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Evening star., 1864-12-12
CGNGRE SSiONAE.
MONDAY, Decem har I'D.

1AoSD2fs DtcemOer II.
SRNATE.-FarioEs memorials.Were pres en- ted
among them one by Mr. W adj; from members
OF the bar OF the District OF Columbia, prayiny
mat power be granted to the Supreme Court OF
the District TO appoint stenographic reporter
for said court. Referred to the Coumtttee on
the district Of Colulnbia.
htr. Johnson presented a petition from Wm.
Cornell JeWett, praying for the favor OF Con.
gress to an international juA tribunal judg-
ment upon the points at iss ue in our civil war
MIR. Johnson said the Senate could do viii,
the memorial rs 1t pleased, refer it or lay it
upon the table.
1t wss laid upon the table.
Mr.. Foot, from the Committee on pnh,c
Buildiggs, reported tine House Joint res oil ution
authorizing the Secretary OF the Navy to ex.
pend so much OF the contingent fund OF that
Department as may he necessary for enlarging
the Navy Department building He explained
that the resolution passed the House at the last
session, but through advertence was not
brought to the attention Of the Senate Commit.
zee In time for action. 1t did not involve any
appropriation. The entire cost will be about
IS ,Ge0, which he said was equivalent to the
amount expended tor two years rent for build.
partment.
The resolution was passed.
Mr. Dooiittle submitted the following which
was laid over:
Resolced, That the Committee on Finance be
Instructed TO inquire into the prOpristy OF the
immediate passage OF al act to Increase the
revenue. ~~fs spt -TH
First, BY an additional tax of one psr cent.
nIoD ell sales OF real and personal property,
Including also, sll bare eains for the sale Of mer.
chandse. produce, gold or silver coin, or stocks
OF any description -..
upon the gross receipts, to be added the pres
ent rates of ali rail- road fares, Including street
railroads, s'eamboats and ferries, to he collect
ed by the companies persons RAINING the
same for the use of the Government. f
Ard that said com rnittee be further Instruct
ed to inquire INTO the propriesy OF the passage
Evening star., 1864-12-12

COLORADO JEwETT IN THE SENATE The
memorial Of Colorado Jewett, asking the favor
Of Congress to an international! tribunal for
the arbitrament of the difficulties between the
United States Government and the States in
rebellion was presented in the Senate to-day
by Mr.. Johnson, OF Maryland, occasioning no
little quiet anusement. The document is
printed, copies OF which were distributed by
Colorado among the Senators and Representa-
tires. Mr.. Johnson not caring to infiict the
consideration of Mr.. Jewetts ideas upon any
committee the petition was quietly tabled.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
..r. ASoiAL-The New York Sunday Esyafi

says: 'e" i"'A S"naay LeFafa
,;.na, nolu II arket opened with frmness but
=, haN. !, en pint, aud as the day ndvsnc
IL toethihe nr1'y and finally wax ,he cJn.in =
PIice sLH"ini 6scline OF ia frrm the bia,'as;
ps,'a. pull ~ ~. "a. h"mtrs OF al advance OF A
portioa OF GFahtf army, and To. nro,ot,a
evscua;iop OF Petersburg, assis,,.d ,hap pr5oan,e
ward tendency. 'io uo"n-
The stock market was dnii and
mo-ring aad no speculative acti vi,n luis
fes'rd itself maaI-
GnveraTehi securities Were quiet, con,,o
SKIES II ls5l declined \, coupon five tw.nt.aa
tsS, rev issue i. Certificates OF AIDE
Ress were s;r ady at 81 Z ag- ,. -
Al ue erea beard at one O'Clock the mar..r
was shaf~ primer, bat after wards. On =, /,
sus., ~ was heHTH Gov RIM mt saturities,
tSsnt.es wa l.oK- - -
ne non? nHrset is oscou lag easyau ray.
u'sr skhii, aud large amounts wsra uffsrss =,
sia PER sst tte aiIfrHaoa, although the
cCI Eoi rate - II Seyen.
tS-si 'ciass -r'a Fs'rrCiai .laps- "a sc.r., nm.
eee efseourt r""E,s from seyea and /. hal I" Ia
ten y%- esrt uNit VI
Forti eSctaLge has been an n
steamer dsg, ahd III rates tend dox,,1~a,a "'a
Evening star., 1864-12-12
AporHER Bl ocKApE RUNNER pEsTRoyrp.

Admiral Porter communicates To- the Navy
DepaIt tment formation of the burning and
dest' uc'lon of he blockade runner E.iIs, Oft
WilmiDston. by an expedition from the IT, s.
steamer Emma. She was loaded with arms
snd ammunition, and bound TO Wilmiu gton
She WAS ruu ashore under the guns of the enc.
nys batteries, on the Sd instant, and destroyed
several days ago. From papers found on
Doaro, she must have saife' from Nassau some
Lime IN the latter par ot November. The ex-
petition was composed OF six men. under
cnarge o! Acting Ensign Sampson, assisted by
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Churchill.
Much praise is given to them for the creditahle
manner in which they performed their work
Evening star., 1864-12-12
Affairs in Georgetown.

FREE FIGHT.-oatuTday night, a party OF
tea;nsters, who had been to raliie, snt had
imhlbed HUE too freely, pxh bite ! their fight
ing procliy;ties by attacking u quiet citizen on
Bridge street, and beat him severely. Q hAr
citizens passing tried 70 stop the fight, when
the teamsters turned uNon them and n fraa
flght ensued. The police were soon on the
spot, and arrested SIX of the assaiSsts, who
were taken before Justice Buckley, who fEed
each Si0.6c.
A DANGEROUS LEAP.--Sunday morning Of.
ficer Chick arrested Samuel Rigg, cold, on
suspicion of stealing coal. Rigg went with
the officer till opposite the warehouse market,
be ran away and leaped from the market . the
canal bank and from that to the tow pG'h
without being injured The distance from the
market 10 the tow path is about 81 feet. Riggs
ran along the tow path and was met by officer
Harper who arrested and carried him TO the
station house. There being proof OF the
larceny, Justice Buckley fine d hun ~ II.
Observation-Disclosures Kennedy. Jas. O'Con-
nor and Jerry Leahy created considerable
disorder i'll the street. yelling and using pro-
fame language. Officers Brown, Chick and
White tried 10 quiet them, when they resisted
the officers, tearing their clothes and dealing
some heavy blows. The officers were too n any
for them, and locked taem up in the station
house Justice Buckley fined each sIO5G,
which they regarded as a very heavy penalty
Just for cursing, yelling and trying 10 whip
the police.
Flour AND GRAM MAEKET-The arrivals
since Saturday were the John l. Pierce, with
wheat, and a noat from WiIiamsport, with
flour. Sales have not been reported. Flour
The market firm. Supers. Sli.25, extras sin to
SI2.2I. according 10 quality and reputation
Wheat-Good red quoted nomnally ar 8. 81.
and but little in market; not enough TO jus. .iy
proper quotations.
CANAL-Arrived-Boa Jno. Moore, anI
tons coal, to Hieston & CO.; T.. II. Tracy, III :
tons, to II. Qniglay; Hibernia and W. IL Bar
gen, 2I9j tons, to Central Co; Six Days i.t.a
tons to Snow & Co.; NJ. A. Myers, A Ray and
A. Clarke, 3li tons, to American Co; Maude.
Fred. Mertins, 2e-.1 tons, to On n berland 90;
G.. p. Manning, ILL tons, to Consolidation Co !;
]. l.. Pierce, wheat, to market; Steph. Castle.
man, wood, to market. Departed-S. Billmver
salt and dry. goods, to Shepherdstown, and 10
boats light.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
EXCITEMENT MEMPHIS.
BeHnresard reported moving on Memph
with q strong forCe-SesrO troops Am bu
eaded by Rebel troops near Memphis

Bs6ureS gard reported moving on Memp Ii !
with q strong forCe-Negr0 troops Am bus.
eaded by Rebel troops near Memphis
ST. LOUIS, Dec i2-The Republicans special
dispatch from Cairo, says considerable excite
nent existed in Memphis on the 9th, over re-
port that Beauresard was marching on Fort
Pillow WITH a strong force and heavy guns
About - rebels appeared on the river bank
opposite Mem pbis and waved their hats and
hurrabed for JEFF Davis
At last force of about $50 negroes were sent
on beard steamer, about mile lower down
the river, and landed. When they filed ou:
the rebels broke and ran, apparently in great
CONSERVATION, botly pursued by the negroes,
till they same to thick bushy place where the
rebels had large.force secreted who sudden.
iy rose and fired on the negroes, who then fed
with the greatest CONSERVATION, the rebels hot
ly pursuing and slaughtering at a dreadful
rate.
A number rushed into the river and were
drowned. One report says negroes returned
another says more got back
Evening star., 1864-12-12

TIE CoLD SHAP.-I.sst nj ght was undoubt-
ediy the codest of the season and ice formed
to considerable thickness in shallow water
on the Potomac. Boats lying in dock had quits
a hard time pushing out this morning, and 1t Is
the opinion OF old river men tha IL the present
cold suap con tnues for two or three days Ion ger
tie river will be closed entirely.
At 1 O'Clock this morning the Thermometer
stood at fs degrees above zero; a o'clock, Il;
oil z O'Clock, iS: and at O'Clock, - aooy zero.
THE DRAFTED MEE.-Tse cases OF the fol-
lowing drafted men were disposed CT by the
Board of Enroilnen. 20. day:
FIRST Sub Disfrict.-D. q. Morgan, erroneous
enrolment; q. ID. Williams, physical disaeili-
yi VIM. Nash accepted.
Fo1,rth Sp5- DiFtricf-E. V. Murphy, efro0e-
ons enrollment VIM Linton, farnished sub
sutute.
FoCNnLtNG.-Saturday night, an infant was
found lying at the door of Philip Lewis, ccr-
Der OF Tenth street east and street north, by
man named Philip ROdh. 1t was wrapped
in rag and soldiers cape. MIR. Lswis h is
taken charge of the child, with the intention 70
adcptit it. He declares that he would not take
$500 for it,
TRAEsFBRRD.-Ssturday twenty two re bel
con valescents, prisoners of war, were trans
ferred from Lincoln Hospital to the Old Capi-
tol prison.
Evening star., 1864-12-12

80 On Friday night last square pieces Of
paper, about the color OF brick dust were
Kentucky. and on all the avenues leading to
the city. The appearance Of these queer hits OF
paper it is supposed. was signal for the Sons
OF Liberty to rally for some purpose, probably
to rescue the parties who were arrested in
Cincinnati at an earlv hour that morning, On
the charge Of organizing a guerrilla raid into
Kentucky .-NashriNc GHion, Sth.
Evening star., 1864-12-12

ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF NKwspAPERs-
The Philadelphia Ledger, of Saturday, one of
the leading penny papers OF the country, an
nounces its intention to increase its subscrip-
tion price on and after to-day. on account of
everything required in the publication of a
newspaper. The price of the Ledger hereafter
will be two cents single copy, or tWeive-and-
half cents week when delivered in the city
by carriers. 1t Is understood tha. some Of the
New York papers (alrs ady raised from two to
four cents) purpose t. further advance their
prices on the first of January.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
New York Stock niaTket-First Board.
[BY the Peonie'S Line iIffica 5II Ninth s1raai

NEW YORK, Dec. i2.-U. s. Iasl, coup.n 6's.
l'G2i; U. >. 20's. 1nGH; Certificates OF indebt.
ecness, 971; Gold, a39K; N. Y. Central, l2l:
Michigan Central, l29; Michigan Sonthern.
72H Illinois Central, l29ai; Cleveland and
Piltshure, iA: Cumberland Coal Preferred,
So Cleveland and Toledo, 109x: Chicago and
Rock Island, lu57v; Milwaukie and Prairie du
Ghien.. s5 Pittsbnrg, Fort Wayne and Ch:ca-
go, i0ifs; Alton and Terra Haute 50; Chicago
end Northwestern, Rk; Quicksilver, 9!T
Evening star., 1864-12-12

TIE SITUATION or NAsHyILLE-The Nash.
willie Union of the Sth says:
Heavy Teconneissances were made, yesterday
morning, at several points, which fully de-
velopet all that the parties went after. Not
more than half Oxen men were either killed
or wounded, during these movements.
. Occasional caEnODading was heard at
various points along the lines, during the day
but the rebels did not generally reply. They
appear to be outstanding their ammunition,
with great care.
TIE little firing did no material damage to
either side, and was perhaps, nothing more
than little innocent anus ement.
No incidents, as far as we have been able to
ascertain, occurred, up to the hour o: writing,
&c p. m y. The weather is getting cold, and
Threatening rain.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
A Bridge Burner Killed.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l1.-Major Gregory, COM
n ardiHe he post AZ Franklin, reports that an
et,emp vas made last night to burn the Miss
ley bridge OF the southwest branch of The Pa
eIfic railroad. When discovered by the ard,
the incendiary was sitting on the bridge. try
ing to kild'e a fire with brand he had with
him. The man was dressed in Il rebel uniform,
but " as not recognized by the citizens of the
vicinity. He was shot at, and six balls passed
through him causing instant death.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
Operations of Guerillas.

LogIaTfLLE, Dec. 1O.--A Louisville and
Lexington Taiir cad passenger train, going west
OF PleasUTeyine, WIS thrown from the tr ick
by q rail displaced by guerillas. Mob I'd v was
injured Another party OF Tuerilit$, whlT
eGdesvoriOg TO remove u rail near Bearsls
Statiop, was fired ON by the guard of fregh
train, v bIch vas standing at Beard's Station
ahd a man named Shelby was badly, il not IA.
tally injured; three others are reported
wounded
Evening star., 1864-12-12
SECOND edition.
4 O'CLOCK p. nj.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following quo.
tetions OF Government securities:
REHUGEES-

Two families OF refugees. numbering Is per-
cons, the majority of whom were females re-
ported to Col Ingraham this morning. They
are from the vicinity of Petersburg, va, were
brought here by Government transports, and
are in a destitute condition. Col. Ingraham
released them and furnished them with trans.
portation to Philadelphia upon taking the oath
OF allegiance.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
FROM LoursvrLLs- Measures.

FROM Observation-Disclosures Measures.
The Louisville Journal of the 8th says
The owners of horsefiesh were taken by sur
prise yesterday. The military authorities n. ade
a raid on the stables, and, without consulting
the propretors thereof, led the horses from the
stalls. In little less than no time thereafter
the s.eeds were branded gu. ST." aud rugged
out with cavalry equipments. Our army is
deficient IN the cavalry arm OF the service aud
it is peces ssary, with Hood beseiging our army
at Nashville, to furnish the dismenu:ed reg
iments with horses as soon as possible. Gene
raj Thomas is imp ressing horses in Tennessee
and the southern part of Kent ky wherever
BE can find them, and mounting troops to
watch the movements or General Forrest
The same order is being enforced here. Thers
is DOW a dismounted cavalry brigade camped
in the suburbs Of the city, and, with Kentucky
threatened ith an armed invasion. 1t beho YES
the authorities to prepare the men for the field
in the shortest time possible. The urgency OF
of the case will not admit OF delay.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
RICHMOND DATES OF SATURDAY.
IMPORTANT FROM SHERMAN.
he WAS TWENTY-FIVE MILES FRO VI
SAVANNAH HOTTHURSDAf,M MOVING
RAPIDLY ON THAT PLACE!
HE'S NOW PROBABLY POSSESSION
OF THAT PLACE.

A tispateh from City Point dated December
Z. states that the latest news contained 10
Richmond papers yesterday (1Oth Decembar,,
from Shermans army, says that on the 7th he
was east of the Ogeechee, 25 miles from Sa-
vsnnah, moving on that place. On the 9Th be
had marched his army IS miles
Evening star., 1864-12-12
Supsrssdnre of General Rosecrans-Resia
nation of PIoxost Marsha Dnrr

ST. Louis, Dec. e-By an order from the
War Department, NJ ajnr General Rosecrans is
relieved from the command OF this Depart
ment, and is succeeded by Major Gen. e. NJ
Dodge, OF Iowa. Gen. Rosecrans is ordered TO
report BY letter from Cincinnati to Washington,
and viii leave this city Oh Monday next for
the former place.
Acting Provost Marshal General Joseph
Dsrr has resigned his position, and will also
return 20 Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
APPOINTED.

Ny. @. II. Dorrance, for some time past con-
u3c'ed with the Alexandria and Manassas rail-
read, has been appointed superintendent OF the
United States military road between Harper S
Ferry and Winchester, and assumes his new
and important duties tomorrow.
Evening star., 1864-12-12

PKEsoNAL-The Chresss,s, fsuuday,) We
zee, has take sto * In toe Gle yer hoax set afl oa
by the New York Saturday Press while tina,
hveiy paper vas in existence, purporting to be
ahtss'ic poem by Poe entitled "The Fire
ieno' written " hiie experimenting to wards
Inc PROD uction of The Karen
Evening star., 1864-12-12
Exchanges with the Enemy.

NEw YORK, Dec. 1.-THE rebel Gen. Beaie,
Uho has been released from Fort Warren ON
parole, 10 Gct in conjunction with the Union
Gen. Payne, IL the exchange Ofone thousand
bales of cotton from the South for thirty thou
sand blankets for rebel prisoners, has arrived
IN this city, and reported to General DIX.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
BOARDING.

Five OR SIX MECHANICS CAN BE ACCOM-.
4 modRted wit h CO mfrrtahia ROOMS and BOA RD
at 394 llth street, between street and Mas av-
enue. Also, n few Table Boarders. d I0-3t*
BOARD FOR FAMILIES OR SINGLE PER-
- sons southwest corner 7lst and III sts One
Ro, IN Tor three $40 Two psl lors to rent at 81 3
Pa av Meals furnished. at 81 cents each. in rooms.
da-ts
Evening star., 1864-12-12

ATTORNEY GENERAL SPEED CONFIRMED
The nomination Of Hon. James Speed for At
tOrney General was confirmed by the Senate
to. day. number of nominations OF Indiana
officers were sent in by the President but not
acted npOn.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
DIsMIssED THE SERVICE

Assistant Surgeon james Henderson, 20lss
Pennsylvania volunteers. has been dis missed
the military service of the United States, tor
conduct unbe coming all officer and gentleman.
Evening star., 1864-12-12

GUERRILLAS AT FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE
Advices from Fairfax Court House this
morning report the temperance OF number
OF gUerrillas in that vicinity. Owing to the
vigilance OF the troops recently stationed there,
however, no serious depredations have yet
heru com ulittpd.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
REBEL DESERTERS.

SIX rebel deserters all brother ;. were brou1bt
70 teis ci'y Saturday from Norfolk, Va They
took the oath ard were furnished with trans
PortatiCn TO Columbus, Ohio.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
TELEGRAPHIU NEWS.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CHARLES.
TON AND PORT ROYAL

Complete Success of Fosters Expedition
He Captures and Destroys the Pocctaliso
Bridge and cuts the Rallroad-He Com
municates with Sherman by Scouts-The
fall Of Savannah Certain-ImportantN Na-
val Expedition under Dahlgren.
Evening star., 1864-12-12
LOST AND FOUND.

l. Music Hall, S ia so, Of the following denem :
notas r. So interest note SIX 0
s.a1 Mnen lost was in pises ct red morocco b.
It 80 - ''e'''''' WIN. NJ. CANNON.
CAMEIO MY STABLE, DECEMBEK 10, Black
i reonesfss 7" eMa oaRa old sr
charges, and TAX: him away. On the corner OF G
sns ss1 Il Ma1fee tns bS
LARS in Treasury notes. The Il afer will he suit.
ssv, as sfa sr1s Fur ca c%E 5s
sTS can have BY sag
for this advertissment. dec rc-sts
EoCND-A, SUM OF MONEY which the owner
can have by applying at this office and eeseri-
I EFT IN DRY GOOD STORE, between 9th and
hL7ti streets, Tuesday 6th, brown plush
mIFF Whoever will bring the ,ameto IS Penn:
HJ tween I'll street and the depot. two GREEN
BOXES i,} III Of NETS, samples The s ahoye reward
S. iES aoRss S sG,;p Hs
':|s 81 + ;s'a'a's ssso aoTriSi Tifssss
S. @ss s .fe i:I is.H
turning her, or giving any Information thst win
lead to her .sseys5y TiIl 5,seiys the above
lese gate, in Georgetown, D. @. de 3:s
&S REWARD.-Strsyed on evening OF Decem.
S.I Der 9Th. a ANAL bay MARE. quite teshy,
with bride and saddle, from 10th. between II and
! sts. has white forehead aud some appearance Of
scratches on fore feet, when last seen near the
corner of 18th and X. Anyone returning her as
above, to 10th street. win be paid.
d s-st* DICKSON &c KING
QlS0 REWARD -Stolen from my fathers
- JO plantntion, about the lst OF December
jast. two HORSES-one a brown, about - hands
high. i2 years old. with hesyy name aud tail: the
other eht bay, with, perhaps, white foot ba.
both in good condition, lam in their front legs.
as if foundered, and up beaded when moving. I
will eive sttn for ths detection and conviction OF
the thief thieves and sss for the delivery to ms
OF either OF the horses, Or information leading to
their recovery.
CHARLES G. HILL, Collin eton
de 9-enott Prince Georges county Md
Evening star., 1864-12-12
PUNCH BOWLS.
THE GREAT STANDARD

We have in store large stock Of
WHITE AND DECORATED PUNCH BOWLS.
which will sell at lower prices than they can bs
i'm ported for at IL e present time
@. W. B0TELER & SON
Importers o House Furnishing Goofs
3le Iron Bah Pennsylvania avenue, between
Qfn nd lil1h streets Il
Evening star., 1864-12-12

SO2 PENNeYLVANIA AVENUE. i roo
O~C between % aud Sd, - .D2S
the best place in the city to get your CI thing,
Boots shoes HAT and all sort Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods and full rtm.nt of g,oy "a nlntbtn
Cicsed ever Saturday. " IS
dec eo,n' IL. UFPaNHEInHR.
Evening star., 1864-12-12

HEUNEH .BtN1kE KS
tEFJ1MiA NEWMAN has n fail and compiete
: .cs @ faii and Winter DRY GOODS, which will
vs xr a9io "i1nout rssard 70 price Ioaks Phawls,
WoGieh d5ods: Dress Goods, Cottnns, Prints
herinves. " leines. table CI, this, Gloves Hose.
Iies Handle rchi'fs. aud Notions. Ladies call
eaIsi hneVon Tag ont. BNEWMAS
ueS Q .W 2tj 18th street
Evening star., 1864-12-12

VEtO GKUCERS UF ASNINU ION, % y,
L FREEGu COFFEE
FRENCH MUSTARDS
The Grocers of Washington will be srypli-d
with the above goods at very low ie As We ara
desirous of their custom The French Cote can
nc be .quall-d for its pure, health aud pueIi.
tious qualirira. The Freuch Mustards arc equal
to any i'm portet, hcins made precisely as that il
viii never 'oment. aud will stsnd any climate
chants j. +. BROADBENr q C,l
dec l2-:t~ 81 North Calvert st., Baltimore
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-03-24

EOn the 1st Monday of April
the citizens of Gallipolis will be call
ed upon to elect their corporation
officers. Those who have been lou d
in their censure of the present incum-
bents for inactivity. parsimony,
and lack of energy can have an op-
portunity to test their sincerity by
voting for those who will do what it
is alleged the others will not.
One thing is imperetively deman-
ded in Gallipolis. An efficient po-
lice force. As matters now stand
life and property are at the mercy OF
every Iawless scoundrel who choo-
ses to prey upon the citizen. Scores
of abandoned women prowl about
the hills and bank OF the river ma
king night hideous with their de-
bauchery and drunkenness. and even
in daylight it is hardly safe for re-
spectacle persons to pass along the
river road. As that's the only pleas
ant road for riding ont or driving,
onr citizens are likely TO be deprived
of its US. unless, SONS more string
ent means be adopted to drive OFF
these miserable creatures who hang
around the hospitals in order to as
sociate with those soldiers who are
enough to seek their com
pany. These evils can all be cured |
by electing Mayor and Council who
will see that the laws are enforced,
md our citizens properly protec-
ed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-03-24


columns. We shall endeavor to frame an
item of news from 1t. When writing on such
subjects 70 an editor, always give your full
name.
SorpIrr.-The 9th Virginia Infantry is nov
che 7th Virginia Cavalry, and viii shortly be
cui Ksnawhs- It was with Avefiil in his
crest raid in January last.
MI. s-Could not do so much for 90 little.
We aye not governed in our rates by other
Offices. We undertake to give you the worth
of your money. No more.
DncouEr.-Ths First National Bank OF
6sllipolis can accommodate you ct far rates.
q. ". Mrx.-Your srtiele is on q = but
can ses no practical benefit resulting from IT'S
publication. ". concur in 3 ur views Of the
subject. but Sc you are unacquainted With the
peculiar circumstances attending its publics-
tion,- think best to let il Psss fhsnk you
for your Kind illusions TO the Journal shall
esdsavor TO profit by your advice.
Pun Gaovr--Your selection Is good. and
shall appear shortly.
q. D. 8 Dayton.Ws have now more local
advertising than We can 6nd room for, and
must thsyeio.s decline your favor At Psssent.