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at Danville. With his confederate
scrip he could purchase articles OF
food from the citizens, of which there
seemed to be no scarcity, clearly
proving that 1t was not because OF q
lack of provisions that our men were
thus treated, but because of iend-
ish malignity, and settled determine
ton to destroy the lives of as many
Yankees as possible by starvation
Many were shot for looking out of
the windows, or getting over the
dead line. Capt B. saw two of our
men shot dead for looking out of q
window. One day the Hospital
steward hearing noise below thrust
his head out of a window to see what
was the matter, when q sentry mista-
king him for one of our men shot
him dead. After that an order was
issued to cease firing upon our men
for that offence.
They robbed our dead soldiers OF
their clothing and valuables, before
removing them from the Hospital.
Col. Ralston of the oath n. 7.
cavalry was wounded in an attempt
to break guard and died. The Hos
pital steward came into the prison in
two days thereafter wearing the Col
onels uniform. The Capt has mark
ed that fellow down, if he ever hap
pens to cross his path, and will fur
nish him the short cut to eternity,
without scruples of conscience
Such barbarity deserves no compass
sion.
From the foregoing statement
enough may be learned of the suffer
ings of our brave soldiers in these
terrible prisons, to arouse the indig-
nation of every honest man in the
North. The frienls of those who
have died there, may have some con-
ception of the terrible tortures they
endured, before death released them
from the cruelties of their savage and
implaeable foes. When lis remem-
bered that Capt. Blazer was compar-
atiYely well treated, we may imagine
how those Jared who had no money
or friends. Whilst the world en-.
dures, the memory Of this terrible
crime against humanity and civiliza,
ton, will never be forgotten. The
curses of every loyal mother or wife
in this land, will be heaped upon the
heads of the rebel leaders who justi,
fed their men in this atrocions vii
lainy. Nor will the odium of this
wickedness cling only to the South
ern leaders. The base hearted,
crlnging knaves of the North, who
admitted the truth of the statements
published relative to the suffering:
of our men. yet like subtle villain:
en,leavored to cast the odium of il
upon our own Government. and
openly charged the President with
being the cause of 1t, in hope of ope
rating on the minds of the relatives
and friends of the soldiers among
us, will also come in for
share of popular Indignation. To
ward them it is daily becoming more
intensified and bitter. Lapse OF tint
will not serve to mitigate tie INDY
ing hatred, and loathing that will bt
found prevailing in the minds of al
loyal men, as they see the victims o.
these satanic leaders, with broken
constitutions and impaired health,
| lingering in torment through the bal
ance of their lives, caused by expo
sure and starvation in the dens o.
Southern barbarians.
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CUMBERLAND, March 81.

CUMBERLAND, March 81.
r. L. STEwART:--SIR:
The following order was issued
from these headquarters:
HEADo'Rs DEPT. W. Va,
CUMBERLAND, March 90, 1865.
Special order No. IL. In obedience
to orders from the Gen. in Chief, the
undersigned assumes command of
the department of West Va.
(Signed) GEO. CROOK.
Maj Gen.
II. c. CHERRINGToN: Capt. ga DC
AS will be seen by the above tele-
gram. just received from Headquar-
tiers, Major Gen. George Crook is
again in command Of the department
cfWest Va. This is certainly right
and proper. His distinguished ser
vices in the field since the commence
ment of the war, have too firmly es-
tablishcd hib reputation as an officer
ofsuperior ability, to be affected by
the censures of the New York Tri-
hume, and some other sheets on ac-
count of his late capture. All OH
GERS are liable to such misfortunes.
Wherever the blame lies, it cannot
truthfully be charged to Gen. Crook
The commander of the post Of Cum
berland, was Gen. Kelley. The
placing of pickets, guards, &c, was
wholly with him. Ifhe neglected tt
use proper precaution, he has suffer
ed for his negligence. But no sucf
Negligence can be truthfully laid t.
oen.Crook. Heis too well known a
aa.oficer Of untiring vigilance, rigi'
discipline, and unfinching courage
..tasbe Afeeted by any newspaper al
tsNes on either point His distir
: .eaished- services in the field, shout
ahseld him from all snch criticisms
Bat ss lis, so long as a General
= Successful, newspaper writer's al
:. ready to shout hosannas in his praise
dae mistake, however free from az
. tuslinteut on / Iart Of that same of
Ger, and at once these same writer
condemn urheard, and -eonsign hil
in 50 far as their power extends, t
the4omb of the Capulets. This
q all wrong, and culpable in the higl
est degree. We are pleased to Sc
that the War Department and Il
General in chief, have not lost col
- ldeHce in Cess Crook and furth'
tfat by restoring him to his form'
sssconmand, no. blame in their OPT
s;,i,h attsches to him, IN the sstalr :
sals,rq in the capture of himself 81
Gen. Kelly.
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o, may he that is robbed Of the partner Of life.
Nov ABIDE in Ssviour's love.
And think IL his family Is severed below.
BE. is forming circle in Heaven
Valley Home Ohio. NIX.
At Johnsonville. Tenn. March Sd, ls6s. o.
typhoid fever, JAcoB Fox. ofthe fI3d O.V- l.
aged 90 wears Ave months aud 81 days. Only
sou Of Phil D Fox, of Rsceon township, Gai,
liza county Ohio. He leaves g large circle oil
fr ends AM aequaintanees By whom ne ws' va
loved and respected, to mourn his death: DC
was a good soldier, done hIs duty well and
sealed his devotion to his country with hi'
life.
Another brave has gone to rest,
Another spirit fedi
Avietim Of unholy strife,
Lies mum bered with the dead
Then parents dear fer him don't grieve,
Bet let vorr tears be dried.
Your son noble deed hath done,
He for his country died. Com.
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re- The murderers of Deputy
Provost Marshal Cook, of Guernsey
county, huve been arrested, and are
in Jail at Cambridge. 1t was a cruel
murder. The villain met Cook in
his yard, and asking him if his name
was Cook, on receiving an affirma-
tive reply, shot him IN presence of
his wife, killing him instantly.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of William c. Iron. j. P.
bv the same, DAVID McCRossKY of Virginia,
aud MELIssE CLARK, of Patriot Gallia county
Ohio.
At the Our House on the 18th, inst, IN
GallipoIis Ohio. by Rev. J: +. Williams, Mr.
GEO. HUsorSs, and Miss ELIZABETH H. JOLLY
On the 28th, of Feb, hy Rev. N. h. Gillett
at the house of Henry 0ursler Esq- Mr W
L. BAIs, of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, and Als'
STE OURsIrR, Of Latrobe, Pa.
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AdministratOr,s A sale.

THERE will be sold at the late residence oi
Caleb james, in Green township, CALI.
county Ohio, on Thursday April 6, at lC
A. NJ. the following personal property.
Two milk ccws, one horse, I6 head Of sheer
head Of ho : ere two-horse wagon. with
farming utens,.,. ,-oCse-hoid furniture and
many other artIci /. - numerous to mention
Terms Of sale, 9 months credit n I'll sums
over three dollars. by purchaser giving ap
proved security on note.
ANDREW BROWN,
Administrator of Estate of Elizabeth james
deceased.
March, %, lS65,-3ws
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districts are s ending forward supplies
to these perishing men, Shall old
Galiia alone stand aloof? Many OF
her brave sons have fallen victims to
the internal malignity of these South
ern fends. Others have returned to
us broken down in health and terri
bly, prostrated from protracted star
walton, and i'll treatment They all
confirm the reports given of these
Southern hells, and of the condition
of these suffering men now at Annap-
oils. Shall these things be unheed
ed2 Will the dyingag of these
sufferers find no sympathy at our
hands2 Are they less real because
not visible2 We do not believe that
our citizens have thus suddenly be-
come callous to these walls of agony
that every breeze carries with it to
the remotest corners of the land.
We raised in this county $500 to
the Sherman testimonial. This was
well2 Shall it be said that we could
not raise $50, fol. the relief of the
private soldiers dying by slow tor
turing. after having drank the bitter
cup Of wretchedness and misery for
many monthsi We cannot believe
it, until further proof be given us.
We make this final appeal to you,
ladies of Gallipolis, mothers, sis
ters or wives of those loved ones
who have under Providence been al
lowed to return to you again. We
make it to you fathers, brothers OF
sons of those who have died by the
hands of the atrocious villains in
charge of those Southern hells. We
make it to you patriotic. loyal and
humane men and women, who value
the comfort of those brave hearts,
.now languishing and dying far from
home, from friends and relatives,
men who are entitled to the warmest
sympathies of our nature. We shall
publish next week a statement Of the
supplies or money. furnished us for
this purpose. We shall also state
the facts if we receive none at ALL.
All articles left at this State Agen.
ey will be promptly forwarded by us
free of any charge to the donors.
R Considerable excitement ex'
lists in this community relating to the
operation of the Act Of Congress oi
Sd of March last, upon credits fol
enlisted men. 1t seems to be the
general opinion, that from and after
that date, no township or subdistrict
could enlist men out of other dis
tricts. Such should have been the
law long since, Wealthy districts
have been able to buy their mer
from poor or sparsely settled town
ships, thus leaving them without mer
enough to fill their quota even by
draft.
Measures have been adopted tt
obtain credit for the men, that oul
county was lately swindled out of. a
Columbus. If successful, we pre-
sumo the parties that paid the boun
ties. and induced these men to com
NIT perjury, will find their labor los
and money also, result, that bu
few in Gallipolis will fail to rejoic'
at. 1t was bad enough to be cheated
in the assignment of our quota, bu
after obtaining the men by dint o
perseverance and energy, to hav'
them spirited away by set of un
scrupulous swindlers and knaves
such as hang around Provost Mar
shals headquarters, was cutting !
a little too fat" for even the wei
8
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Public Auction.

+ WILL offer at public Auction at the late
/ residence Of John w. BlOsser deceased, IN
Springfield township, on Wednesday the otl
day Of April 1865 the following property;
One Cow, Hay. Corn, Wheat, Oats. Black.
smith Tools, Wagon. maker Tools, a large 10,
of Wagon stuff, lot Of Wagon work finished
and unfinished. one Buggy. Harness and sad
die, together with large lot OF other Perso
nal property, to numerous to mention
Sale to commence at 10 o clock OF tsid day
and to continue from day to day until all tn
property is disposed Of: Terms OF sale mad'
known on that day, when and where atten
dance will be given by onc,
Adninistra;Or.
March, is, 1865.
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NOTICE..

TNO those who hav lost friends or relatives
L in the Shenandoah Valley, and wish to
have their bodies brought home.
Having mad three successful trips to the
haiti fields about Winchester for the re-
eovery Of hodies, Of men inferred there, !
would give notice that | shall return there
once more on Saturday the 25th of March, and
wish to make 1t my last trip.
Persons having friends buried there. and
wishing them brought home will do we'll. to
call ON me, and will take charge Of all such
cases .ntrusted TO my care. and unless un-
layoi,lableaeeidcnts occur, Will return prompt
ly with the bodies.
JAS. SKEES, Uncertaker.
March, 9, ls65.
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For Sale.

A NEW and we'll fui nished Store boat IO
n feet long, I6 feet wide, well fitted up In
side and in every way suited for the rivei
trade. Itcan be seen at the landing at Cham
bersburQ, GaIlia county Ohio, 10 miles below
GallipOhs, ~.nv
March, Is, IsS5.-4w'
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Public Sale.
Notice.

THE Undersigned has been appointed Ad-
miuistIator Of the estate Of John W. Bios
ser. late ofG allia county Ohio, deceased.
HIRAM D. GEORGE.
March I6. 1865
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LETTERS

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Pos
II Office at Gallipolis, Gallia county
Ohio, on the 23d, day Of March A d. 1855
FEr IL not called for within one month
thew will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
r<To obtain any Of these letters, the ap
plicant must call for "sdrertised letters" giy'
the date Of this list, and pay ore cent for ad
vertising.
Anderson II Medins MarT
Asher John 2 Mullen ID
Adkins Madison Neal Martha
Brainari Chas A Neal Nathan
Barnett Lizzie Parkins Sarah
Beale Mary Pearson EJ
Barnet Emma Pritchett Thornton
Bing Mary E Possen Jane
Bryant Mary Z Riggs Laura
Bowling james N Ridnour VIM
Bowman Margaret Boberts W
Brothers Nancy Z Rolph VIM
Bovse Mary Rothgeb Harriet
Bswers Sarah Robinson Alf
Brown Mathew Rupell MaryC
Bumgardner H ] H Rude Sarah
Buckley Richard Runals VIM
Buckley Benz F Spradling NancyJ
Carter Lucinda Smeltzer John
Coffman DIN Swearinger VIM r
Coriba VIM shifts Catnarine
Coleman John D Smith VIM h2
Cousins Layinia Smith Mary A 2
Cunningham Luainda ShiPton Mary
Davis Daniel Steiner John
Dillon Hannah Smith James
DuG lanes Smith George
Evans LORNA SnOemate NJ
Ellison John Sutton James u
Fdmiston FM Talbert Madison
Foster Richard Tyler Virginia
Poster BIC Thompson VIM d !
Fowler Silister Thompson Mrs
Gnyers WmA 1rlbridge Hiram
Graham Wm Thomas VI
Grimes Geo W horne City
Harris WmJ Tuck Jane
Hamilton Mary Vest Philip
Hill Sarah Z Wray Robert
Hodg.n IVA Wagner Jacob
Honakrr Jacob B Ward LUereta
HUBBLE Adam Watson Charles
lanes Annie W-rl n r
James Narza ct J wbcrry Noah 2 .
jackson James A Wells X
Johnson Roxy West Malvina
Jourdan Mary West Layihia
kuonZ evils Nefbfe Joe
Lawrrn6e Joseph White Mary
Ierine Sarah Vice James
lucas James Williams lsaac
McCorIev Woodward Chas
McLnir Edmond Woods Hannah
Office hours from ~ A. NJ, to 6IS P.
sunJays, ofhce open from to ga N
JOSEPH DROUILLARD,
March. %. 1865. Post Master
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LOOK HERE!

LADIES LOOK HERE!!
WE have Just opened New Store on sec
w ond street, a lew doors below the Pub
lie SQUARE, where can be found at all times a
complete assurtment of Ladies' Misses and
Childrens' Bonnets, Hats. Cars, &c. Arti-
6cial flowers, Rouehes. Ribbons, Fea hers,
Straw and Jet ornaments, and in fact every
thing in the
Millinery Line.
That can be had in the City, and all Of the
latest
STYLES.
Trimming, repairing, altering, bleaching
dc, done to order, with neatness and dis
MRS. A GREENWOOD. & Co.,
March. %, 1865.
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For Sale.

NITy yLotNo. 225 on Cedar Street sdieil
J;nethe residencs of Wm. Miller. fcl
terms apply TO D. A'eonsAS'
Msrch, Is, lsss.-sTf .wo
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THERE will be offered at public sale. at
i the residence Of A. N. Dasley. IN Clay
township on Saturday March 25th. the follow,
ing property . head of work horses, one 3
year old colt. cows, . head Of young cattle.
durham bull, two horse wagon and bar
ness. buggy. log Wagon. steel hillside
.iouble and single shovel plows, cooking
stove. and other articles too numerous to men
ton.
A credit Of six months on all sums OF five
dollars and upwards. will be given, by the
purchaser giving note with approved security.
All sunni under five dollars cash. sale 70
commence at 10 o'clock.
90 AN. LASLEH.
March, is, ls65.-2w-
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For sale.
Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
i Administrator of the Estate of Elizabeth
James late of Gallia county Ohio, deceased.
ANDREW BROWN.
March, %, 1865.
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Lost.

nN Thursday March 10th, Leather Purse
" with steel clasp, containing one ten
dollar Greenback, one 81 Gold piece, and
three cent pieces. Supposed to have been
dropped between the Square and Fourth street
Any one finding and leaving it at the Jour
nal Office, or at my residence will be literally
rewarded. MELVIN LOWRY.
March, %, ls65,-2w+
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Public Sale.

March, is, 1865.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
CERTIFICATES OF AUTHORITY

TO expire on the slst day OF January, 1906
OFFICE or AUDIToR or STATE INsuRAsoH pEP'r
COLUMBUS, ONO, January ~, 1855.
WHEREAS The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN.
sUkANOE COMPANY, located Hartford, IN the
State OF Connect cut, has hed in this office swoln
statement ofs condition, required by the rst see.
ton OF the act ITO reg Hate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State OF Ohio" passed April g.
1856, and amendt d February o, leG4 bnd, whereas
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that u - possessed OF at least hundred thousand
dollars OF actual capital invested stocks or londs
or IN mortgages OF real estate, worth double The
amount Tor which the Hame s mortPaged and,
whereas, said Company has filed In this ONCE wrt.
ten instrument under its corporate seal si2ned by
he President ana Secretary there Of, authorizing ans
aRent or agents pi said Company IN this Stale
knowledge service OF process for and IN behalf of said
Company according to the terms OF said law.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF the first section OF
the aforesaid act, /, JAMES II. GOLDMAN, Auditor OF
state for Uhlo, do hereby certify that said NOkTH
AMERICAN FiRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Hartford Connecticut, Is authorized to the
bus sness OF Fire Insurance IN thus State until the
thirty irst day OF january in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sIxty-six
lSTAHP. In witness whereof have hereunto sub
lSEAL,l soubed my name and caused the seal OF my
Office to DO affixed the day and year above
written. JAS, II. GOODMAN,
telO Auditor Of State.
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WynkOOp'S Iceland PeCtOraI.
A. LINCOLN.

Diseases Of the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insldious and dangerous. The
properties Of medicine TO alleviate, cure and uproot
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nYgorating loOsen,ng the mllcus Of the throat and
impartng tone 10 the entire system. No discovery IN
medical science mastered this class Of diseases
like DR.. Wynkoop's Iceland PectoiAl. II s used with
the most astonishing results in all cases Of bronchitis
influenza, whoOpIng cough, diptheria putrid sore
throat asthma, croup, coughs .cods nervous rIiia-
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The Rev ]. ]. Potter certihes that I have used DR.
Wynkoops Peetoral for several years. myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended II TO many others, and have never
seen It's equal" RRy. ]. j. Potter, BrooklynN. Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important iestmoni-
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10 Is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF ell.
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Every family should have H. IL 10 remarkable Tor
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sold IN Dayton by wv. stewart and all principal
druggists.
Prepared by DIR D. Wynkoop, and sold by d. 8.
barnes Oo.s New York seS5dly
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BULLETIN NO. A.

Major General Die
The President in the subioned telegram
gives the latest news from the front.
Hon. E. A. Stanton:
CRY PoIsT, April 2, IL A, M.-Dspatches
are frequently coming in. All is going on
finely. Generals Parke's, Wrghts and Ord 8
lines are extending from the Appomattox to
Hatcher's Run. They have all broken through
the enemy's entrenched lines, taking some
forts, guns and prisoners
Sheridan will his own cavalry, the Fifth
corps, and part of the Second, are coming in
from the West, on the enemy's flank, and
Wright is already tearing up the Southside
Railroad.
[Signedl A. LINCOLN,
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REAL ESTATE AT ADMINISTRATORS
SALE

/ N pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
l. Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio will otter foa
sale, at public auction, en-
Saturday, fhe s9h dayd APnh 4. n. 1866,
Al two o'clock, afternoon, upon the premises, the
following described real estate, situae In the County
ofMonigomey, and Slate Of Ohio, to-wit "sltuae Ia
the northeast quarter OF section SO, town g. range
east &c. described follows Beginning az a stone
the northwest corner o. said farm thence south 81
10, east s0B chains to stone thence north s6o 5g
81 IA 81 chains 20 the east line OF aid
quarter section thence north 30 5Y, west Al ohAina
10 the northeast corner Of said farm thence south s6o
40 west IA 6s chains 10 the place OF beginning con.
tanning twelve and twenty,one hundfedihB (l22D
acres. Appraaedat S735-subleet to widows dover.
Terms ofSaie-Une- third in cash the day OF sale;
one third in one, and onethlrd In two years nom the
day OF sale, with interest the payment to bs secured
by mortgage on the premises sold.
WILLIAM O. RANDALL,
Administrator OF John 0. Randall, deceased.
alw4 iFFH