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Evening star., 1865-01-06

[By the Peoples Line-Of1ce 5I1 Ninth street.
NEW YORK, Jan. Gu. 5. 1881, coupSn 6's,
1104; u. S. 520's, 10SA; Certificates OF Iudebt-
edness, 81; Gold. 22Sk; N. Y. Central, I17X;
Erie, 99K; Hudson River. lip; Reading, iii:
Michigan Central, 1l5x; Michigan Southern,
Tx; Illinois Central, 127; Cleveland and
49, Cleveland and Toledo, 10Sx: Chicago and
Rock Island, 102K; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chen, so; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
60, 100: Alton and Terra Hauts 40; Chicago
and Northwestern, 38A; Quicksilver, 97x
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REBIL SURGEONS.

Dr. Ramsey, Medical Director OF Breckin-
ridges department., and six other rebel sur.
geons, were brought here yesterday from Ten
nessee, and committed to the Old Capitol, pre-.
Iiminary to their being sent through the lines.
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Steamboat Disaster.

PORTLAND, ME-, Jan. 6.-The steamer Poto
mac took fire around her boilers this morning
off Cape Elizabeth. The officers, crew and
passengers were taken off by a fishing vessel
and have arrived here. Four lives were lost
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DooRKRRPER AT THEPRzsIDKET's HOUSE.
Alfonso Donn has been appointed doorkeeper
at the Presidents House, in place Of Thomas
Burns, dismissed. Yesterday Mr. Dom ten.
dered his resignation to the Beard OF Police
Commissioners, he being member Of the Met.
ropolitan police force.
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THE NEW ARMY CORPS

THE NEW ARMY CORPS.
Nearly thirteen hundred applications have
been received for offic positions in the new
First Army Corps now being organized in this
city by General Hancock. Comparatively few
OF the applicants have been accepted, thus far,
hoWever
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~ At the annual sale of pews in Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
pastor,) on Tuesday evening, the total amount
bid for rentals and premiums for the ensuing
year was S4G,0GO, which is $4,000 more than
was realized on the pews Of the church during
the past year.
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SEPARATE BRIGADR.

The troops of the Veteran Reserve Corps
commanded by Col. Gill have been announced
as separate brigade in Gen. Augur's depart.
ment.
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Aid to Savannah .

BOSTON, Jan. GA public meeting will bs
held at Faneujl Hall, Monday, to raise funds
to aid the people of Savannah.
Evening star., 1865-01-06

CALL AND SEE THE NEW BOOT AND SHOE
StBLACKER BOX. It is just what every body
needs. Prices emily $I.z6 to 81 ALI fu rnishsd
Tor sale cheap, at 334 ST., near 10th st. j5
THE CHEAP PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
AND BUTTER sT0RE-Kesp none bat best
efticles. Pure Country Lard, fifteen varieties Of
superior Graekers, fresh Groceries. Sugars, &C.,
eheap ana good; 534 street, near 10th st. Also,
the healthy. excellent oue esr Redn nsd Pop Corn
RLAEK BoeKsi BLANK BOOKS
Bank Ledgers #.5H' III
h0u'' q. sizes and qualities
Day Boohs, Cash Books. Record Books. B.nk
Account. sooss, Pass Books. Bar Books. Miniatas 70
Bsnkersf Cases, large Pocket Books for s.f.
Money Boxes Deed Boxes, Currency and Iatarnsi
Revsnus Stam pBaxss, Post Once Boxes DC
Letter Presses, opyipg Books. Manitoba Writers
notice.
All kinds of Countins- house Stationery, ofsups.
''"' >- HUDSON TAYLOR,
Janset 334 Pennsyivania avenue.
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sECRBTARY OF WAR GONE soUTH-HIs MIS-
SION HIGHLY IMPORTANT.


SION HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
The Secretary OF War has gone to For tress
Monroe, hilton Head and Savannah to
consult with Generals Grant, Foster and
Sherman on important matters relating to the
service.
The supplies and exchange Of prisoners, Or
ganization OF colored troops, raising the block
ade OF Savannah and opening it to free trade,
the seizure Of rebel property and products will
be among the subjects Of consideration.
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RLACK LYONS VELyETs.
ID M0IRE ANTIQUES,
AND
HANDSOME DRESs SII,Ks

We have on hand 9 masniacent assortment of
call the attention Of ladies who anticipate buying
either Velvet Dress or Cloak, feeling conR6ent
that we are pre- pared to SELF them AZ low a. th.v
can be obtained in any of the Northern Cities
We have also on hand beautiful assortment of
COlored MORE ANTIQUES, wide Plain and
Br.cade SILKS in all the most desirable colors
in use.
Also Pink, Blue, Corn, and Whit. GRENA.
DIMES, suitable for Party Dresses; all OF which
We offer at the very 10 vest cash rates.
One price only All goods marked in plain
6gzrss at the lowest market price.
W. II SHUSTER & BRO,
No 3S Market 8pace,
( jan 3t between 7th and 9th streets. ,
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fNENTLEMBN's AND BOYS CLOTHING
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
NEW STYLESi FINE QUALITIES
CITIZENS AND MILITARY CLOTHING
OF ALL QUALITIES.
WALL, STEPHENS A co,

WALL, STEPHENS A CO.,
322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Invite purchasers in want sf HEAVY CLOTHING
to examine their large assortment, which they
offer from this date at Extremely Low Prices, in
order to red uce stock.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
js 6-2w,if lint, Chr. & Repl 322 Pa. av
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Il HARNESS. Inquire at Gk0. IDINILL'S 8
Brewery. No. 2Is goth street west 10 63t+
EASY CRETCHES FOR THE LAME-Ao-
u knowledged to be the best, easiest and cheap
est Clutches made. for old or young, soldiers
citizens male or female Please call and see
them at the Store, 334 street, near 18th street,
Washing RtOp. jR6 3t*
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock List.

[By Independent Line OF Telegraph TO LEWIS
johnson & Col
NEW YORK, Jan. 6-Time, 11.3O:-U. s. 1881
Coupon 6's ilOb; do. Registered, Ill; 5 2O's,
ICek: do. Registered, fG9; Certificates Indebt-
edness, esq; Gold, 22s; New York Central,
1lsA Ere, say Hudson River ili1; Reading'
72H: illinois Central. 126h; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 96; Chicago and Rock Island, 102
Chicago and Northwestern. 3sK; Quicksilver,
s7K.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

n@THE DRAFT IN GEORGETOWN.-The
US Georgetswn Draft Association has been
organized and is now fairly started.
Forty dollars. payable in installments previous
to the Draft, will undoubtedly protect every mem
ber from the same.
There will be meeting Of the Association every
GEORGETOWN Custom House. Congress St above
Bridge, where aud when all the residents OF
GEORGETOWN Eighth and Ninth sub districts) who
wish to do so may become members of the Asso-
citation.
The Treasurer will be in attendance to receive
installments.
All interested are earnestly invited to coma and
help themselye the time Is short and delay is
GEO. HILL. JR., President.
ED. SHOEMAKER, Secretary. ian 4-1m
IIOR RENT-Tbe HOUSE No. 212 Bridge street,
L Gsqreeto!n.D o: It has has ID rooms in it, .
fixtures throug ghout. situated between the resi-:
dences Of Mr.. Poe and Samuel Oropley, Esq. It
has one Of the finest prospects in the town from it.
Rent. to a private family. $75 per month; for .
boarding house. or which it is veil adapted slo0
Water ST., GEORGETOWN. d. G. ja66t
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s. W. M. sHUSTlR BRO,
No 3S Market Space,
1a4-3t between 7th and Sth streets

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO FEMALEs
4 SEFFERING WITH DISEASES PECULIAR
TO THE SEX.-MADAMEME MENAH. after Il ye ars
practice in in Nsx York, has taken rooms in this
such ca ,es. Her practice is different from any in
this city. Win give reference and certificates
sumcient to convince the most fastidious of her
successful treatment 10 Female Diseases, Patients
will be visited at their residences il necessary
Charges reasonable. Hours of consultation from
10 q. m. to p. m.
HAVING been su fferer from the above disease m y.
self deem it duty and privilege to offer my ser.
vIces 20 lIAo suHereEs Jan T. Inn
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ITO THB LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

MONS. DEMONQEOT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN
HAJR. WORKER IN HAIR, AND. HAIR
DRESSER, tates great pleasure in Informing the
test Paris Fashiens for the present season aud is
now ready to I'LL every order. Mons. Demongeot
ing thorough knowledge of his busi ness in which
he is engaged He is prepared to give satisfaction
of Hair Oils, Pomade, and every kind Of Toilet
Articles, &C.; &C.: constantly oa hand Orders for
vous day. Consultations of diseases of the hair
free of charge. NJ. Dsmonssot is partner OF a
house in Paris, Rue Rumeau, No. 4, kept by his
brother. and will go to Paris every Spring. On
that occasion he will take every commission given
to him for Paris r any order in France.
Call at DEMONGEOT'9 Human Hair and Per-
fumery Store, corner of and 10th streets, near
the Avenue. ja g. I'm"
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WINTER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICIs.

Offering . great many WINTER GOODS much
lower than we have been selling them up to the
supplied themselves with dresses. and gentlemen
who may wish to procure heavy Beaver Cloths and
Cassime1es will find great many beautiful goods
in our establishment. much cheaper than they
could have procured them q few weeks sgo.
alluded to. viz:
Black, Blue and other shades OF Splendid
Beavers suitable for Gentlemen s Goats or Ladies
Cloaks.
Also, French Merinos Reps. Plaid, Poplins, Fig.
ured Merinos, ALL Wool Mousselines, and various
other Dress Goods, all of which we would re-
commend Ladies to look at before purchasing else
sxz W. M. sHUsTlR q. BRO,
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS can be supplied with
the STAR at their residences, put up in wrap
pers, by ordering 1t through the Secretary Of
the Senate, the Clerk OF the House of Repre-
sentauves, or at the Star office, corner OF Penn
sylvanfa avenue ard 11th street.
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DIE BLST AND CHEAPEST CONFECTION-
copHNK NKt the Steam Sugar Refined POPPED
MEM sns pest, nsalthiest luxury of the kind.
toe ffas; ~ stores suffers and
334 street. near 10th street Osu and sss it. N'.
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III NOTICE
4 BE COP heretofore existing
John W. Shaw, doing business under the name
and style Of Morrison. G alt & Co., have this day
been dissolved by linn mitation and mutual onsent
All persoDs having claims against them are re-
quested to present them for payment, and all per.
sons indebted to them are earnestly requested to
settle the same without delay. Either member of
the late firm is authorized to receipt in liquida.
ton. D. l.. MORRISON
VIM. II. GAIT,
JOHN W. SHAW.
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369 'A'hSiA STREET 369
RED CTION
PRICE OF FURNITTRE To RRnTcE aTOnK

PRICE OF FURNITURE TO REDUCE STOCK.
Contemplating making Improvements in our
Store, We will for the next fifteen days offer the
following articles at small sd rance above cost:
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY SOFAS. CHAIRS,
ROCKERS.
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY BUREAUS. sfpE-
BOARDS.
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY MARBLE TOP
. TABLES. WASHSTANDS.
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY WARDROBIs,
WHATNOTS
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS.
GILT FRAME MIRRORS.
Persons in want of the above articles will find
this rare opportunity to supply their wants. as
the above goods must be closed out by the 18th
inst. BONTZ Il GROsHON,
ian 5.5t $50 Seventh street, sboveI.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

FOURTH GRAND BALL of the YOUNG HI
ANCE HALL: street.. bet. 9th and 10th. on 81
WEDNESDAY EyINING. Jan. IL, 1855. "a
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting Q gen IN
tlemen and ladies'.
OoMNITTRE OF ARRAHGRMEErs John Myers,
Martin Graham, Daniel Clancy. las. II Bush, john
0'Connor, Thos. Sanders John LiEhtle. jas St.
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T>HE LARGEST AND BEST sELEoTlD stock
Of POCKET CUTLERY to be found In tb. ,,..
Also, the Genuine RODGERS SCISSORS, a.
r. B. O. JOHNSON 4 co.,
3anSet Penna av. bet. 10th and lltA sts.
n 3 Is TO NOTIFY G.. A. WILLEr THAT
my stable will sell him to pay charges, on Sstur.
day, January 2lst. 1865.
ja4 43r EDw. J. LYNCH. IS
DRoPOSALs WILL BB RECEIVED Ar THE
e ofics OF the Metropolitan Railroad COMPANY.
465 9Th street: ust1 January 10. 1885, for monthly
supplies of Mill Feed labout 1900 poundsI and
price per 100 pounds. Proposals wlll be Addressed
D. p. BROWN, ,Presid ent jsn49H :
MEMBERS or CONGRESS AND sTRANa RRS
W yisitin. this city. will and it to their advsl-
known Restaura.t Of GAUTIsR, where they viii
aee I'm O. GXUTIkR, 2s9 p. ave,
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washin gton, December 81, H 1s5i' w. 'nA
\ M PARTNERSHIP NoTIou

n 90 PARTNERSHIP NOTIO1
~. L. MORRISON AND JOHN W. SHAW hav-
sts lie of Morrison, Shaw & Co.. win continue the
ELoIR and GENERAL COMMISSION BUsI-
nS old stand corner Of 18th and streets
continuation of the liberal patronage heretofore
MORRISON. SHAW & CO..
=. A
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WOOD AND LUMBER FOR sALI.
5OCords of the hest Oak Wood ladned in this
Also, a cargo of Lumber, consisting of Spruce
Seantling, Spruce Boards, Hemlock foards, No.
Culls and cheap prime boards and 50 900 Shingles
The lumber will be sold i'll small lots or at whole
sale. T, T. FOWLER,
J84-3t" Tenth street Wharf.
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TRIAL OF NORMAN L. KING.-The trial of
Norman L. King. charged with going into the
enemy's lines and fighting with them, in last
July, when they were threatening Washington,
has been postponed to to. morrow.
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The citisens Of the ward are requested to attend
. met ting to be held at German Hall. lIth street
between and G.. THIS (Friday) EVENING, at
~ O'Clock. 1t Is expected that every one will be
present as business of great importance demands
fheiP attention IT'S
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-10-12
SOLDIERS!

The victory is with you once again
You have met the enemy with bal
lots instead of bullets, and the day
is yours. The cohorts of the Con
federate Democracy have been rout-
ed. horse, foot, and dragons" The
Bourbon Vallandighamism of thai
partyhas been rejected by you withthe
scorn and detestation it deserves
After four years of incessant hostili.
ty to you, and the cause in which
you were periling your lives; after
declaring the war a failure, and de
manding an armstice, in order to OBJ
tain. better terms for their friends
the rebels, then on tine very point OF
surrenderipg to your superior valor,
those. same Confederate, Democrats,
come around You, fawning and te-
seeehing you to aid them by your
Dallots in restoring those same reb
els to political power, whom you had
thus defeated. You have discarded
their insidious efforts to turn you
from your allegiance. You have
shown by your votes, your detes.
tation of their atrocious wickedness
during the war, and their consum-
mate hypocrisy and deceit in pro.
Tossing friendship for you since
its close.
You have also shown your scorn
and contempt of those who once
were your companions in arms, and
ostensibly engaged in crushing the
rebels; who after you have effected
that, come home and throw themselves
nto the embraces Of the very men,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-10-12
GuardIan,s Sale.

In pursuance of an order Of the Probate el
Gsllia county, Ohio, made on the leth day
of April, 1865, in the case Of Louisa Blosser,
guardian ofDayid NJ. Blosser and Margaret
J. Blosser. against her wards. the undersigned
will on the fourth day Of November, A. d,
1865, at 10 o'clock A. N. Of said day, on the
premises, offer at public sale the following
described real estate, to-vit: The north hall
OF the south east quarter Of section no. eleven,
(l1) township no. six, (6) of range no. fifteen,
(l5) appraised at $500; the south west quar-
ter, OF the south west quarter of said section
no. eleven III, appraised at $500. The south
west quarter Of the east quarter Of section no.
seventeen 17,) in said township and range,
appraised at s400, all of said real estate in
Gallia county. Ohio Terms Of sale. one
third cash in hand, one third in six, and one
third in twelve months, from day Of sale, de-
fered payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises and to bear interest from
day Of sale LOUISA RLOSSER.
Oct l2,-3w. Guardian &c.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-10-12
THE DANGEROUS ELEMENT

THE DANGEROUS ELEMENT
The News thinks "the negro ele.
ment of the South is dangerous tc
the peace of the country at large.
In what respect?
Does '.the clement" eat too many
Government rations? In Knoxville
359 eat, but only two belong to "the
element ..
Is "the element" lazy2 Every
writer from the South tells US thai
the baroom loafers, the corner 1oun.
gers, the petty gamblers are white
men. The negro works.
Does ''the element" cost to muchf
The rate of wages in the South is
from five to seven dollars month.
The labor is severe and harsh. II
could not be purchased here for five
tunes the money.
Is ''the element vicious? We
hear stories of oppression and injus-
tice every day, assaults, murders,
deceptions; but in all cases the white
man is the oppressor; "the element
is calm, accomplishing, docile.
"The element" is dangerous to the
country pretty much as the lamb was
to the wolf Whether he drinks up
the stream or down the stream, OF
docs not drink at all, the wolf will
certainly be disturbed,-Ney York
Tribune.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-10-12
For the Journal.

Mr.. EDIToR:-
DEAR SlR:-Our city fathers.
(by custom and courtesy so called
but whose paternity, We (not being a
long cared hybred, produced by
the conjugal, conjunction of a Mayre
and Jack utterly repudiate) have
so added their brains in passing a
mass of ordinances that it seems
even their own fathers do not know
them, the ordinances. Par Example.
In August last our city solons passed
an ordinance requiring tduerns, and
other houses of Pu6lick entertainment,
to take ou. License. Some month or
so since, at the request of friend,
and to accommodate a gentleman
and his lady, my wife concluded to
receive them as boarders. If this con-
stitutes house of PuJiick entertain.
ment, our iddecation is certainly de-
fective, and such it would appear is
the opinion of the heads of the learned
clanjamfry as few days ago we re-
cel'ed nonce signed by the ioro
Mayor, his excellency, the president
OF the council and, the learned chiel
secretary OF that august body, re-
qulring ue to pay two dollars Ii
ceDce; cnder what dreadful penalty
we have forgotten, and this for hav-
ing two boarders in a private house,
Inc TACT is those wise acres are SO
anxious to NIL up their ephemeral ex-
is.ence ss Win oruinances tnat may
appear In the, newspapers; titles
appended. that we very much fear
they win be id to everlasting
fame through one Of her trumpets:
that, d'arriere we presume. = "a
We must do his honor. the Mayor.
the Justice. to say that he stated to
us. that he had no knowledge of
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-10-12
MARRIED.

On the 5th inst, by Rev. o z. Baker, Mr..
SAHUEL B. SMITH Of Adison, to Miss CARoLIsK
Z. HILASDs of Pomeroy
At the residence Of the brides Father in
Gallia county, on Thursday evening by the
Rev. ThOs L. Griffith, Mr.. WILLIAM c. EAsLs
and Miss Ann JOSEs.
By Rev. II. r. Howe, at his residence in
Porter, Wednesday morning Oct. 5th, 1865,
Mr., F. Il. WAsHBURy to Mise LovISA Mar.
THEvs.
A. the residence of the brides father in
Clay township, Oct. 4th, 1865, by Rev J. W
Mccormick, Mr.. GEORGE X. SwITzEs Of the
9lst, o. V. |. and Miss MARY L. MoRTcS.
Accompanying the above notice was de-
licious wedding cake (whole.) The fair
bride evidently understands the printers fail
ing, and We beg leave to assure the happy
couple their gift was duly appreciated. May
Heavens choicest blessings attend them on
their journey through life.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-10-12

who were firing in your rear, and
stigmatizing you by all manner OF
opprobrious epithets, and by accept
ing nomination ut the hands OF
those men, make themselves the
standard bearers of that party, whose
leaders boasted "they never had or
would vote a man or a dollar to aid
in subjugating their brethren Of the
South. I" You have taught these mis-
guided men, that if they chose to ex-
hibit themselves to. the world as
knaves, you were not willing tobe-
come their dupes, and show your
selves fools. Soldiers ofthe Ameri-
can Republic! The thanks of all
loyal men, are again due YOU, for
your unfinehing bravery in thus
confronting these minions of copper
headism and driving them back to
their dens of infamy.
The future will reveal to you the
vast Importance of this your victory.
1t will show that You have aided in
saving the finances of the nation
from repudiation. 1t will show that
you hsve aided in preventing the re-
establishment of slavery, the author
of all our National woes, and that
you have placed upon a sure and
permanent basis the principles of a
free government, made so by the
valor ofpour arms in the field, and
the due appreciation Of your rights
as freemen by the ballots.
Soldiers! the thanks of a great
people are yours. Their children
will honor you no less for this re-
cent victory, than your former
in the field. Continue to
deserve well of the Nation. Adhere
to the true principals of American
Liberty, and show your devotion to
the cause, by your course in the fu-
ture, For you, it bodies great hon
or and glory, not only for you but
for your children. Bear IN mind,
that he who fails IN one point comes
short of all. That years of merito-
rious service in the field, are wiped
out by the single act of "desertion
TO the enemy" which may be actual
IN the field or constructive at home
You have taught some of this class,
his fearful lesson. Let others take
warning by their fate.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-10-12

w Judas failed to enjoy his 80
pieces of silver for which he betray-
ed our Savior. Benedict Arneld
failed to reap the reward of his trea-
son. This campaign in Ohio has
produced many proofs of men failing
in like manner to obtain the prom
Used reward, for their desertlon to
the Copperhead party. They sacri,
feed their principles for an empty
nomination. There might be some
excuse for this, where the chances
were any thing like even. Here in
Gallia- county with certainty of de-
feat, some 'gudgeons bit. at the
naked hook" offered them by, the
patriots who rule the Democracy
sgThey drew it right under" and
there they1ay fonnde1ing under the
weight Of Union ballots, with none
se-poor as to do them honor. The
end isnot yet. The future has in
store much for them thatlmight- have
beer. avoided. We can pity, whilst
we desplse the men who cast at their
feet all the honor they had previous
lg wonsin the field for the, poor mis-
erabfe privilege of carrying the Cop
perhead banners in the past cam
paign.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-10-12
~ Col. Montgomery for Repr.

E Col. Montgomery for Repre-
sentative runs far ahead of the State
ticket, and his majority will probably
exceed 1000. The people know how
to appreciate the true soldier and
honorable man. On the other side
C. C. Aleshire the copperhead can
didate for Prosecuting Attorney
runs far behind his ticket, showing
that the people appreciate him lat
his true value.
Gallia county has done on the
whole as well il not better than most
of the counties in the State. The
Union vote was not all polled, while
the Democracy were out to the last
man.
The State ticket is elected by
10000 majority.
Pennsylvania has gone for the
Union by 25,000 We shall endeavor
to give full particulars next week.