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$50 9arbpr city, IL. DIT. '65.
2te 01eNe Don baltimore bic Pierber if ie6r onpenebr
oa bic SllenbaPn= Wa8en isbr bequem einaerittet finf
une bic @ompasnien bic in neueter Belt 70 SerberbIih ir
Vtooe 9etoultnsnen uSnaiR Ups" adn,Ii6 nermeiber
GS 1T oa5er n'tt not5t9, taB an bieIeu Gabuenbpiuftpn
bic berinteoenen Sebenss unb @lieters eriiberun osz 81.
leui@aften tbre i~peSieGen Ggenteu aniteGen. nm BEN No5z
la9ieren 9let1 Dor tbrem Gnce pber l1neIiid tie WcbLtbat
Der Seritberun9 t~Reil9afti9 peroen su IaIfeu. 9m 9frz
9letp gu Der GolIte bon Baltimore mad BbilabeIp6id f,nb
up aus, eaB bic @e9enb duf Der 0foute BON Bbi(abelpbio
Pterber better augebart uub AUD ~ergie6iaer 1T ais an
Der anoern Sabn. Sd Tam 81 Der bisfisen 6air etpas
gu ipdt, bod ME i9 a~a9eflein bSrte, tpm lie ie6r fart be.
iuGt; elm @i'enbabnsauseftsGte faate mir, es 1niistpn
TelnGer BON Y5tldbeIp5ia uub ~p6naefGbr 200
Don 9ter@Dort getontmeu itiu. Doh bieie Na1e sfsbt
man 1esttalIm nod lier, tpesn fe It1 in ben SctelS rnb
Pr'oatpduiern rertbeilt BAT. 81 Re p6iaen 9ablen mrs
man aud nod bic NmerItaner pom Deu umlieoeupen s1rt.
!VeIoen Hno counties requiem, unb ia aud bic 4niebler
y. ula1e np eet9eili9en, UNI bic SITE bier anaene6m an
Hape" aho ole 'eemoen G1fte au uuterba[teu, 70 fsirb
beiu1t mar. ""O''S'"V'"'"p
Iuf Der 6air Bier poren ouser h,v ,r;r,Gn r.;h,,
ieber Irt, 0Bein uno gronheries 40,
ttepelo, au1 rlebrere pra9topne @tifereier ,rh orsa..
Aroetfen BON unleren Oanten au ieben, bic on,R onb ney~
btenen uno Sgg Sarbor BARI lt ppbl ru6nen RS 81.
Damen f3 ie9r ~befeiben, etrpas Gi6tiaes ~ St,nne
bringen, unb ben beutl6eu Sarnen in am sstShtsn
ltcmuteu.
OaS Veben bier III iar gsrslsiV !; auotrn pouD1Shter
IsPr an9enebm; gahj aus 8euti&en befi BEND. iiebt rio
@sleul@aft oarant in ieoer Dinf6t, NAB 1Iter b.utidsr
=. Sen!lt9i'@ unb ~oerSnu9t gu leb.u unb e8 lift bes-
gar nttt gu berpunberu, bar MN bier C5sSensMos tS
~ 'hoet' Die NIT ibren Otitglieberu Iobiel Ieiifeu.
~ "un es lelten In tleinen Gt6bter Fubst ms nuf his
90. S1aoIs l'sar ftcI3 iein bitrft.n.
az 1s1Sna9RnSen trGPrenb Der ssair Beaouben Don.
"'''-S' !" Observation-Disclosures tn spet 2efaleu; in
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amerifanil9e Na6rt9ten

Pcnuiblbanien. - p~tttsburs, u
Dit. - 6rat Nlet6ua S4e(ler, Die beribm,
tie beut16e 8Ibnentlnflerin, tpmmt, uni
wtro am 10. SttOber gum trlten Wale I'M
YtttSbur9er Qbeater auftreten. Stre &eper-
tptr IAlieBt fpl9enpe Stolen eim :
Suite in yNpn,ep unb Sulta."
Wat6tlDe BON Venepift.
Qaultntt In Der DAME BON QYpn."
st It d n in v0eiermann unb IetnGinb.'
SpGtltd unbO eSbempna a.
s'2Urlt YOm S6marapaIb.
Nnnte see in 9ennYlDnS 9ept&t gucd
Mroen.
QputIe Maller In vaabole II. eiebt"
uno 0noere mebr.
5r. 9enperlon bonn pittsburaer 86eater
bat li@ iepenfoas pur6 baS engagement bic.
ler 9efstertet DeutlAen SAaulpielerin, beren
ipObloerotente Grfpl9e duf Der anglpamtritant,
l6en Subne ben meilten ln1erer QeIer ni6t
lnbetdtnt lein iperben, elm tp6es Gerpten1t UNI
pn6 btcll9e Dubltfum erpprben.
6rnu Wletbua S6eler, friiber erlte 0te6ba-
BERN auf Dem peutIben Stabt6eater In Nep
gorf, 1T in Der lebten 3ett in allen bebtuten.
ben Stdoten Der linton nit bri1iantem Grs
fol9e auf9etreten, ntr ptttsburs bltsb bis9er
BON tDr unberibrt. sic 1T Bios auf 1t6s
@altrplen ~en9a9irt unO bpfen mir allc, ba6
unle biefi9e6 peutl6eS publitum bteIer G4ten
GeprGlentanttn beutIher &unlt burh etnen
re6t sablreideu 8e1u8 beS G6eaters pabrenb
t9re5 0aItIpiel6 ben 8eipeis liefern tperoe.
DAP IS IN Sum ftntere6e ni9t binter pem ant
perer Staptt De5 Otens unb g8e fens 3uriid>
ltebt.
gtcn Onrf. Die 9amburs= q erttantIde
pafet @pmpa9nte bat ibren 5 aus9pei6nez
ten pala9terzO ampfern tinen neatn pra6t-
po(en Oampfer btn3u9efI9t. 9as neut
betbt bic NGemannta unp tpirb fulaen.
perntaBen be19rteben:
Die Nletnannta ipurbe in glUrtbam, @nas
lano, 9ebaut, unb NIT Der ti9ttglten Ma1&t
merle a%us9efattet; Otelelbe bat 3ipei ~Sertital
ltebenoe GYlinoer BON ie 65 3pa Dur6meGer,
etnem &olbenbub bon 4 SUP. Das S6tf
313 SUP lang, 40 SUP brett, SO SUP ttef
nno bait 27OO GUnnen. Setne WaIAtnen
baben 400 9ferbefraft, bier 6eltl, sinen Ser
oantpftn9Sapparat unp ALE neueren 8erbe1- |
terut9en. Der Numpf III pom belten @tIen. |
Die paaptpedbaItea iinb NIT Gilen unb bteles
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wteber nit Sol, beredt. Das SAif 1T bur9
6 waIerbiAte eilerne 0Gnbe IN lteben GUm
partcments sstbeiIt, 10 Dap Elm Sru9 eines
oieIer Compartments baS Naler IN tetnes
Der anperen Compartments etnortn9ell lteBe.
Die NQemannta bat 3wei %eilerne Mtalten,
bic aber niAt Dur6 ben Salpnraum 0e5o9el1
IinO, 70 DAP biel fer cine SGaig frete 8la9e bar
bietet, Die @inri@tun9 gum Stenern pe6
SAifes unp CUR Qettun9 Der WalNinenbepe>
auna 1T neaer Dirt. Ser Captain tele9ra@
pbtrt feline 8efeble Dem Mann am Steuer II.
benz Sn9enteur m%ittellt zines e~leftrtl ben St9'
naldpparats.
Die gtnriGtuneen Der @aIa9ierrdume inn
unibertrefFi6 IN 6inliGt nuf Vequemltdtett
unD Sider6eit Der Yaia9tere. Die erlte ea>
jlte 1T fir 70, Die 3wette fir 1870, bnS 3ntz
19en0ed fir 500 0aia9iere, oaS 9a13e Shtf1
ollo fur 700 p%ala9iere eit9eridtet. Us bai
gtaum fir 1000 Tpnnen Sarge unO 900
Ipnnen &Oblen.
Die Sd elrng Der SalOnrdnpe 1T iplip UNI
prdGttg BON gG~alnubbpl3 nit Sob %Der5tert
tetne @emdlpe beutIAer uno ameritantlAe
Qano1baften lGmilden ben Saal.
DaS SAif miro pom Capt. q. G%rautmann
Dem lo9enannten Nomiral rer 6nmbur9=g len
gJorftr OampferlOtte befebltgt. %, 8arpuo
lit Dtr erlte lieutenant; 9. 6ellwa9 Der Sber'
Snsenteur, Or. S. @etsler Der Nr3t, unb 81
8oas Der 3ablmeiIter pes S4ifes. Oil
Mfann19aft beltebt aus 112 Wann elm 6lteB'
ltd Der Sllt5iert.
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WsDFyIN. = 9TH. OlEUNHuH DIT tlNt DtS
Der e~rlalen, bab ATE Gpntrafte 3mtl9en Ser
loneu, auS9enommen lol4t, wel6e befrettt
Sflaocn bstrefen, Ootr Die 8eGte unO 8eltb@
titel an Gtaentbum fettelen, l~u6penptrt finn,
uno auen Seamten 1T 9eboten, Streitiragen
iber GOntratte Uper @igentbum unsrleOtst jn
lalen, aas9encmrnen pa, tpu es nGtbi9 letn
lOlte, Gissntbum Der 8esterung su l6Iseu.
Die Georgia Staats ~Gilenbabn 1T an %,
y. 81. Dem Staate ~Iberseben mprDen. Die
ser. ct. 8e9terun9 BAT liberaler 8etle pfc
rtrt, Ntal 4inetie uno Betrtebsmaterial gut lie
fern.
Die G%ummifdre na6men 7 Qotpnrtipen
100 beoedte uaO so 9lattformma9en. Maea
tpurbe 31 lebr liberalen Qretlen in 8prm etnei
SOrl6ufes bept1tgt.
SEPT peroen Die 8riiden tpieber beracfel.
uno mu6en ben Is. Dec. ferti9 iein.
9Sabrenb rer lebten @O4e 9ineen 1861
Saaen upldnO, SO 8a0en Sea Sslanb Uni
246 Valen OUmelfic gaumpuqe Elm.
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SMbiftens=Sffce Der Ser. ct. Mrmec.
Np. 20 Sputb Straee,
StIttm prc, Wb, 2. Gfs. 1855.
gerfe8elte AnGeb2ie IN Dupltcat petbsa tn etefer Office
tntseeenetnpnrh'n BITE 5ua IL. Oftcbtr IRtttaes IL lltr UNI
hem Der. Staattn Sabittteri Department a~bgult.f;tn tn
Baltimore, Wtb, iu Ittltrn ::
&dstoffeln uno 3wiebcIn,
In suten fdrien Bd7trn berpadt unb All Iplden 8eitsn uu6
tn fpI6en Quantttaten ju Ittftrn, ais fur etntn Mip.at BON
16. gtObbr. 1865 an. nbtbts fub.
Die Nrsebctt mufen duf BormuIaren eeTbeter, Bite tn
BITE Ter Office jI bttonmen nno uno mug Elm &erttftat bem
Mneebcte ~bet9efu6t ietn, has Dpn ;wtt perdutnprtlthen Oar.
ttten unter f&rttbtt TT. Setes Anesbpt nue cine eeSrudts
Gcp5 Der Anjet8e AM Ropfe ~an3tbtftet baben uup mae fpe.
ttttI& fen tn uebsretnftmn,uno NIT alen ibren Z, bling.
un6en.
Die Rtsteruna behalf no bas Re&t Dor. aut Oeer treenp
etn An8tbct, relhes ntht Dprtteilbdft ertbetnt, 3urldju-
metIn.
SIN 8alt elmer Ht6terfiaune Getteus tes Gpntraetcs8-
kttdit I'D AS @puStrntuent tdS NeAt ppr, dnbsrsrO al
fauftn, Unit ben Wfdn9el iu er91njen, treem &c BEN Rpitena
Iberftub iber ten 9rntrdetprsiS Der Ydrttt, wel6e tire
Nbiieftruns ~ nahen ~untetld6t anre6net.
3abIans rtrb na3 eteftruns tn fUI9sn 5Onbs gemaSt, ais
~tCrtanten Hnb.
Seize YtrfOn Dber iebss 0ttslieb elmer 8trn,a, bic etn
Ansebct nabt, mue einen y. st Greuet6 b~etflgen, penr en
fsIAtr ntdt brretts tn bteier Sffre r~e8ifrtrt IT.
pmd Nt en-.
s3reS. Srtg. Sen. u. Z. 9. II. .. u.
Ia auF ettee In,eiee teine jufrictenRe nenben 9neebpte
fur 3ttferuRg BON 8artrfeln uro Srtebeln tcim S~utiftenj-
Department In Baltimore etneetpnmen ttne,. 10 tptre ete 3ett
Webcte fir btet Outer antunebnen bis Sartfd9s, ID. OFT,
Wtittdot IL lbr AuS5ebsPnt.
Gtpmds g8 II lpn,
(rI12-1G Hret Sria. Gen. uno &, G. II. 9. u
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GIue Rdrfe.

Da t4 tt DrariS ais abvctat pieeer b~espnuen babe, etr-
ipre&e I'd. bic srSBte Gutmertamfsit auf aus mir a~nSertras-
ten @tfaafe Ju perrenben.
Office: Nc. !, 2. Stpd 8tteIsebdube,
Satett itr nate SbarleSiir Baltimore.
t2lt1mUiaEJ Spbu RenIt.
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Eif1ttg fir Damcn!
DIRen, meIhe GER Dtsnfs etnes guten Arjtes bttIrftu
I'D tets an
Or. 9 @umanu Re Sc, gtsrt5 nabe 2ertnstsnfr.
ptafen. III. Stumann III Der einjtse Arjt In bttftm 9anbs,
auf ZEN man fb bel ser 6etlunl aGsr 5rdutniranfketttu
S~erlafen tam, ais ka ine:
StodRn6 Der rnrnatlt&eH H~etEtsun6,
9etlrmutttr-Grr uno SerIhpdrnnk,
NE6en. Gns Seiteri1 SSrieK,
Nteeer5tfhlaeenbett.
retBer Firs, &pretttipItsfett N%eresftat, EVYfwct uRS aae
ben D1nten et5tne . ftserben.
Sepe Dame. bic etner eeidiften DSttsr rlni$t, isAte BET
r. 9 d. u NJ q II n Seripreben.
Wan SerdrNt ntbt BITE Hummer SO NHrtk, etn Saaf
bon &eringtOnnr Baltimore, Nb.
Nrseteien lpetbfn mad alen 9anbe1stsenbtn Strianbt.
(25lltin
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unb 0eDpt fir

W~tcoerld0e . &unft~SGrttfcin
unb Depot fir
Seine Hno gerdhIte litbO9rapb. EunIttperte,
etnfa@ unb tn Barbtn.
StetS an Sanb unb auf 8tfeluae da8eferttst'
GeSimSs Mmb p~feilersS piegsi,
&ofas unb MrmsEiid)e,
feline nergOlSetc NiaDmen
uub aue ArttteL BITE ~ etntm @tabltfeu:nt erfer Gldle &C.
b6ren. Netne @tnrtdtunS jur Nnferttgnn8 Cbtser @e9nee
Fannie Test mIb in ben Stanb, mstnen @6nnern ~bei0neer-
BsrtpetIe III %eerdtren.
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25
NEWS.

= Gen. Sheridan left Washington
for Texas on the Goth inst. He will
supercede Gen. Candy in the Missis-
sippi Divisions.
Gen. Candy relieves Gen. Banks,
who is ordered to report to the Adj,
Gen'l., of the army.
The guerrillas and bushwackers
of Missouri and Northern Arkansas,
have surrendered and turned over
their horses and equipments to the
United States authorities.
President johnson insists on the
abolition of Slavery in North Caro-
lima as a condition precedent to re-
construction. Pretty good that for
a Southern Slave holder. Now look
out for howl from Copperheads.
Gov. Morton of Indiana is en-
deavoring to procure an order from
the War Department that all soldiers
who have been transferred from old
regiments to the Veteran Reserve or
Invalid Corps be mustered out of
service with the regiments to which
they originally belonged. This is
right and proper, and we trust the
Secretary of War will make such q
Oonaro1 f,rdar of oroo
- Secretary Seward was at the
State Department yesterday, attend
ing to official duties. F. W. Seward
is improving rapidly.
- Secretary Stanton has ordered
transportation for the balance of our
prisoners in the South, at Jackson
vile Florida, ami the balance of the
Andersonville men, in all about
5000.
Gen. Sherman was at Washing
ton on the 22d, and had to take a
stage in order to avoid the pressure
of the crowd, as he passed along the
streets.
A letter was introduced in the
trial of the assassins on Monday last,
written by a rebel officer, proposing
to assassinate Mr.. Lincoln and bis
Cabinet JEFF. Davis received it and
endorsed it to the rebel Secretary
war
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25

H The correspondent of the
New York Herald furnishes a graphic
account Of the capture of JEFF. Davis
the details of which differ from those
generally given. He says;
When the guard went to the tent
they were met by Mrs. Davis en- dis
ha6sils, with: please, gentlemen
don't disturb the privacy of ladies
before they have time to dress.
"All right, Madama," said the cor
poral, "we will wait till you have on
your duds." Presently there ap-
peared at the tent door an ostensible
old lady with a bucket on her arm,
escorted by Mrs. Davis and his sis
ter. please let my old mother 90
to the spring for some water to wash
in" said Mrs. Davis in pleading
tone. '.It strikes me your mother
wears very big boots" said the guard
IS he hoisted the old lady's dress
with his sabre and discovered a paiI
of number l3 calfskins ''and whiskers
too" said the sergeant as he pulled
the hood from her face, and 10! JEFF,
Davis in all his littleness stood be.
fore them. A Spencer rifle was i'm
mediately pointed at his ears and he
was marched back to his tent and
placed in durance vile. Only about
$4,000 in specie was with the party,
though several boxes were not yet
searched. They were brought along,
however, and will be delivered to
the authorities at Washington
There were found on the person of
Postmaster G eneral Regan paper
showing q large amount of specie
shipped for London, which will also
be delivered to the authorities by
Col. Pritehard. The latter with his
prisoners started Immediately for
Macon.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25
~ JEFF. Davis, his wife and chill

~ JEFF. Davis, his wife and chill
dren are snugly slowed away in the
Classmates Of Fortress Monroe,
awaiting the action of the Govern
ment. A. 81. Stevens, who surren-
dered to our cavalry while at his
house is also of the party, but in very
feeble health. Clement c. Clay and
wife, Gen. Wheeler and staff, and
Post master Gen. Regan. Thus the
President Vice President, and Post
master General of the glorious Con-
federacy have found the .'last ditch. :"
Five tons oil the archives of that
'ga-lorious" institution have been
received at Washington. They will
afford rich mine of information
relative to the recent workings of the
most stupendous humbug of this or
any other age.
JEFF DAVIS concludes that Danish
ment will be about the extent of his
punishment. A correspondent of
the Journal sings + song for JEFF. on
another theory of which he fui nishes
US the following copy.
oh JEFF 10 you the truth I'll sing.
You never, never can lie King,
Disguised in boots and pettIeoats
To the lett you 60, among the goats.
You exalted you. self to he highest pitch,
You lowered yourselfin the last ditch"
The truth Of the Iruverb is easily traced
"He that exalt=th himself shall be abased."
You havelong be'n "ggssiug about your rights,
You are sure to get them. but you'll see sights,
That will be st the enc of rope,
When You can call on the Devil and the Pope.
For our prisoners by thousands starved to
death,
That rope will shortly cut your breath,
And your friend the Ievil WI quickly tell,
His imps to carry you Gown to he'll.
Il.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25

~ We are greatly annoyed by
the complaints of our subscribers
who fail to get their Journals. From
all points they reach us, and are GER
tsinly not pleasant news. But the
fault lieb not with US. The scandal
GUS condition of the mail service in
Gallia county, GALES for q general
expression of indignation On part of
the people. 1t would disgrace the
Southern Confederacy, and certainly
would not be submitted to for a day,
in many places. Yet our citizens
have patiently awaited action of the
General at Washington, whose ideas
of economy are productive of great
dissatisfaction to every body but
himself. How long we may yet have
to wait, he only knows.
Our subscribers from the country
will please call at the Journal Office
for packages addressed to their post
offices.
Since the above was in type. we
learn from the Post Master at CALI
polls, that he has notified the Post
Master General officially, as well as
the mail agent, of the state of the
mail service on the Portland rou-e
All the reply he has received is that
the P. N. at the head of the route
portland has been directed to hire
it carried at the contract price of the
last letting, which is less that $500
per day as made with Krelder. 1t
will be hard to find another fool to
take it at that. The officials at WASH
ington, who insist on waiting to find
euch an individual, is just as great
an ass. The idea that a man can car
y a mai. of that weight, over Sc
miles of rough road every day for
about $3.50 cts is preposterous. 1t
could only find room in the brain OF
the chap, who arranged the mail
routes as they now exist in Gallia
county.
If this state of things is to continue
our citizens better devise some pri
vate means of carrying the mail to
Oak Hill. Further appeals to the
Department are wholly useless. The
Jolly and knavery of the late con-
tractor, has closed their ears to every
thing, save the price at which he
agreed to carry the mail, and failed
Our opinion of the official who has
the matter in hand is, that he is a
fool or knaye of the same magnitude.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25
OBITUARY.

MICHAEL wOMELDORFF-:The sub
iect Of this memoir was born in August.
euunty Virginia, on the Oath day of Februar,
l764, and died at his residence in Springfield
township Gallis county Ohio, on the oath day
of April 1865.
Il is due to his memory and TO his worth
to take passing notice Of one who, POSSESSED
SO large a share Of public confidence.
In 1906 his widowed mother with on,
daughter and three sons, came to Ohio. wher'
purchase was made of the lands now in tn,
occupancy Of their descendants On sub
division Of the same. Michaers share. was in
q dense forest, abounding with gigantic pop
lars, the sturdy oak, sycamore walnut buck
eye, and sugar trees; and with the ambition
and perseverance of an Ajax, he begar
solitary and aloIe, to make himself 8 hons
in the wild woods, and but q few year.
rolled around until he made the wilderness.
blossom like the rose. When be had so i'm
proved his lands that Independence, sn6
comfort seemed guaranteed, he took to him
self for companion through life Miss Jennetts
Waidrll. who was worthy Of his choice. By
their joint dustry and rigid economy, they
became the first of their neigh borhood in POM
of independence. and in the enjoyment Of tht
comforts Of life.
Their homestead they improved with ar
extensive brick edifice for dwelling, stock
ing IL Win are iruit trees' Producing aoun'
oAnt crops oil luscious iruit- MS out-nouses
an9 otner eonSenienees oisPisyed mueh skill
ana industTV; ~
In the "hoie lie OF our iriend there was
mueh 70 aprSve, and aothing 70 condemn. AZ
hus0ann' ne was kind ana o1Sotee, as
iStner ne vas nooie hearted aEd induigentl
ai"sSs "iling 70 inuu'ge MS iamiiy 0, sons
ana daughters, In the enjoyment of all things
e.ieuia'ed 70 promoOe tnsir pressure, WIN
ms neigho"rs ne was kind ana 1ohgiIg' as !,
eluten ne Always thoueht lor himseii, ano
drew correct coheiusi ms from passing evens'
de was during long iiie,a strenuous advo-
cate OF universal freedom always expressing
desire To see the whole c"lored population
oi the United states co'onihed IN Africa, out
was never an einaneipationIst, only on that
condition. de was oil true Union sentiments
and determined supporter OF the perpetulty
OF the U onlted dStstes-indivlsible,s nrm sup
porter OF the war against the so-caiied Con,
Iedtrate Government, octh an advocate, ana
supporter ot the emanelpaton proclamation,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25

S The expenses Of the war are
diminishing at the rate of 81, ,000, 900
per day. Meantime the funds are
pouring into the Treasury from in
ternal revenue at rate fully equal to
the expenditures. The loyal people
are taking up the bends OF the Gov
eminent at q rate unprecedented
Shortly we shall hear of collections of
revenue in Southern States. Asses
sors and collectors are being ap-
pointed every where in the South,
and during the next year, large in
crease of funds in the Treasury may
be anticipated from this source, which
hitherto has been wholly unproduc-
tive.
The Confederacy will, in the next
three years, contribute largely to the
extinguishment of the National debt,
whilst her own bonds will be stencil
in the nostrils of the holders there
of, for all time to come. Northern
copperheads are beginning to fiLd.
that as in all else connected with this
rebellion, their views and predic-
tions relative to the currency and
National debt are wholly wrong and
unfounded. The people, whom these
wise politicians endeayored to en-
tighten, as to the prospective value
of ''greenbacks," are now able to
place proper estimate on the truth
fulness and loyalty of these gentry.
They are beginning to see, that all
the hue and cry raised against the
Government for issuing "unconsti-
tutional" money, or piling up debt
that never could be paid, meant moth
ing more or less than aid to the
Southern finances by embarrassing
and destroying our own.
Even here in Gallipolis, men who
have high opinion of their sagacity
and foresight, never failed to dis
parage the currency, and even whilst
offering their wares in exchange for
"greenbacks," did not hesitate to
predict their utter worthlessness in
six months thereafter Some of
their dupes may learn from the pres
ent state of things, how much reli-
ance is to be placed in such leaders.