49,. -.
Jzsrrr's Powpyns and x,s tns11v nr,aa ,nhI,r h-
Louis XVI. Elng OF Franco. Humboldt n1ale5cspecta1
American tra.els
*1'S..a ol41snoa' co!le and ol5s sasss
orofacal anecsons
CuAxoM11E FLowEEs-For enfeeblcd digestion.
1.rxnpu F,ovpaaa-on-+t, .4,.,,.x.
tonie-lich}v ,nylror,t1n~ In n.rvona dch,l,,1
,r,--.,r. ,,
~t 49, 'o4A.' AA7Aasa' &C.
anu A11>' 1naen uf Gu " f1otaesA nursing
Also. c'oTsbuds. ORANGE car1auaJ, sortander,soa
root. &C.
A-1ooo-A'
Aoother rnnde,fn, fncred1en+ or c,.n,.. ,.,-
,m,p~tI,- be,n,v N III. ,on,,.-,.,, ,.,,,.
thc ,,,nt IA vs+ rnr,ovr ~ ~, .a.'".a. w
,r,,15 md IT, vtth,o,d i,c ,,r,o to..H. - " '0
rtpnrravT rrprrr1c,rre
Focnps-r. n-,,-.
W 80 A-<S'Noe' ny AooAA
, 1863-04-15
Star, Of March 4, contains the following on
The 4p1na E,,1tiaHf.

Star, Of March &, contains the following on
the same subject:
The Aktrnair {f1ranci:l ncwspapcr) an
nounces that thu house of Raphael Erlaugrr,
frankfort and PaEis) is negotiating u Coufvd.
erate loan Of &, ,oo, ,Gco and that sl0O, 200 have
already been ADVANCED III It in exchange at
$40 per cent. premium. Indignation against
those concerned in TIKI, ntIair il very great
here. In oo{der to allay it, tie said lonss has
felt compelled to anncllnec that the bonds are
not to be placed III Germany, but ouly In
France and Englund; also, that the loan is
only to enable the rebels to pay old debts, aud
not ut all to furnish meaus for a further prosc-
cution Of the WAT. The deepest regret Is gem
orally expressed that an otherwise respectable
German house should stoop to undertake 4
loan for Government: thcs ole object Of which
is the fir1ner establishment extension aud per-
pctuation OF. slavery. And that fifteen mil
lions would not 60 very far, even toward the
payment Of old debts, will appea. from a
slight glance At the annual report made By the
Secretary Of the Treasury uf tbe rebel Slates,
under daie Of January l-Vashington l. -Ghron-
, 1863-04-15

PROFITABLE LEAD M1SE--When the Erie
hallrcad was being built through the hills near
Fort Jcrvis, the workmen cut across metallic
yeln, little snspecting that they had uncovered
the richest lead-bcaring lode ever discovered
In this country, and perhaps any other. Re-
Gently, some new York capitalists haye bought
the location, organized company FIR work
lng it, under the title Of the Erie Lead Mining
company, ana are now delivering large
the best developed mines in Europe.
, 1863-04-15

N E-My wife, ;tt Thso1osl:i1 'sl1
cettcr snoxn IS Ms. He.,pan;3 aa3,s Tb,4 az psS
h.rhor3nT W. ~ or trusting her O. Ely seeoon" -
nsy no deb;s OF her contsactintyE ntyE1ir1aM PULLMAN.
.,,u,,1s1 spit e3.@N
, 1863-04-15

The Di~tlrbsncH at Reading.
Recent dispatches from Philadelphia have
referred to threatened disturbance by dis.
lo5alists at Reading. The following is the
original dispatch, which was not sent to the
Western press:
READING, Pa, Thursday, April 0, 1se3.-A
numerous mob of the Knights Of the Golden
Circle have Just marched 10 town to rescne
conspirators against the Government, It is
said that large numbers arc being formed to
reinforce 1t. Difficulties Of no ordinary char
acter are apprchended, and prompt aud encr.
getic action mag be erequired from our au hori-
tics. The treason is taking an insnrrectionary
form, md should be crushed ut once with all
the YjEor Of the lay.
, 1863-04-15
LIYE 4T0Q Is .

D.o7ars szt Farmers Will nnd this the .nost atr13-
Ayeors route 10: Live Stock. Capac,ous YA7tts vo1
ossn opened tine and ita coaneetlons aud every
chi II II Sa aand q @ sea "a eeas
EestnE, choice y offered q ~ PlIlI ApEIrA41!a
JEW fNRk and BALTIMORE Markets. This Vim
Also Re found the Shortest quickest and most direcs
route for Stock to New FofH-Ists AutntoxaI-AaA
with fewer changes tran any otSrE.
ESpCI! LEWIS. G:a1 sup>t, 4Altoo1a PA.~,.
L. L. HOEPT. Gen1 Ticket ASc9t tnilane14p1sS S..,
tAty7!3ly