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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coUET-FrB. ss-Dctoro
RETURN OF PRO Ess.
COURT-CnAyrgns-Frr n--B,fore Justice
BARNARD.

TIE BOUNTY BROKERS' UABEAs CORPUS.
In the habeas corpus of Abraham Lyon agt.
Colonel BAKER AZ the opening OF tbs court this morning Nj.
A j. Di;tenhoeH,r. counsel for Lyon. Jore hDi saii:
MAY YouK hoSoR st the time these proceed
Lyon wa. informed old not within the puview 0.
the order Of the fesdent suspend; tie heas corpus
charges have been preferred while believe ny client to be
innocent snd that the charges hayc been originated by
nv. and that shall be able establish DIS no
lawyer beeYe the order su'pendns said wit applies to
thee new charges.
Under my responsibility Of and 10
accordance with my duty loyal citizen. WI withdraw
these proceedings and Will essb eicn!s innocence be
fore other tribunals
Order disni,sins writ entered
On subsequent Application ia fuitr case Justice Ear
nerd refused the wit eaiks that be not se to make
farce OF su1h proceedings That HE officers OF the United
States Refused TO obey any such wt eld ha useess
TO make such app..estions t" tho State Courts
SUPREME COURT-CRcUIT-FKB 2s-Before Justice
LEONARD.
COMMON CARRIERS.
John Miernen agl. The Grand Trnnk Railroad
Company This suit for the value Of box Of tool.
TO NewYoIk The defense that the bin of lhdns
other PARTIES the end Of tie route th.r liability thea TO
Tie Cont be d that tbs valid Limitation Of their
liability aud directed veid e. ioi defendant Lyman D.
BunnelI Tor plGintg, Henry \. Beach for defendant
gustic. McCusE
DECISIONS.
Strong art. STANDARDIZATION granted on terms.
Order be settled and issues f-urned ctys notice
Before Justice KOBEnrsoS.
Low ct al agt. BGsh.-A0tion granted az 70 PARTS
OF complaint relating second Of action sd denied
to ft without costs Young as Petneesl think the Re
vised Statutes imperative to The right o. defendant to
den md security when infant suing by n,x, friend plain
g not waved by leches 10 applying FOR it. The usual order
must therefore be made In this
Before Justice MCCryr.
George III. Boyer agt. Augustine Stampfeld.-
Motion 10 reduce bail granted bal fired at 1880
Before Justice MosoRIYY
In re, the application Of Herman y. Col' 10 be
discharged from his debs Application Adjourned to Wednes
day morning, march,.
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Ship Guy lrannerins Doreu, Fortress aioo.os. Lwrsla

Ship Guy Eannerns, Dolepy Fortress Monroe e Wdso
Co.
Bark q. H. jenkins (Br.), Doty Cork, BOYD Iincsen
Bark International AthnsDn, CUfacoH Thouns okoH Son
BarA Yumuri tlir.l, Johnson. SaguA, Waydoll 90
Brig Pepita lPEasb hsnaen tio GIande dol SOL Yoss-
Schmidt y Co.
Brig J. r. Neyins (Br) Freeman, Mstsrsas. TTay,Ls
Ninng.
Hgis Potomac Perkins, Cerlenss, Walsh L Carver.
Schr. Josephine Waterbury, Philadelphia, j. W IoKee.
Schr. Genera Burnside fiiock, City Point, 5. Goodwin.
scr Coral se iBr, >tabbs, Tar.s Island on Penbion
Schr. Sarah Maria, tnderiu. nafus, J. Y. pcafsal
schr Brand ,wne, Cocoon, Philadelphia. j. W, Mckee.
S.oop Harper WatTon- Proy!dep II. s. Racket Soa
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TIE STEAMSHIP NORTH SARA dispatch

from San Francisco says the steamship North Star
disabled On her outward trip 20 miles from Afpinwal
bnt reached port safely and her passengers and mails
have arrived at San Francisco. TIE passengers and
mails from San Francisco. 81 Of February. wonld DO
detained at Aspnwa until the departure Of tho next
steamer (he Costa Rica) which WA be due mere about
the 9Th OF March.
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SALE or ETHAN ALLEN AND HONEST ALIEN
Thee, ,,l.blatd rons havc been foi with wagon blank
c,s Io, Dan Mace for 90o Il is understood that h
VIII tsot them when Opportunity ofcr5.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT I'm. ?s-B,iore
Judge Bits
RETURN or rloCESs.
This morning the Marshal made return q process
IN the case Of Cd, United States hgt Two Clks containing
Rum.
Tn motion Of Henry II. Roe col Di',nc' Attorney.
decree cfAu AID condemn. alton AID ss!. was o-Grf'H
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cOUET-FEB. 22-Boforc
Judge BHITr
RETURN or Pro ESs.
This morning the marshal made return OF process
in tho er- Of the United States Two containing
knm On motion Of Henry H. Rice req Assistant District
Attorney decree Of default and cona. uton and sae
ordered
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FrB. 2a-s;etnsr William rleicber
Eng.-Albcls adam, SoI@5 h. trosoy- ctoif' s"'@
ScLI. Frsnk Herbert
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! Advertisement
SEvEE-THtRTIES.

w nLvs orfEu suHscRpTIos tooKs At
Nc CA BAoApwAy where orders for any smouD Of nese
no.es will be received from 10 p H., and constant
supply hand for immediate delivery.
ROBINSON OepEs,
bankers and u. s. Loan Agents,
No 4 Brc.dtt, and No. 6e4 Broadway.
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steamship Pennsylvania, Nom L'eFrAl fer Now fo'h-'
.s'h INST, ~. g. Ion. 20. - 90,
Bra, Magma Chsr,a hence sos Porto RicosSd mt, "a; -
o. lon. 20 o.
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Court cALrNpAp-Tuu DAY.

SUPREME CoUgT-C RCUIT-Part Mos. 1000
1899 400 Ilo2 llo5 loe ll2, ll0 l2l iiae 1923 lla2
IlJG 1885, I4O. llf2, INA 1913 1852, 1884 Part I.-No.
$685. $40 ST. 243 sl4 1871. 1889 6 Cos 1O42 1914 lOls
1864, 4ll $40, Ell, 1916 1894. 1893, 1896
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For HAvRE. - Tho French mail steamer
Lafaye cite viii leave pier No 50 North River fer avrc
10 ley lWsSassl,y, VI " s eiest " rs GelGIS.
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Passengers Arrived.

In steamship New York from BscmenGeorse Achelis. l.
de Grc b. Kocha 4. H. OTassc. A. Steenken Miss JflIh
T. Sch!euninr Mrs.. NJ Eaumunu and Miss n. oppeI-
mann. Mu ". Aiaet Mr. and Mrs turi, Me- NJ Nress' &
Wshl Mr. anil Mrs MassaId Miss - bafros Miss Mefegr
Ms L. Ch,ppi Mss Gauret, Miss +. boreAe, lheodofc
Noser Mrs Befnot Mss NJ Laurence, T. Tanninger -
T. Negbcr. r. Lseeren j. Mcyer 4. Buscl q, Luis. ".
Crciner Dr. A. Biuherl Mics W. buun.amh 7. w. Gross.
mann + KontsM n Wolf r. Saucer J. Michel. T.. l..
Rcnkg r. b. rucmsnn IL. Nelds aiss T. F.lde. Rocder
j. r. scApper L. DoHes. j. Rieckar,. Mt aud Mrs R0"dnsr
vogc C. ratiri, r Ida Polig sd emily H. fesht H.
Thiele H. Ian.r B.ersuan II. Steer George Por. Nss
r. Pouraesk. Denandr A. Meyer, g. foioa, G. hlenxa,
j. Ensten, Miss &. kubuaIn, Mis-, r. WeAan, ,. Reich
A. Goorng, ". stempf T. Miller. Miss A. kohr b. Schulz,
n. Bfunluund. aud 2jl IN the Storage.
In ship NstAnca, from ClTdit-Niliam T. Cutter. IT,,
Geors, ". Trow.
Ia bark " ~. Custom from Dorbadoss-G r. Tlrrs'or.
IN bIis Edwin Rowe from Demarara-tfrlsy NAtthcson
Miss NINA Ma,th-son
In schooner Dearborn nom sGvanIla-R. Thompson.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises....6a Sun Sd'"...Siaol Noon sets.'IVf"
HiaB wATPk TINS DAY.
Sandy Hooh 1854 Coz Island .ll:.Se Zen Cate. ia
sHIPPENG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW-YORK.......tErA
S,.tastt IssJs,;s .I"a ls.ss., Lave Gss AsetLt.t
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NEw-vORK CAmqLE uARKET.
RECEIPTS

RECEIPTS
For -rp WIVK ENDING Trrspay Fch. 70, 1868.
ShecI and -,
Beove.. Cows Neals. LaIfh@ twtre J y. Oh
s3l6 ~ 7nS 1853 f,zs [''o''
Tlesc were so.d at .he following Marhrt Paces;
opuant
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TrRn TnB. 2s- Btior
Justice MccusH.
DECISIONS.
uNlrrp SrArEs coMMIssIoNERs orrIcE-psteu

Commissioner Osborn.
United States agt. George Barry.--John Riley
killed board the schooner Nsnmsha 18th day II
December 1854 by the mate, George Berry The defense
that tho deceased uiutous aud threatened the
The examination adj oupod to the I'd March ut D. m
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NEW SARATOGA STAR" SPRxo.
IL, medicinal nnd cahartc effects d. Ask for
IL Take no other. Depot No 6e BsIclays: New -Yors
II. WxsToS, Agent
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WILLIAM Ross WALLACE delivers his Dis
Peter the Great" for the benefit Of she Sex
Soldiers, IN Cooper Institute. See Advertisements
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advert s&ment1

THB BRILLIANT HARMONIC GLEg CLUB sing
Cooper Institute fol the benefit Of the Roe Hi Assoei
ution, fBIs EVENING.
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Cleared.
Is..ys,ss W.. ls,ss., EsKs Gss lslAtls.t
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suIPPENG INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NEw-YoRK. "a
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Tie total nun b,t his dJ6 head con- ar'' With
head at ~e,s GOD ~h 5l-6 h'a average yer "es s''
yrar sud with Jgl f1r 0udns week 'e year AGO.
~. ubof sold yc,.efdsy ANA 70 ay a. The Tnrtpai ua
kei I1A head w.h <h bead ssi Nc ahi WY
lsr bead ia. pr ~e'k lat yca AID Win IS hesa
. u srAs'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

-aHa
E When the Confederate De-
mocracy whine about othel inequality
oftaxation, and endeavor to excite
the prejudices of the abondmen'' es
they style the poorer classes, sgainst
the bondholders, they lose sight of
the fact that many millions of these
bonds, are now held y!these yery
bondmen. It wilfullybfalse that
none but the rich hold these bonds
Thousands of working men sandsBosi
men, have their earningsSinYested in
these bonds. Yet the UGonfederatesl
after years spent rim 3epreciatingi
these securities nowturn saortroHnd, !
and insist that the little pittance OF
interest paid the holders shall DE
taken away from them byJtaxatioR,
for purposes expressly forbidden by
the law authorizing their issue.0v q
This whole scheme is part of the
grand brepndiation policy ofs that
party,ifthey oncelobtain the power.
First, yiolatethe law by,imparing the
contract ins regard to taxation{andt
finally lrepudiate the bonds them
selves. This is Democracy in 1856
How oyou like the principle. labor
ing men fwho, have probably q $50
bond laid by, for arainy day2 fit
suits you, just vote the Copperheadl
ticket at, the nextdelectfon, and you.
viii succeed in showing one; thing
that you are mot exactlys awake toI
your own niinterests-s ssogni CT tdgiI
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
Notice.

TH0MAS Scott. Of BaxtoE Canada West,
l. is hereby notified that on the 5th day Of
September 1865, Jeremiah Warn,r filed n
petition against him in the clerks office Of
the Court of Common Pleas within and for
Gallia county, Ohio, alledging that the said
Thomas Scott did on or about the 9ih day Of
- A. ID ls6 sell 10 the said jeremiah
Warner for the sum Of $3.50. the following
described real estate. That part Of lot No
292, in the city Of Gallipolis, Gallia county,
Ohio, that is included within the following
boundary: Commencing on 2d Street in said
city, at the lower or West corner Of that part
of said lot conveyed by said Thomas Scott to
Litha Scott, thence running back along the
line OF said part so conveyed, seventy
feet TO the line Of Morris WatsoH's lot,
thence in SOuth-westeriy direction along
said Watson's line to the line Of part OF
said lot conveyed by sail Thomas Scott to
John SaDns, thence along the line Of said
part so conveyed to Second Street, tbsnce up
said Second street 10 the place Of beginning,
and contracted to convey said premises in fee
simple TO said jeremiah Warner his heirs,
and assigns, on payment Of said purch Sc
money, that said Warner raid said purchase
money in full, TO said Thomas Scott, and
possession Of saId premises was delivered to
said Warner by said Scott. under said con-
tract. and said Warner has ever since re-
msined in possession Of said premises under
and by virtue Of said contract Of sale. and
made valuable improvements thereon. Said
petition prays that the said Thomas Scott
may be adjudged to convey said premises in
fee simple to said Jeremiah Warner his heirs.
and assigns, and for such other relief as is
legal. Said defendant is notified TO demur
or answer said petition on or before the llth
day Of November 1865, or at the next term
thereafter, the allegations Of said petition
will be taken as confessed
& JEREMIAH WARNER.
Sent ID. s65-6w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

re- Soldiers, were the ''green-
backs" youreceived for your services
in the late war, derived from SUBJ
scriptions to the $40 or 7-s0 loan
made by Copperheads, or by Union
men? You know that so far as in
their power the Copperheads refused
to vote in Congress for the loan, and
no instance can be found on record
of any one investing in them. The
money must have reached you then
through Union men. Yetthese same
Copperheads now ask you to aid
them in electing men who will pass
laws imposing taxes on those bonds,
in violation of a solemn contract
made at the time. Many of you hold
some of these bonds. Will you vote
with the party, that not only refused
to send you dollar when in the field,
but now wish to take away from you
your just rights. Will you do it? If
not, then vote for Col. Montgomery.
who exactly understands the knaveryf
of these equality OF taxation" gen.
tlemen. u it .i-a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

S The Dispatck thinks the town
authorities should arrest US fer in
citing the 1etarned soldiers Who
might attend sheir.epAyest'on, - ~
and bIoodshed % TIT day.. 4
turned out 70 be ose of the non
quiet days known n 6allipolis for
months. The soldiers despised the
eowardly Copperheads foe much to
accept their invitation, as We knew
they would, and the Copperheads
from the country declined to come,
for fear the soldiers would be on
hand, and do what the Dispatch said
we would have them do As neither
class attended, of course their could
be no riot. We presumed neither
would attend, and hence our share in
giving both parties notice of the day
and place of meeting. We are of
opinion the town authorities should
tender us 8 vote of thanks, for pre-,
yenttng riot-instead of melting to
one of t rs~ laL -1 1oo
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.

Referring to; the Ohio Democracy
and It's platform, the New York
EzeningiPoss makes the following
happy hitrs bszIsin tsoos aI4El. q
.n-These people remind Us Of the
patiently dull pertiaseity with which
amna turtle. teased by q parcel of
school boys, tries to get back to its
hoie The stupid animal, blinded by
the light Of fGay; cSo&ed by the free
fresh air, awretched and out Of place,
seeks only toyget back to its dark
hole, and turEs all its efforts to that
end. Providence has given it hard
she'll. so that blows do not much
hurt it; and in the last resort the
poor creature shuts its eyes and
pulls in its. head, and thus, denied
the darkness it prefers envelopes
itself in artificial gloom. These mud
turtle politicians call themselves
'2democratieD-just as some silly
turtle)might get inscribed upon its
back. 5seThis sky lark. "hi But that
would only provoke laugh and
ridicule from the boys .Hyl'7i-f
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

S Last week we received GER
ifcate Of pay and bounty due wild
ow lady of Gallia county, in right of
one of her sons who was starved to
death in Andersonville prison. She
invested $3.50 of it in 7-3O bonds.
This same widow lost another son
by starvation in the same prison,
who also leaves a widow. One other
son died in the service at Nashville,
Tenn, and the 4th son a member oil
the 7sh o. v. c., was taken prisoner
and tunneled" out Of Libby prison,
making his escape and returning TO
his regiment. & 9oa 20
Now the Copperhead press of Gal;
liza county, is vehemently howling
because this bereaved widow cannot
be made pay tax on the Sl5G bond,
the pittance the Government gives
her as the price of the life of her
young son, who should have been her
support in her old age. Honest
voters of Gallia county, what do you
think of such unmitigated scoundrel
ism? Could the meanest rebel in
Dixie grovel deeper in the mire and
filth of copperheadism. Equality of
taxation! Ye Gods and little fishes.
Think of it. - .t .---l
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
MARRIED. .

hont the 9Th of September by Rev. Thos.
Wicks, Mr.. Axos o. MAUcKs of Cheshire
Gsllia county Ohio, and Mns JENNIE Buck. Of
Marietta Ohio. -'.' .-..-f-....
], In Porter, Monday Sept, 4, 1865, at the
residence Of the brides father; BY Rev. h.
R. Howe. Nh. 3AspREw SunxERs, and MISS
CATHGkrsE Z. HowE. daughter Of the oficis-
ting selergyman. vgf-1o5 c-t 10 Ioac.
At the residence Of the brides Father, on
the5th dag Of Sept, 1865. by ia. Msrtindale.
j. p, Mr. Wnsos n. JAcoss and MIss MARr
FRAscIs WooTrs, ali Of Gsllia county Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
MR. E1Dd1roR;

nr,. 17..-am o.. .T1IsE 1iij -st '-.
100 The four dollar Communication
fee for military purposes, seems to
lie very heavy on the stomachs of the
Copperlreads, Itis even incorpora-
ted INTO, their platform adopted at
their convention. and denounced as
oppressive. T. would respectfully
present them with the, following re-
ceipt which, never fails to save the
of the four dollars. 1t is
this, JOIN ths National Guards. oE u
-. -. -. -. - mo.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14


re- A short time since, we receiv-
ed bounty and arrears of pay, due a
worthy citizen of Gallia county, in
right of his son who was private of
the 7th o. V. c., and starved to
death in Andersonville prison. He
invested the money in four 7-3O
bonds of $50 each, for the benefit of
his younger children, brothers and
sisters of the deceased soldier. As
cording to the Copperhead theory of
equality of taxation" these bonds,
the price of their brothers young
life, sacrificed by the incarnate fiends
at Andersonville, should be taxed
for State and County purposes. How
many thousand of just such cases
exist in the North. But what care
the Copperheads. Let the widow
and orphan be taxed. IF they will
persist in supporting the Govern
ment in this abolition war, let them
pay The penalty. Ah! ye yipers,
hypocrites, how can .ye escape the
damnation of--sJ..fe- e-.. 1I:9 ofr
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

70 In Iowa, Copperheads, are ex-
2setiag to get up . division IN the
y ranks, called Aacldier's State
degention. It met. .ot the "a al,
About lee nembsA here present.
fhe soldiers and kg 81 engineered
z1alE by old Ceaeerheadss with,
drew leaving only 46 members who
went through the farce Of nomina-
ing ticket That WI Be beaten 30
600: The ticket nominated, was
adopted and ratified by the Copper
head State. convention Aeid at Des-
moincs~thc-next~dsy;, showing the
whole thing to be a Gopperhead trick
Of the same Kind now going on in
Gallia county. The soldiers who
withdrew sfromf5thep meeting,y held
another on the same dayand ratified
the Republican ticket. .SDi
- - +.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
T We received letter from OF

E We received a letter from our
friend Jno C. Porter, LIST Lieut.. Co.
G, l95th o. v. l., low on duty at
Alexandria, Va. He says: ~ ed
1--WE have received the Union
ticket put in nomination by the I'm
ion Convention of Old Gallla.a 1t
gives the voters of company G, uni
versal satisfaction. That sterling
patriot Col. Montgomery, will get
every vote in company G, from Gal.
lis county. We do not expect to be
home in time to- vote, but we will
give the Union ticket q hoist awher.
ever We may be. gta1adj 50 $50 %
That's the way soldiers talk gem
orally. They know "who's who .
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

~ Capt R. B. Winder,ya son Of
the infamous Gen. Wfnder.' who so
shamefulIy treated our prisoners, has
been arrested and will be tried by
court martial. He claims that all he
did was by authority Of JEFF. Davis.
The testimony on tae- wirz case will
prove the fact that Davis. knew all
about this terrible crime. =, -, - 10
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
OUR SENATOR.

As announced IN last week Keg.
ister, Hon Joseph Bradbury was
nominated at the Union Senatorial
Convention, forTthe Important POSI-
ton of State Senator. The nomIna;
ton is IN many respects very f0ftu!
nate, as Mr.. B.ihas, for many years
represented the county of Gallis, IN
the House with marked ability, and
attained a reputation In the State,
which, will tenabfe him TO take, at the
outset, a leading position In the Sem
ate. I Heis o man entirely selfmade,
of more than ordinary ability, con-
siderable intellectual culture, thor
oughly honest in all his political
principles, and fearless in the adYo-
cacy Of them. OF eunstained Integ-
rity he does not hesitate to expose
and denounee dishonesty and corrup-
ton wherever it may be found and
bring the participants in the same, to
merited punishment. .ii!i . ,si'iz7 y.
HE has been: a ffm supporter OF
the Government in it's efforts to sup
press the Shareholders rebellion,
now, most happily terminated, not
only, while In the Legislature, using
his official inAaence in aid of every
measure 7inaugurated forxthat Pdr-
pose, but also.sending his sons Ind
son-in law into the tented field, to
fight and if need be-. lay1down theft
lives in the service Of their country.
While in the Legislature during
the past four years, he has voted for;
and advocated every measure, which
in his opinion would aid the soldiers
in their struggles upon the field OF
battle, alleviate their sufferings while
in the hospital, or comfort, cheer AID
relieve their wives and children at
home; for which he has drawn down
upon his head the curses and male
dictions of copperhead foes and con
cealed traitors, wherever his; exer-
tions have been made knoyn.s So
that he is emphatically the Soldiers
friend, and well deserving of their
generous support We predict for
him triumphant election, and a use
full and successful career in the Sen
ATE 10 Eus ..r -f.H .-i-. --l > 1s.t-.
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NEW STORE.
Fancy Dress Goods, and
Trimming Store.
UPPER SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO.

am now prepared to supply my ousto-
mers and the Public generally with the best
article Of Dress Trimmings, and Fancy No
tions, Hoop Skirts, Corsets. Hair Ornaments,
dc. The best articles that can be purchased
in the City, also viii keep on hand . large
assortment Of Bonnets, and Hats She would
respectfully invitetde citizens of Gallipolis,
and vicinity, 20 call and examine her stock I,
before purchasing else where.
MRS. HATTIE SELERIDGE.
SEN. IL. l665.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
~ Gen. George W. Morgan i

~ Gen. George w. Morgan in
his speech at Columbus, stated the
public debt to be $4,000, 900, 600.
The SeOretary Of the Treasury states
it on the 31st Aug, 1865, at 81, ,767,-
ss9.57l 43, or 81, ,232, ,alo,42S 81
less than Gen. Morgan has, That is
about as nean-the. truth as Copper
head leaders andipresses usually get.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

sg vaHmdigham m his speech
at the late Columbus convention,
said he was their :'.by the grace of
God" The Devil made his appear
aace among the sons of Job, by the
same leave Vail seems to be effect
ing for the Democracy, what the
Devil did on that occasion for job,
efectually destroying it We wish
him success -iti1 - tfs1 .e5- .-l.