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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-26
A RAID By OUR SCoUTs.

LATER.-May 1876 A. M
have just received intelligence that
Guinea Station, on the Fredericks.
burg and Virginia Railroad, was
entered last night by our scouts, who
captured the telegraph operators and
apparatus. The station and a large
quantity OF supplies they destroyed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-26
THEISTATESMAN-oNGENERAL
BUTLER -.;...,,..

-
The Ohio Statesman in q recent
article on Gez. Butler calls him an
.impudent imposter, and addss 9
1.-The movement up the James riv.
er is that of Gen. W. F. Smith; Gen.
Butler is at Fortress Monroe, has
command Of the telegraph, and he is
the first to claim the credit and glory
of having already captured Rich
mond and subdued the Confederacy.
The man who never fought battle,
and who by his astounding imbecili-
ty has lost almost every garrison in
his department, is already set up as
the hero Of the greatest campaign OF
the war."Ts ,s3na-7", -'-4is 2 li =
The Beast why don't you say Mr..
Statesman? Gen. Butler is dealing
the friends. oEthe Statesman about
Richmond some telling blows. II
must be expected that Copperheads
viii take up the cudgels in defense OF
their friends, We see some furious
efforts in that line right here in Gal
ipolis. Men, in whose estimation
John B, Floyd stood high as an hon
est man, and. who. kneu he was no
thief, because the Government did
not so prove him. know perfectly
Well that Gen. Butler is an arrant
thief, and iatrocious villain. The
greatest rebel out OF Hades says pre-
cisely the same thing. Yet the first
claim TO be Union men and the other
glories in being rebel. The latter
is entitled to respect, where the 9TH
ers merit only scorn and contempt.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-26

From Grants army the news still
continues favorable. Lee is gradu-.
saally Withdrawing; and is steadily fol
lowed by Grant with tenacitye and
perseverance, that must finally sue
fceed,. The losses thus, far on both
sides have been very large, but not
more so than under ether generals
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-26
Special Dispatcbes to the Cincinnati azetse
FIRST DISPATCH.

lOpecini Dispntcnes 70 the GfncinDau u azette
| FIRST DISPATCH.
GAULEY, May 21, via CHARLESTON
May %.
Ambulances with wounded have
been coming In, together with the
prisoners. Our loss in killed and
wounded amounts to 500. The reb,
els fought desperately, and were
overcome after long and severe
struggle. 1 have been able to get
the following casualties: i7i -
49,. -- KILLED. 80.
Colonel Woolworth, 4th Pennsyl.
vania Reserves; Captain Channel,
18th Ohio; Captain Hunter: Lieut..
Seamon, 23rd Ohio: Seargeants F. j
Stanly, R. Harvey and private Vauc-
! hon, 36th Ohio; Captain Vital,
Lieut.. Jenkins, 9th Va.
WOUNDED.
Major Skinner, of the Generals
staff, slightly; 12tn Ohio, Lieut.. John
White. Captain RigdoD Williams,
severely; Lieut. Palmer. Lieut. King.
s. McNutt. W. S. Corset; 23rd Ohio,
Captain Rice, Hugh McAnna, H. H &.
Ovens, VIM, Abel, Sergeant J. T.
Ogden, w. S. Byers, j j Heckler,
Samuel Porter, Corporal Sanders. c
Peck; p O,Kelly, S Richwine. John
Hawley, H Hildebrand, T Grafton,
J Kelser, j Huber; 34th Ohio, Al
bert Lerk, Lieut.. ] n Anderson,
Jacob Craig, John Squires; 36th Ohio
A Dilly, L Beatty, John Wright, j
NJ Phillips, James Dever. C l. Cam
bell, w Dyer, Sergeant R Adner;
9lst Ohio, Charles Edelman, James
Bankman, N A Woodrow, James
Scarbury.
The 18th Ohio had ten killed and
siXtynine wounded.
The 91st Ohio had two killed and
% wounded ..-
The 9th Virginia, "A killed and 129
wounded.
The 14th Virginia, Is killed and
20 wounded.
The 4th Pennsylvania Reserves,
6 killed and SO wounded.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-26


A HUMAN FIEND.-The editor o.
the La Crosse Democrat, justifes
the massacre of the Fort Pillow gar
rison in the following language:
"Nc one can blame the rebels
greatly for wreaking vengence on
the black troops. Placed in their
situations we all would do likewise,
and in addition, cansider the white
officers in common but the equal oil
the negroes, and serve them the
same. The quicker the negroes.
and the white men who have no more
self respect than to accept commits
sions in niger regiments are killed
of, the better it will be for all par
ties
The Copperhead scoundrel who
wrote the above would disgrace For
rest and his murderers. He should
be sent into the lodges of the Sioux
Indians, to teach them refinement in
cruelty. But will you find Cop
perhead sheet any where dissenting
from it, Not one.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-26
MARRIED,

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. A. Kings
bury. at the residence Of Mrs Martha Dunlan.
Putnam, Ohio. Mr.. WM ANDREWS, of Cali.
polls, to Miss JENNIE DUNLAP.
On the 2lst inst, by John Williams. ESQ,
at the residence Of Thomas Westiake, Mr. WM.
CU.ESs' to Miss E. Smith, all of Gallipolis
Ohio
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I. o. o. F.


-. THE members of ARIEL
LODGE, No. 156, l. o. o. F,
meet at their Hall, in Greenwood's
building, every Friday evening at
O'Clock P. NJ. A full attendance is
earnestly requested. |
MORNING DAWN LODGE NO
Z. F. & A, M. 10.
A Meets the Monday evening of
Nthe week in which the moon
fulls. ...- -.
CHAPTsR No. 79.-Meets the Tues
day evening of the week in which
the moon fulls. Hall. south side of
Public Square.
JNO. C. VANDEN, SEc'r.
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STOLEN

From the stable Of Nelson Lane. Bays Bottom
Ohio. on the night of the 23d inst, GREY
MARE, about Is hands high, heavy long
name and tail; [tail partly shaved.
the Mare, and SIS for the arrest Of the thief,
BY NELSON LANE.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-26
For Sale.

EOUR acres Of land, with good frame
Il dwelling house, small barn, and about
50 bearing fruit trees on il. Situated on the
bank of the Ohio river, two miles below CALI
polls Terms, &C., made known by calling
at the Journal Office.
NAV 26, 1864.
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Lost,

TN Gallipolis, or on the river road below
i GaIIipolis, 8 light Thlbbet Shawl, with
shaded flower in the corner. At the time it
was lost, it was tied up in linnen handker-
chief.
Anv one finding the same, and leaving it at
this office. will be literally rewarded.
May ii, 1864 f4lf.f
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-26
FOR SALE.

A large Two story frame house and lot Of
N ground on the corner Of Fourth and
Grape streets in Gallipolis. Well suited for
two families. Rents for SIS per month
Also frame dwelling House and Lot, on
the corner Of Olive and Front streets, on the
bank of the river. Both will be sold low and
RI. STEWART.
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From Gen. Crooks Elk.
, - 1pedition. =

List of Killed and Wounded Fur
ther Details Of the Battles near
Newbern-Important Captures of
Cannon, &c.
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HOn Monday morning about
120 wounded soldiers from Crooks
division reached this place by steam
boat and were soon comfortably
lodged in the General Hospital
Their wounds are mostly slight, and
none dangerous. Very many will
soon he able to return to duty
About 40 from Barboursville mostly
ofthe 18th Va, and Ill with measles,
came up on Tuesday morning, all of
whom went TO the hospital. The
number now there is nearly 500.-
The admirable treatment they re-
ceive. and the fine condition of the
Hospital buildings warrants us in
saying to the friends OF the soldiers,
that they are as comfortable as could
be desired.
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REVIEW OF CINCINNATI MARKET.
WHEAT PRINE WHITE l.40@I,45
WHEAT PRIME Red l.25@I,30
CoRS l03@l,05
OArs sO0a5
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-26

tional Government, ard battling for
the sacred cause OF. freedom. We
challenge any other State to show =
more brilliant record. Notonly has
Ohio furnished the troops for every
demand, but she has furnished sever
al Thousand more veterans than 9th
er State; and lastly, within sixteen
days from the time the call was made
over thirty four thousand of her mill
TIA were armed and equipped and in
the field. All honor TO her people for
their devotion to the common coun-
try. All honor to tie National
Guard for their unselfish patriotism,
who IN the critical hour OF the great
crisis left all, behind and shouldered
their muskets in defense of the great
cause. All honor to their noble Ex-
ecutive, who had the nerve in the
hour Of danger to risk popularity
and friendship, and in the face of
political anathemas to give a fresh
army to the General Government.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-26

THE first, most Complete and most Sue
i crssful Combination Of REAPER AND
MOWER IN THE WORLD!
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The Improvements for 1864 are Extraordinary

It is the highest running Machine IN The
world that will do its work
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23
On the Chicago Surrender.

What hoist h. white Gag when our triumph Is nigh
What, crouch Jsfor- TIeasoa' make Freedom lie
What! spike al guns When the fas is at bay
Ana the rass u his black banner dropping a~syf
Tear the strong maine ths; nation hIs won.
And strike her brave bird fruIH HE bone IL the sunl
Hes coward Who .hrinks from the If; Of the sword;
ns- traitor Who mncAs At the sacrifice poured;
Sanel-ss and homeless tie doom that should blast
The snAre -ho stands idly till peril Is pas,
Bot b who submits when the ihGnders have burss
And victory da~ns, is Of oowsris the ~O-s;'
Is the old spirit dead Are we broken and weak,
That craveus 50 shsrnle.-iy lift the white cheek
To court the swift insult, nor blush a. the blow,
The tools 0: the Treason. the friends OF The ios'
seei Anarchy smiles = the Peace which they ask.
the eyes Of DIsunoa aash out through the mAski
Give thanks We brave boys who by vale an! by eras
B..r onward, uufaltcring, uob.e old flag.
strong heroes. both living an dead.
Tor the blood of your vaior is Gs.lessly shed!
No soldiers green laurel il promised you here,
Bat the white rag Of iyr patty softly shs! cheeri
AMI ycu, var martyrs uho preach from your srare,
How oaptives uurs-j ty the masters Of slaves,
Ur, living, still lin.ar IN shadows Of Death
Put out the starved muscle, recall the tsn; breath,
And shout, till those towards rejoice at the cry:
"gy The hand, of The Union fought fcr We ciei"
By the God Of FATHERS this shane share
But If grows too debssiug for freen.n &c bear,
And Washington. Jackson will turn In their graves,
When the Union snall !est on two races OF slaves,
Or .purnins lie spirit which bound it Of yor-,
And, sGnderel. exist a nation 10 more!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23
Gbe Anion for ru:r!"

Tho I-p;on Cou,-v Commit.aa asl,
n,
Ihe Neh!oer ior lAe proper ulo'rIct ~
make arrangements Tor I mon evening
meetings. a. follows:
n, ~ -u
S3'. SeI'. -t-noi cI I'll heiil
NJ oe pneIa 'I.,''I,o' W " pDI l'D,,''.'''
SP'' ~ ~ $3.50, ~ "a ~. 80.
Tnas Sa,t - Uirh,own.
-a.-lIIS -, u;u..
Wy - ~ =, ~ ''e
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23
Union County. to the Work.

Our friends in other Counties have
generously awarded TO US the Union
candidate for Congress, and also for
Senate, this year. In thus honoring
our claims, they rightfully expect Us
to HELP OURSELVES, and by our
votes to prove worthy Of the great
confidence reposed in the patriotic,
Iong-tried, unialtering masses Of Old
Union, Our candidates themselves
are called to spend most Of their time
ia the various Counties interested. \
few speakers from abroad are e8pec-
ted. But our friends generally seem
to think that little Union can do her
own talking as well as her own vot-
ing. Accordingly, our Committee
has arranged series of meetings at
points asked for, and will be glad to
announce others. Let due prepara-
tions be made for these, as TO lights,
and fire if needed, and begin early so
as to be through in good season. The
speakers engaged intend TO be there,
but, should one or all fail, draft a
few, or read some good extracts. Get
everybody out to hear. Talk fairly
and freely with your neighbors, keep
good humored, and honestly try to get
them right.
Two meetings were held this week
in Lewisburg. Both were crowded,
and the best attention possible was
paid to excellent addresses.
The campaign in Union county
opens auspiciously. With hardly an
exception, our friends in the country
are more hopeful than they were this
time last year, and intend TO poll the
full ticket. Principles before men"
is their motto. Our opponents are
less active and less hopeful than they
have been for two years past.
Our majority in Union county was
200, last Fall. With the aid Of the
Soldiers, full vote should add con-
siderably to that figure. Let US all
try and give George f. Miller and the
whole ticket, q thousand majority
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23
LETTER FROM KENTUCKY.

"A former student at Lewisburg, now
iu the Army, says himself and twO broth
er., all originally Dssfocrats, now 60 for
"Aoe the gorilla, '"aud gives the follow
ing as his view Of the situation Of that
State.
We have quite an interesting case now
before Us. A citizen of Louisville stabbed
a negro soldier, on duty a, Headquarters,
lLouisville) for which he was arrested and
brought before Us for trial. His counsel
strove hard to take it from US to the
Common Courts, where be well knew be
could clear the prisoner on two points, viz /:
the prejudice existing in this State against
negro soldiers, and the fact that no one
saw the s,abbing, except the negro stabbed
and another negro. They, BY the laws Of
Kentucky, are not allowed to testify against
a white man, and SO the prisoner would
20 free When the counsel found that
we considered such cases within our ju-
risdiction and proceeded to trial, be objec-
ted to the introduction Of the negro wit
nesses, and there the case rests for the
present; but all the members-fve in
nun ber-hare determined that il there
is no Law admitting negroes as witnesses
in such cases it is high time there vas
one, and SO have made up our minds TO
adni, them and risk the consequences.
Slavery is torn up, root and branch, but
it has left the foundation If society broken
and disOrgauized. Men are SOUR, sullen
and dissatisfied /: their loyalty has received
test they had not calculated upon in
thousands Of instances it vanished before
this touchstone Of interest Ike mist before
the sun. Many Kentuckians, now that
they must lose their slaves, have suddenly
discovered that the Rebels are not such
bad fellows after ali, aud now think that
perhaps they were right iu seeding. 1t
is such and original Sscessionists who
compose the Mcclellan party in this
State. | fear they are largely in the ma
jori.y, too. l, is not from philan,bropic
motives that | desire the abolition of sla.
very, but because do not believe We can
ever have . peace or sound healthy gov.
ern amen, SO long as that cursed thorn is
fostering in the Nations heart. So
throw up my cap for "Honest Old Abe"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23

URev. J Walker Jackson, q Harris
burg, lectures on the Uuion this (Fnday)
evening, in Milton.
NOTICE-At the written request of
Messrs. Goodman, Aiken, Howard, Beaver,
Narsh, S,raSbriige, Forrest. A Hayes, NJ,
Driesbach, Orwic, Davis, J. Hayes, and
others, Rev A PORTER will REPEAT, 10 the
Christian Chapel, Sat. Eve, Sept. ~, a. =. !
o'slk, the sermon preached BY him the llth
inst. 4 general invitation is extended.
MASS MEETING in Niddleburc,
Snyder county, Tuesday, Sept. 81
next week Court week in snyder
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23
nBuFFALoE HOUSE, for Sale.

THE Trustees of the University Z; Lewis
/ burg. offer for sale the large three
storey house, known as the Buf1iye Hr,ss
situated in Lewisburg, cerRer OF Second and
81. Louis streets. opposite the Court House.
The entire baildins Is CT brick, - feet on
Second 81 and - fee; on 81. Louis ~, and
finished with al the convenienees and modern
Improvements for frsI class Hotel. The
stabliDg, sheds. &c, are ample TO accommo-
date large business.
The above properly will be disposed Of at
a moderate price and on easy terms. For
further Information, inquire of G.F.MILLER,
Esq, or IA. KELLY, General Agent, Lewis
burg. Union CO. Pa 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23

AS-The undersigned Committee. appointed to draw
up suitable resolutions expressive of the feelings Of this
Lodge, in regard the death Of brother JAMS GIBsSS
who was slain IN In Countrys service onthe day Of
Auguft, 1864, beg leave TO report the following:
Whereas it has pleased the great Archiiec; Of the
uni1eTss In biz tnscrutAble prov 20 from
the scenes Of labor here loS. ourEch esteemed and
worthy member. JAMS 6IAsoN, therefore,
Resolved, That this LoleS deeply ssnsible Of tbe
loss it has sustained in the brother Gibson 10
was so long and faithfully sAerished nemte. Of our
ancient fraternity.
Resolved That while veiarnen his untirn.ly death,
It nevertheless source Of comfti 70 that be
fell beneath the stars and Stripes bryely doing battle
Tor the country and he loved II PATRIOTS de-
youon. He died a. the noble brave die.
Resolved, That the Lodge room he drsNe1 In mourn
Ing and that the neb-rs Lodge wear the usual
badge OF mourning fr the space of thiIty aas
timonial OF respectfor cur departed brother
Resolved. That copy Of these resolations..agetber
with expressions Of deep sympathy, b. se 20 the
afflicted ana seG Mother Of the deceased and that the
same be published in the ps,ers Of this borough.
Respectfully submitted, 7 FISHER.
JOSIAH GIhroH,
WILLIAM NOOkL.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23
--latest News
GREAT UNION VICTORY IN
Shenandoah Valley!

The burning of Cham mbersbUrg was part
Of plan, contemplating the destruction
Of Carlisle, York, Getty .burg, Harrisburg,
Lancaster, &c, desi gued TO raise the seige
Of Richmond, to stop the eleclions IN
penusylvsIia, aud raise cOuuter-reyolu-
tion here The 80, 900 arms ordered By
the Corperheads in Indiana, was part Of
the grand conspiracy. but the uprising
Of the spirit Of the North, snd the rally to
arms, drove back Early's incenaisries to
the protection of the Potomac, aud our
forces have for over sixty day. saved our
burg.
s-. Last week, Gee. Grant made visit
Nor,h aud IsOk Harper's Ferry IN his
way. -As
last Monday morning, the Union forces
unGeI Sheridan Assal!ed the strong lines
of defences thrown up By the Rebels this
side of Winchester, aud by night bad rOu-
ted them from every defence, aud sent
them panic-suuck through Winchester.
The plans were we'll Laid, and harmopl-
ously carried out, resulting in the greatest
Uuion triumph ou the Upper Potomac
since the War began. The Rebels left
5000 killed, wounded and prisoners in
our hands, s canuous and ID battle flags
Rhodes, Gorden, and i've other Rebel
Generals we're killed or wounded, while
we lost Gen. Russell, killed, and three
Generals wounded. Our troops were tOl.
loving up their success.
THIS gallant exploit may tend to rein
force Lee with the remnan, Ct Early ;
force, bu, i, relisves our border, and en-
sures . peaceful election ia Peuusy lvsuis.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23
TOWN LOT & HOUSE

TOE salc-situa;ed ol N.i.h S., oae square
I from Market -, Lewis oIrg-a fuil Lot,
on which are erected aiwo-Si0rey brick -
dwelling house and kitchen new Stable LEA
two-slorey frame Weaver shop, Dye house, n
Well o: neTerfai.ing water, ard some good
Fruit trees. To suit purchasers, the Lot nav
be dlviiei-shop and Dye house on oae side
and Dwelling and stable Cd the other. i, IS
the property of BESJ. ASGsTADT, cec't. En-
guire OF the premises or Of.
1861 CYRUS BROWN, Executor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23
Estate Of Joseph Y. Dsrr, decd.

Nl-HEREAS. Leuers TesiamsnfsrT upon
W the. estate 81 JOSEPH !. DEHR,
deceased. ate Of Lexl>5prs buroosa. jnlUn
co1nly. nave been granted 10 the s1hsc-ilst
bv the Register oi Sc q county, IN due form :
all persons intebtstio sad estate are reques-
ed 10 make payment. an5 those having claims
against The same viii present them duly
authenticated frr seIilemeat.to
MARY JANE DERR, RIecu'r.1
Ie-isbgr1 Sent 49, 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23
FOR SAFE

4 TAVERN STAND On Market ST. in Inc
n borough Of Lew.Sburg Is offered FOR sale
or reasonable terms, The hcrse Is double
aud would Conveniently accommodate TIVE
families If not desired for IN. public. II not
sold 10 a reasonable Time, will be moEigaget.
ANY person having money TO loan. can have
il vel secured. Interest paid promptly. Ap'
DIV 10 rlO6i7 J WOLFE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23
The Campaign opens in Lycomins.
of the star a chronioIe.

MUNcT STATION, Sept. D.
There vas large, enthusiastic, glorious
Coion meeting at MuDcy, last evening.
Hon. Henry Johnson presided, and bis
opeuing speech was jus, what you might
e1pec. from such a noble man and patriot
ne Is Mr.Wilson of Tioga, candidate
LOT Coogress, made q capital speeeh-also
"t ehrner-and our friend, Msnley,
soo Mr. Aiken, followed. Old Lycoming
" night for all the Union caDdiia,es-po
.ofeoesds among the Administration men
IN this county.