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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
Fresh Family Groceries,
TO the Enrolled Militia.
AUDITOR's 0FFBCE, GGLLIA Co., D
September lst., 1861

September lst., 1865.
TNHE attention of those subject to the pay
Il Inent of the four dollars, in eommutA-
tion of militia duty, is called to the following
sections Of the law, relating thereto, to-wit:
SECTION ]. BE it Enacted by the General
assembly of the STATE of Ohio, That all white
male citiz ems, residents of tlis State, being
eighteen years Of age and under the age Of
forty five years, shall be enrolled in the mill
tia, and perform military duty in such maA-
ner, not incompatible with the constitution
and laws of the United States, as hereinafter
prescribed
SEC 4. All persons who are subject TO mil
itary duty under the provisions Of this act,
and who are Lot now members Of some vol
unteer organization, shall either become mem
bers Of some volunteer organization, or shall
pay into the county treas1y sADaallY the
sum Of four dollars. which sum shall be a
communication for fines and penalties for ne.
gleet to perform military services.
SEC. :. On or before the first day Of Sep
TEN Der, the county auditor shall cause TO be
made correct duplicate list Of all persona
liable to military duty and from whom such
commutation money 10 due, and trsasnit the
same to the county treasurer. Immediately
upon the treasurer's reception Of this duPli-
cate, (to) the county auditor shall give notice.
by general publication in The county news
papers, requiring the payment of the eomnau-
tation money into the county treasury on OF
before the fifteenth day of September after
which time the treasurer shall proceed to col
lect the same by distress. or otherwise, with
a penalty Of thirty per cent, with costs IN
the same mauner as for other taxes.
The lists of this County are now in the
hands of the Treasurer for collection.
WIN. NASH, Auditor.
Aug. 81, 65.-3w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07

~ Gen. Morgan claims to have
begun his military career at 13 years
of age. Was it at West Point where
so many Southern traitors inclu-
JEFF Davis and Lee began their mill
tary career? Ifs we conclude as
the United States raised and educa-
ted him his services in manhood
were justly due to the Government.
How stands the case? In 1868, in
the very darkest hours of our Ma
tons peril, General Morgan resigns,
lays down his sword, and we may
add his manhood, and goes heart
and soul into the work of electing
vallandigham Governor of Ohio.
Can any lower depth be found?
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07

S We have received from the
Provost Marshals office list Of per
sons drafted from Gallia county who
failed to report, or "skedaddled. I"
We shall publish it next week, with
the law as passed last session Of the
Legislature, depriying all such per
sons Of citizenship or the right to
vote AS it is probable some OF this
class have returned since the war,
and may claim q vote at the next
election. the Trustees OF the several
townships, should preserve q copy
of the list, in order to ''head them
off," Men who "6odged' the draft,
in any way, should not complain if
the right of suffrage be taken away
from them. and in that respect they
be placed on equality with the ne
gro." We shall refer to this subject
again. So look out ''dodgers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07

all its blessings once more dawning
upon the land. He lived to see his
own work successful and without q
sigh or muymur, resigned himself to
the great Copqueror Death, with his
faith firmly grounded in the hope Of
IN eternal rest beyond the grave.
Let his memory everbe green in the
hearts of the people.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
Country Residence for Sale
. near GaIiipOlis, two MILES
from the SQUARE -.

THAT well known residence of the l.,.
Il Prof, Robert Conner (previouslv known
as the Richard Raadal FarmJ on the Min
creek road - = ~ - ~ --'- '
The Farm contains sne hundred and nine
teen acres Of rich land suitably divided into
plowr meadow, and pasture, well supplied
with good spring and branch water for Stock.
Plenty of Wood for the Farm. Tkehin ind
is anderlsi6 with good Coal which sells
readily at GalliPolis. There is one bank In
good working order, vein abont two 5eet
thick. A thrifty young orchard Of ehsies
Apple, Peach, aad Pear trees in bearing.
Small Fruits Of every variety, about half an
acre Of Vineyard Ave years old. n !. 80
The baildings are q well finished brick
dwelling of six rooms and hall, ten. feet wide
extending from front to back chamber the
whole size Of the house, two zeod cellars.
well of geod water. Large log barn and out
buildings. Also on the premises thyee lac
tenant houses which now rent for ten dollars
per month. Title indisputable. ENQUIRE of
L MRS, 6. CoNEoR, on the premises.
or R. H. FARRANT corner Of All
Greek and liver Roads
Aug. "a, ls6A--tk u "a
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R Farmers of old Callia. rs

~ Farmers Of old Gallia, re-
member the Democratic candidate
for Governor, is not the John Nor
gan that raided round your county
in 1858. That Morgan has gone be-
low. The Morgan the Democracy
want you to help them elect, is that
other Morgan, that passed through
in 1862, on his way from Cumber-
land Gap, to place of safety, which
he found in Gallipolis.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07

~ Conservatives are invited to
the Coppercratic Mass Convention in
Gallipolis on the 9th inst. The Lou
,sville Journal says, "if John C.
Breckinridge had been 3 candidate
in KY, at the late election, he would
have received every conservative
vote; Our readers may learn from
that, what it takes to make eonser-
Yatiye.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
H The Coppsrkead Central Com

H The Copperkead Central Com
mittee of this county, in their call
for q County Convention, asks the
assistance Of all those s'in favor of
an undivided country" Isn't that
funnya The men composing this
committee refused TO vote for David
Tod, a life long Democrat, because
he was in favor Of an xnd,vided cosn.
try. They refused to vote for John
Brough, another Democrat, for the
same reason, and instead, voted for
Enllandigham the traitor. because he
was in favor of davidsa country.
Amt they a sweet set to issue such 3
call. We suppose they viii refuse
to vote for Col. Montgomery, dem
ecrat, because he fought and bled for
an undivided country" If such
fellows had had their wsy, we should
now have had no country at all.
But, thank God, we had men-nobie
men--like Col. Montgomery--who
felt the Importance of an undivided
country" and, leaving all the pleas
ant and happy associations Of home.
went into the field to fight for it,
while this COMMITTEE staid at home
to electioneer and vote for atraitor
for Governor, Out upon such de-
ceit and hypocrisy. We have only
one parallel to it--where the devil
put on sleeps clothing to deceive the
elect. -s'@r.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
ssTO All Whom Ii Way
Concern

THE subscribers having sold their premises; /;
now offer to the public their entirs stock,
consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hats,
Shoes. Clothing DC, at greatly reduced
prices. -,, -...
Come everybody and see for yourselves
that we are selling Goods at bargain.
We would also call the special attention of
customers To the fact that our Books must
be speedily and permanently closed. Those
knowing themselves indebted to us either by
note or book account, will please take notice
and act accordingly.
KERR & WALKER.
Cheshire, Sept. 7, lS65.--tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
Notice.

IN pursuance Of an order granted by the
Probate Court of Gallia county Ohio. I will
offer far sale at public Auction, on SATURDAY..
the SOth day Of September, A. D. 1865, al
one O'Clock P. n. at the door of the Court
House in Gallipolis, in said Gania county,
the following described real estate, to-wit:
The North half of lot in the village Of Centre
VILE, county of Gallia and State Of Ohie.
numbered twenty-one, (2l-)
Appraised at $500 TEENS of sale one
third cash in hanI- one-third in one, aAd
one-thlrd IN two years. from day of sale, with
interest; payments to be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold
5. A. NASH, Admir-. Of
Aug. "a, IS65.-4w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
w In 1858, Gen. Geo. w. Mo-

Eg In 1868, Gen. Geo. W. Nor
gan was an active political partizan
of vaIlandigham making stump
speeches, in favor Of the ex
lied traitor. His candidate was
beaten by nearly 100, 900 majority.
In 1865, this same Vallandigham
is actively engaged in trying to elect
this same gallant Gen. Geo. W. Nor
gan to the same Office. A precious
pair of knaves are they truly. The
military(?) candidate is likely to
succeed about as well as the civilian
over the left
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
re- The Dispatch people, judgin

H The Dispatch people, judging
from the toni of their talk, have the
idea that, if negro is allowed to
vote, be will be just as good as they
are, that the simple thing of voting
is all the difference there is between
them now. If such be the fact, the
reader must excuse them for having
SO much to say upon the subject.
They are to be pitied. We feel for
them. 3s
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
@Mr. Raltzer Hartznok !.

~ Mr.. Baltzer Hartzook, of
Huntington, had the misfortune to
lose his barn and ITS contents by fire
on Sunday night, Aug. 9th. The
fire was undoubtedly caused by an
incendiary. Mr.. Hartzook is firm
decided Union man. and expresses
his opinions in regard to traitors and
copperheads, freely, tits presumed
some Of the latter class have mani
Tested their malignity by thus wan
tonly destroying one Of the best barns
in the township. There was no in
surance. It is strange that in these
times farmers win neglect to secure
3 policy in some good reliable insur-
ance company. Union men particu-
larry should shield themselves from
the cowardly and fiendish malignity
Of their enemies, by giving them to
understand they are insured against
the consequences of their deeds.
We have now the agency Of the
Etns, International, Arctic, and Un
eerwritors Insurance Companies, rep
resentiDg capital of nearly $40, ,O00,.
900, and can issue policies in either
without delay. Avoid all travelling
agents, who offer to insure at low
rates. When you pay for policy
be sure to know the company can
pay the amount of the policy in case
of loss.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07

w The Dispatch in "excoriating"
the Journal winds up long tissue of
lies by saying:
at is a mystery that such press should
receive the patronage Of respectable and re-
fectiDg men.
That mystery is easily solved
neighbor. Should we publish even
one number of the Journal on such
copperhead principles as you do the
Dispatch, we shonld lose 1000 sub
scribers in week after.
So you admit respectable and re-
fiecting men do patronise the Jour
nal. Well, that is more than we can
say for your sheet.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
Lost.

NEAR Menager's Grocery Store in CALI
~ polls Ohio. on Tuesday the 2Sth of
August last, q leather pocket book. contain
ing a considerable sum Of money, and some
valuable papers. The finder will be libersllY
rewarded by leaving the same at the Store Of
J. j. CABOT in Gallipolis. The owner is q
poor laboring man. and BY this loss is de-
prived of his earnings for the past year,
which he was saving for the purpose of
bringing his family from Europe.
MICHAEL BARRETT
Sen. J, 1865.
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NOTICE.

purchased from Mr.. JONATHAN
IL HAMILTON his interest in the Coal
Business, offer to the citizens of Gallipolis,
the best quality of Pomeroy Coal; which may
be had at all times at the old Stand. Upper
end of Public Wharf.
The patronage of the old customers of
Jonathan Hamilton, and Of the public gen
orally, is respectfully solicited.
All orders left at the Dufour House will
receive prompt attention:
Cont la6S IF -- ~ IL
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
DIED,


At his residence in Cleveland,
Ohio, on Tuesday, Goth Aug. 1868,
JOHN BROUGH, Governor of Ohio,
aged "a years.
For the first time in the history of
our beloved commonwealth, her peo-
pie have been called on to mourn the
death of their Chief Magistrate =
Following so SOON upon the national
bereavement of our President, Ohio
may truly be said to be bereaved.
In, the death of Governor Brough,
she sustains no ordinary loss. Born
and raised within her limits, she
found in him almost from boyhood,
q devoted advocate of her true inter
ests, and throughout bis life an ac-
tive earnest champion of the right as
well as bitter and relentless foe to
all fraud, dishonesty or treason. In
the darkest hours of the financial af-
fairs of the State, when her credit
and faith seemed about to be de-
stroyed by horde of political
knaves and plunderers, John Brough
was entrusted with the herculean
task of bringing erder out of chaos,
and restoring public confidence at
home and abroad, in the affairs of
State. His honesty and purity, left
no room for connivance with knaye-
~, and he accordingly discharged
his duty in so signal a manner that
his reputation as a Legislator and
fnancier, was inferior to none in the
land. ar . -r.
When treason reared It's snaky
head, and threatened to overthrow
the National Government, it met
formidable opponent in John Brough.
Cutting loose from party shackles he
threw the whole weight of his infiu-
ence, on the side of freedom, and
very soon his services were demand
ed by the loyal citizens of the State,
as Chief Magistrate. Elected by the
largest majority ever given any man
in the State. He at once brought to
theservice of the people, his pre- -emi-
nently fine Executive abilities, and
In that service has finally given up
his life. The proud position Ohio
occupies in the history of the late
war, she owes to the indomitable en-
ergy and ambition of Gov. Brough.
The vast powers of his mind were
centered upon this one object He
originated the movement of rein
forcing Gen. Grant, by State troops,
for 100 days. Of these, Ohio sent
forward 1892, in the shortest space
of time that has ever been known.
This of itself is sufficient monu-
ment to the energy and patriotism OF
Governor Brough. He needs no
other eulogy. While the nation re-
mains intact, Ohio, and her noble son
Gov. Brough will receive its thanks,
for the great share of the work of
restoring the Government, which
history will show, was SO nobly exc,
cuted.
The noble patriot, the accomplish
ed statesman, and the honest citizen
now sleeps In peace His work was
done. He lived to see treason and
rebellion overthrown. the unity of
the States restored, and pesce with
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NOTICE.

GEwING Machines repaired. and instruc-
y tions given in operating, also all kind Of
small mechanical work. Modeles for patient
Office made.
My shop is on the upper side of Public
Square. encouragement solicited.
ROBERT WEIGH, Machinist.
Sept. Z, lS65.-tt.
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R The Dispatch is down on Cor.
ry, his convention and Ticket. And
yet the conductors of that sheet have
always held to, and voted for, the
destructive principles for which he
is laboring. They have changed,
not Cory. The democratic conven-
ton of january, 1861, endorsed the
right Of secession, and pledged their
Southern brethren the assistance Of
1920, 600 democrats of Ohio" to as
sist in carrying it forward-nomina-
ted ticket upon that platform, and
the "Dispateh association, every
one of them-voted for that ticket.
Cory is right, democratic principles
never change"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
For Sale.

TWENTY acres Of land in Green township.
Il on the ghborhood road. good Frame
House, two good Wells, fine young orchard
of Apples, Peaches and Cherry. A sufficient
quantity Of timber for wood, and rails. For
terms enquire at the Journal Office.
=. -.,-- JOHN KRAUS.
Sent. 7. Is55-rws.
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STEAM Ia
G MILLS
kanawha River
FOR SALE

OFFER for Sale, the Hurricane Steam
l. FIGURING Mills, situated on Hurricane
creek mile from yintreux's Landing on
kanawha river. Said Mills contain two en-
gines' Cylinder 31x feet stroke and 81 in
ehes IN diameter, with one Boiler "a feet
long AVID ~ inches diameter, running three
pairs OF stones, 81 in good running or
der. Will be sold with or without OF more
acres OF land adjoining. Also will sell the
machinery, engines and Boiler, without the
Mill If so preferred
For terms and particulars, enquire of o. L.
Vintyeux, on the premises. -'.r-
OIL. vINTREUX.
Aug. "a, ls65.-6ws. n
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SPECIAL NnrIcP

A full attendance Of the members of Ariel
Lodge No. l56. is requested for Tuesday even
ing. Sept. 18th, 1865, as there will be bust
ness Of importance before the Lodge. Come
all. A. L. LANGLEY, Sec.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
10 expire on the 3lst dsy Of January, 1861
OFYIcB or IHE AUDITOR or srI1E,


OFYIcI or NE AUDITOR SrI1E,
Insurance Department,
Corrnlbts, Ohio. january N 1865.
Whereds, The GERNlSIA, HASoyER, SIAGAKA, and
RLPuBIIc Fire Insurance Companies, located at New
York In the state Of Now York, have each fled In this
Jfce sworn statement Of its condition. required by
the first section Of the Act To regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State Of Ohio"
passed April 1885, and amended February o. 1904; and
HiereaS, each Of said Companies has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory Evidence that they each
possessed Of at least One hundred Thousind DlaS Of
actual Capital invested in stocks, bansis. or IN
mortgages Of real estate, worth double the amount
for which the Is mostgaged; and U1ereIs each
0f said Companies has filed in this Office written
instrument under its corporste real, signed hy the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing IIy agent
agents Of said Companies in this state To kn0"-
ledge service Of process for and in behalf Of said to
panies according TO the terms Of said law
Nosr, TheTefore, In pursuance Of the hrst secnon
Of the af,resaid act ], JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditnr
of State for Ohio do hereby certify that said GLR-
MAMA HANOVER, NIAGARA asd REPUBLIC flre insliT-
auce Companies Of New York, are authorized 10
transact the busiaess Of Fire and Marine insurance
In this state until the thirtyrst day Of January. IN
the wear one thousand eight hundred and sX six
n VTfHess Whereof have hereunto subscribed my
name and caased the seal Of my o1Os to be affixed
the day and ye0r sLoEe written
JAS H. GOODMAN,
rLG1 Auditor Of state.
R.L-sTEWART, Agt-s
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07

~ Is it not rich joke to see the
Democracy running rs their candi-
date for Governor, one of Lineoln's
hirelings. For George Washington
Morgan did wear the blue for q time.
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For good Photos, Ambros, Me-
laihos, Ferreos, and all other o'types
go to Shepard d Hannah Star House
Gallery.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
R. L. STEWART, Agt-,
L.. GAllipoiis. Ohio.
Lost.

ON the Streets Of Gallipolis, on Saturday
" I'd of Sept. 1865, small leather pocket
book, containing few dollars in money, q
note on David S. Hern for $l4l, with q few
other papers. The finder will please leave it
at the Journal Office.
J. c. McALISTER.
Sept. 7, 1865.
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Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
Executor Of the last will and testament
Of Margaret Edwards, late Of Gaiha county,
Ohio, deceased.
EVAN s. JONES,
August 81, 65-3w.
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Sen. Z, Is
Wanted.

$4,000 Bushels Sound wnite Corn.
$4,000 Bushels Sound Yellow Corn.
2a .. g. JOHN ROBINSON
Sept. 7, ls65.-aw. 70 ~. -
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Oats.

| cash for Oats delivered al my Grocery, on
the corner of Third and Cedar Street.
ISAAC COOK.
Aug. II, 1865.
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StraYed or Stolen

IRON the Farm Of Mrs. JoIley.. ( on The
IL 9th Of Aug. one dark brown Mare,te ten
years old, about is hands high. has vhits
spot in the forehead; has seen % he inside
OF her night fore foot. caused BY . cork: has
shoes all rqRpd; new shoe on Ieit isrs foot:
mas one or ui5te white feet.
ANY one giving informatios orretnrning
her. VIII be suitably rewarded.
~. = - iSt WMi II. BILLINGS
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County treasurer.

THE County Auditor reports the following as
the amounts remaining in the County Treas
ury on the 6Sst day of September, 1865,
To wiA.
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For Sale

A Three Spring Express Wagon:
- JNo, ROBINSON.
Aug. 81 If.
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For Photo Gems go to Shepard
& Hannan's Gallery---Star House.
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Statement Of the condition of tho Niagara Fire In
surance Company. Of tho City of New York. on the
day Of January 1865, in Conformity with tho laws of
the State Of Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-07
MAHOGANY AND
WALNUT CoFFINs,

suitable for all ages. Having constantly ON
hand Strong and fine hesrses, with gentle
horses,we are prepared to do general
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UNDERTAKER'S BUSINESS

to which we give prompt attention al hours
Of the day or night. Charges very reasonable
Bodies Of soldiers dying in distant places
exhumed and brought home in air tight cases,
at very reasonable rates.
S. A. SKEES.
Sept Z. ls65.-tf.
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For good Likeness of yourself
or friends go to Sheppard & Han
mans Gallery---Star House.
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Losses inc Erred and in prucss nf au,tm, SI,loi95
Statement Il the condition of the Hanover Fire In
sursncs Company. ef the City ~ New York. On the
"a day of Jansary, 1868, in sHSDrnity with the laws
Of the state uf Ohio.
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LETTERS

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post
LII Office at Gsllipolis, Gallia county.
Ohio, on the 7tf day Of September, A. d. 1865,
H II not called for within one month,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
WTo obtain any of these letters. the ap-
plicant must call for "aduertised I.tters," give
the date of this list and pay one cent for ad-
verfieino y
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Statement Of tho condition of the Tnpuhir Fire In
surance Company Of he City of Ncw York, "n the p
day Of January 1865, in conformity with the laws O
the State Of Ohio.