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WE undersigned will pay il good r.irc
,. for perfect file "ITEIE ERA for so;
May Is. THDS. II. MCKINNEY
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Believe ",' each aspirping word,
~ most weak persons do;
Int still relieve that story false
Which oa ,,ht not he true.
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Ill y Is e. ELS
compound Syrup Of IIorrhouud

fo!Mc cure "f Co"uhS, toidS ,Nr,itiny Of HioyJ
! RAM !" "a" Side nmd H,r0Sf. H,ourhu;x
'""r ISihm" amt all diseases n,iS;uD fran
"'s"'"rF'd c0"d''i"" IF tie lungs hy cvi.is,
|EA X II Time hy the forclock
Is piece at advice wlIirh is suitable. tn :; II
seasons and applicable t" all purposes, Ihonrh
'nr1c !" II" Instance ~ which it is more. y,iu
a"Ir !l'nh !" persons VIII" lIlvca cough or coil
tor II they neglect what may appear ln them
very thrilling III thc beginning, il may lr,d r.
Inc inflammation OF the lungs, aud. finally
lc"ns,lmlti"n! 10 uIlwl,o have :, cnurh Wv
would say, procure Il bottle Of IMucr's Eou-
lI""hh SyT"P al IIon!honnH
ms medicine has HOW been in use f., f.
years, during which time there has been Fl ron.
slant demand Tor it, AMI It's popularity, instead
'"' nrc1ln'nH, has been always On the increase.
H"rl"E Tins time many nrw medicines I,nvc
sprung mp Tor The cIrc 81 The above cnmrIniuts
some "l winch lasted only Il few months: hui
''H"cc,* Syrup has readily gone on gaming n,
w.. M'." an c.u'S!s "i society u1i il has now
hcco'nc identified by many families rs n r.
g"lar Family Mrdicinc. To those who L,yr
never used the OmPouMd Swup IF IEouy.
ho4nd." this notice is particulnrIv t;rcc,,L
us t" those who have once cxrcricncrL !,
peculiarly happy effects, any praise Of IFS
merits would be- surcriuous.
r'oyS q M' ENc"cy Of I0mcc's Eompound
"W"Py H""'honhd /" rriirrimy afflicted Man,
"!''r"rgc T. Warrington, residing in York
S'!Gc'' i'HrruI I'LL, Baltimore, WAS attacked
:" -" N'olch cough and sore llrnai after trv
ing many remedies, WAS induced I,v u friend l.,
"su 'lchccS I "nPon"d Syrup Of lIoarlound
"''" "e'orf using one bottle was entirely cnrcd
-
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NM wi J:N = II " EINN,
llV Jasper Street, near RIOS.
DYSIrDSH Of Siren N'cur.

go, nySPrPsM Of $crcn Years.
rhinsasJ. iIeacIiIl,, OF York, Pa., was cared
ny Or. Chalmers Sanativc Tirlrturc oftvs,s,,,.
>a'H, was afflicted for seven years, and at times
was much depressed in spirits and mind, is
now cheerful, robust aud active, and ENJOYS 4
continual flow ofspirits and feels like a.iotl,.
c man. ~
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1G'Thr Chinese rrovorb says n lie
has no legs, and cannot stand but it
has wings, and can fly Fur and vide.
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T.,A-S rIE.R!
DARE, WARREN s. co. have uIon, sOn(
J.; lbs. '|"Hc', patty ground, which the,
"ilrT on The most reasonable terms.
AEDWAEE-~A very large stock Of
L. HARDWARE, Cutlery, Scyihcs, &c., for
sale at tho GrLnItc trout.
III! 80. MONItuAIERY.& BELL.
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= DAViD !. FORD keeps con.
M@>Swo stantiy on hand and for sale a
E8-@.x,YkL fine supply orWK1TINt; INK
49,. - ana STATlONERY which hc
o'cIa on TIC lowest terms. Dec IN
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Ml JUST RECEIVED and for .olo =
Nycry fines cheap ssorlmcnt If I,UNii,S
"'1I SiiOES-at tho Long columns, 40
"oF''I' +. Is. N(I(;lI {. ~,
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80 SPECTACLES.-A superior
.,o assortment for sale by
nPtII .. }. W. TRUSLOW G. 70
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IMn |i'S. GROUND PLASTER
'''%%NOO for sale Ivy :
'"'''' IT, David J. FORD
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~ FEATHERS WANTED!--Thc
Undersigned wants, in exchange
we lt.p' mr Gm"Is. tc" Mo"$ami pouuis Of
M% FEL IIiER%. for whclr the mar.
:h&.i>ec kc'.rrtcc will he paid. $n"nnEc
'hc fr"'h"'S m" DAVID i. rom
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9I'UVE VV:I.9'Y'E;E1 !

<ccry7,rryTr.;G, 10000 his. fine fleece or tub
e. Z, E&j~' washed wo"l is wanted hy fine
t,>Y5TV subscriber, Tor whicl, the iipl.
e''se;<z.tA-s'~t' est price will b. paid, either
!" tNH'l or goods al CAsn.pricr.
APRIL -. DtVID ! 1,D1,n
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.ErCTy Woman 0/' S.USc'

vii" suffers from week.-mrs., arrangement, ncr-
N"'1Snrss, irrm"rs, pains in the back, or any
"i'irr disorder, whether peculiar 10 her sox or
common 10 both srNcs, to give This CovdiuI II
The Greenbrier era. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1853-1854, 1854-06-24

SACK, FR0OK GOATS!
81. NECtINED--so1nc Of the finest Sack
- frock Coats ever offered in l.cwsburg.--
Call and look ut them.
JunC3. l.. WELLER e. co
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Ulcers on tho Lcg
:. N"tcman Lilly, Esq, ~ EIillcn street, Bal
''"'"r", Md, suffered for several years from bit,
sores OF the legs, weak eyes, aud vertigo, ate,
nl"c'i persuasion, took: DIR Cllalmcrs' Sa,,.
i've Iincturc which cured HIM.
The Greenbrier era. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1853-1854, 1854-06-24

AM VA JUST RECEIVED. "A G.upt,ior lot
aytNsN1 OF imported WINES, DRNNDJE:S,
ESSH$x Nc.' tor medicinal purposes. Give
as ell, and 1.-Two do not suit sol, in
tree and quality, wc'll give you bottle aud
send il home for you. e.. y
May2O.l I'EfvEsrINE& AIcKINNy
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IVHrNCASJI WANTED All persons IT,
f;NIH 'lcbtcd 10 us ly note or accm,ni,' ,r;ii lin
G2'E~: please call and sctI6 'up. Nccr.,iiv
compel" "s 10, say, in rL.tx 1ERvs iIrl M,
'nc'lds and customers must co,Io iorwnrI omL
pay Up ~ LEASr rAET, in order 10 cuaI,jc ,'s
Heet or engagements. az word t6 tx
"'sr is sufficient" NAynx ~, r. 'o !!
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I.iI"TI.Ii'S

S"rc b"ch, SIRE Mo"!dcfs, !Srrntchts, tyornins,
|'*i"'"' M"gLo"e. 'Y;"d.gof's, GracGeh
"'rI*' SfW"r's, Grcnsr, Mo'gc, titles
The Greenbrier era. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1853-1854, 1854-06-24

~ 49,, '""H t'"Wc ~.
:, Inc iItlc son nftyrus Biglow, orSoutl, Hill,
ncdtoId c"'Inty,Pa.,wAs attacked with Al, c1nr.
no" all over his skin, such was tho yioIcnrc o.,
.llc ''nor in his feet, that nearly all his nils
came on; lis sores were finally i.calcd, and l,r
was RESTORED re-, TO health by DR.. ChanIcrs' Sam.
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=, HhrHmdlISm and E0Hi.
Mrs. j. l.. johnson Of yirrinin suffered from,
rheumatism and govt for ci glt at times
unable to turn herself in bed, being I,o>xrxsrL
ny ample means, slIc employed the Cost incident
attendance. and travelled through f;urI,Hd
franco ana Gcr'nany, in quest Of the cclcLrni'
Gu physicians, alId remedies Of those confirm.
v. finally cured by DR.. Chalmers S,nat;yr
The Greenbrier era. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1853-1854, 1854-06-24

X MOVING that there would BE- demand
IN: for mourning goods tins season, wc have
received mn unusually L,gt seek, consisting
u Dress Goods IN great variety, Cr,pcs, vcilp,
Ioli"rs' Under Sleeves, Ghilnxctts, lidk'is,
'E!hbons, Hosiery, Gloves, Buttons and Trim
'!,"HS' Nc'' 10 whi9!l VIC most respectful call
attention. MONTGOMERY & MIR,
May 20tiI, 1851.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02
WAR 10 OF T.,
COMMISSION BCSlN E8S

u H. MARTIN ha. taken ihs Ware House
ID. Il Benton. six miles above Por. Cadto'
on Soda Lake. and respectfully terdsr. els
services 70 the Msrchsa's ard Planters OF the
surrounding country in the above business.
Benton IL located about hfteen E''es !ron
Marshal, and ss a shippins point, mere scces.
sible ,han any landing On the Lase-seine OF
shorter distance and better road.
Boats esq cors 70 Benton whenever they
can to po.; Csd4o. The rate of issights and
Insurance are the ssine to both places.
Cash sdvsaces made on cotton, i. desired,
when shipped to our friends IN New Orleans
When navigation opens, good supply o.
Groceries win slways be on haat ahich val
he aoli a, \ small advance on eos. The rate
Of charges Will conform to thosc OF oths'
Ware Houses.
sir Martins experience ard s.fie' attention
to hrsinoks, .zissss hops hat he Will msn
ard receive due proportion Of patronage
Cotton will be receiY-e By tas i5lh Of October
or earlier { desired.
September 10. 1888 n9-u.
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JUST RECEIVED,
J. W. PIT y,

jeHerson, Term,
IIrHOiESALE and Retail Dssler in IRON,
w Nsir, Cssilngs.
Groc.rief and Sfap's Dry Goods.
A ,srre stock Of every description Of suy
yhss for
Country Merchants and IormcrF,
The following ia a lis. OF snme Of the leading
articles aleaya tep. on hand
500 sacks Rio, Hanna and Java coffee
20 bbIs brosn lugeF.
10 hogsheads do
40 bbis pulyeri,ed and 70 tons Tenn iron {,
Loaf Sifar,
100 kegs Of nails,
20 cake bacon sides,
2, segs lard,
400 Ibis whisky; 100 Dol. b'aadies-
rioss brands gin, etc
~ boxes'of brandy cherries
10 hctss lemon eyrupi
100 do clarot vine
100 do champagne cider
to do uIureat wine
% do assorted Gofdial,;
80 do osssnee Of peppermint,
80 do s,ougbton's hilieai
100 do star esndlesi
100 do tobacco, OF every description,
% do bar soap,
10000 scgnrs. from Cuba sixes up to the finest
Cedar buckets, counter brushes, counter
sc4les, brooms bottles, hasks, decsniers eofas
Ard cork screws,
And complete sssol,men, of Baf Storsf,
DC, DC.
AIso large eapp'y Of sng's an Fan =
pry Goods, Donne,s, Hate Boots, and
ShGs, Saddiofy, &c, &c.
Jefferson, Maseh .5 1884. a5-iv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

W, EAWIIHS l.. u, DUNCAN
DAWLlNS, DUNCAN g. Co., Cotton Fac.
IL tors and Commission Merchants, No. 30
Garondelei Street, New Orleans. ne Y
KErKg ro--James Y. Collier, Colonel c. II
Cooper w. s, Sanders j. +. Roscborough
Joseph w. Taylor, Harrison county DR.. John
W. Massic, j. ]. Holloway Kusk county; n
Trawick Jefferson.
We will furnish naggine, Rope, and Plan.
taiion supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
FVANN GREGG Il KEW
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

" tlAvv catered into eo.parlsrshiF
and an now receiving large stock OF
DIV 0oois. 0rrcries svd PLANTATION Ariieies,
a III. Old stand, DAllss stree0 Oar s'oes ;,
large sad well assorted, and - are determined
10 sell d, rsdaesd prices for cash, Q, to pune
,usl customers on the usual time, The follow
ne asticles comprise portion OF our siees
A large 10, Of assorted prats,
A large 10. Of co,tonades,
Brown and blcaehed hncns,
Brown and blsaehsd dcres,icr,
I,or.l,s, Gingham,,
Black s.lss. Fancy silks.
Ti-.ures, BeTages.
Hosiery, assorted. Fancy bonns's,
A large lot Of ready made clothing,
Boots. shoes, and hats,
Travelling trunks, carpet bags,
Saddles, brides, nastingalcs, hsl'ers, saddle
hsrs, horse and mule collars. hardware, ana
fancy Articles. trace and log ehsns, ea.t steel
hoes, Collins axes, eross-eut aud hand saws,
planes, aud bench screws, nails, assoriad, china
and Qussnswsfe, tobacco and clgsrs. ard also
An Assorfmeni Of Groceries
Hall and spear pows, MAsonic aid Old
Fellows Regalia, ard a general assor'mon! OF
everything needed In this market.
pe Al those who afs Indebted 20 J. VI.
crshsm, on old accounts or hote., for III" years
1850, ! s3l. 1857, ard 1858, Will please come
forsss1 ard pay up, and accept ihanka fot Pss'
fAgorH
Jefferson, April % 1851. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

IoRiTiO u. HEWITT, (succesSor Il
Tyler 4 l,rwl,i.) riAso FoErr ANpNusg
DEALER, 80 Camp street. New Orleans la,
always on hand one of the arres, and mos
complete selections of Piano Iortfs in lhs
southern country, all of which are GUARANTEES.
as good ard perfect instruments. Agents fl
the sale Of 4. SronAE- & Co.'S Ngw ioa
Pianos.
These l'Hne4 re celebrated for fine qaalid
of tone. purcnc-, Of sound, and for neat al
beautiful tin n Of exterior Workmanship; nd
ere considered by the pref 'sor, ard eompr,sr'
judges, to he the finest Pianos made in ~
United States. PartcVlarattcutloHi Is requ,sit]
to their splendid Scrpcniine pattern, with Pea
keys, which Is considered one of the fines, moi
made.
IlALtErr, DAVIS & co.'s celebrated Bosro
Pianos, 6, st, 81, and 7 octave piccold Pisai
Forics. from the factory Of "Peyel co,
Paris; also pianinn-. Semi-Gfand aud Grsa1
Pianos from the same house
Cd Pianos taken IN exchange and part psFt
mcni
GUITARS, from the house of Hall 50
Spanish and French patterns, ,e, Nioins, Il
large quantities, Mclod"ons Ncraphincs, ~
sans, Flutes, larioueile- Brass !nsirumes(
of all kinds, Violinccllos RAMOS, sisings II
III Instruments, and nj steal merchandise OF q
descriptions wholesale aud retail.
Sheet Music of al. kinds--nu-ic feee,e
rom the North by every steamer. as soon 4
published, church Books, Instruction Boo4'
sc.
Particular attention is called TO The large ~
extensive selection Of Aceo fd.ons aud FiuiIra
which il the most complete and perfect SER
ton of these beautiful Instruments ever Offers
IN the southern market.
All orders from the country faithfully ~
promptly attended to- a liberal discount ri
to Teachers and 10 Scminaries.
liOKATIU d. HEWITT,
30 Camp ST.. New Orleans
Jan. TO- 1852. WIZ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02
new ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.


New SILK House.
NEW YALL AID WINTER Goops'N
j. q. PEPPARD & co.
IS Grstier Street ID
Between Camp and Magazine streets.
A RE now opening an entirely nen stock Of
~ Imported silks and Fancy Dress Goods
also suar good, sls bonncis, ribbons, laees,
epsbroiaeries, gloves, hosiery. dress trimmings,
artificial aoFcrs, fsathers, millinery articles,
etc, etc, to which they invite the attention Of
country merchants.
J. 6. rEPPARD n co,
ian Z. 81. 80 Grdrier stree.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

NfARS, Chewing, and smoking Tser
~ choice articles, for sale At the City
Store. YOUNG s. JoltNcs1
April - 1851
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02
NEW ORL EANs-..Cenliase1.

M A. HANNEY n co, (suecessors I.
W. J. Brcwst-r,) Wholesale Deiesvs =
French and American Hats, Caps, Sivsr Gsi,
Umbrelias, dc, No. ~ Common st., N. Orlesps
Jan. 10, 1884. v3n26-Iv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

r. N. ALPis. r. s.. MILLER.
II NJ. McALPlN 4 co. Wholesale Grocer
- ana Dsaiers in Wine, and Liquors, :,
Canal stree, Row, and 30 Common street, New
Orleana.
We invite the particnla. attention Of Merch
anita ard Planters TO our very large and vel
selected stock Of Fresh Groceries,
Jan. 10, 1854. y3n2S-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

JOHN y N.ull, HsN. NHAHINN.
SCoIr u SOARING.
Wholesale and R0aH fhfhrS
Nos. 5S and 90 Canal corner Of GA icyce,
NEW ORLEANS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

~ NELSON e. CO., Comm,ss,on M.,.
- chants, New Orleans.
s. o. Nelson New Orleans; T.. Bank smith
New Orleans; II. c. Walker, Memphis, Tenn
late Cashier Branch Union Bank; T.A.N.T
son. Athens. Ala Va IA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

JOSEPH II. PALMER, JAMES ". AAssxr
IOSEPH II. PAL MER e. CO, Ispcv,.,.
81 and Wholesal, Dealers in Foreign and IN,
m,stic Dry Goods, ~ Camp street, above Gn,.
Ter New Orleans
Jan. 10, 1852. v3n2 Sly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

WIN 'f''fff
bishop lawn
Victoria lawn
nansuok
linen cambria
black Grape
white Grape
pink Grape
blue Grape
green baregc
white figured bobbinct
oil silk
solid black lawn
plaid baregrs
challcy harregcs
painted lawns
changeablc silks
brllliantes
Swiss trimmings
black silk gimp
black silk lace
block gimp fringe
s'onde lace
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-30
CINCINNATI MARKET.
March 25, P. NJ.

Flour-The demand is still confined
to the city retail trade, and is of limited
character. The foreign news has had
no effect, owing to prices being above
a shipping point. The sales comprised
only i21 brls. at Sc 32t; 200 do. at
SO IS; 100 do. at same and 100 do. at
So 95. Received during the last "a
hours 651 brls.
Provisions The market remains
quiet. The sales to-day comprised 1885,
600 lbs. Shoulders in dry salt at 41c.,
packed; 25 hhds. do. Hams at 63c.,
packed; and 100 brls. Rump Pork at So.
Mess Pork is dull at S12. Several thou
sand brls. Mess Pork sold, deliverable in
New York in August, but the particulars
were not allowed to trsnspire.
Seed-A sale of so brls. Clover at
S5 25. At this rate there are more
buyers than sellers.
Sugar-Sales of $50 hhds. at 4t@
SIC, and $50 do. fair and prime at 10
53c. including a good demand and full
prices.
Molassess-A sale of 200 brls. at 92c.
Market inactive.
Coffee-Sales of IS bags at 1910
19sc. Market steady and the demand
limited.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-30
LIE WIS BER THE,
STILL MANUFACTURES TIN
COPPER & SHEET IRON.
Stoves, &c,

A T his old stand, lower side Of tbs
n Public Square, where he has .
large assortment of TIN WARE, and
from his experience as practical me-
chanic, he considers it no fattery to ssy
that he will give full satisfaction, as he
employs none but the most experienced
workmen and no boys.
He calls the attention of persons Wish.
ing to purchase, to the following inn
proved patters of Stoves: Four sizes Of
Ironton Premium; three sizes Best Pre-
MUM; two sizes Indiana; three sizes
of the Comet; a double oven Stove;
Parlor and Heating Stoves in great va
riety.
With reference to the above stock, he
is still receiving and will keep constant
ly good assortment of every thing
that is usually to be had in well regu-
lated Shop. He hopes by promptness
and attention to customers to receive .
liberal patronage.
March 2. 1854.-2m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-30

The BLACK WARRIOR AFFArR.-The
following is an editorial item from the
New York Times
We learn from private source, en-
titled to full credit, that the Courts oi
Law at Havana have decided against the
legality of the action of the authorities
in con6scating the cargo of the Black
Warrior. The ground taken is, that In
asmuch as they concede to the captain
of the ship the right of altering his
manifest at any time before reaching
port, they cannot deny him the privilege
of correcting it within a reasonable time
afterwards.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

.DY order of the Probate Court OF
ID Gallia county, on the 18th day Of
April, A. D. 1854, at one o'clock P. NJ,
on the premises in the town of Gallipo-
lis, will be sold to the highest bidder.
the following Real Estate, as the proper
ty of Pierson Frazer, deceased, to-wit:
The northeast or upper half of city lot
in the town of Gallipolis, Gallia county,
Ohio, number 4l3. Said premises VIII
be sold free and unincumbered OF the
dover of the widow therein. Appraised
at S1e5. Terms of sale-ons-third
cash in hand; one-third in six months,
and one-third in one year from the day
of sale, to be secured by mortgage on
the premises, with interest from the day
of sale. WIN. F. CARROLL,
Admir- Of Pierson Frazer, decd
March 16, 1854.---4w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-30

THREE TIMES in the pressnt century
has wheat reached the high figure o.
two dollars a bushel in the valley ol
Genesee. In 1916, by reason of re-
markably cold summer and very short
corn crop-in 1889, by somewhat un-
propitious season and neglect of agri.
culture for purposes of trade and spec
ulation, compelling the large importa,
ton of breadstuffs from Europe-and
in 1854 by reason of short crops ii
Western and Central Europe, and the
war between Russia and Turkey.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-30
~Young, the man arrested in Pit

NYoung, the man arrested in Pitts.
burgh to answer to the charge of as.
saulting Collector Hastings and robbine
the Custom House, has been fully com,
mitted to answer the charge at the mex
criminal court.
Mr.. Hastings, in his affidavit, state;
that or being confronted with Young
he appeared to be about the size and
looked something like one of his assail,
ants; Mr.. II. did not assert in positive
terms that Young was the man who hac
assaulted him. The toll collector at tht
dock, Mr.. Splane, states that a mar
whom he believed to ne Young, crossed
the squeduct on Thursday evening, the
10th inst, 1.-THE night of the robbery,
accompanied by.two others. They ar,
rived about seven O'Clock. This and
the suspicious of the police Offices, to.
gether with Young's bad character and
associates, is about all the evidence
against him
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A FARM in Jackson county, Madison
Il township, containing about eighty
three acres, is offered for sale. About
fifteen acres of it cleared, a log house and a
corn crib on it; it is well watered and lays
well for cultivation; it is heavy timbered 1t
is within q miles of the Gallia Furnace and
| 21& miles Of Oak Hill, also % miles of the
jackson and Portsmouth railroad, and Is from
Centreville. We are told there are three or
four more furnaces going up within or miles
of the place. The land adjoins the farms of
George Smith, George Johnston and others.
Also Farm in Huntington township, Gallia
county, containing about one hundred acres,
well timbered and watered, about IL acres
cleared, all laying well for cultivation. The
land is about miles from Centreville and
from VintOn, adjoining the lands of Isaac
Evans and others, and about miles from the
Keystone Furnace. Several furnices more go
ing up about miles from this farm There
are two or three sulpher springs on the land.
Enquire of either of the undersigned at Vim
ton, Gallia county, Ohio.
ROBERT HULL.
JOHN HULL.
March %, 1e54-3m
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w0ut of fifty-nine Democratic pa
pers in this State. tkirtyinine are op-
posed to Douglas Nebraska bill. and
these thirty-nine are the most able and
influential in the State. The harmoni-
GUS Democracy are wonderfully split up
on this question. In this county they
go tooth-and-toe-nail for the bill-even
their organ enthusiastically strikes for
them, but as often gives them a lick
back. 1t is rather difficult matter to
please the friends on both sides, partic-
ularly when the fellow himself is igno-
rant in regard to his own footing.
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~The St. Louis Intelligencer men,
tions that twelve passenger cars, very
large and of the best style, for the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad are awaiting
shipment at Alton. The Intelligencer
says: Gas the track of the Ohio road
is laid beyond Lebanon, we presume
that the regular trains will be run upon
it as soon as these. cars arrive"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-30

~According to adjournment, the
Convention for the organization of a
Teachers Association will meet on Sat
urday, the 9th of April, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, in the court house in Gallipolis.
1t is hoped there will be large atten-
dance of Teachers, of both sexes, from
all parts of the county and from adjoin-
ing counties. Nor do we expect to be
neglected by the friends of education,
who are not Immediately engaged in
teaching. Come in, ladies and gentle
men, and lend US your counsel, though
you should withhold your names from
the constitution of the Association.
A. w. WARNER, Pres't.
JOHN G. VANDEN, Sec'y.
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CHANGES. has been consider
able changing about among our business
men the past week. Mr.. JOHN HEIsNER
has Withdrawn from the firm of E.
DELEroMBE & Co., and Mr.. ROBERT
BLACK has entered in his place. This
latter gentleman has disposed of his in
terest in the lower Paper Mill, and Mr..
CYRUS D. GREENE has entered in the
paper making business.