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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-18
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOV
ERNOR.

STATE OF OHIo, EXECUTIVE DEBT
COLUMBUS, May 2, 1865.
In view of the Affections Of Divine
Providence upon the nation, the
President has designated:
Thursday. the first day Of June nert,
as day of humiliation and mourn
ing. and recommending ''that our
people on that da,. in their respec-
tive places of worship, unite in sol
emn service to Almighty God in
of the good man who has
been removed, so that all shall he
occupied at the same time ir contem-
plation Of his virtues, and sorrow
for his sudden and violent end"
Fully concurring with His Excel
ency, the President, in this measure,
do recommend to the people of the
State of Ohio, united and solemn
observance of the same; that all
places of business he closed, and
that the day be observed as q Sab
bath of the Nat on, that all our peo
pie unite, not only in humiliation be.
fore the Lord. and contemplation oi
the services and virtues of the great
and good man who has been taker
away from us, hut in earnest PRAYER
that Almighty God will sanctify this
greet affiiction to Us as 3 nation and
a people; that IN his wise providence
He will rule all these things for oul
good, and that He will strengthen
and guide our present rulers, and en-
dow them with wisdom to conduct
the nation to peace und unity again
In witness whereof I have hereuntc
set my hand, the day and yea
above written.
JOHN BRouGH.
By the Governor:
F. A. MARBLE, Private Secretary
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City Ordinace.
CEMETERY OFFICERS.

An ordinance dG6ning offences within the
Cemetery. and proviaing puEiJhnent ther-
for.
SECTION 1. Be If ordained by tie City Coun-
ea Of the City Of Galipelis, That any perron
who shall bury or cause 70 be buried any
body in any OF the alleys or spaces within
the Cemetery belonging to The City or shall
bury or cause to he buried any body in snv
lot ther-in Of which he is not the owner. or
for which be shall not have the consent Of the
owner, .hall forfeit AMI pay for every such
offence ten dollars. with costs.
SECTION 2. That any person who shall
break down. deface. cut, pluck up or other
wise injure anv evergreen trees, flowers, tomb
stones, monuments or other property in the
Cemetery aforesaid. or the o d Grave Yard
Herewith enclosed, shall on conviction there
Of be fined Tor every such offence not less
than one nor more than fifty dollars with
costs. and moreover according to the sggra-
vation Of the Off..nee be liable " such pun
ishment by Imprisonment as shall be author
ized for violations Of the ordinances. And
such offender shall also be liable in an action
for dam-ges for the injury done.
SECTION 3. That any person who shall h
fOuni slor ing. rioting, quarreling. gambling
using obscene or profane language. or guilty
OF laecivious or immoral conduct, or loubg
ing on the monuments ar graves In the ssIf
C.-metery or old iirsve Yard shall on eonvic
tion thereof be fined in any sum not lesI
than one dollar nor more than fifty dollars fo
every such offence. with costs.
Passed May l6, 1866:
d s. FokD. City Clerk.
May, Is, Io65.
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CHANGE OF BASB.

THAvE told out my entire Stock of Dry
j Goods, Groceries &c. to Abraham noch.
who will continue the business at the old
stand. return my sincere thanks 10 my
customers for their patronage for many years
past. and recommend my successor to them
as gentleman of probity srd fair dealing.
esn he found at his stnre for some time. in
rder TO settle up my busirsss and assist HIM
in the sale of his stock ateost .--.al
HARRY FRANK.
IHAvE purchased the Stock Of Dry Goods.
Grncrries DC. Of Mr.. Harry Frank and shall
off-r the same to all the old customers and as
many others 90 may favor me with call.
at coa
do this in order TO make room for . new
Stock at reduced pr,c~s. All Who wish bar
gains, in my line viii do w-ll to give me 9
call. % shsll sell any articles called for at
cost. Mr.. Harry Frank will remain with me
. short time, to assist in disposing Of the
Stock.
A. MoCH.
May, l6, 1851
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E The surrender or Lee Knocked
the last prop from the Copperhead
press of the North. so far as the
Confederacy was concerned. The
assassination of Mr.. Lincoln de-
prived them of tleIr only remaining
stock in trade, loud abuse of the Ad
ministration. The consequence has
been, that where they still endeavor
To- keep up a paper, j. is now on
Union principles ostensibly, and
where were formerly found diatribes
against Mr. Lincoln, denouncing him
as ..the smutty JOKER "the blood
thirsty tyrant," 1.-The autocrat of the
abolition party" 1.-THE usurper &c, )"
we now find hypocritical eulogies
cpon his character, and stringent
denuneiations upon the perpetrators
of the crime, which ii their former
accusations were true, was q fate,
well merited by the President.
We see no recantatfon in any of
these sheets, of their foul calumnies
on Mr. Lincoln. Hence the sincerity
OF their grief may well be doubted.
The jackson Express published at
jackson C. HI. Ohio, always the mean
est Copperhead sheet in Southern
Ohio, except ono, surrendered with
Lee. The Confederacy having give
up the ghost, the Express had the
manliness to die decently at the
same time, and is thus saved the
trouble OF resorting to subterfuges,
in order to make show OF possess
ing some claim TO qualities, which
no one could honestly ascribe to it
The example set by the Express
could be profitably followed by Other
institutions, in Southern Ohio of the
same stripe. The occupation OF Cop
perhead newspapers is gone. Jeff
Davis by his flight. Knocked the
noise out of the old whine "Yor
haven't got Richmond yet and Lee
surrender opened their eyes to thu
fact that the war was over, the re
bellion ended, and themselve!
damned to all eternity, politically
individually, and collectively.
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E3 The clamor of Northern cop
perheads for years past, for free
speech. free press, &c, in short
every thing bat free schools is likely
to be answered to the fullest extent
in the South. IN the North, the
whole charge was a gigantic lie, to
cover up their IRRESPONSIBLE designs as
presented ~ the Sons of Liberty.
In the South where pure and unadul-
terated Democracy fourished, the
suppression of every hing. to which
the term fire. could be prefxed, was
a prime article of the creed.
Now all seems changed. Free
presses are every where proclaiming
to Southern readers, the rights OF
freemen. They publi,h to the world
the same principles for which North
ern editors have been so soundly
abused. Free speech. free schools
Ere. dom to all mankind, is now the
burden of their song in places where
vet stand the auction block and
whipping post, for the sale or pun
ishment of human bodies.
Now why is it that our Copperhead
neiehhors and friends refuse to re-
io;ce over this result2 Why is it.
that after years spent in villfying the
Administration of President Lincoln.
stigmatising him as q despot, or as
some expressed it an Autocrat,
bloody monster. cold hooded joker,
&c, because he put the quietns on
such scoundrels as Vallandigham,
W Y is it that they sullenlv refuse to
rejoire over the light that is fast
breaking over the benighted regions
of the South? Is it because they
feel that their power is passing away,
as ignorance, cruelty and superstition.
take wings and fly before the genial
rays of free speech, free press and
free schools2 Oh yes copperhead
brethren. your prayers for all these
things are being answered to the ful-
lest extent. Howl no more for either
your own rights or the rights OF your
Southern friends. They have found
theirs in a manner least expected
Yours, are in process of being found,
and fear not, that you will lose any
portion thereof. Events as they pass
in quick succession, are restoring
you to your proper level, infamy and
contempt. The murder of Abraham
Lincoln secures you the first, the
capture of JEFF Davis in pettieoats
ensures you the other.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
IN will be made TO the Governor Of the
state Of o 10, for the pardon Of Robrrt CLARK,
Who vss convicted Of Arson before the Court
of Common Plrss of Gallia county, and sen
tenced at the November term, A ID. 1855,
thereof. to fifteen years Imprisonment in the
Penitentiary.
Said application will be heard on the see
Ond day Of October, A. ID. 1865 or a. soon
thereafter a. the same can be considered
HUGH CLARK.
Nay, 10, 1865. f<iHs-i
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MARRIED.

May 1lth, 1855, at the nwelling house Of
Mr.. n Nlcholas Souverain, lyJ G Damron Esq
Nh AUTHUR WkLcH, and Miss ELLES A.
SoUvLKAIS. all Of this city.
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For Sale.

VALUABLE HOUSE and Lot in the town
of Point Pleasant. and Q valuable farm on
MERGERS Bottom.
In pursuance of the terms Of Deei OF
Trust executed TO me as Trustee. by Daniel
Couch on the 4th day Of October. 1884. to Sc
cur. to John Hall and John McCulloch, GER
tain Bonds therein specifi-d, which Deed is OF
recorI in Mason County Recorders Office. in
Deed Book No Is, page ~ anil 49, shall on
the 18th DAY of June, lse5, procred to sell at
public auction. on the premises, the house and
lot in the town Of Point Pleasant. now oeeu-
pied by Mrs. Ball. being the same formerly
occupied by said Daniel Couch.
And shall. as Trustee IS aforesaid, on the
l4th day Of June, lsS5. proeeed to sell the
farm on which Cathnrine Couch, widow oi
said Daniel Couch, now resides, cor 30 much
rs may be necessary for the purpose therein
described" upon the premises, and near heI
residence. Said Farm is situated in hereer'i
Bottom, and contains near two hundred acres
Of land highly improved. and presents rare
Inducements TO those desiring to invest.
| TRIMS: Said property will be sold on ,
credit Of one. two and three years. Bond snd
good security will be required for the deferred
installments, and the title will be retained 81
further security.
CHARLES 8. WAGNER. Trustee.
| Nay, u, 1865.
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the rebel President was soon brought
to bay. He brandished q bowie
knife, and showed signs Of battle, but
Welded speedily to the persuasion OF
q Colts revolver. without compelling
the men to fire. He expressed great
indignatien at the energy with which
he was pursued, saying he had be-
lieved our Government was too mag
unanimous to hunt down women and
children Mrs. Dsvis remarked to
Col. Harden, after the excitement
was over, that the men had better
not provoke the President, or he
might hurt some of them. Regan
behaves himself with dignity and re-
signation. The party were evident
ly making for the coast.
j. H. WILSON, Brevet Maj. Gen.
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decorup which both ofdcers and
men@so carefully observed while
among us, and hope that their
future days may be prosperous and
happy.
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Agricultural Notice.

THE members Of the Gallia county Agri
cultural So iety will take notice, that an
election for officers of sale Society, will be
held a: the Court House in GalliPolrs, on the
2Oth day Of May, A d. 1865. at one o'eiocs
Pm. A full attendance Of the members IL
desirable.
By Order Of the President,
JOHN T. ENTSMINGER. Seet'y.
MAY. 4, l-65.-3w
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Notice.

THE undersigned is desirous Of relinquish.
ing the business Of keeping Hotel. Will sell
ont his entire stock, at Q reasonable price.
ANY person desirous Of going into the business
can &c. bargain by applying to th. under
signed. q. BRENEAAN. Propr,
National Hotel.
Galiipolis, May IL, l665.-2ws.
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For Sale.

A HOUSE and half Lot in Gallipolis on
Third Street b.4veen spruee and Pine Streets.
a good cistern and cellar on the premises.
viii be sold cheap. Inquire at the Journal
Office.
May, 1e. 1855.
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Wool Carding.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

At the request Of the Consul Gener.l Of
Sw witzrrland, resident ct the City Of wash
ington d. G. have been duly appointed
Administrator Of Frederick Hummer deceased .
X. L. STEWART.
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Wool.

COESIGNMENTS Of Wool to Messrs
u williams Boal 4 Co., Commission Mer-
chants. No. IS West Second street Cincinnati.
respectfully solicited. City market report
secured daily. .or
May, IL, 1865.
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Wanted.

A JOURNEM m Harness Maker, one who
understands the business, to such, 9 good
situation and good wages will be given BY
the subscriber at Charleston Ka., Co., Va.
GEORGE sOWENSTEIN.
Nay. IL, Ie65.-4v.
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NOtIce.

CANUEL NsCune. vhoss pisss sfrssiSsses
- is unknown, 10 hsssby nsti3sd fhst % ths
l9.h day Cf April ls,t. the pndsssigssd eied
in the Court Of Common Pless. within and ~
the county Of Gallia. and tsss OF Ohie. her
petition. Praying 70 be divorced from Der said
husband. the ssid Ssmnel neCuse. % ne
ground that SAID Samuel heCnne had been
guilty Of extreme ernelty toward a: under
signed. and sskipg that the custody o. tne
to-vit: Jerome McCune. Permeiia MeCune,
M.nv z MeCune, and William MeCuns-
Said petition will be for hearing ct the June
'e'" u ' ELIZABETH HeCUHx
Nay, &, Isss-sw. -r
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VIM. SHOBER'
JEWELRY STORE
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.

oAe<8AA OA<@s
Diamond Finger Ring.. ct
shObers Jevslry Store.
American Watches. at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Telescope hAgnifYing Glasses,at
Slober's Jewelry Store
Pocket KNIVES and Scissors. st
shOber's Jevelry Store.
Clos ks, Of all kinda at Via .
shober's Jewelry Store.
Gold Pens and Penei.s. at
shOber's Jewelry Store.
Silver Thimbles, ct
Shober's Matchmaker shop.
Solid Gold Rings, at
shober's Jevelry Store.
Gold CHAINS, at
Shober's JevelrY Store.
Coral Beeds, at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Accordeons and Flutinss, at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Watches Clocks and Jevelry, repaired at
Shober's Jswelry Store
violins and Guitars, at
Shober'sJewelry Store.
ItA ian stringr, at
shober's JevslrY Store.
Violin Bows. at
sh0ber's Jevelry Store.
BanjOes, at
shober's Jevelry Sore.
Tamborines, at
ShOber's Jevelry Store.
Pistols U4ztridges and Caps. at
ShoOer's Jewelry Store.
Spectaeles, to suit every body =.
ShObers Jvwelry Store.
PUBLIC SQUARE,
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO.
Msy,4. ls65,-tf.
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FI.t Roat for sale.

A No. I, and entirely new, loo fest long,
N 81 feet beam. inch bottom piank' "
inch o1nvsle with or without siding.
JNO. A. ROBINSON.
Nay, IL. 1855.
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Notice.

THE Undersigned has been duly appointed
Executor Of the last will and testament Of
Michael WomeldOrif lat. Of Gullia county
hio deceased.
WILLIAM woMELDoRFF.
May, 4. le65.-jws
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LUMBER.

THE Undersigned have their Saw Yin
Il nov in good running order 8 nilss bslo.
Chsrlestoa, and viii furnish Pine, Poplar.
and Oak L1nber. ct Browns Landing on the
Kanswha river. q moderate prices, 10 say
quantity ordered. Orders solicited from the
citizens Of ofGallipolis- We have made srrsnge-
nents with the Ksnavha Packets 10 deliver
our Lumber ct the above landings, ct the low
eat market prices.
BROWN 4 MILAN.
Kanawha Mills.
Milton seely Agent National HOtef CALI
polls Ohio.
May. Ie, I665.-tf
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PROCLAMATION.

IN view Of cur national Affections, the Pres
/ idrnt Of the United States, has desIgnated
Thursday. the frat day Of June next, rs g day
of humiliation and mourning, recommending
that the people on that day. in their resPec-
tive places Of worship. unite in solemn service
to Almi- hty God, in memory Of ths good man
who has been removed, and sorrow fer his
sudden and violent end. And the Governor
Of the State OF Ohio concurring Herewith, has
jnined his recommendation thereto, thas al
places Of iusiness he then closed and that
salt day be observed by the people Of this
State, with the sacredness offs Sabbath; Also
concurriDg. and at the so icitation of many cit
Izens, recommend that our people in this
city do accordingly lay aside all secular busi-
ness on that day, and dutIfully observe the
same as recommended. not openly merely. but
secretly unto the Lord, bowling the spirit in
humiliation and prayer. conf.ssing ourindi-
vidual and matte nal sins. implorIng his mer-
eifuf forgiveness, and fervently beseeching
HIM to deal with us according TO the plentl.
tu,Ie of mercy and make the glory Of this latter
hour greater than the former
Done at Gsllipolis. this 9th day Of May. A.
D. lees. j. G. DAMRON.
Mayor
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Fer Sale.
June Taxes.

THE June Duplicate of taxes is now in
i my hands, snd am ready to receive
them. The law requires them to be paid on
or before the Goth Of une, or penalty Of 5
percent attaches. with coll ction by d,straint
JACOB KERNS, Tr.. G Co.
May. ls, lS65.-3w.
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ATTACHMENT.

H. Nprl Adn'rg &c. Ct, h. T. Hay.,s
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says the defendant 6, indebted her, and abscond,
that process law be served him. having obtained
an original attachment against the of the de'endont
made able before r. d. Jouromon Justice 81 the Peac.
for Knox county and the having been levied
erty ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him office in Knoxville the 18th day Of June,
1895 10 defend said the will be proceeded with
psre IL further ordered that this notice be published for
four successive weeks in BroHnlows Wig.
dl4-iu pfsjf X. d. JOUROLMON, j. r.
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ATTACHMENT.

81. Y. Mach join Sellers.
ar APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DANIT In this that the defendant John Seller,
nonresident the STATE n Tennessee ahstns
himself that the ordinary Of Law cannot he served upon
ordered that publication he made FOR four
Co. TIE Knoxville Wing notifying ,Rd defendant b. appear
bcfors my office Knoxville the third Saturday OF
jane 1868 then and there make hi. defense the will
be proceeded with eN psrie.
d2l4wp45 CHARLES MORROw,J. r.
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ATTACHMENT.

7. ". NI,17tT ~. W0IIuI v. Nfdn 0dn7s ~ NUlion
Nrd.. Decd
THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT.
j says the defendant indebted him aud has removed her
self Of The a a., ordinary process Of law can
be served upon her having obtained gual
against the estate o The defendant mad, rsturuab. before
D. sray Justice u the Peace for Knox county and the sam,
having levied her properly II ordered hy ia jus
tre that he defendant appear before him bis o. Kror
willie on the sh day Of March, s55 viii be proceeded with
pare further ordered that this motto. be pub.h,I h.
Brownow's Wing for four successive weeks.
di44w pS5 NA. F. STAY. J. p
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tuu.i.s Iu,-,a. oao PoeeH U.GLst re-. Il. / Wii,on.
" OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE ~ these
eases at the October term 1864, Of said Court will
sell the Court House door in Knoxville Thursday,
the n day Of March 1865, that part Of the lot sold
Deccmber 18th 1854 fronting Gay opposite the
house lately occupied by John II. Crozer, and running
back to Prince street L will he sold in portions suit
purcha.cS on q credit II aud ~ months without the
equity Of redemption, taking bonds bearing interest with
approved security, and retaining lieu till paid
J2l iw Piss D. A. DEApERfCK, c. NJ.
zl,- cash payment TO cover costs in each case will
f.p utrall
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ATTACHMENT.

w. 4. Hcim, Admro y r. Reoirr, r', Loms h. Hu.t
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARS TO ME
from complanants bill, which is to, that Louis
Hurst abFcond that process cannot be served lm and
his estate attached is therefore ordered that publication Doc
made Tor four successive weeks ia Browul0ws Wig ry.us
said defendant to appear before n the Of Athens
the 27 day May 1863 and make dcsuse 60 he complainant
csm or the same w he taken Tor con'gssyuHI set for hear
ing "a partc.
iSnll4w p1 JOHN hcdAt6HEl, j. 7,
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ATTACHMENT.

IH'" T'0I'0 v. N"'If NTIsI, II|I-|0I VILIT ITIip
Su.... nud L,ri SpiLs,
THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT
says The defendants Indebted 1 her and 500 a.eorI or
conceal themselves that the ordinary process law cannot BE-
served upon them having obtained an MP -tHaI alta 1en
against the estate 81 the defendants lrade rsur before
W. w. Wallace Justice Of the Peace Anderson county and
the having been levied on their property BE- ordered
said Iu tee that the defendants aIPstt before him 8t vi. office
Clinton the first Monday OF May, sD will be pro.
ceeded with parc II further ordered that this malice be
published for successive weeks in Brpvnlows Wing
jan2i-w pff5' ". W. WALLACE, J. 7.
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PROSPECTUS
or
BROWNL0K' s KNOXVILLE WING
REBEL VENTILATOR.


Tag undersigned Is now publishing Weekly journal,
bearing the above title, al Knoxville Eust Tennessee,
Tho paper propose ~ send out luf ~ per nnuu, UrG.
riaLd pad IL adraucc Tho cost Of paror materials Of
all kinds, aud Of labor has increased since tho inau'
guraton Of the rebellion that um not able 10 furnish
the paper or les tu bold uut any inducements Ia clubs
Two yonrs ago, my paper then The last Union sheet,
and the only rcilgoW one Heating over Jol DalFs I'M
gody domniQns, was crushed ou by Chat God lorsakon
mob flmiiary known us the Nolici.rutr authorities, ]
glory In opening my hnllrrr. from wy old orilcntiuns,
beginning with this helhom and hell'bound rebellion
whore the traitors forced mo TO leave o my work Of
faith and labor OF love"
The WING AND NENulAr0U will ha lNDEpENnEST IN
all things and NEUTRAL In nothing, taking q liberal
hand in all the controversies Of the day, This shall BIZ
m unconditional Union journal hU'diuE mp all parllci.
pants in the late Rchaou--uuW almost played out-asa
choice collection Of men for Roucs Gnllcry, Al the
same time viii mako war upon all gamblers and thieves
North aud Southn whose trade II iS TO rob the public
crib, ~ well rs private percrs The whisky bluut. tho
bues ~ elections the opprcssUr who grind the face Of
the poor cXortuucrs in trade who sNiudc by Wholesale
and let0i and all foul moulhcd Secession .ympathos
and other disturhors Of the pence u the yurous sink
holes Of society, North and South, will not fail to do
justice 10 the worst class of men who mako tracks upon
Southern sOil-Necssipu prclni,r8, of all denominations,
| repeat, that in the rule uf my editorial conduct
shall aburo that scrily which dcsroyf the iudcpcn.
dencc Of the press aud east from that actOus Oppo-
sition which gives 10 pmy What Is due 10 eouung Aud
while the numo If my paper indicates IN uumisiakablo
terms, its politics shall, faithful sentinel lose sight
of Wings Dcmocmtoa aud Republicans, and remember
only my Government and the preservation Of the Federal
Union, us richly worth all the sacrifices Of blood aud
treasure their preservation may cost even the cXtemi-
nason OF the present Of men, and the consumption
| of all the means oil the present age,
Intervention, national Jealousy and hatred, double deal
ing, and praca cowardcc have been governing princi
pies with England and whom our homo troubles set
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