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are taken with the same facility as grown
persons and at same price except in groups
when the price will be double.
B. WELCOME.
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BANK Or ST. THOMAS.

ETOTICE is hereby given that q semi
AA annual General Meeting of Proprie-
tors will be held on Wednesday the 23rd
inst, at Mr.. BonelIi's european Hotel
in the Main Street.
The chair will be taken at IL O'Clock.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
st. Thomas, 18th August 1865,
A. WOLFF,
Manager.
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Lutheran Church, ChrFstiansted.
On Sunday The l9th instant, there will
be divine service held for the English Lu-
theran Congregat.on in this Church.
, 1865-08-11

TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN
during the week from 2nd Aug. to 6th Aug.
C%hristiansted. Frederiksted. king,s Hill.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08

Article tenth of sthe lesson" as
found in the secret work of the Sons
of Liberty:
"When the offciIIs in whOm the peo-
ple hare entrusted the polOers Of Gorern-
naszt, shall refuse to odnsinistes il IN
strsct accordance aOith the Constitution.
and shall assume and .ererciss poiOer or
authority not detc0dted, 1T is THE
INHERENT RIGHT AND IMPER-
ATITIyE DUTY OF THE PEO-
PIE TO. RESIST SUCH OFFICI.
AIS, AND IF NEED BE, EXPEL
THEM BY FORCE OF ARMS.
SUCH RESISTANCE is NOT RE.
VOLUTION, BUT is SOLELY
THE ASSERTION OF RIGHT"
Such are the teachings of that or
der Of which citizen of Ohio is the
Supreme Commander, and that com
mander the candidate of the Demo
cratic party Of Ohio for Governor
only two years since. He received
several hundred votes in Gailia coun
ty, although it is somewhat dificul
to find voter who VIII acknoNledg'
it.
We publish the above by way 0
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08

@ After the hattie of Antietsm,
Mcclellan having the short line to
Richmond, was ordered by the Pres
ident to move his army at once on
that place. 1t was eleven days after
receiving the order before he moved
his first man across the Potomac. 1t
was eleven days after that before his
last man crossed. Thus he spent
twenty two days crossing river at
better ford than where Lee crossed
his whole army between dark and
day light, or in about II hours. the
thousands of lives, and millions OF
treasure expended in the work Of
taking Richmond afterward, might
have been spared the nation, had
Mcclellan followed up his advantages
at Antietum. But then he would moi
have obtsined the nomination al
Chicago, nor the war been pronoun'
ced failure by that illustri0us gang
Of Copperhe ads.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08
MEMO b.

Wounded at Cloyi's Mountain May 9th
1864, and died May ltb, IN the ret'el HO. pital
JoBY ". PRITcHETT, aged Is Years.
Such love for the starry tanner, as only
throbs iu the bosOm OF II ue patriot, was I'M
planted in his breast. When our flag was 30
grossly ins sulted at Fort Sumter, he determined
To take mp and never lay down srms, urtil
peuee once more WI IeAthed her bright chain
over the entire Land. His first enlistm mt,
as in the Spring Of 1861, under Captain
=. G Aleshire, three months men, at the ex
-irstion of which term he was discharged,
and soon after enlisted under Captain Taylor,
in the three years service, and in the Spring
Of lee !, he reenlisted in the came hegImeHt
36th, feeling that as q veteran he could per
form more efiieient duty than new recruit.
During his connection with the 56th. he
was IN the following engagements, Antietain
South Mountain, Lewisburg, Mission Ridge
smokers Gap, Big Springs aud numerous
olhers. Through all ti.ose hard conflicts he
came out unscarred. After becoming veteran.
| lied he was in but the the one battle, al
which, he received the wound, from which he
died, "as die the brave who sink to rest >
| He was truly good soldier; never hinching
| from The path vi duIy. e was reiigiously y
trained rum child, was lover Of the bi6is
/ and the cause of religion Although exposed
to the many snares, winch ever surround til,
camp, the duty Of reading his BiOie wa. moi
neglected. He remarked 1t as his belief, that
had We more praying, the war woui'i soonvi
Cease. but now he dgells where e.ashing o
! arms can never come, VIII, re bloOdshed lf Do
/ known, far away, where fFi-ndship's teal
cannot enter his resting place he 10 laid il
sweet rspose; but guardian angels watch hii
,eIous dust. anu will bear loves messsg'
s 70 the spirit OF the brave Upon the greer
{; turf that covers his form, the flowers Of men.
ory and affection will ever bloom. Of hi
bravery and patriotism we are proud. fe
the silent tear viii fall when called to mourI
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08
Notice.

NTargarrt King, and NJ. S. King her hus'
WI band, Nancy Ann Hess aud Matthias
ness her hus band, Of Sacramento City, Cali
fol MIA, ard James II HIbbets, of CUlumbians
county, Ohio, and Jane Huston and James
HustOb, her husband. of Ford county, Illinois.
You are hereby notified that SImuel A
Nash. administrator, de boRis non, with the
will annexed, of William Hibbets, late Of
Gailia county, deceased. on the seventh day
OF June A. ID le65, filed hIs petition IN the
Probate Court within aid for the county Of
q lha anu State Of OHIO, all dgIng that the
SAID deceased by his last will aud testament,
Greeted that all his personal and real est'te
of which he died possessed end sliced OF
should he sold for each and the Iroc,. de after
payment Of debts distributed as therein dIree-
ed, that sad deceased Led sI,zed Of the fol-
low ng real estate, viz; all that tract OF land
/ lying In section No. l. township No q, Of
range No Is, in the Ohio Companys pur-
chase III said Gallia county, and IN the west
Third part VI said > clIUn as the came has
hcretolor- been divided, and bounded as fol
! ioWs; beginning ut the South east corner OF
west-ihird Of said section, thonce South l2o
rods to II stake. thence west 10 the section line
To- u stake, tn, nee North to the north west
corn OF said section, thence East TO the place
Oi beginning, containing 60 acres more or less
| ,xc,,-itny az snuare are out of the north
w,sT c,.re.r her., Tor lie ma. of srbo,J lis.
,r,r, NJ, a sIsa ,rso, ~ Ian, J,;no in ssid
srctian tounsSIp and range asscgbed as fol-
Iov,s. c,uY,n,.nc,rg "a "a Sou,o of the north
,,-, ,,,rn.r =, ,h. n;dpIs ,hir,i of said section
= yrh,,.,,sL o. 4, :; h,..r. Eas, . linz. snJ
a ~. - .,n - ~; 80 Son,b e'tdso Y
Il IIpt. theme. Sou,h IaIe to a ,trke iron
rb,.,' VIII. - o. =; is.r. Nar,h 4,
doc Lss, IN I,nls and n hlscE oak s m di
hrsr. Nor,b 30 Norrb- NJ l;nts. theme,
/ W,st " IN ~. ~. tr,u,, which a walnut
~ 80 .,S so Q nol T.. =, IL, ,nJ :.
- ~ VI ". oIi 80 o. W.. :
-. ,L.ao. Nh "A no 60 :. ..nrn.r a., n,
INNS 'nehcs Norln iio' 70 - eorHsr MIS Iron
% ~n,sg OAK ,banc. IN ~ ea ,bs n,c.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08
H Bowles, MilIigan and Horsey,

AzR oOWiCcy -~@%N~
the three Indiana conspirators who
were Justly condemed to be hung on
last Friday, have escaped that well
merited fate, by commutation of their
sentence to imprisonment for life m
the Columbus Penitentiary. 1t is
said the other convicts are highly in
censed, ct this attempt on part of the
Government, TO disgrace them By
forcing them to labor in company
with such detestable villains as
Bow.es d Co. They insist thst the
latter shall wear petticoats a Ia Davis,
instead of the prison uniform, in or
. der to distinguish them from ordina-
~ convicts.
Meanwhile the Copperheads yet
outside of the Penitentiary, are ear
nestly endeavoring to create sympa.
thy in favor of these unhung villains.
They are fools enough to suppose
the people have forgotten the crimes
of which they were convicted. But
the loyal people Of the North will
never forget, that these men and their
associates like Vallandigham, were
employed by JEFF. Davis to do the
most diabo;ical part of his work. not
openly as Southern rebels in fair
fight, but as the leaders of a secret
oath hound organization, sworn to
assist the rebels in the field, by burn.
ing their neighbors property, mur-
dering the loyal citizens of the North
and insugurating civil war among us
at home.
All these things were clearly prov
en- on the trial Of these accursed vii
lains, and for which they were duly
convicted and should have been ex
ecuted. Now we are to he told, tha
"their offence, if any, was purely po
lItieal, and as the strife is now owe
and the Government sustained, j
should be magnanimous and pardon
all such political offenders.
But the people do not see it in this
light, still less will it be so viewed by
the soldiers returning from the war
Bowles, Milligan and Horsey viii
probably find themselves much safe
IN the Ohio Penitentiary, than at lib
erty outside oft. Other villains o
the same stripe now outside of ii
may yet find it place of refuge from
the vengeance of an outraged people
Nor will the whining appeals of Cop
perhead papers, tend to allay thi
feeling of animosity. 1t will liv'
whilst the memory of President Lin
coln-of our starved prisoners-o
the attempts to burn Northern cities
or infect them with contagious dis
eases lives, all of which are likely t.
be remembered by the present gen
Grafton at least.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08

~ The following article from the
Clarksburg Telegraph, so fully ex-
presses our views on the subject to
which it relates that we adopt the
language as our own, and commend
it to the earnest attention of our rea-
ders.
The writer, Col. Northcott, has
seen service. and experienced the
horrors of Libby Prison. He has 9
full and perfect knowledge of the
war and its progress. His expert
ence justifes him, in expressing hi.
sentiments on all points connected
Herewith, and on none, has he don'
it more effectually than in the articl,
before US. His earnest appeals il
behalf of the private soldier, proves
him to be true patriot, and afrient
Of those to whom we are indebted fol
those grand victories, that have es
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08

R The following list of names OF
Ohio men buried on Belle Island has
been furnished us BY Mr.. Isaac Tay-
lor. who has just retuI ned from q
visit to that monument of rebel bar
barity.
E. N. E. Maxfeld, Co, G. 122d,
o. v. 1. Jno. Taylor, Co., B, lOOth
o. v. I. died August Goth, 1868
J.S H. Speer, Co.. G. 45th, O. v. !
died Dec. 25th, 1868 D. Withers
poon, Co., 1, 18th, o. v l died Dec
23d, 1868, F. Biccard, Co, A, 45th
died Feb, 1854, A. J. Woodburn
Co., H, 1st, Va, 1. MED JAM, 4th
1S4, J. Remple, Co., B, lst, Va
died Jan 4th, 1864.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08

THE UNDERSIGNED viii offer for sale
Publie Auction, at their late residence q
Thomas Wiley deceased. In Clay toxnshipi
on Saturday, OATH day Of June. ie65, the
goods and ehattles. OF said deceased. consist
lug in part, Of 3 brad Of young Hocses.
Mich Cow, thesd Of yearlings. IS head Of
Sheep, head o; Hogs. two horse Wagon,
and geas. I Buggy and Horse, fields Of
Wheat, l field Of Oats. 81 eords Of Wood. lot
Of Bacon. faning Mill. 1 lot Of Corn. and
many other articles to numerous to m-tion.
Sale 70 commence at 10 o'clock, A. n Of
said day. Terms made known on dsy Of sale.
40 lr T.rA JOHN MORTON, ~
Administrators.
June. g, IsSs:-sw.
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For the Gallirslis Journal.

Mr.. FDIroR:-Allow us through
the columns of your excellent Jour-
nal, to express our sincere thanks to
the friends of the Ladies Mite S"cle-
ty, of the NJ z Church which met at
the Parsonage, Wednesday evening,
May 3lst, and who after spending a
very nl-asant evening socially. and
discussing the borntifpl supply OF
good things provided by the ladies
presented US a donation of SllO,
which to us was very pleasant sur
prise, not having ben apprised ol
the object of the meeting.
j. +. WILLIAMS.
L. A WILLIAMS.
Gallipolis, June 5.
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Sold Out.

THE Public is hersey notified that have
l. sold out nv Store Of Goods in vinton. tc
George II. Rupp, who will continue the
business at the old stand: and take this op.
Portunity of recommending him to mH old
customers aud to all whom it may concern, AZ
as fair dealer and upright gentleman. I
would also request all who msy be indebted
to me, to call and make payment without
delay.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08

~ Vallandigham in his recent
letter to the Penn. Copporhead As
sociation says:
"Without more Of courage. more vigor
more 0udacity in graphing with great
questions as in former years, the
Democratic party cannot, ought not
to survive and must give way to some
o her younger and more vital organ
ization. IF ii should remain in its
present cona0toSe state, at now the be-
gining of new epoch in public af-
fairs, it were far better that Il should
be buried out of sight at oaes."
We commend the above to Val's
supporters in this section, as good
sound reading matter. 1t differs
greatly from Val's usual writing in
that, it has the merit of truth. The
party is sin a comatose state" 1t is
worse than that 1t is dead, very
dead. All honest men will agree
with Val. that lit were far better, that
it should be buried out Of sight at
once" so that its putrid remains may
no longer remain 'stench" in the
nostrils of the loyal portion of the
community. Let 1t be buried like
Booths body, even the place of its in.
terment be unknown.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08
Wool.

+ OESIGNMENTS of Wool to Messrs
I . Williams Boal & Co., Commission Mer-
chants. No IS West Second street Cincinnati
respectfully solicited. City market report
secured daily. -
May, II. 1865
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08
Notice.

NOTICES is hereby given that application
IN will be made to the Governor Of the
state of o 10, for the pardon OF Robert Glars,
who was convicted Of Arson before the court
of Common Pleas OF Gailis county ano a sen
fenced ct the November term a u, io1o,
thereof TO 6fteen years Imprisonment IN the
Penitentiary. -
said application will be heard on the sec
ond day Of October, A. ID. 1865 or ~ soon
thereafter As the same can be considered
:. - - HUGH CLARK.
Nay. 10. 1866.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08
Notice.

TNHE undersigned has been duly appointed
L Administration Of the estate Of Lorenzo
D. Graham late Of Galia county Chic. de-
G. W. GRAHAM.
Nav, 25. 1865 -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08

.'the loved and lost he who gave him.
called his spirit hence. We bow before his
dark decree, and say "Thy holy will be
done" for God ses'est not As men sec'est.
His rest is with the fallen great,
The sons Of earthly pride,
Where hundreds in their last cold stste
Are slumbering at his side.
Pleasant View, Ohio. Ro,nE.
DIED,
At his residence in Addison township
G lila county Ohio, on the 18th day of Nay
1865, MK JoHs L oSARD. aged "a years, s
months. and IL days Ms LEosARD was one
OF our oldest and most. respectable citizens.
He leaves surviving him ten children, 70
mourn the loss OF sn afectionate father. His
example as u patriotic upright citizen is
WI. worthy Of imitation. IL endears his
mrmory ts all vua kn " his unsverving de-
votson to the cause of his country. in her hour
of peril Helived to see his hopes OF her un-
innate success in crushing the rebellion. fully
realized. and h. passed away in peace. re
ioIcing that he left behind him q character un-
spotted, a. the hist legacy for his children,
and government under whose beniheent rule
they could hope to enjoy all the blessings of
freedom. @ v,
Marietta Register please o pY. lE.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08
Notice.

THBvE nov taken out license as Auetioneel
| for the eouniy Of Gallia, and am prepared
to attend to all sales, and | hTr-by warn al
persons setting as A uctioneers without license
that ! will enforce the law TO its fullest ex
tint, for all snch offrnces
May, 25 Ie65.-tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08

showing where Booth and his CO.
conspirators obtained their lnstruc-
tions. Is not the right to renaore Of
6c,ols by force Of arms who may not
administer the Government accord
ing to the views of such persons,
plainly taught in the above lessonf
Thousands of honest Democrats no
doubt voted for Vallandigham in
good faith, and wholly ignorant OF
the hellish doctrines he was at the
very time intoxicating in the minds OF
his deluded followers. Now that his
I, achings have prod-ced their legit-
innate fruit, in removing President
Lincoln hy force Of arms because ne
did not administer the Government
in the interest of secessionists, and
there can no longer be any doubt of
his having been the very head and
front of this reasonable order by his
own testimony. submit it in all can
dor to these Democrats, if they will
longer adhere to such party. The
time is coming for choice OF rulers
for the State of Ohio. 1t is roi-
probable Vallai digham will be the
standardbearer of the Demot racy.
but some one of like principles mos'
assuredly will be. Is it not right and
proper, that no one who in act or
opinion, adhered to the order Of
Sons OF Liberty, or in any way favor
ed the interests of the South, should
be allowed to hold Office in the State
We owe this to the memory of the
thousands of Ohio's sons whose
bones now moi lder in Southern soil,
because of the acts of such men while
in offices of trust and power. We
owe it 10 the memory of our beloved
President, that no one who adopted
the sentiments of the infamous lesson
above quoted, should ever hold the
reins of power within the State.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08
Wool Carding.

TUE Harrisburg Csrding Machine Is in
i trim order for work. AZ to the quality
Of role made at this machine hose who have
not heretofore brought me their work, are re-
speetfuily referred to my old patrons. will
warrant good work on all woOl that 10 brought
clean. aud free from burs.
To each quantity Of seven pounds Of wool,
one pound Of grease is required.
GPfst Mills.
THE GRIST MILLS at Harrisburg are in
active operation and doing excellent work.
WM. WOOP.
Nav, IL, lSe5.-3m.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08

S Vallandigham has written a
letter to the Democratic Association
of Lancaster. Penn, in which he en-
dorscs the johnson and Sherman
treaty and says: Sherman's plan OF
pa9fcation and re union was concise,
comprehensive, complete, and would
have made peace, immediate and sin
cere peace from the Potomac to the Rio
Grande.
This approval by such traitor as
Vallandigham, should satisfy the
friends of Gen. Sherman that in some
way or other, Sherman committed Q
blunder. JEFF. Davis or John C.
Breckenridge would no doubt endorse
it just as strongly as vaIlandigham
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08
NOfice.

THE following persona were elected officers
Il Of the Gallia county Agricultural Society
on Saturday May 2Dth ie65.
A. P RoDaERs. President.
VIZ. NAsH, Vice President.
JoHN 7 ESTs,fISeER. Secretary.
]. K CALoHAs, Corresponding Secretary
L. p MAeUEr. Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
c. D BAILEY, A. s GUTHRIE.
JoHx K. SMITHERs. c. n. PALNER,
GRAssoS DAVIS
June l. 1865.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08

sCUGAR 25 bbls Prime to choice N. o. anG
.JYo. A. ROBINSON
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Probate Notice.

Settlement IF Accounts.
THE following accounts have been iled in
i the Probate Court OF Gallis county Ohio.
for settlement, and the same wii be heard
and examined on the 2ith day Of June A d.
le65, sesond account Of Reuben Graham
administrator Of the estate Of John r. Bless
ing deceased, account of Wm Clark. Guardian
Of Mary Jane Clark. Final account OF John
N. Kerr. one Of the administrators Of the es-
tate of William S. Grips. deceased, account
OF Felix Regnier Guardian of the Minor heirs
Of Julius Regnier; deceased
ALEXANDER LOGUE.
Probate Judge.
Jrne Is6a-4v
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08
LETTERS

DENAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post
IL Office at Gallipolis, Gallia county.
Ohio, on the sth. day Of June. A D. 1855,
B- IL not eallei fer within one month,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
EETo obtain any of these letters. the ap-
plicant must call for "adpertised letters give
the date of this list, and pay ore cent for ad.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08
AUCTION.

4 T the U s. General Hospital Gsll;pchs.
~ Ohio, Monday June II, le65
There will be sold large amount of prop
erty. consisting in part of Iron Brsdsteads.
Bedding, Chars, tables, Tin Cups and
plates, Iron boil.Ts, Chain Pumps, Wash
Tubs, &e. With many other articles too nu-
merous 10 menti"n.
Terms Cash, U. S. or National Bank Notes.
June, 8, 1865.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-08

T HEREBY notify all persons. not to trust
i my wife Lavinia Good. tor anything on my
seeount, As she has left my bed and board
without Just provocafion and has taken up
with one Gib6 Jones. will not Be responsi
ble for any debts that she may contract Any
one narrowing the fugitive win be prosecuted
aeeOrding to law.
June I, 1855.