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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-10
TOWN TALK.

TOWN TALK.
THAT the select party Of young
ladies' and gentlemen, who went to
the country one night last week, had
~a mighty nice time of it generally" "
That the citizen who picked up the
stuffed pocket book on the sidewalk,
slipped It into his pocket &nd took
o sshort turn round the corner, made
SO point" by showing that his hon.
esty was only "so-so."
That DR.. J. Van Week as Den
tlst, renders complets satisfaction to
all who may require his professional
services, and that his charges are 30
very moderate, as to place the COM
fort Of fine beautiful set Of teeth,
within the reach of all classes Of peo-
pie.
That the council in contracting for
the publication Of the city ordinances
ut sns cent per line, exhibit such q
rare capacity for economizing in the
expenditures Of the city, IS to merit
the thanks Of the tax payers, which
is hereby rendered them in 8
horz.
That the ordinance relating to
fighting or causing 8 breach of the
peace, on the public streets of CALI
polls, Is designed only to operate on
strangers and citizens from the coun-
try, more particularly if they happen
to be "slightually tight"
That the worthy Mayors new Of
fee, in its extensive projection of
roof, resembles a small boy wearing
his fathers hat.
That the council be respectfully So
licited to pass an ordinance that not
more than four ladies shall walk
abreast on the side walk, nor with
more than two baby cabs in tow.
That to drive team over I'd street
at its crossing with State, requires
man to be master of the "strings."
That although we have no street
cars in Gallipolis there are some
$500 buggies in town. Let 'er ride!
That the young gent, who didn't
draw the hoop skirt at Miss st. Clair's
concert, was greatly disappointed,
and his ''gal" still more so.
That the amount of travelling jew
elry on our streets, was greatly in
creased by Miss St. Clair's queenly
donations, to purchasers of tickets.
That the name of the young lady
who drew the melodeon worth 800,
should be given to the public.
That the rowdyism OF the boys
at the concert was in striking con-
trast to tie quiet indifference with
which the same Was regarded by the
Mayor and Sheriff.
That the insinuation of q "First
wsrder," that our Mayor is at loss
to determine which is the couneil-ths
solicitor, or the six members, is pre-
posterous and unfounded.
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Public Sale.

WILL offer at Public Sale at the late resi-
denee of John Geey deceased, in GalliPolis
township Gsllia county Ohio, on Saturday
the 26, day of August next.
HAY BY THE TON.
Wheat, and Oats by the bushel. Corn IN
the ground by the acre. lot of Potatoes in
the ground, STRAW, Resping Machine, Corn
Planter, Hogs, q lot Of Bacon and variety
Of other articles Of personal property too M
merous to mention. Sale TO commence at 10
o'clock of said day when terms will be made
known BY
CHARLES W.GEEY,
Administrator.
July 81, 1853.
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\ Express Com.
pany.
Harnden

OFFICE AT j. ]. CABOT 4 BROS.
STORE, GALLlPOLIS OHIO.
THIS Company have established line Of
l. their Express, on the Ohio and KAnawha
Rivers, for the accommodation of Bankers.
Merchants, and the public generally, and
have facilities by their direct connections,
with all reliable Express companies in the
United States and Canadas. for making col
lections, forwarding, and receiving, freight.
money, and valuable parcels to and from all
parts Of the Country. East. West, North and
South. The companies messenger, on the
Express Steamer Clermont from Portsmouth,
connects at Gallipolis with those on the fine
new Express Steamers Kate Henderson, and
Kanawha Bell, for Psrkersburg and Charles
ton W. Va, and intermediate points every
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday mornings.
All Express matter to forward from this
place. should be in the Office the day before.
All business attended to with promptness and
dispatch.
III. CABOT 4 BRO,
Agshts GalliPolis Q.
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Howard ASSOCIATION, PHILADEL-
PH1A.-We invite attention to the
card Of this well known association.
We have reason to believe that it is q
highly useful, and perfectly reliable
Institution.
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Notice..

MIR. GEO. W COX will open in a few
.Nl days. an entirely new Stock of Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats de-, at nv old
stand. would invite my old Customers and
the Public generally, to give him a call.
Z. .DELETOMBE-
July 81, G.l-sn
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NOlice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
missioners of Gallis county. at their annual
praying for view and survey, for the purpose
Of altering the County road running from
Hsrriger's Mill to Alex Mcdaniel in Walnut
township. Commencing on the division line
of section Eve (5,) where said road makes q
righi angle East, thence South, where the old
road runs, to Symms creek. thence down the
East bank of the creek, where good road san
be made to intersect said county road at the
mouth of the lane on the land Of Jacob Chick
in said section five (5,) and to vseAte that
part of said road that lies between the two
points above named.
A. PETITIONER.
July 81, 1865.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-10

~AHy Of our readers having a
tirst rate fresh mich cow for sale,
can End ? purchaser by calling st this
Office.
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted TO either Of Us on
~ Note or on our Book account are reques-
ted TO make prompt settlement as we cesirs
70 close our old Books Immediately.
]. T. HALLIDAY,
". Y. MILES.
July 81, Ie65.-tE
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~The Gsllipolis Journal has been brought
to the confessional. Itadmits this week that
it is the author oi Ninety First ~ Di,psteA.
You simply LIE, Bishop"
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Notice.


SAMUEL B. Womeldorff of Meigs Co, Ohio,
- Return Wome.dorff, and Warren Womel-
dOrff Of California, will take notice that the
viewers appointed by the Commissioners Of
Gallia county to view and alter a part of the
road from the Gallipolis and Wilksvilleroad in
Springfield township, Gsllis epunty Ohio, TO
the road leading from Gallipots to Campaign
Creek, said alteration commencing at the
termination OF said road ons lands of the
heirs Of George Womeldorff deceased, to an
old house on the land off. Mills in Spring.
field township will meet for that purpose at
the house Of Thomas r. Morton In Addison
township Gallis county, on the 18th day
August 1865, at 10 A. NJ. of said day, to
form the duties Of their appointnent.
A. b. BRISTOL,
One Of the Petitioners.
July 90, ls65.-4w. =
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EWs wish to purchase 200 To-
cnst pests, y feet in length, and not
less thsn 8 inches In diameter.
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EVERY DESCRIPTION.

-
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES
For Five Hundred Dollars, with $3 Der week
compensatiCn n can be had for 50 per annum,
or any other sum between $500 and $40, 600
at proportlonate rates.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM.
Secures a Policy for 5000 or $25 Der week
compensation for all and every description Of
accident travelling or otherwise-under q
General Accident Policy, at original rates.
FIFTY DOLLARS PREMIUM.
Secures a full Policy for $4,000 or $50 per
week compensation, q, above.
FOREIGN RISKS.
Polieies issued for Foreign, West India.
and California Travel. Rates can be learned d
by application to the Office or Agencies.
SHORT TIME TICKETS.
This Company's Insurance Tickets for one
or thirty days travel may be purchased Al
many Of the Railway or General Ticket Offices
and Hotels Ten cents will buy ticket for
one dsy's travel, insuring $4,000, or SIS
weekly compensation. Ticket Policies NAV
be had for 8, and l2 me nths, in the same
manner.
Haz.rdous Risks taken st Hazardous ates.
NO Medical Examination required. Policies
written o. the OomPeny's Agents. Policies
iss1ed for $4,000 and for five years.
Directors.
GusIAvus Z. DAVIS, THoNAs BrLxsAP, Jr.
W. ID. u. CALLEsDER, CHARLEs WHIrE,
JAS. l.. HowAED5 CoRSKLIUs B. ERwM,
GEo W. MooRE, HueH HARz1soN.
MARSHALL JEWELL, GEoRaE s. GuHAS,
EBExEzKR RoBEzIs, JONATHAN B. BuscE
]. G. PATTERSON, Prest.
RoDxFy DKssIR, Sec'y.
RI. STEWART, Agent,
GallipOlis Ohio.
Hay. 4. iss5.-tt
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GaIIIpOlis Steam Bakery.
JOSEPH M. VANDEN.

WOULD respectfully Inform his old Gus
w toners and as many new ones as may
favor him with their pshonage, that he is
now prepared to execute ell orders in the
Wagon making and Blacksmith line. q. his
old stand. recently known as g Government
Shop, on Front street. Repairing done on
short notice.
July 6, ls65.-tf.
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eAlLlPollS OHIO,

A fresh and complete assortment of Boots
Shoes and Leather Also findings. which
can be bought low for Cash by calling on me
at nv place Of business, on Court Street
Gallipolis Ohio, . fne assortment Of the fol-
lowing Goods:
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THE CELEBRATED
"KNABE" PIANO.
Notice..

MARIAH Compston, Sarah L. Call and
WI Israel Call, her husband, Elizabeth
Compston, Emily Oompston, Mary c. Comps
ton. and Eliza A. Compston, of Gallia county.
Ohio, are hereby notified that on the 18th
day Of July 1865, Alfred Louks filed in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Gallia county his
petition against them asking partition Of the
following real estate; The southeast quar-
ter Of tn, north east quarter Of section no. 8.
and the north west quarter Of section no 9, all
in township no. 4, Of range no. Is, in the
county of Gallia and State Of Ohio, said Pc
tition alleges that said petitioner is seized in
fee Of two undivided fifth parts thereof, and
is the owner Of the dover estate of Rachel
Oompston therein-that said Mariah Comps
ton is siezed Of one individual fifth part, and
of right of dover in one fifth part, and that
said Sarah Call, Elizabeth CompstOn, Emily
Compston. Mary c. Compston and Eliza A.
Compston are each seized Of two undivided
twenty fifth parts thereof. Said petition will
be heard at the next term Of said Court.
ALFRED LOUCKS,
Petitioner.
july 20, Is65.-4w.
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ytratOn,s

GELEBRATED Yeast Compound. the very
~ best article for Family baking ever inveh-
ted. for sale By
o.&A. -gsrrSq.
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Pure Rye Whisky.

FUFt hyt " nIsky.
0S BBLS. Superior Rye Whisky in store
AC which we warrant strictly pure, undei
affidavit before any Magistrate. For sale by
he Barrel or Gallon by
o. h A. HENKING.
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VIM. SHOBERS
JEWELRY STORE
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.

Diamond Finger Rings, at
Shober's Jswelry store
Revolvers, of all kinds at
shObers Jewelry Store.
American Watches, at
Shober's Jewelry Store
Telescope hagnifYing Glasses, at
Shober's Jewelry Store
Pocket Knives and Scissors, at
Shober's Jevelry Store
Clocks, of all kinds at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Gold Pens and Pencils, at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
silver Thimbles, at
Shober's Matchmaker Shop.
Solid Gold Rings, at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Gold CHAINS, at
Shober's Jewelry Store
Coral Beeds, at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Accordeons and Flutinas, at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Watches Clocks and Jewelry, repaired at
Shober's Jewelry Store
Violins and Guitars, at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Italian Strings, at
Shober's JewelrY Store.
Violin Bows. at
ShOber's Jewelry Store.
Banjoes, at
shober's Jewelry Store.
Tamborines, at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Pistols Cartridges and Caps, at
Shober's Jewelry Store.
Spectasles, to suit every body at
ShOber's Jewelry Store.
PUBLIC SQUARE,
POLLS, OHIO.
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GOODS,

in our line ever brought to this market. and
which will be sold as low as the lowest.
8. ZELAZNY, d Co.
June, %, l865.-tf.
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WE would inform the citizens Of Gsllipo-
w lis and vicinity, that We have just
opened out . new Establishment at the
above place where we offer to them the choice
of one Of the largest and finest assortment Of
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

July 81. 1865.
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1Ilu.uTa1y.

9IDOO CASH FOR TWO SJBSTL
- w tuies tot Me amy, to tepro -ehi 2 mer
G.. utsa-l. IA. ilNItNSuN md " UOWNDEE
$50 for ouo ear sY' .t'tut,a- all cash sec on
Agent, Nj sultlpS 81 n o. ton u, cor. Gold ~
XI GOO CASH TOR TWO ONE YEAP
~ .OOO 'ubst,uts- tor ~, friend A. myself
Arrly At u ,,cks st. oosb tire. hlocss fgou ing
Irrty, In the s'orO. We are lao mokers. but drafted
II. DE WITT so
50 C00 FOR TWO 9 YEAR SrBSTI
= =. ZOO uus si.So an or to- ? }osi
'uu.ttutcs Si,5Neor teo ycsr suneu'utcs Arpy
500 THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GREEN,
NDOuacks IL deposited ~ pay substitute, aud vol,
un.,c.t = soon ~ accepted 10 the ln,tor. We eia
ltl.f hishcr price, for good sound mon than any
parties the city, tor have tle c9th tu psv into
The oc.t.'s hand when he IL mustctcl We pa
-hyv ,ssh 'or rihstitutes fitO cash down tor sea-
men subatituirr NUAis, volunteers yt4rs FtN.
noNW IA, s,.Ut Nsh ~ 10 one wear tuh'titu'r' Tor
We Amy; men tor the Erriuren, Cofis 'nnioi
iHE moot ming Hammers Vaid G2,N hand MONEY. :
~1ih ~ ~ NU.a %. tu,tu nj. tH
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INsaEsslS"TlON.

At PAINE'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE, 81
BONUrl, hnok keeping, writing, arithmetic, al
golra, geometry, navigation, hfvk aud Latin are
uu,ht every day and evening IN strictly privsis
rooms If patterned Iadt'' receive 20 WriunA lessons
for e.. ~
DANJO AND JIG DANCING, WALK
- Nfobnds dr, tNught hy =. BuOAS. mAnusrturer
Of the BANJO a. Fast llouston ~. lHtms ON baDlo,
tun"s iOr 30, dancing, 10 uttl- Tor 80. ~
rTQW NSEND'S COMM RCIAL MiADE'iY,
J. 2Gu liowory, below houston ~. Oysu day and
evening tor instruction IN tookkpyuinf, Arithmetic
ruunE traains, fGel'inr, ,"iupuftlon, &c. lnHtuo.
ton thoIoui ipd pi- ~ al. EuuuA lot laics, and
irlVats .nsf'.c,.uu $3.50
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NNANTEb-WRAPPER STEIpTEES. AT
w sesar factor. H. Greenwich IT, "a Goor. "a
\NANTEp-A BOY OF GOOD CHAEAC-
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mi O'Clock.
\EANIrn-A SlTU tTION rs \ YOU sc
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\\tANTED AT MADAM EALIiNu'~-f.Tsi
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:, ais Canal street.
NIANTTp-lO coon pANTNlOON I'm
w i.hcir and operators SINGERS machine ~ 70;
Can0lt' Aso sood toy and bot.om SEATED. -.
WHEFLwRIGHT WANTED AT ". ).
w LENIS. ~ Third ave, nesr ..i.i 15t
Neutrality-suspicious.. BAI>IERS AND
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cop hands, none otnoI need ~, 4Jt Na1hn-taJ ~
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week. 10
% OPERATORS WANTED on MILITIA
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Eib,c t. i-tfoor. irSrINt ( ct1iNNN. ~
100 hoo" SKIRT HANDS WNNTtT
wv %. JANIS WHINE. i.p GlnrI y. ~,
lilhcst price iAli to fui-c'r,- WORKERS Co.,
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Avs sEuENrs.

ANNUAL BALL SEVENTY NINTH High
laudcys, tts Ass,t.h'y Eoom. Friday evcn,ns.
NNirh % $500 The pr,.cr.. tor tie benefit ct tho
widows and phaps OF tuuse that eli iu battle. aia
II Il y L Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM.
'r ,RRAhKENNLS Asns'r ~. ~ m -N..i'tnL
rritrn by ME-. Laura kEtNt, cn',. .ri tho
WORKINGS on NEW NuEA,
Pronounced y ." r. IT, b., Cue" on. l ,s7
4 SJRIINE CONCEPTION.
MOKNINg Ar ILL.,
INPOaE OF sFlkIri AIISH.
Bl liK. W. I. NON NLftk.
viii rtaciical illutfntious OF The greet iu.fssure
81 ENItS THE GREATEST EXCL EAkNE
Iit-ri.e dyufcs OF Che JArNNfSL.
TONY blNlER IN DANCING GIRAFFE
WAY iVtue-, taken fr,tp lite OF
H.. MRS GtN TOM ~ NB MD hABY.
IA EWLhh " col. "osllt y, Arabian ,,iani
ME-. nArIkRsBl, Soshius ~ lbA- and LlNlNr
.GESSftsS md GIANT BOY. PAT WOMAN.
TWO GLASS STEAM ENGlNfS In motion.
ciicWsian Girl, lrsaf Albino Roy, Living Otters
t"hch Mnvins Figure, Agunre h'nAtcuc.
Adms-Ion $50 cent?. 1hlldNu under ten 20 cents. IL
EICUlEY MlNSTEEIS, NEW YORK.
~ EJvyp, opposite Spiiuy street
Another rlorious bin tI'4t rccc-s vt Tie 1.-Two inrin.
lifsi NroA OF rauinr Bu'tcih,, Ladic' I,t, Nclo-
phone s1.U 'i,ol,mus Johnson, Mickey warns
'hanWoi 'is Comm n'o ai "r."k. Nll
VNHf HIrCpTUEATRON - HAVE YOU
l. BEtN 70 riE CtECiSf
lAh street. opigsto the Academy Of Music,
~ NOE Gpi
MatineN cvcr " cdnCsiey aud SATURDAY. 80
NARlETltS THEATRE, .; & '9 BOWERY
Grow led hourcs. The Gieat luuhe Company.
he urrn' Double tolnrsn,. GRAND MATINEE
tu-nfrf Tinv utW actH splendid entertainment
tor Ladies aud Children Ladies' and Children. lo6
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FOX SALE AND To LET.

A SMALL FARM HOUSE AND BARN,
n &C.. sud ~ nice UfchsTd In full hearing, 80 mio.
trur Is afford station, tton Bedford village, " est
chester county. Price N.,OUO. Apgy NJ $50 lAutons
~, \. y, aud on th0 p.uufI'ts 80
A BLAGTIfUL COZ NTRI SEAT OF 30
~ nrry-, b,.t ot und, host huldingr, and sverv
conscniou'r ior a gentleman doing business in tho
cas-. lnlui.uu! Lih IEllH,f a. MARSH, No. "a
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R1It1CIAL FLOWER MAKERS Wanted.
"a fsv good hands on Ross buds. Apply 90 " 3g;h
VI, near BrttdwAy. III
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81 700 WILL Buy 4 FINE 5-Sto-'
y - W double huu.c AMI lut vim -.a.r-.
fa.t.I ash, - vii lu" a tine .-stCr .1,iae
.Iure, ueil . aud a., ism Ward ~, caah. AZ
PI WFAEIkA, " DIYl-.oa e, -Als1 Gomez lns.t's
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DNNTrRS-2 or : HOUSE PAINTERS
\ wanted st luSd street and ID ave. D. nm
LEY.
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- O0O-luE SALE, IN WILLIAMS
~ntu. rn.a.'oiii. nEt rpAGE, q uc,oo u ~
60 IDn WILL BUY \ NEW TWO
-. w stoly o,teurOn br.c, hou.r IN te.u-
t.. les.F g. Hrpnayo, near tIr r,lr. 800. or
mon Dosn. AWsg 90 -. ". lkttirt4 AuorUrt,
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ARTIFICIAL FLOwTRS WANTED .
n OF hlals au4 sou1l rood hranchc-s immediately
tr0c b axe and .;cldr work. Apply 50 wake s..i.
a FEW GOOD moor SKIRT MAKtRS
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MY 20 Broadway, coz walker ~. 800
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4 SAWYER WHO Understands SAW
Nin. out 'ur' Coy lc,.'ur. iu.uii, oa. col
morning 10 Ht4 .." ISL Tr.. .tN o. g..
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rAlNTLI-A IiErT CLASS ORNANEN-
te...l ...-"u ...,l wante q, a. lIlzul ,., -
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ShELlfk 1fNlN-N AIMED Operators
- 80 their oNu MISC Ic.. ret cless 0p tatur'
make { yi to - ~ tA Aso good hu'tonhult
maAtu. None ,.' . ....f need apply. Work Eivcr
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9aiIg empire.
MONDAY. JULY "a, 1865
Current News Items.

The Mayor and most Of the Magistrates in
Alexandra, Va, declare their determination
10 resign rather than receive the testimony OF
negroes against whites. The Freedmen's Blu.
reau has 10 consequence appealed to General
Howard to overrule all their Courts and sci
their verdicis aside, where the uegroee' tesh.
mony is not received, f
II Is said that large reinforccments Of
troops are being sent to Sheridan in Texas
and that the Government will soon be able
10 announce its policy in regard to the Mon
roe doctiiue aud the French occupation o.
Mexico.
There arc reported cases Of piracy on the
high seas, and q statement that piraticaI
vessel, under English colors, is en- route to
tba Arctic to make terrible havoc among
sixty or seventy whalers congregated there
The Cabinet are discussing the Mexican
question. 1t is said that General Grant has
asserted that the French must leave Mexico.
The first District in Louisiana is infested
BY desperate band of thieves, who have
defed the efforts Of the national troops and
citizens to capture them. They pIunder the
rural districts, and have on several occasions
entered the town OF Franklin.
In accordance with orders of the Wss
Department, $4,000 or $4,000 of Sheridan
men are to be mustered out Of service.
Captain wirse of the (Coniederate) An
dersonville Prison, is to be put on trial before
a Military Commission, at Washington, OF
which General Underwood is President
Governor Perry speech is denounced by
the Radicals, but he is still sustained by the
President He will leave for South Carolina
on Monday next
Guerrillas are becoming exceedingly trou-
blesome in Texas,
1t is announced that Henry Wirse, lately
keeper of the prison a. Audersonvlle, Is
shortly to be put on his trial before military
Commission for cruelty to Federal prisoners
A new line Of steamships between Antwerp
and New York is soon to be established,
The National currency now in circulation
amounts to Sl51, ,9O7 Cos,
The President has issued an order releasing
on parole all officers prisoners of war.
The steamers for Europe on Saturday tool
out SOL ,2s9.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-24
Tn. Ravag.s OF war in virginia

A correspondent of the New York Tribune,
who has travelled by railroad from Washing
too to Richmond, says -
at was depressing to travel l6O miles over
q country that nature created Tor gardens
and to witness the rayages of civil war. In
no other part of our whole country can so
much OF the desolating effects OF wnr be seen,
as in this trip As far as the residence OF man
is concerned, the country is desert be-
tween Alexandria and Gordonsville, eighty
seven miles, bat one church remains stand
ing-the Catholic church at Fairfax. Al
Manassas ,,where forty or fifty houses stood
before the rebellion, now forty or htty chin
news and cellars tellwh the village once
STOOD not house remains. There were no
signs of cultivation, and the land had all re-
turned TO it's original state of meadow
and pasturage. Here and there, labor, living
in tents. was culling out the best Of the grass
and cutting it for winters use. But the vast
majority Of nature products for that hundred
miles distance, will go TO seed and to decay,
and only be useful in manuring the land Tor
another year 1t was one vast pAsture-held
of nature, without creature to iced or it's
Juicy richness The timber has all melted
away The labor OF man for two centuries
has almost entirely disappeared, except the
railroad running through it And the rail-
road had evidently been greatly frightened
during itt construction; for when II met hill
it lodged round it; when it came to rise it
skinned over it, and it sunk deeply in the
bosom of every valley in fact it accommo-
dated itselfto natures desire and the lay OF
the lane" rus t".