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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-04

ES The assassin of the President,
John Wilkes Booth was captured
near Port Royal on the Rappahan-
mock, by Lieut.. Dougherty of the 10th
New York Cavalry, and killed by
Sergeant Corbett one ofDougherty' s
men.
Booth and another snoundrel,
named Harold, who is supposed to
be the man who attacked Seward,
hsd taken refuge in barn on the
farm of some rebels by the name Of
CARROT. The villain refused to sur
render and the barn was set on fire
Harold soon came to terms and
offered to surrender. Booth refused
to be taken alive. He was armed
with two six barreled and one seven
barreled revolvers and large knife
supposed to be the weapon with
which he wounded Maj. Rathbone.
In order to save his men from being
shot by Booth, Sergt. Corbett was
ordered to fire so to wound him.
He did so, aiming at the shoulder.
In consequence of Booth STOPPING at
that instant the ball entered the
head just below the right ear, and
came out an inch above the left ear.
He lived abb ut two and half hours,
after being carried out of the burn
ing barn. His suffering during this
time was terrible, and he begged
the men to shoot him, and end his
misery. He died uttering impreca-
tions on the Government, but re-
quested them to tell his mother "that
he died for his country" meaning
the Confederacy of course. He did
not deny his crime. HIS manner
was that of q hardened villain, who
knew his doom was sealed. Harold
was taken to Washington, with the
dody of Booth. He formerly lived
in Washington, is about % years ol
age, and is expected to make some
statements relative to other partie:
in this or, at crime.
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Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that a petition
~ will be presented to the con missioners
of Galha county. Ohio. at their next session.
to be held on the first Monday Of June, A d.
1865, praying tor the alteration Of the county
road leading from the Gallipolis aud Wilks
willie roa1, in Springfield township. Gallia
county Ohio to the road leading from CALI
polls to Campaign creek, south Of Thos R.
NOreton's house in Addison township, Gallia
county Ohio, as follows: commencing at the
termination OF said road on the land owne,.
by the heirs of George Womeldorff decreased; /;
thence westerly course with said Old roah
on the land Of Tbos Il. Norton. to the county
road leading to Wnts"n's Mil; thence turning
south west with the said Old rIad, or as near
as a good road can be had. to A. Is Bristols.
running a few rods past where there is n lane
south OF his house. thence south or southwest
on section three, to Samuel JOhnsoRs gate
east of his house. on the land owned by Sam
uel johnson; thence a southvesterly course
on or MS near the old road AS = good road can
be made, to the Point Pleasant road on the
land Of A. W ats: thence south as near the old
road ns good ruad can be hal. through the
land of A. Watts, John ). Mills and T..
Mills. to an old house on the land owned by
Z. Mills on section two.
May 4,-w4s.
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honest men to bear in mind the ante
cedents of these gentlemen, and to
remember that by word and deed they
counselled this very crime, and that
to that extent, they are accessories
before the fact to the diabolIcal
crime which has shrouded the nation
and the world at large in deepest
gloom.
The teachings of Copperheadlsm,
have been in unison with secession.
In the South the murder of MIR. Lin
coin and the Cabinet was matter OF
every days conversation.
In the North the same sentiments,
though more secretly, were promul
gated, among the ignorant masses
who make up the rank and file of the
Copperhead party. The killing of
drafting officers, and persons in pur-
suance of their official duties was
only part of the grand programme.
This grand finale was to be the as
sassination of the President. 1t has
been done and the perpetrator of it,
punished with death in manner far
too mild for the great sin he COM
mitted. The accursed life of John
Wilkes Booth is poor satisfaction
10 the nation, for the death of the
Ruler, whose course was so mild and
forgiving, as to extort from his bit
terest enemies, unwonted praise, and
oblige them to do that homage to the
dead patriot, which they refused to
the living hero.
Booth is ded. Let his carcass rot
as that of all other criminals from the
days of Cain. But his co adjutors,
his aiders and abettors, those who
inspired his fanaticism, and nerved
his hand to strike the blow their cow
ardly hearts failed them to do, these
copperheads and secession sympa
thizers in the North, let them be held
to strict account at the bar of pub
lie opinion, for their part in his crime.
They may whine and lament over the
bloody deed and its consequences.
Judas did as much after he betrayed
his Saviour. His example, in that
''he went and hanged himself might
I've followed by such fellows as utter
ed the language printed on our first
page, with no loss to themselves and
great advantage to the country.
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WAR NEWS.

We have little Of importance thii
week. The surrender of Johnston
to Sherman, under Grants direction
leaves the Confederacy without al
army. The struggling bands undel
guerrilla leaders that still infest som'
parts Of the country, are making
themselves scarce" lmboden anC
Rosser have surrendered in the Shen
andoahvalley, though Rcsser him
self declined the terms. Moseby i:
still out, but some of his men have
offered to take him for $4,000.
The Canada secesh are hurrying of
to Europe, anticipating difficulty i
they longer remain on the border
Jake Thompson, c. C. Clay and 9th
er renegades of equal notoriely are
among the number.
Secretary Mallory of JEFF. Davis
Cabinet surrendered to the Z. S. au-
thorities at Pensacola.
JEFF. Davis is still at large and try
ing hard to escape from the country.
1t is stated that he has not more than
100000 in gold with him. This
will quicken the energies of our sol
diers to catch him.
1t Is supposed 10000 soldiers will
be discharged in short time. The
War Department is making vigorous
movements in the way Of curtalling
expenses of the war. All purchases
of mules, horses, forage, commissary
stores, &C., have ceased, and in every
branch of the service the expenses
are curtailed, 30 far as consistent
with nnhlic safety.
On the whole we may safely say
the rebellion is a failure. We have
so long been accustomed to our cop
perhead neighbors asserting that the
war on part of the Union was fail
ure, that we were cautious about de-
claring our opinions. Now we no
longer hesitate to say. they lied, U'I-
lainousLy, heLlaeeouslu lied, i'll order TO
deceive the honest people ofthe coun-
try, who still adhered to the party,
for the name democracy. Now that
the rebellion has proved failure, we
trust these copperhead leaders will
be allowed to go in a gang by them
selves, and treated with the scorn
and derision that their damnable acts
deserve.
Union men of old Gallia, you can
now rejoice in the certainty of your
nationality. One nation, one govern
ment, one people, E pturibus unWnl
forever.
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EE Attorney Gen. Speed, has
given an opinion on certain questions
presented him by the Lecretary of
War, relative to rebel officers or
others who left the North to 60 into
the rebellion. He is of opinion that
rebel officers who surrendered to
Gen. Grant, have no homes within
the loyal States, and have no right
to come to places which were their
homes priCr to their going into re-
belIion.
That the surrender of Lee includ-
ed no civilians, and therefore per-
sons IN the civil service of the re
bellion, or who had given it support,
comfort and aid, and were residents
of the rebel territory have no right
to return to Washington, or North
under the stipulations of that sur
render.
That rebel officers wearing the
Confederate uniform in public, in
the loyal States, are subject to be
treated as ayowed enemies of the
Government The above opinion
will be sanctioned by e. erv patriot.
1t is eminently right and proper that
Northern men, who left their homes
and become traitors, should forfeit
all right to them. They should be
driven ou. from among men, as rae
Gals of the first order, too mean fol
even Confederate horse thief to as.
sociate with. That public opinion
will enforce this treatment whenever
these skuiking hounds attempt to
settle, is certain, native copperheads,
who had the mind but lacked the
pluck to go south, will find it no easy
matter to live out their days in the
| North. They will find the scorn and
contempt of hunest men meeting
them at all points, despite OF their
attempts to relieve themselves Of the
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-04

S On our first page we publish
some extracts from speeches of dis
tinguished Copperheads, and also
from Copperhead papers going to
show the dninus of that party to-
ward Mr. Lincoln, and the party
that sustained him. just at this
crisis it may serve good purpose to
read over these delectable passages
by way of showing the source whence
Booth and his accomplices, received
their impressions in regard to the
course to be pursued when all other
remedies failed.
Now that the adeed without a
name" has been performed, these
same leaders are loud in their denun,
Citations of it and go about the streets
with elongated faces mourning griev-
ously over the loss the nation has
sustained, and in some instances far
exceeding in outward show those
who sincerely sorrowed for the death
Of the great Lincoln. II is well for
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SheriG's Sale.
State Of Ohio GGllia County. IS:

Stdte OF Oilo UdtLld OOuuys S.
DURSUANT I to the command Of an order
IL of Sale, issued by the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within aud for the county of
Gallia, and State of Ohio, and to NE directed
as sheriff Of said county Of Gallia, | will offer
at public auction and sale at the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Gallipolis. and
Gallia county, aud State of Ohio, on the 18th
cay Of June, A. d. 1865, at the hour Of one
O'Clock r. NJ. Of said day, the following des
cribed real estate: situate in the county of
GalIia, and State of Ohio, tO-wIt: Beginning
in the center of section thirteen (l3,) in town
ship number four ~ Of range number fifteen
u.s. in the OHIO Company's purchase, from
which q beech tree % inches in diameter,
bears north l0deg. east, links, and a chest
nut oak 20 inches in diameter, bears north,
79deg. - links, thence north, 69deg. 5U
east, thirty-twe 1927 chains, and ninety &c.,
links, to q stake from which q beach, 6 inches
in diameter, bears south 5deg. east 40 links.
and a beach l0 inches in diameter, bears
south, 57deg. vest So links, thence south
eighteen (l5,) chains, ana twenty four pa
links, to q stake from which q hickory Is
inches in diameter, bears north 56deg. east l6
links. and hickory IL inches in diameter,
bears south 7Ddeg. west So links, thence
south e9deg. so west thirty-tvo (32 chains
and ninety (90.) LINKS, to q stake from
which 9 black oak l2 inches in diameter,
bears south l2deg. east % links. and black
oak Is inches in diameter, bears north 77deg.
east 40 links, thence north eighteen (ls,)
chains and twenty-four (24,) links, to the
place OF beginning, containing sixty go, !,
acres. appraised at the sum of eight hundred
dollars, (ss00,) to be sold as the property and
real estate Of William Rrumfeid, at the suit
Of John E. Sanders and others. Terms of
sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 4th day of May,
in the year A. d. 1865.
WILLIAM wADDELL,
Sheriff, @. G. o.
Nav A 1865 -sw
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Agricultural Notice.

TNHE members of the Gallia county Agri-
i cultural Society will take notice, that an
election for officers of said Society, will be
held at the Court House in Gallipols, on the
10Th day of May, A. d. 1865. at one o'clock
P. NJ. A full attendance Of the members is
desirable.
By Order of the President.
JOHN. T. ENTSMINGER. Sect'y.
May, 4, ls65.-3w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-04

@ The citizens of Dayton, Ohio,
held an indignation meeting, in re-
gard to the disposition of the carcass
of the miserable wretch, John Wilkes
Booth. The Daytonians insist that
it shall not pollute the soil of the
United States, but be buried In mid
ocean, with ceremonies befitting his
crime, DC.
Wonder if Vallandingham attend
ed this meeting? No doupt his sor-
row for Lincoln's murder, is very
great. Probably his house is in
mourning and he personally clad in
sable Yet such scoundrels as he,
nerved the arm of Booth to commit
the horrid deedf The supreme COM
mander of the ''Sons of Liberty" has
been preaching for years,th doctrine
that resistance to tyraDts was fealty
to God" that Lincoln was an usur-
per, a despot, a tyrant, murderer,
DC? Yet he, the teacher, is suffered
to live unmolested, in city that re-
fuses to allow the dead body of the
pupil, to rot beneath the soil even
of South Carolina?
The miserable assassin has paid
the penalty of the law. Death is the
highest punishment known to the
law. When that is inflicted, ,as a civil
lied nation, we should practice no
indignity on the inanimate body
The Government acted wisely in con-
cealing the place of his interment
His friends and foes are alike de-
prived of venting their wailings or
execrations over his remains. 1t
might have been we'll to bury him
on the site of Libby Prison in the
city of Richmond, and erect over
him column, that would remind not
only the present race of traitors, but
their children's children, of the obi
business of treason, and its condign
punishment. 1t would prove the
damned spot" to traitors and cop
perheads that would "never out"
whilst the sun of heaven shone upon
the earsh.
John Wilkes Booths career is
closed in infamy without a parallel.
Whilst the grandest honors of the
nation are showered upon the coffin
of his victim, in Its triumphal pro-
gress through the land, to It's final
resting place. the remains of the as
sassin have been ANONYMOUSLY
slowed away from mortal vision,
"Unwept. unhonOred and unsuug."
This should suffice for the Day
tonians at least so long as they per
NIT the arch traitor of the North, to
enjoy the rights of citizenship within
their city limits We can see no
difference between the polished
william" who whets the the knife
and inAames the passions of a fanatic,
and the fanatic who executes the
purposes of the polished william.
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Notice.

CAMUEL MeCune, whose place Of ofresidence
y is unknown, is hereby notified that on the
18Th day Cf April last, the undersigned filed
in the Court of Common Pleas. within and for
the county of Gallia, and tate OF Ohio, her
petition. praying to be divorced from her said
husband. the said Samuel AcCune, on the
ground that sand Samuel heCune had been
guilty OF extreme cruelty toward the under
signed, and asking that the custody Of the
following named children be decreed to her,
to-wit: jerome MeCune, Permelia McCune,
Many E. MeCune. and William MeCune
Said petition will be for hearing at the June
term Of said Court.
ELIZABETH NcCUNE-
Nay, 4, Ie65.-6w.
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~ About 5000 prisoners from
the slaughter pens at Andersonville,
are now at Vicksburg, awaiting trans
portation to their homes. About
1000 prison ers died at Anderson
vii, from sheer cruelty on part of the
rebels.
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Public Sale.

THE Undersigned will offer for sale at pub
i lie auction ut the late residence Of
Michael Womeldorff deceased, on the Doth
day Of May, 1865, the goods and chattles, Of
said deceased, consisting in part of Horses.
Cattle, Sheep. Hogs Farming utensils, and
other articles to tedious TO mention. Sale To
commence at 10 O'Clock forenoon. Terms Of
sale, purchases amounting tO three dollars or
less to be paid IN cash, above that sum. notes
be taken.
WILLIAM WOMELDORFF,
Executor.
May. 4, ls65.-3ws
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MARRIED.

On the 29th. by Rev. o. Z. Baker, Mn. G..
W. BRowx. and Miss JENNIE McMILLES, of
Cheshire Ohio.
In Homer township, April lIth 1865. by
Rev d. KIdder, Nh JuHS LAsLEr and Mss
NANCY A. DowSINs, all of Winona co. Mime
sofa.
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odium attaching to the very name
itself. How much more impossible,
will it be for active traitors, who not
only felt but acted out their princi-
piles, torever again. take up their
abodes in the North.
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VIM. SHOBER'S
JEWELRY STORE
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.

oa@<A-- O@@@@t 80 - ~"
Diamond Finger Rings, at
Shober's Jswelry store
Revolvers, Of all kinds at
shOber's Jewelry Store
American Watches. at
Shober's Jewslry Store
Telescope Magnifying Glasses,st
Shober's Jewelry Store
Pocket Knives and Scissors, at
Shober's Jewelry Store
Clocks, of all kinds at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Gold Pens and PeneiIs, at
Shober's Jewelry Store,
Silver Thimbles, at
Shober's Matchmaker Shop.
Solid Gold Rings, at
shober's Jewelry Store.
Shober's Jewelry Store
Coral Beeds, at
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Aecordeons and Flutinas, ct
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Watches Clocks and Jewelry, repaired at
Shober's Jewelry Store
ViOlins and Guitars, at
Shober's Jewelry Store
Italian Strings, at
Shober's JewelrY Store.
Violin Bows. at
Shober's Jewelry Store
BaniOes. at
shober's Jewelry Store.
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Pistols Cartridges and Caps, at
Shober's Jevelry Store.
Spectaeles, to suit every body at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
SQUARE,
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.
May.+. ls65.-tf.
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GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.

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IL some years. feel capable of giving en-
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their orders, wishing work in the above line
well an promptly executed, to which my
work on the house Of Mr. Aleshire Capt. Robin
son, Mr.. Menager and others will testify.
Rock furnished, and work constructed to
suit all.
Orders or notices, left at the Store of Capt
sohn RObinsons, will be promptly attended
to by me.
May, 4. Is65.-3m.
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". II. d. CALENDER, CHARLES WHITE,
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Gro. W. MoORE, HUGH HARRISON,
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RI. STEWART, Agent.
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Nav, 4, le65.-tf
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Notice.

THE Undersigned has been duly appointed
Executor of the last will and testament of
Michael Womeldorff, late of Gallia county
hio deceased.
WILLIAM WOMELDoRFP.
Nav, s. lS65.-Jws
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Notice.

COLEMAN KEETON late rebel deserter,
" can learn something to his interest. by
addressing the undersigned at Camp Piatt
West Va,
J.B. MURDOCH.
May. 4, l565.-2ws
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VI OOL CARUING.
AT CENTREVIJLE,

GALLIA COUNTY, OHIO.
THE Subscriber. is prepared with two first
i rate machines to Card the Wool OF this
region of county. Being an experienced
CGrder myself, shall be able, and will try
and render general sat isiaetion. Pc sons com
ing from distance, may expect to have their
Wool Carded TO take back with them. The
usual quantity OF Ease required, and the
common price OF the county will be charged
for Carding.
JAMES JONES.
May, 4, Is65.--3m,
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Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the
n Commissioners of Gallia county, at thel.-
next regular session, on the first Monday of
June lS.5, praying for change of location of
the State road, leading from Gallipolis to
Athens, commencing fifty feet below Wat
sons Mill. on Campaign creek, running west
to the line of Joseph Rife. thsnce north on
the line between Henry Watson and Joseph
Rife, to walnut tree, six-inches in diameter,
near the old road, also v~cate as much OF the
old road as lies between the two points.
Nav lS65-4vs
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MASONRY

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LETTERS

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Care Charles B Myers Peter
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Elder Mrs Rebecca Rees Mary A
Fayet Miss Jany Robert 4 Guillad
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Gates Thomas Scanlan Patrick
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Graham John Ceheia Davis
Graham A Sell J W
Garret DaYid Smith II T
Gooch Stephen Smith Mamie
Hall John N Shrieves
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Henson VIM 2 Sadem Jacob
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