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A. 4 o J. eva NV, IN t.e roie-'fIul .arr
Ss u 4 hss" 'Hs'tcl. wt.Is. d. i 1T.
AZ "h'n "tec all aca's, ,he. f.i.o AMI ,..y
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o, ".vi " s.oae," IN III b We wor,. Sat We d..
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VIII tie -sVi.L- Lew u o.; L. ca, D.. % -.
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NJ !,
Al w. e.dusy s,re "elo..l" alta the SWINE ~
No dep.
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u . he ".' - 1. u s....i H ono;
A"i 80 led" ) .Ls,cr, t,.ct .ii d,.i...s must
A. tie devils Ill were ''cAo.ei'' .n IL. 50.
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Partisan f:ossin


ct'er from Paris gives us sJrne gEfn-s.s o.
n.t,o.ab @ lie IA tina, cliv
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4. ~ - " an y al - "H' '' VA hIS ee'
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=. II lao Dr., 10 th~ 81 " q" Vie F".'-
q. "iWAh' 81 wa Vac u A''H si-N"
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CLEARED.
STEAMSHIP Il Bon ior, HcKcon B,lt.m,rc
SUITS Eliza n Lauciin, Londonderry; Pio.ec.
tor, Lerhoru.
BAEkS Laura. Eiiznbethp1r.; Adelgilr, RIO IA.
moro, Arena, Sligo FIa,ia, Cork: Jupiter, Nrt-,rp.
BRIGS Slomucr. :, Johns, NJ; EIz,he,l Young.
lN,mou,b' Lola u fhomas; Mary B,noAA, Csfde.
nNs hOsccvsdo, Demararh.
sCHOONFPs u 4 berry, w..hiry.on. No-,.or.
B.rlt, Afcti., R,ltimor.: Lead,t >ui bar Cornr,
CT iO-'ou. u ! ~ eo'i, H1,1u. t!.,,rl , Il A.
Nc"lufI pIr;; t'Viivn EI!- y Al. MI. Nc- OtloAn,
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS poaroke, IIsvans S,,yor Wash.
lax Oh, u G. hammond, Hamburg Scotia lIycrrool
SiIpS Constantine, !. vrrp1oI: Onward po-. To-.
~, q; treat " csscrn, L'vriroi. Ihornt5n v,r.
poo, NW Mir., taLy M il,Ic, I.y,Ils-.: I ftou.
Nv Orleans Imp stiiG Elijah tn, Al,Naudt IN,
J-Hil, hrit, LlyrtposI Lonidas, Moutovldto. VIA
Isp'co;t, Liverpool.
lNhkS -Vus Francs. Havana; s..nosdc. C.,.cI.
lsnare, Columbia, MalsgG NormsnGir, Vera Cr,.:
f,rmon., Mon.svito, Antlocli. Nsr-cllr,
hkL.S-ca;hsrino Rosei', cslsi': IA ., COW Ray,
G u. Eso'a, Arpinw.ll. fs.hion, = 800 ngo CIV;
ain pfiiE " Nntcvideo; Wallace ieox Sill, LAND.
Il Allen, Ponce, PR.
.sCnooNERs-J II seruinc Psn.sco'., nj. Or.
tinp'c j w Congion, t MARTINI; WSr Eagle From
IRA, golden l-ece, kuatsn, Al bavis Port ROYAL:
May tloser, Sillbrdgt; Johlnda Ward, Il =, 4, 4:
Nouaf,e', AuttSve.; Georr- Dar.y, New or ans:
iampden Belle; Pol' Even for Newburypo't sophla
y n ron ROuIunt Tor Bo.tou; Lindsay n, o.
irsnh IL Bel, Portsmouth; AArcia. Eaton: Iaconia
$50; Julla frantlin, Portland, Me- Aiex.nd-r Mid
d'.oh bsi,imnre 10y lio.on iianpon, Cs,.i,; Gre
can do: " III Miller Ronlou' to- R@afon; Roam.
NJ lrrdss. Emp-eis, II tieo,s,; 4 sawyer, lisng'r'
ilura' lul - Recklsnt; Rood. Bottom; Hop. Gov
Eay, II; III loot, Trinidad, Cuba; fredonia it,ck.
port; : Tiiley, Dorchester.
BELOW -BsrksE A Cochran, Maanz..; LEROY,
brig iarald. honduras Tor Boston; ship bars
and . hris, unknown.
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TuE DH,rT EXEMPTION inee,in. Of
tn Comin'n Council las, evening III, Majority lie
port appropaist,ns a million dollars " ,xe-p: al
IN from the DAFT in Brooklyn "a. Garnet p, =
.'tio' party vote Of ~ u tho Republicans vo.hs
gatu.t a.
l. NJ LNrSCnEp.-The u. =. Iron-cad
battery ononlags will be launched at the Cont
u'u'I lou Works on wcdnrsdAy inofn,ns.a at CHIT
O'Clock IN - Will sro l.' lsunchcd from ia, slIp
Az ~ vi. y, -tln On, near IN luh -ticut Fer
-" Point, On Wsdn'-ds,, At ~ A. n tho sd.
"httl steamer 'toina.D.Ole," LuiII - 4. Naudsr-
nm -. - -
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IhS mrher OF WI ham l.. lsncey, VA n.tivo ~
lioy ny. she vac e.frc. tvriuN.aut. and r-sur'cd
10 ,N'ry means -i;hiI htr pow annoy her
hu.bAud, among O'het thing, heating hls Auif. aud
iwh tu hot thN they burned tn kin from his mouth
WI"u Tie attempted to eat si,h them. la, accom- ..
i0hSl'~s, lor louns liuiey Icing such lire .attT.
P.iN't iirsrsgr, of savoy, though q mere lad II.
ever ihch mat. W Len !. a,Ant tea uyon IL :
khr 10 pre,cnt pgt inu tn Prince rai.-d In tp,
"a, M 'HuDcriu. h, esesy nsu nat tam u - 3,
10" It's fruo~ :" Lud sh"n tn synlics nppuAch,, to
axe hb bnd ir tho putpo.s VI k.--iuF i, nt,i D.
a.r' At iickL, a4,.Ls, cntlv4en, th.s vn.-
done"
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CASE OF ROSCOE X. WATSON.
pr ~ URArphHTH, New York;

TE-l rns d.. prlvits IN Cumpsnv +, s4ven,,cr'h
reg m mt New York Noluntt ers While y iiafri.ou.
Landing aud on the R,ppahAnnuck, near ! a.-,outu,
| AID many u the tlmp,nv sick with. b hons
dINrtda. m" army surgeon did not cure NJ, and |
VII reduced to skin aud bone. Among h" company
were ,iultc number of m, nberp who had worked in
yuur lators;ory II Sing sing. They Nure not sick
b Cause hey used Bran r-ths Pills. rhe.c m II PIE.
vailed upon me aud hers e. Use tn Pi.ls, and 20
were all cured in from two to live tsys Aff,r ihis
our boys u.'d Brandt. he Z 10 Tor the typhu ven
fu-torr heath.
Ga ot sIatitulo to you for nv oil he,l,h send
y"l thu ~ z, which, II nec,ssary, tho entire COM
pKuY val sign.
snl, 10 ,'ertlully, yours.
ROSCOE X. WATSON,
JiNrst h3. S.se ing.
kNNEsrEN SsY SrYLP lNsUsrs rIg GEsrisr.
IS aud 9TH. 4 II. sold at !5c. Is'i box ith full
dir'r'l. Is, By all spectacle dealer, eve. ywh-Ie
ne same ps, ,uga. coat, i, .iXty IA bJI price
1p,., NJ y / uiuu s,uae.
NEH SIflE Al ~, . n.At,r TxoH LAYpG,rpRY
PRINCIPAL UyrICE BRANDREIH uUl 81,
NEW lOH-s. Y.y
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Questions for f.ittio Folks.

h'w long Wa issiet Adam ''sparAins" mother
Eve befor, Lc p p.ci the qu sIoni" Hoo I'D
were they when they were ns-r.dy Wat kind
"' dress did tho bride wear. aud VIII w.r, her
hriiesmaids aud how many had sh-Y T. wat
d'H"'iii@ti1u did ley bs.unsy VITO i.rni,Lrd
VIZ welding diLurr, and how many iuylt,d guests
at dO"HtD II. Wrrc tne ~at,is vile " colsr.d (!
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The Gold Product Of the World.

In the jay number OF the BASKEEs' MAGNzt~r
l. . stated, that from. reliable data n appcar, at,
To Production e 20 Il ami We. trou ,ho.t ,lo
word has quslrul'ei SIM the first d &c ve,y Of
gold T. California ISIS % Tn proIn,tiou an
ma .N, Ia the years lS6-lsiS, wrs es, IN ,ted At
sat, -"ie Wi'iops 81 tulars, 4 n H.. Russia s1d
M,Au'" vare the priniia. source. Tie piolurt ,r
the current year ~ ett.Iust.d at over 40 Lu.Ir,l
AMI .,yent, mih,ouH
"r,ful scrlt,ny o. tho whole subject, q. 10
sources 4 mis- slPp'v, serves l. show ihit >o-th
AMI south Amerl q, prolu p. about GA,i.un n,
goi, and "a 5000 ,u siyor, = total q. i. a. lo1
Ooo. Ais't'la, RIs'a ~ otNo- portions of IN,
Nur 4 produce sunnsl Y $l0S 2.,o GA 10. gold and
i',1i5,H" ~ SILVER, u ton. oi sl4,.i1i,fW. The
snnua ASerH.e Of the "Lpd ,rl," If cali lrii, i,
s,t down At 100000 no. The eject II tus a,cu.
mutation ~ ~ 4 l. thus sisted by thu reviewer:
The y'st a'ohmuutous o. r'li the 3 four
teen yeats iuur largely - the lent tie Tinted
nt't"s AMI Great u taIn by E,riug All 4iu,I "a Sc 10
comm'r,o and to manufacture. Remote nation.
are indirect he.ttuc becaure the course TIA e
il such inat gold wal flow " those countries ~ ere
ablr - ia. II IT. and whcr, tur bu II 20 An 1 rl n
H'otlc III, "a valued, OF esllc the rrS st results.
Ia d. f. dem nstrsted e. tho 'A't III .t tuiNiI-
standing tie additional ace .inilsIuLs OF g., /. q
c'onH metals within theph t'Ul.on Years oIuuuul.
NJ oVer one III 'usaud m. Iol, Of dI4ur4, here
% really tu h,t'c more On b ani IN the Uuitri
states and Wes'rn E.to,'t au g. 80 l>as. In
T. - year lNai tue IslA of France he'd four hum
dre ami elshtS-IN mill MS 4 fan .u ii yos and
eig'tN-twn M lntH N got wler.ils 10 q, If 81 A
PEN az twrlAc years Il hul4 turr, hun IT, A and
NINETY flu- ml,i us iu Nu,l met a. / tie ,e,r
-: TIE lianA OF En- anI lc.I e., OlouI in
u.'."i anu a., ~ VIZ. ~, 90 t't, ''r tie c.lu-
Try at lNrg i q loin,-s,'ck BANGS, ,u4utrs uauk-
and piivs.e bsukrIs IN Ilu,a n.us tut su.I n eel,
20 riNrs. lh,- var tie huIuau ami COIN o tie
Hans 4 ny amt r'ut'" 'rom AZ g H., milop4
,.erl.n., AMI the scot aud lr.-A biuxs "a. ..uu,O
from w4leL W d,du-c IT, i5.J~.4g cou pIrai,s
table;
... Year 1893
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SUPERINTENDENT HAMMOND, r.,

- ordering calomci and destructive Mineral. from
the supply tables, has conferred b. seiug o our sic
soldier. lie, him not stop here. Let MIN order the
icoliinusnc. OF bleed ng," and thu use Of BRAN
bhtTIs PILLS IN the place Thereof Then ~ COM
urncs Lrs egs' In the practice of medicine, which
would then become etnphatcslly
TIE HEALING ART.
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CURE BILIOUS nIAREHGA,
CHRONIC pARRHGA, CHRONIC pYsEvTRRy

And all Fever and Affect ions Of ~ Bowels:
Also Rheumatismr, Aifect ions Of the hln., ' nd
Src n; their use In, general good r't up, eve.y
oIsan, beeanse they purity the blood. II a! nlMs
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Would diiessr affect u. 1t our blood were pure
Then n BEANlREIHS PILLS purify tie blood,
the I,t'o our health, aud nVRE 4 nUsrRFp YE,s's
4 E has proved they iniAl ihly pIri'g the blood.
BRtNpkEIhS PILLS
are purely Vegetable, aad inIoeent bread, but In
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OSI-ON MONDAY ENhNINt, E.T
re Americ1n Et?fe-- Bald M AMI U,fi.aou Il
ioli Hi.e and h east Pm r., frJrr n,
. HoelAi It"nla am tie th4uei ol ihr 90 u,. ~
TThNl ns them at i tLrstopIer 81, Arst tour )
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Too Late for Classification.
x,H sE'asA.

kbks 2 -k3.
DElCKWEDEL On SF- Ia, July 20, Cf-ne,ia
Brek .,d"l, ~. ,. > la \. Bf.cks,1 ], ss,d 30 5ts
III fr.end' and Gcas.a'-Ars 4 the family ara
da'I at emo. "a, -,'N iust 4. D. O'Clock, tiou -
,hu'eh' cor. OF Lii. 40 ~ stnout uther iuvit..
,HGHrs or Jr'y :;th, J-s-ph W Huete,, 80
II month"; and rs cI,,
The a.y.- 80 4 ode Of ,." family are ro,?-ct.
iu!y iLNt'd to hi'c.i far iuulral. this Tue . ~
sitein N u nc OK. Ir.ul tAe r.edcAce of hrs 10
Ten'n' 30 Monioc It. 81
,LOtp \; Orange Lake, Scvburrh. on Monday,
yor - st 'on OF Geo. " AID EaohI /. Loud, aged
yeaf' month. snd Z -.
Lite angel, Ia, ih'rr l.!
f,r aou wrlf go pure and luv.iy
The relatives NJ nGa oi IN family ara respect.
,nsi,I 10 -. 100 49, faas ca, Ga wetnay
hi' isthtr, 400 le.anr,y.t. 90
McNANtS- ga Iuly 2I,h, 1893. Jane. Mcaanu.
n1Nr oi tn CcdIiy L'nsoId. ireland. l., q y
nj, fien'k and sc rilintanccs arr respectful n.
viied 20 Wt'id tine funeral, thr trur'daty alto
no, ~, =, n't,at O'clock. from hi. late ro,id nee
:" "o', I''hrt' al
o'bklEN On July 2lih Thomas oBri,n. AGED a
year. " $500
III, [c!''iye. and friends, .-o the nonl,c-. Of
Srma! o-., g. H. n am and 'H ,s" , gE.
my IN General, aye rep cfuly 10 vi eel to "A tend IA,
,antin; rom No Madison a., tho duesd,yJ al cr
me m.mbs" oi Mum Lodge. SO 100 p "a ".
ton - ,hc lbyc Iod- ~ thet t,ons .
9, "a Iu sd'', Juy .~'h, ~ T. 81 i.r the pi,n ..
our acos s ' Brine. floNfTyy % me
VI, 'nb'n 81 NoiniHi L1d-U. Nu. a3n and N, trueAI
ny y, !" general az ,ipIIy nygl tea's nd
WAY on MONDAY, Joly =. Mn, Ann WAY. d. ID,
re- .d,nc' Of EeT son, lhos. T. Wa, ~ Lailr,ou
Further no.c" I'LL he given %: Inc o'uer,l. Try
FLOWER MAktES WANTED coon
= hands VII % have s'c'd c,lpi oyment ,nd the u
ADJ I' al, ao w " fj' c ,rNrH PId shie ear4s
EOR ShLE--A PAPER KOTTE on TiRI
u PEI eide Of staten bland. EnrIlrr Of E!'rlNB
l.; mALl, AZ QnArant,ut Landing or Rns. str %
w llhmsluTct. u.I
COOP TAlLpEEssES WANTED nj
Svork on hno irocK coat, a, t3J Fourth II. tfa
COOP DEt>SMAKEES AND? APPrrZ.
.Ith aud - .ts - " -
[ ,OSI-ON MONDAY ENhNINt, TT
- ne America Et7fr-- Bald ng ami hannah Il
i9n ~. ana . eTt IN; rh' lndrr VII rccciv,
- ,os a. te"n!o ani t-r th4usi o.. he osut. ~
!EShv!ns them at l'tLsn'opaer 81, first foor. Ms
r .OSI-A BOY . YEARS OF A,,E. Su,J,,
.rs .p,is S@5 81 Ian :; and A. A. irl' e,
s,ln ts,l 4ln to be- svs' AM UJJ%lra
RRWARp-inSrElT NEW CHANNELS
L - and o. i,s.Hr. - 49, iru.lI som- p.rir
tot.'s IN under w.l. I.Ha-. f''.ul II O. III al
a., cr roo, vidos "om'H' ROSA D0uuLERiY
CTABLE-MAN WANTtD. ENQUIRE Al
- 81 Wet ls.hs, i.enor Bakery. Il r.encc. 20
AZ OPERATOR on NiNI.
,bo !" '4s'u 49,, "h vat. $3.50 ae.rl 10 hau
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OHI-A BOY YEARS OF All. SulsI|
- evening cor Il l'th ,; and ~, A. lirLi h.iii
~ sIaf.s rcd co IL r, NJ 1r'cro shres. Nam, AM
XIV MAS EFT. A hh,rh, 1, sRld ill b, pa b, |
tiHsa nm 10 ~ ID 1t blt sves A AMI y JOSH iJ
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COOP TAlLpEEssES WANItD - nj
work on hno irock coat, a, t5J Fourth II. tfa
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NJ ARINE NEWS.


s.nE,tci- suns,7S, Moonr, o.o4 NV. % ~
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RRWARp-ipSr.ElT NEW CUtNnrHs|
~ - and o. l,s.nr. -, rs in,ulitg solu. n,rI,
tct.'s IN under Wtl. O. a. 5''ua IL a. III \. IL
an a roor, vidoN roman. ROSA DOUhEEEiY
o. y Chamt r. u
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FLOWER MAktES WANTED COON
handa vii. have stead ernpi ymrnt .nd the /! .
AppF tJ. WOLFF, G'1 pivi.cn n. -
EOR SNLE--A pApER ROUTE ON TuB
Il fNt side Of staten bland. Enriirr Of E!',,lNg
! HALL" n Quarantine Landing, or Rns. IN. 90
W ll.amstuGet. - ~ "
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-14
Hwe are Rratifed to see tb., G.

HWe are grstifed to see that Cap
tain SteaIey. the A. Q. N. at this Post,
10 contributing to the comfort and con-
venience Of our citizens, BY having
that portion of second street used by
the Government teams in froot of the
stabbling. thoroughly graveled and
placed in fne condition. Those who
eomplained loudly Of the teams destroy
ing our streets may a. well cease
grumbling. inssmuch as they are likely
to be made better than they otherwise
would be for ten years to come
Hitherto. the chief part of the labor
on the streets has been expended on
lhoss near the Public Square. Captain
Stealey has concluded to "esrry the
var 1910 Africa" and make repairs
where they were essentially necessary.
not only for bis own purpose. but for
the public generally. He certainly de-
serves and will receive the thanks Of
every public-spirited citizen in the town.
A little stronger cooperation on part
Of the city "dsds, would not be amiss.
The present time is most suspicious for
obtaining a large amount Of material.
and having it delivered at nominal
cost Drop everything else whilst the
opportunity lasts. Make roads when
you can do 50 without cost. and save
money to the Corporation.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-14
For the Gallipolis Journal.
TELEGRAMS.

To the generous people without dis
tinction Of party that contributed City
dollars IN City minutes. for the purpose
Of celebrating the victory at Richmond
lin horn. well you may say quite 9
number of horns all round. that re,
ceived fifty-one dollars and have ex
pended eleven dollars and thirty-6v
cents for cartridges. the balance is still
on hand subject to call BY any of the
donors if trey are not satisfied with
waiting for further news.
.-., .r- T. P. GILMAN.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-14

TIE REBEL REeIMEErs IN AMONG
Us.-The raiding force into West Vir.
ginia is divided as fotlows:-
Jones has with him the 9th, 7tb
10Th. 18th and 9Th Virginia cavalry
not full regiments. He has also with
him the Maryland Line of Infantry and
two sections Of battery. In al
5000 men. % a''i, : '''s
Imboden has with him the I9lh. q5th
SIst and 6sd Virginia regiments Of in.
fsntry. the list regiment OF Virginia
cavalry and six guns. In all 5000
men.
Last night il was not known certainly
where this force was Good authority
said il was betwees sPhillippi and Bev.
erly, and good authority said it was
around Weston. Our own opinion is
that We viii hear from it In very
unweleoms and unpleasant way ere
long. unless We contrive TO know more
shout its movements. --saes z sia
More vim-ncfe Of the knowing and
the doing faculty--is needed out 10 the
interior. The lall Is oninous. ! The
enemy have no food aud no transporta.
tion with them, and. in self defence, IL
they ere not gone, they will strike
Soon WAss1tss 6ssEsgsssy; 7ha.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-14
ETA son Of Mrs. BALrzrLL. resi-

SA son of Mrs. BALTzELL, resii.
ing on ed street. accidentally shot him
self 10 the abdomen. on Monday eve.
ming last. He has, like too many other
boys in our town, been the owner OF q
revolver, which he was in the habit of
carrying in the pocket OF bis pants.-
Meeting another youth on the street,
who also sported weapon Of the same
kind, a measurement of barrels was
suggested. during the progress Of which
young BArrEELL's pistol became cooked.
and he not noticing it. in endeavoring
to return it into the leather case, then
in bis pocket. caused it to go off, the
ball inficting severe if not mortal
wound. Surgical aid was at once pro.
cured, with what success we are not
advised. The case should prove 8
warning to parents who allow their boys
the use Of such dangerous 6rearms.-
Il is remarkable that such accidents are
not more frequent. 1t is to be hoped
that steps will be taken BY our civil au
thorities to prevent the sale OF such
weapons to boys. and above all the
constant wearing Of them on the street.
The public safety demands it, and now
is the time 10 enforce it. ..-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-14

SAll patriotic citizens will rejoice
that the brawling traitor vallsndighsm
has been arrested. His notorious and
loud mouthed dsnuncistions OF every
thing calculated to hurt the rebels. long
since demanded punishment. Growing
every day more bold and daring IN hi,
insolenee and treason. 1t seemed as I
Governments feared to show its power
BY removing him from an intercourse
With honest nsn. Order No. 50 VA
made for iuss sueh rssesls. and at last
hs1has fsls "the halter draw" Gen
Burnsids hes but dose his duty. Tn.
pure patriot. the loyal citizen. and
honest man. win rejoice at the bold and
daring manner In which the power o.
the Federal Government has been vim.
dicsted. The "home of Mr.. vallsn.
dighsm," as Dayton hss been 60 mel.
liaseosly termed by his admirers, will
not lose as much by his absence as his
daily presence oceasioned her In reputa.
ton. When her cisizens foot up the
bin for oradamsges. caused BY bis traitor
ems friends in destroying Che Journal
Office. they will see more clearly bow
q -a-TN
much bis sitizenshipwss worth to them
sVal. n FUSED up man. Hi,
chances for the gubernatoriai nonins
ton are growing lsss every day, and
We should not wonder II the force ol
sircanstaness should osIigs him to de.
cline The honor. IL favor Of wearing q
ban and shaip % come iorhscasion.-
His dsfencs- % his trial was suchl a,
might be- szpsessd from him. aided .,
b ssss By Sunset Coz. Who .wss hi.
prissipaf witness. and who kaew al
about shs facts in favor Of The eriminal
but nothing that would make sgsins
him. sanaeli is . good witness 10 sucl
ease, and it is hard to decide whethe
sir1s41lsfcU lSt 9gE 81 "a =
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-14

tuExRAL forrcx.--The remains oi
the late Capt. JyIrsE 3. CURTIS. sth
Regiment Firgsnia Vol. Infantry. Who
wss killed d The sseoes battle Of Bull
Rsn, will rsssh GslIipolis By The
steamer Allen Collier. and The funeral
services VIII Be attended from The
Prssby,erIsn church. this fThursday
afternoon. at the tolling Of the bell
The friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited 10 attend.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-14

the testimony Of the witness. or protest
Of the defendant. 10 the more ingenious
and void Of trush. "Ass! Assi Asal
hov as thoa taiIen." No more shall
thy high priest administsr m the halls
Of the Knights Of tke Golden Circle
He hes gone into ssptivity. shereat the
land rejoices. and buttsrnuss. copper.
heads and rsbels. mourn. $50 mote il
BE-" TO all who seek the overthrow ol
our Republic. that . defanct, demoral.
issd. dsbsssd Democracy may live.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-14

re- Our capture of Grand Gull
with all the rebel canon. small arms.
ammunition. &C.. together with Eve
hundred rebels themselves. was a bril-
liant success. The result was brought
about by admirable strategy. Gen.
Sherman's movement up the Yazoo
river and his attack upon Haine's Bluff
had no other object than the diversion
Of the attention Of the enemy from
Grand Gulf, the real stronghold aimed
at. Our success in this case deprives
the rebels Of one Of the main points
they have relied upon to command the
Mississippi river. They have deemed
it nearly impregnable. and it's posses
sion 10 said to give us basis foi such
operations up Big Black river as will
greatly endsnger vicksburg in the
rear. and may force iis evacuation.
There is evidently great sensation II
not alarm in Vicksburg. Meetings Of
the citisens have been held and resolu.
tions no doubt adopted denouncing the
very idea Of the abandonment Of the
city. but let the people see thst their
communications and supplies are cut
off. and that, 10 the absence Of any
thing more substantial for them to
taste. they must take = smart taste OF
starvation. and they viii be very ready
to Jet their army 60 of il it can get
Of and even TO 60 with IL, or. better
still, remain to partake Of the abundant
fare Of the Federal forces. card 5
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-14

HThs editor Of the Playmouth
Democrat hes been arrested for sllu-
ding IN disrespeetfal terms To the order
Of General Hascall upon assuming COM
nsnd Of this military department, and
has been taken to Cincinnati. to be ar
rsigned before the military court 10 ses-
sion there, foF the offence. Other edi-
tors 10 the Slste have been notified that
similar odences will receive tie same
attention. Indianapolis Ssntiasl. Fsa'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-14

@The1l7th Regiment o. vi. bar
ing been changed from Infantry to
Heavy Artillery, for garrison duty.
Adj't T. 8. AArrHEws has been de.
tailed toreeruit IN Gsllia county. assist.
ed by Sergesnts HOWELL and CLARK
Four companies are needed for this
Regiment. and we doubt il there,is a
county in the State that will do more
towards completing it than old Gsllia.
Attention, young pstriotsl--about face
forward, double-quick---msrch to
your eountry's defense.