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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-30
Number 9.

Iany shape II has no chance of re-
covering the control of any Northern
State; and it recognizes that it has
nothing to hepe 70: in the South, ex
cept by keeping up the spirit Of re
bellipn, a thing which the logic of
events will soon overthrow there
Will. it recognize the universal YER
dict and try to escape the infamy of
its life in dissolution? Or, shame
less in its i'll fame, will it prolong its
organization OF all that Is vile in pol
ltics, to continue Its present use as a
contrast to the party OF patriotism
and honor; the party that is idenh-
fed with the preservation of the ma
tional existence?-G GINS Gar
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-30

A WORD TO You've MBS.---One of
the meanest things young man can
do, and it is not an uncommon oc-
currence, is to monopolize the time
and attention of young girl for q
year or more, without any definite
object and to the exclusion of other
gentlemen. who supposing him to
have matrimonial intentions, absent
thems elves from her societysi 1t
prevents tn, aeceptation of eligible
offers of marriage, and fastens to
the young lady, when the acquain-
tence is finally dissolved, the 1ap-
pellation Of "ilirt." Let Your deal
ings with WON en-, young man, be
frank, honest and noble. That Hany
whose education and position in like
manner would warrant US in looking
for better things, are culpably erimi-
nal on these points, is no excuse for
short comings. The woman is Of
ten injured or wrongtd, through her
holiest feelings, and adds but much
blacker dye to your own mesnness.
One rule is always safe; treat every
woman you meet as you would wish
another man to treat your innocent
confiding sister.
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Sher0's Sale.
Nate Or O6i1. Cailiia Couafv ss.

- : : : I
fDURSUANT to the eommsnd of an order
IL of ssie, on Partition issued by the Court
of Common Pleas. within and for the Copnty
Of Gallia, and State OF Ohio, and TO me idiree-
ted as Sheriff of said county of Gallia, will
offer at public sale at the door Of the Court
Housein the city ofGallipolis in Gallia county
and State of Ohio. .oH the 10Th day. Of Deem
Der A. d. 1865, at one o'clock P. N. of said
day, the following lands and tenements. stu
ate in the county of,Gallia and State of OhIoi
to wit. the west-haif ofthe south west quarter,
and eighty acres off Of the vest side of the
nosth-vest quarter. and the north west fnsrtsr
of the southeast quarter OF section number
twenty-six 1861 in township no. five, l5l Of
range nofourteenS pa lin the Ohio Company's
purchase, total lappraismenuthe sum of - .l6O.
the shove described premises is to be sold in
forty acre lots, described as follows, to-wit-
the south west quarter of the southwest of
the said section 26, as above described,i ap-
praised atithe sum of S4eG.0b also the north
west quarter Of the Southwest Quarter Of
said section 26, appraised at the sum OF S4OO,
also the south west quarter OF the northwest
quarter of said section 20, appraised at the
sum of s400, also the northwest quarter of
the north west quarter of said section u, ,ap-
praised at the sum Of $3.50, also the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter of said
section 26, appraised at the sum of 500. the
above tracts to contain each, forty acres more
or less, to be sold-as the. lands of John Shoe
maker and others, at the suit of George Shoe
maker Jr. Zu.l t.-1J t. -eH. .
Terms of eale one third Of the purchase
money TO be paid in hand. and One,thiri IN
one year, and one-third in two years, from the
day of safe. the deferred payments with in
terest ftOin the day ofsale, and to be secured
hy Mortgage On. the premises 80 sold. &
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
November A. d 1860
WILLIAM WADDELL,
q e. 80 -s---rf.1 q q, sheriff. G.. Z, o.
Nov. &c, 1s65.-4w. - ' ~
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Guardian,s sale.

IN Pursuance of an order of the Probate
1 Court of Meigs county, Ohio, made on the
18th day of November A. d. 1868, IN the
ease Of Joseph Mcknight, Guardian OF
.Oiarles Z. Mary NJ. and Jennie K Walker
against his wards The undersigned will,
ON the 20 day vi Decemberl a @D9 lc65, at ii
O'Clock at the door of the Court HOuse in
GaliTpoiis, Gnllik county Ohio, offer fat pub
lie sale the following described real estate in
the town of GalliPolis in said Gallia county
Ohio, to-wit: The lower half OF town or city
lot number forty-one, f4ll in said town OF
GallipOlis, Galhs County Ohio fsl
Terms of sale, ons=thIrd cash on the day OF
sale. one-third in one year, and one'tbird in
two years from the day of sales to be secured
by nortgase on the premises sold, and the
deferred payments to bear interest At the rate
Of s per centum per annum, pay able annually
Appraised at 100000. -sz. ottD 9 a
i 'tu4 4 ~ JOSEPH MCKNIGHT,
Guardian of Charles E, Mary N iand Jen-
ts.La9.. - LEWIS PAINE. ATTY. 7
Nov, v,.23, ls65-4w.
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Notice.

PETITION will be presented to the
IN Commissioners of fGaliIa county. at their
next meeting in Decem ber 1865, asking an
alteration in the county road in Huntington
township, known as the Gongin road on
Keeton Run, commencing in said road. at the
house known as the Mike Allen house, Low
owned by Richaball Sloon, thence in a
westward direction. making the following
points; to beech tree, inches in diameter,
thence to another beech further west about the
same size, thence to dead white OAK, about
ISipchen in diameter, thenc to'an apple
tree on the lands of William. HOleombe,
thence to a rock on the point OF the hill,
thence to plum tree on the land of Alex
Masabeebh, IN the run to the corner Of Masie's
FENCE, upon red elm, thence to iuterseet the
old road at the most suitable point
Nov. 2, l665-4ws
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Sherif'S Saie.
.Stnte of Ohio. GaRia County

State of Ohio, Galiid County IS.
DURSUANT to the command of an order
i of sale on partition, issued by the Court
of Common Pleas, within aud for the county
Of GaIlia, and State of Ohio, and to me direc
ted as sheriff of said county OF Gailia, | Will
offer at public sale at the door of the Court
House, in the City of Gallipolis in Gallia
county, and State OF Ohio, on the 10th day of
December A. d. 1865, at the hours of . n
o'clock p NJ. of said day, the following real
estate, situate in Gallia county, and State of
Ohio, to wit: A tract of land of about eighty
eight acres, more or less, in the south part If
the south east quarter of section number
eleven. I'll in township ndmber four, of
range number 81 Aieen, .'6l in Gsllla c''nuty
and State of Ohio, conveyed to Jonathan
Hively, by William Grant. by deed dated
April 18th, 1856. and by David Watts, by
deed dated + ebruary. 1850, to which refer
ence is made for definite description. The
above described real estate will be sold sub
iect to the dover estate of Polly Hively,
widow of Jonathan Hively, deceased. 'boun-
ded and described as follows: thirty-two acres
off Of the south side of the above described
premises, commencing at the south east cor
ner thereof, thence running north thirty-twO
rods, thence west with the base line thereof,
to Sand Fork Creek. so as to inc.rde thirty
two acres of land, appraised subject to said
dover, ut the sum of one thousand seven
hundred and sixty dollars, 81 ,16U, /, to he SOLD
as the real estate of Jonathan Hiyely deceased,
at the suit of Elizabeth NJ CHeneens, Polly
Hively and others, defendants g
Terms of sale, one-third of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, one-third in one
year. and one-third in two years, from the
day of sale, the deferred payments to draw
interest from the day of sale, and to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises so sold.
r. Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
November, A. d. 1865. ift t5 .+f
So WILLIAM WADDELL,
.3TG- e .-'atJ Sheriff u. c. o.
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THE NATIONS DEAD.
hundred thousand men,

-Four hundred tAousand men, lnlia
The braYe--the good-the true
In tangled wood-in mountain glen,
On battle plain--in PRISON pen;
Lie dead for me an youi
Four hundred thousand of the brave
Have made our ransom soil their grsve
For ne and you. 49,. -
Good friends, for me and you.
In many fevered swamp; n
BY many black bayou
In many cold and frczen camp ia
The weary sentinel ceased his tramp
And died fofme and you
From western plain to ocean tide -
Are stEetehed the graves Of those who died
For me aud you, ~ ~,
Good friends, for me and yoa. ~
fOn many q bloody plain,
Their ready swords they drew,
And poured their life bloed, like the rain
A home-a heritage-to gain,
To gain for Re and you.
Our brothers, mustered by our side, 200
They marched and fought, and bravely died
For me and you!
Good friends, for me and you!
Up many fortress wall
They cfarged-those boys In blue
Mid surging smoke and vOlley's ball
e The braV st were the first to fall
To fall for me and you!
The noble men-the nations pride
-Four hundred thousand must have died
For me and you!
Good friends, for me and you'll
In treason's prison hold
Their martyr spirits grew
To stature like the giant of old,
While amid agonies untold,
They starved for me and you,
The good, the patient and the tried
Four hundred thousand men have GIed
For me and you!
Good friends, for me and you
A debt wa ne'er can pay
Tothem is justly due, -.
And to the nations latest day
Our ehildren's children still shall say
'They died for me and youl"
Four hundred thousand Of the brave
Made this, our ransomed soil, their grave
For me and you'll
Good friends, for me and YOU!
. .....-... t-[The Round Table.
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NatIcc.

n pursuance of an order granted by the
L Probate Count OF Galia county, Chic. /
will offer for sale at Public Auction at the
Court House in Galiipolis in said county. on
the 23d day of December next, at one O'clock
p. N. the following real estate, to-wil: The
east ha.I Of tn. south west quarter, and the
northwest quarter OF tie south east quarter,
of section no. twenty eight, (2S) in township
no. four, a. of range no. sixteen, (l6l in sand
Gsllia county and State Of Ohio, with aP-
performances.
,. Appraised at sI400. Terms Of sale; one
half cash, and the balancein one year, with
interest from day of sale, and to be secured
by mortgage on the premises.
MILAN NULL,
g.lUoEa Admir- Of Geo. ). Stewart, deed.
Nov. 23,s IS65.-4w. o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-30
The Old Marble Works
In OpcrafiOn Again.

I AN now prepared to fill all order. inthe
i Grayestone or Monumental line on short
notice. of the best American or Italian Marble.
After having twelve years experience in
the business / Halter myself that l can give
satisfaction in workmanship and price, to all
who may favor me with their patronage. i
sell all my work at my shop, consequently i
can afford to sell lower than any one who
travels to sell NJ shop is on the cross street
lending from the river to the graveyard. be-
twean Second and Third. Gallipolis Ohio
NIB: an orders viii be filled on the same
terms as if you were to come yourselves. for l
. ','asi sei SAMUEL KERR,
Sept. 2s, 1861. s ii- '-i l9Z
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$50 Reward.

CToLEN ffcm the subrcriber. near Racine
- in Lebanon townshIp, Meigs Co, Ohio
On the night of the Sd ult. fine iron or dap
ole grew horse. about IS hands high and
four years old last spriug; said horse being
broken to harness and has a collar mark on
his left shoulder and white circle round
either hind foot, between the pastern joint
and the hoof. There was taken with him a
blind bride and,wsgon saddlt. For the re-
turn of said horse, or information which may
lead 10 his recovery. will pay S25; and for
the horse and thief $50.
! Address the subscriber, near Racine, Meigs
Co., Ohio
Nov i6- 1865. 5.-3w. i-
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GCIFTJST

AIRS Vim Jeffers (Iate Miss E. snodgrass1
IVI of MaysviIle Ohio. has opened rooms
st the Sherman House, in rGalhpoIis Ohio, for
the purpose of treating diseased eyes. -
Having ben here before, h is deemed un-
necessary to say anything further, thsn to re-
Ter those afiieted TO her former patients. and
the citizens of Gallipolis -and vicinity -
The following named residents are hereby
respectfully refered to;1 RI CaIohan, John
Moore, E. 4. Shepard, F. L. .Leelereq, E. s,
Mehagers R. MeRager. Chas. Creuzst, and
0sesss'1 Mss ! isss. = :
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Medical Notice.

.DR. WIN. S. NEWTON, formerly of Iron
IL ton,1 but more recently of the army,
offers his professional services to the people
of Gallia county. ia.f. --.s, - y 4
Residence lst door above Baptist Church,
Sd Street, Office IN Hayward's New Building,
up stairs.
Office hours. 8 to A. N. and to r NJ.
Oct. 10, lS65-tf.
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a RECORD.

Captain wenry Wirz was 6atehsred
Yesterday, in Washington. in pprsu-
ance of the order of Lew Wallace's
Commission. q We had hoped the
President of the United States would
have spared the country the disgrace
Of this bloody tragedy, which VIII
always be stain upon It.--00VFoD-
Empire, Fov. llth.
This is the way leading demo-
cratic paper talks about the execu-
ton of a man who had upon his soul
the blood Of enough Union soldiers
to have warranted his being hung
ten thousand times, if he had that
many lives How do Union soldiers
relish such specimens OF copperbesS
ism.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-30

YoUEe IDLERs.-A great deal is
said, justly, against allowing beys to
be idling away their time and idling
about public places. This loafing
DESTROYS more young men than all
other causes put together. But
there is droning dissipating. lacka-
daisical class of girls, called young
ladies'" who are really in u worse
way than these same young fellows.
While their fathers plain honest
mechanics and laboring men work
early and late to make hard living,
and furnish them with the where
with to show in public, and while
their mothers enslave themselves to
keep them tidy, and cook their
meals, these interesting creatures are
.lolling about terrified at nothing so
much as the idea of earning the salt
that seasons their food. You can
not induce them to do a little plain
sewing by offering double pay, least
they should be known to be work
ing" and lose all chances for the
fashionable world. Interesting crea-
turesl A dead weight on Industrious
parents--doomed to helpless de-
pendence through life, or to be
deed weight to duped husbands.
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Notice.

HOTEL Lease and Furniture for sale in
III GaiiipoIis Chic. house in good repair,
4 urniture nearly new, the house is in good
location. q bargain villbs given to any per
son wishing 20 engage IN the business.
Reasons for selling the proprietor wants to 60
South. Apply to RI: srewaru: do
oct. I9, fsS5.t > Oft
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.NofIce Extraordinary.

HAyING disposed Of all my real Estate.
II and Stock of Goods in 'Gaiiipoiis, and
about to remove fromsthe City earnestly re-
quest All indebted, TO me by Note or Book
account, TO call and settle without delay. 4
hhalf remain until the lst day of January,
1866, for that purpose. All claims due me
after that date will be left in the hands of
proper officer for collection. - / trust this
friendly notice will not be disregarded as
am s'terribly in earnest" ~
= .->..s- = ---sIs MOSES FRANK. 4
Nov IS, Ise5.-f~ -erA = f9a
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is all sore, but where is the dorge,
so low as to lick itf 9 "a
Moo, ,Gersey wuz our eve lamb
10, thesstrong hand Nv Ablishunism
hez taken il. '
Moo Gersey wuz the Aryat on
wich our ark rested--behold! the
dark waves, nv Ablishnism sweep
over it, ri Z g.. -.
Darkness falls ever me, like pail,
the shadder Nv woe eneompassett
me. '''i4'' a-- !
Z DowE my fnrrowed cheeks rolleth
the tears nv anguish, varyin in size
from large Pea 10 small tater.
Moo Gersey win vote for the Con-
stooshuel Amendment, and 10. the.
Niger will possess the land.
/ see horrid visions!
On the Camden and Amboy, mig
ger brakesmen--and at the polls,
niggers!
Where shall we find refugef
In the North2 Lol it is barred
agin us by Ablishnism.
In the Southf In their eyes the
Northern copperhead findeth no IA
vor. eJ
In MexicoI There Is war there,
and we might be drafted f
Who will deliver US? Who will
pluck vs. from the pit into which we
hey fallen2
Where I shell go the Lord only
knows, but my impression is, South
Karliny will be my future home.
Wade Hampton is elected Governor.
certain. and in that noble State, one
may perhaps preserve enough NV the
Democratic State Rites leaven to
leaven the whole lump.
"I'm ahote-Tm aAote
On the dark rolling sea!''
And into what harbor fate will
drive my weather beaten bark. the
undersigned can not trooly say.
Moo Gersey--farewell! The world
may stand it year or two, but !
doubt it.
Mourndy and sadly,
7 PETROLEUM V. NASBY,
late Paster NV the Church Nv the
Moo Dispensahen.-Cin. Sunday
Commercial
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Taken Up.i

DY the subscriber in Springfield township,
ID about five miles from Gallipolis, one
Sow and three Shoats- Il -sf
The owner can have them by calling
proving property, paying charges, and taking
.@ ' '@ ~ WESLEY sTARKs
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-30

{ sExAcrry, se.-Gen. KilpattAek had
the audacity to say in speech, he.
other day, in New Jersey, tbat the.
fdo; 900 negroes in Che a.1nE had,
done more to save, Che country than,
sif the CoPperhssds Of the Nth,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-30
NOfIce Extraordinary.

HAVING been appointed and commits
Il 4 stoned as Notary Public for the county
of Galha, / am prepared to attend-to all
business pertaining to the office. Such as
making ,conyeyahces of all Kinds, Deeds,
Mortgag-s Bills Of sale, Powers of attorney,
Affidavits, taking DepositiGns &c. Also at
tending to collections of all kinds Of claims,
settling up estates, writing wills, attending to
suits before Magistrates, and all other
business entrusted to my care. Office on
Second Street, II few doors. above the Sher-
man House. ----------
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CheaD Coal at the Wharf.

1 have q fine lot Of Supsri-r Coal at the land
ing which / will furnish to the citizens of
this City al IL ats per bushel deliyered;
JOHN FVLTZ.
EtFeb. 23. 1865. :
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

with JEFF. Davis. / assured them that boFeV-
er lenient the Government and people we're
disposed to be in relation to the great malorl-
ty Of them, there could be and would Dc none
shown to Davis. We discussed the reoeinon,
the battles, the Generals and their campaigns,
and the final result as freely as any gentlemen
cop,d do md without the slightest asperity
or i'll feeling.
the black boys singing in the streets,
aP.llv round the fiag," and the Iraouue Is
.old as freely as in Portland.
It is perfectly evident that the rebellion Is
utterly and hopeiessly crushed, and WHO IL
slavery and the proud and wealthy aristocra-
cy Of the South. Their means, power and
spirit are broken, and nothing remains but
submission. At the same time, hundreds and
thousands who lived in affiaence scarcely
know where 10 get, from day today, their
daily bread. Offices under the general gov
eminent, as well as their reconstructed State
Governments, will be sought after with great
er ayidlty than ever before.
"Othello's occupations gone" There viii
be no South and no North hereafter, no State
rights or King Cotton. But we shall be one
great nation fused and welded together by
the fiery heats and terrific scenes Of the re-
bellion and its results. One flag will float
over us, the glorious stars and stripes, as the
proud symbol of our national glory and pow
er, and the gallant sons of the South will rally
around it as heartily as our brave boys Of the
North. And we can now truly say, in the
thrilling words Of Lord Byron:
Zone great Republic still rears its crest. o.aa
Uneonquered and sublime above the far At,anticn
s H.P.D,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
Wen to-day. Sick to srr III

Such Is the experience of Thousands. Fow enjoy
continuous health TO whas does the occssienai
invalid attribute his unc rtain conditioEi Not to
himself, of course. He lays the blame on the OH
mate, PERHAPS. 1t is too hot, or too cold, or too
damp, or too dry, teovariable. But does he take
the proper con Sc f0 fortify the rois tisason ana
bodily organs against the extremes and changes Of
which he complains No He says, perhaps; that a
only an iron could bsar such great heat, such
violent cold, such sudden vicissitudee. Why tn
does he not resort to the great tonic and preventa
tives which, if it will net make him an iron man,
villa least quadrouple the capacity Of his 81 tenn
to repel all external agencies that tend to produce
diseass. HosTErTE RS CELEBRAFEDesTOM.
ACH BITTERS, taken faithfully according to the
directions, will SO strengthen the stomach brace the
nerves tone the liver, and regaate and invigorats
the whole animal machinery, that the system, In
stead of being at the mercy of the weather, and Il
able to b. Frustrated by every change of tempera-
ture willbecome case-hardensd, as 1t were and al
most impervious to climate infuences 1t is to this
preventative principle that ,,tetters Bitters owe
their great popularity in the West Indies British
America and Australia.
New York House. SO Cedar strsst,N. Z.
may26i& w2w'
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
"a Thief Cries stop Thtef,

f417t Il ~ -
The public are cautioned agaist . base imitation
of LyF. Atwood's ,Bitters, by a manufacturer Of
pfopietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label in part and adopted the style
bottle but states onhis label that he has purchased
the entireright ofDr. AtsoOds and as "I. III are
the only Atwood Bitte,s ever put up in Maine which
have gained celebrity, this evidently leads the I'M
wary to suppose that it'll L. F. Atwood-who has
never conveyed to him, directly Indirectly either
the title to or any information respecfing hisst-
tiers. This is thsssame person who formerly signed
M. F. instead q ~ r Atwood. Hssays Beware
of counterfeits and limitations" VIII oh to be
upon the came Principle shat IA Thief Cries Stop
Thisfpl Tie genniaeissigned L. r.. Atwood and
bears an extra label white paper, headed .'Cau-
tion, Extrs." Conntersigned by H.H. Hay, Drug
gst. Portland, Sole General Agent. tA0t1
Portland, April 26-3aw&wttsr
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
EVERY ONE sEoULD US
Halls Vegetable Sicilian
t.aaw HATR RENEWER 4
HAIR RENEE

That splendid preparation for the hair which is
fast becoming popular, and much inquired fe-.
Noone who has once tried it win ever give up its
use. -. q "a. 4
1t Is vegetable compound and contaips no In
jurious properties whatever. 1t will restore gray
hair its origns eolor It will prevent the hair
from falling outs it the hair to grew bald
heads; II elea the scalp. and makes the hair son.
lustrous and slken. Its beautiful hair dressing
II Is recommended and used By the first medical dS-
thority o,;w tf.-sY . q.
sicilian Hair Remover, as therein worthless imi[
tation in the Market. ~ ot d elnri ad ystr 40
RIP. HALL CO., Proprietors, Nashua, N, H.
Wholesale Agents in Portland W. r. Phillips and
81. H. Hay, and sold BY Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally. mayl54w