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NEwYoRK,
Invite the attention Of Merchants generally TO their ENrENs-
I'VE STOCK Of RICH SILK and FANCY GOODS adapted
N the FALL TRADE embracing the newest aud most desa-
A.. ,. Unmarried this season Particular sttention re.
.se.ted 70 their unsurpassed variety OF Dress Fabrics ordered
pressly for their very best city and interior trade 1t be
EyeS that no silk Importing and Jobbng House in the country
..n offer superior inducements Now in store fell assortment
of snls Merpo, Muslin De LANES Ribbons Shsws Laoes,
E.hro,Berv White Goods Dress Trimming snd other
ss,er.pon Of disc usually kept in silk bouse.
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STATIONERY anb fanfp Scoes.

CTFELE's PATENT FEATHER BRUSHES
- Lover prices snd larger s'soment Of these eelss-sed
BUSTERS than BET offered eomprsDs about so sa
cites. Our Reduced ice List win be sent application
Bell Dus DOZEN. FL 60 sls ty Brushes ss 20 so
Counter Duts SO 81 Piano Dusts IS SIS Coniee Duss
ss SIS; Window ard Car Wshers IS TO si2; Wal sni
Floor shes IS TO 49, TX Furniture and Carrisse Duss
sstos 4 STEELE & Co, sole Msnufsetare's No. IS Nas
ssa It, N Y. eoor BELOW MadeDans near the Posoee
CLOTF & JAMES. STATIONERS, PRINTERS
~ eud LITHOGRAP1EkS, S Fultons,--BLANK BOOKS
ruled and bound pattern. Orders With dp.ih
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MES w. POWELL, NJ. D., Oculist anu Aur-is.
No. 5O2 Broadway opposite the 81. Nicholas

Emieran, Intelligence Oace and Labor Exchsnse
L. Removed from No II Canast. % the corner OF Seutre
aud Caralst New-York. The Office IS established by the
Commis,ope Emigration, where can always be found aIS
numbers LABORERS and SERVANTS at very low rates OF
WAGES snd have their orders filed by writing TO he
and sebdipg the amount necessary 70 pay the
passase of the parties required No fees charged 20 employers
JAMES p PAGAN, Superintendent
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fine ARTS.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING.-The neatest
H .Dd meet shonsbe styles Of Cards Seas, Circulars En-
eaved and Printed Orders received ~ mail for Cards and
every variety Of Epgsvns snd Printing Specimens sent oy
mail WM. ~ dunno ii. No Is5 Broadway, corner Dey Of
EOUPIL & Co. bee 70 announce thst they have
~ exhibition, hort dre tie celebrated Painting
b. ARy ScHEFTER.
DANTE AND BEATRICE,
continue receive subscdhers for the tns
Lane ENGRAyNG, which viii shortly be published
FINE ART GALLERY,
No. S65 Broadway, New.forh
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BOOKS, MAGAZINES and PAPERS.-We
- receive psck for the rfsde all the Bos TON PHIL
ADFLPHIA NEW-YOR K and FoREIGN PAPERS. &c,
some OF which specify below For sale the punc psi
Agents all News Depots In the city sud
snsroy. ,DELPaIA.
W.ysrley N.raTine SATURDAY Evening Post,
S'er spar s,d Banner, Amerc-n Courler,
True Fag, Dollar Newspaper,
Uncle S.m, Little Pilgrim,
American Priy,teersuen Godey's Lsdys Book,
Bo,ton Pilot Ladies' National Magazine,
Olive Branch. Grsbsm's Msssz'ne
Ysntee Blaze, Arthurs Home Magazine
Littells Living Aie.
Home Journal; n Y Dutchman; Thoupsons Bank Note
List Coin Chart Manusl; Weekly Herald, Wsesly ard Sent
Weekly Trhure; do Tir3ss; Weekly Sun; Pi:syune
(eome pap, Scientific Americana The Cr,yon; Telegraph
Crusader Irish merican; The Citizen; American Ce; Tbs
nesresdent; Christian Adyoe snd journal Life lu'trsted
Peoples Organ; WEEKLY Brother Jonst Christian Amhi
,.Gor; Musical World Mwesl Revie~; Spirit Of the Tunes
sunday Dpsch Stssts Zeitunz Criminal Zeuns; Courier
Ges Eats mis-; Leses Gazette; Leshes n y Journals Yam
kee Notions. Household Worcs Monthly DO Volumes Cham
bers's Journal, &c.
ENGLISH.
London Illustrated New London Punch; London Weekly
Tin es; Bells Life, &c.
We slo pack and rard New York Dses, Tribune, Herald,
Times &C. Office prices charging small amount weekly for
packing them On receipt Of he price Of Book Magazine or
Paper viii f,rwarc promptly by mail For further Tn
the trade, which will bs fur
nked app icscn &C Nss IA and Is Annst up stairs.
DEXTER * BROTHER
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
6uaial Notiees.

poz..ofce Notce.The MAILS for California, &C, per
States samer GEORGE Law, will close at this Office
on fhiphi' WV ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postrn.st
--C.neroI Cowuittee Of Democratic Wing Young
Gehe al ms Committee will be held the Broad
wr hon'e VI '"A JAMES II. WELSH Chairman.
pJ "o~ THOMAS c. ACrOS, Via Cb.;,,e,
P c. VAN WYcx, "ee-Oh2rmen'
Wv. Il Bowl Secretaries.
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fair at the CRYSTAL PALACE.

GREAT FAIR of the AMERlCANINSrITUTE
~ At the Crystal PaAce open daily from oeoek a NJ 70
10 o'clock, 7. ", - . .. ...,,-,,.c
Doeworih's Band win perform SATURDAY EVENING.
The Opening Address will be delivered TUESDAY, tbs
9Th, 81 a O'clock, T. NJ. BY the Hon. Henry Megs
I'D MN SMITH Chsirnsn.
JOIN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
TSIIE PEEKSKILL PORTABLE HEATER,
ii ma ufsctured at the PEEKSRILL STOVE WORKS,
ld scd wholesale ard retail by TIE Proprietor tns Depot
No 2S5 WAer 81 Newirtk, row eshibiiiog st the FAIR
American Crystal PSscs, an be seen IN
Soub Nave the Refrt shmeL' saloon IL 'esthe
Ersst mount Of yhps vet invented Of the ot and
sho NJ the Of red hot suscs IL aaoiaoN soApeo 70
tsstps dyelhnfs - well pubhc halle, Se ke
STEPHEN BROWN. 2S5 Wae- St, New-fors =
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FOR sale by JOHN ALLEN. No. % Beetmsn.st

Oculists and Auriss.My Patients are respectfully III
formed that owing the increase Of professional business
since nv return from Of obseTya ion in Europe have
found necessary extend connection and nave mere
fore ssociated with me DR.. JAMES McNAlEk, aready
evoraby his found medical aanments Glow
students Of former reunited In practice we VIII devote
attention 10 Diseases Of the Eye and Ear as
also 10 Medical and Surgical Of all kinds
Daily examinations with the recently Invented invaluable In
strume which procured in Europe, enable glance 10
detect slightest disease IN the depths Of the Eye Ear
or Threat. With Jscobss celebrated Needles remove Cat
rac without rain danger Deaf persons who have had the
drum Of perforated OF lest have the heang instantly
restored by Artificial Tympsrum. French Artificial Eyes
inserted that will look and exactly like the natural organ
ofce r fIoa to O'Clock daily and fors to in the
JAMES W POWELL, NJ. D., oculi't anu Aurists
No. 5N2 Broadway. vpposte tie 81. Nicholas
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Ar1Lnr,. Pnfent self scnIina Gang and Glnss Jar.

Arthur's Patent Self.Scuifng Cans and tsinss nr-
F0r putting up Is,b Peaches Pums, Pears, Tomatoes, &c
BY etica Sealing Thousands Of Housekeepes are now
usnR these Cans thus securing the luxury of fresh Fruit
fona oes &C. for Winter Full directions for using the
Cans accompany them 80 80,
have used for time and still using, both at the
6iraId and La Pierre II uses AIthurs Patent sell Seans
putting fresh Fruit, Tomatoes &C. and I'M them
a. respects admirably adapted the purpose They seal
easily and perfectly ony requiring the id u be heated and
the adhesive and many
Gems have For hotels and private
families they afford the resde Of securing the luxury OF
and Vegetables for Water that &C
q1snted with Having tried and proved them an speak
confidently Of their yslue" "PRESBURY BILLINGS,
PropI, tors Of the GirArd aud La Pierre Houses,
Philadelphia"
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IL snos' better s.ii the f speaker soenuy, .
fall into their hsTis desi than sive."
Hcw often Louise Cardan-tbe French gri-msy have
thorght how ofen sse have prayed of tbs
hsD5s the hand Of CD how often have
bewsed the strange f4te which drd her htaervs- the
sequel will ,how-vhich will appear in The Nsw-fOrs Dis-
p.teh Of Oct T.
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Ladies' Fur store,


j. II. HARLEY, Importer and msnufaciuer Of Russian,
Hudson Bey ana Am tcan Fur has every description Of tbs
CHocTsT fURs mAde into the most FAsHIOEIBLE articles for
LADIES WAR.
e flat self that lo1e experience and reputation for
Keeping but articles be wARRAST will be sufficient
Involvement for CUSTOMERS to call on him.
sprntt,s Patent self sealing Cars will preserve
Peaches TomstOes Other Fruit Vegetable Ia fresh
state and with their natural color and flavor without the add
ton Of ri It's any other pTeervahve property Ihey
are easily opened closed simply by turning aseIew attach
nept. TIE genuine herH eticslly SELF-sEALlNG CANS
hve cast in sed letters "SPRATrS PATENT
WELLS s. PROVOST. PROPRIETORS." Full directions
for Presry accompany the Cans Price Of quart Cans %
Der seu gallon fS IS dozen. NTenches apd fuu
aes 10 eebts each. WELLS PROVOST, Sole P'oprie.ors
No 81 Peal-st.
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CFVAS TOPOL HAS FA L EN-
- We shall publish On TUESDAY, Oct 2
LARGE PICTORIAL SHEET,
e0'''in"s co sEvAsToPoL AND IFS FORTS,
RALAKLAVA AND ENVIRON
sEVAsTOPOL AND ITS CAMPS,
TIE SEA OF AZ0Pg,
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN sEvAsTOP0L,
CAMP SCENE IN A STORM,
ALLIED ARTiLLERY TRA AIN,
BATTLE OF THE CHERSAYA
Correct Portraits Of - =, rv,,ssrrp -
MENCaIKOFf.
Also full accounts ofthe
W GREAT CONFLICT,
'"S' DOWNFALL OF SEYASrOPoL.
Present position Of the - -
Sold BY al Booksellers ard NewEyenaers ct 10 cents fuO
No les Nssssust NewYOrk, and No . ClAsst Chicsso,
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IN .ser and PropetorDress Circle 25 cents Pr. ~ en
Orchestra Chairs cents open O'clock Perform
snees oSmmsrces at 7l-THIs EVENING viii be performed
MABEL. -
stsrphold ,.... Nj II Allen Mabel MIS- = b. NAAn'
Fsvo-i,e ana Popular Dances by Mile Angela.
To be followed by THE MAGIC PILLS. -
Colordo.,... Mons Schmidt Elvina.. Mdie 1heress
To conclude with TIE DUMB BELLE.
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DUCKLEY's SERENADERS-No oSJ Broad
I'D wsy-Evsry Nisht TdIS WEEK.
The ve.y successful Buries1us on the
- DAUGHTER or T5E REGIMENT
Trteedhs the Opefs, NEGRO MINSIRELSG
Concert commences 81 u O'Clock Tickets 3 ets
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COWAN's CATALOGUE No. IA Cats;
II io,re of STANDARD ESGLISa ard ANIL ~
pOoEs b rrce, sfixed To be had 1rG.s on appeAie'-
- ''-' ~ y ~ W. GOwASS. No l76 Faton -
WYATT WHITIIAN's P POEMS" LEAVES
" OF cRaSSr-epr ..'e 20 dealers and retail sing
-. - FOWLER a WELLS, No zoe B!eeeFsy'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18
SHoorrEe ArrnAr.-HiIard h. orms

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-HiIard 81. Orms'
bee shot Thomas Jennings, in front oi
Che National theatre, in Cincinnati, on
Saturday evening last. 1t appears that
Jennings had bossted in public of hav-
ing seduced the wife of Ormsbee, who
has been married only about four weeks,
and upon the latter hearing of the boast
Jennings had made, proceeded at once
to have an explanation from him. He
found Jennings at the theatre and took
Elm to one side, and asked him if he
had bcasted in public of having seduced
his wife. He was smilingly told by
Jennings that be had, whereupon. .Orms-
bee drew pistol, placed it to Jennings
face and fred. The bali shattered his
nose, tore his face badly and lodged in
his head. Jennings was sensible an
day Sunday, and his physician has soma
hope of his recovery. We think he
deserved allhe get.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

INDEPESDENr REPUBLIcAN.-The frs
number of this paper, published at PIT
Pleasant. Va, by Messrs. HUTCHINSON
d WErzEL, made its appearance on
Thursday last. 1t is printed on dou-
bic medium sheet with new type, and
presents very neat appearance. The
editorial department is ably conducted
BY these gentlemen, and their selections
are made with decernment that would
do credit to older hands. Such a paper
has long been needed at Point Plea
SAINT, and if the citizens of Mason coun-
ty will do their duty towards render
ing it support, they can rest assured
that the Republican will not lag while
under the management of the present
proprietors. 1t is afforded at 81 so in
advance. Gentlemen, you have our
best wishes.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

EThe Guysndotte Herald Of tn
10Th ult, contains statement in refer
ence to couple Of chaps ffon Kama
wha, named Prince and Kugsht, whit
became Keyed from the effects OF liquol
while here, that does q citizen OF thi.
place, Mr.. Roops great injustice. The
truth of the matter is Just this: At the
time in question these two bloods bar
gained with Mr.. Roop to be at Point
Pleasant at noon on the following day,
with his wagon, to bring them to this
place. Instead of waiting for the con-
yeyanee, at the appointed time, they
lett early IN the morning and reached
this place on foot, probably before Roop
started to bring them down. Mr.. R.
made the trip to the Point with his wa
gon, and on his return demanded one
dollar for his services, at which they
oemurred until taken before a magis-
trate. when they paid the amount. 1t
is believed to be all CANNON about the
individual having been robbed, or if so
It was perpetrated by one of his own
who took French leave of this
place shortly thereafter. The general
impression is, that on leaving the hotel
or the steamboat, the fellow was SO
ull Of old "Dexter" that he could not
zee the abutment in front of the Ameri-
an, and pitched off perpendicular
height of some ten feet. into the sand,
md after shaking himself, imagined
ome one had struck him. Such ira
'ellers can't play their tricks here-we
re little too old for them.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

MISS ANNETTE INcE.-we had the
pleasure of seeing this beautiful and
talented young actress. on board the
steamer Philadelphia, on her last up.
ward trip, being en- route for Pittsburgh,
where she is engaged for number OF
nights. Although FIVE months have
scarcely elapsed since Miss 1. made her
first appearance behind the footlights,
she has won for herself name second
to none in her line on the American
boards. Wherever she has appeared
she has been lauded to the utterance,
and drawn around her hosts of friends
by "hooks of STEEL" We are proud of
her success, for she is ''native here, and
to the manor born," and aside from her
talents, she has all the attributes of ex-
cellence and worth attached to the So
cial lady. Much success attend her in
her arduous and too often thankless
profession.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

DEATH OF WIN. r. PUTsAM.-One O
the pioneers of Ohio, Hon. WM. RuFus
PUTNAM. died on the 1st inst, at Mari.
eta. He was son of Gen. Rufus Put
nam, who established the first perma-
nent settlement of whites in Ohio. He
was born in Rutland, Mass, IN 1771,
and was e3 years of age at the time Of
ms death. He graduated at Yale Col
lege, ! and, IN 1901. was representative
OF Washington county in the territorial
Legislature He served several terms
IN each House Of the Legislature. after
the organization Of the State. In ,aao
he was one of The Harrison electors. -
|..a 2 u
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

@ A very inconvenient and mis-.
chevious decision has just been made
by the Auditor in the Pension Office
He has ruled that under any application
for bounty land and back pay, by a
soldier Of the war of 1919, who was
discharged on account of disability re-
ceived in the service, the applicant must
show the original certificate of his dis
ability from the army surgeon, and that
IN no case viii the record of that GER
tdcate on file in the proper Office be
sufficient to Justify the issue of the war
rant. How many of the disabled SOL
dIers' OF 1919 are able, after the lapse
Of forty-three years, to show such orig
nal certifcate3. The decision utterly
nuliIhes a charitable provision of Con-
yress in favor of a very worthy and in
many cases needy class of citizens.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

The Representatives of the Belligeren
Powers in Conference at Vienna
Later from the Crimea--Sevastopo
not yet Taken-Large Reinforce.
ments Arriving-Speech of Loui:
Napoleon at the Opening of the
French Chambers-Immense Pre-.
parations for War in France-Five
Hundred Million Francs Voted to
Garry it on-Advance in Pork
Cotton and British Funds Lower.
NEW York, Jan. II, P. NJ.
The steamer Baltic, with advices
from Liverpool to Saturday, the 30th
ult., arrived at this port this afternoon.
GENERAL INTELLIGENcE.-The steam
er Arabia sailed from Marsailles for the
Crimea on the 21st, having on board
1640 French troops for the Allies be-
fore Sevastopol.
A Grand Diplomatic Conference of
the Representatives of the leading
European powers, is to be held at the
residence of the British Minister at
Vienna. The ambassadors of England,
France, Austria, Prussia and Russia,
participate in it. The conference is to
be, in its decision, of a positive charac-
ter. A dispatch from Vienna, of the
26th, says Gortschikoff presented the
note received from St. Petersburgh, to
Count Buol. 1t was believed to be un-
satisfactory, but is not the final reply of
Russia. The Prussian mission to Lon
don, of which such high expectations
were formed, it is now rumored. was
more than the bearing of an
autograph letter to the Queen, and with
to watch certain affairs.
The advices from Seyastopol are to the
Goth ult. = Affairs there seem to be es-
sentially unchanged. The Russians
claim to be doing considerable damage
to the approaches of the allies.
The French, nevertheless, had COM
pleted the third parallel, and mounted
the cannon. The reinforeements which |
had reached the allies, up to the 18th,
to eighteen thousand.
The Russian General, Menschikoff, |
was sick, and Osten Sacken had taken
There were FIVE thousand Turkish
'orces at Eupatoria.
The destination of Omar Pasha's
iorces remained profound secret; it
vas thought they were intended to in
rest the north side of Sevsstopol 1t
vas confidently assertsd that resoiu-
ion had been adopted to storm Seyas-
opol, as soon as the Turkish reinforce
nents came up. 1t is stated the French
viii storm the city, while the English
nd Turks viii attack MenschikofPs ;
oree in the field. |.
1t is reported that Omar Pasha has ,
Eritten to the Sultan, making it con-
ition of his accepting the command,
hat he shall have two votes in a Coun- ]
il Of War, in order to prevent his being ,
ut-voted by Canrobert. ~ ~,
Adyices from Vienna, of the 28th,
ays that a dispatch from Warsaw, an ,
ounces that the Russian Naval Artil- :
'rymen. have been taken out of the
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

TIE Bra OF JANUARY CoNyENr1oN.-
The Democrats made their nominations
Tor State officers on the 9Th inst. VIM.
Medill, the present incumbent, received
me nomination for Governor; James
Myers, for Lieut.. Governor: JUDGE
Warden, for Supreme Court Judge: W.
y. Morgan, Auditor of State; John q
Breslin, Treasurer of State. Dr W.
Trevitt, Secretary of State; Geo. w
Mcceok, Attorney General. and J.m..
B. stedman, for Board of Public VOL.
The most of the above candidate. a.
present fill the Offices, and as their wort
heretofore has not met. the appreciation
of the people of Ohio, there win be .
general scampering with them next fan
followed up by honest men. The affairs
OF the State have been badly managed
By these men, and the people win take
the matter in hand next October to
bring about a reformation. The present
incnmbents have carried out corruption
to the fullest extent. - -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

~The New York Herald publishes
the late speech of Victor Hugo on the
anniversary of the Polish revolution
The orator traces the war that now raya-
ges Europe to the affair Of the second Of
December; "Take away intrigue" he
says, ''the so-called affair of the HOLY
Places; take away the key; take away
the desire of being consecrated; take
away the present to be made to the
Pope; take away the second of Decem-
Der; take away NJ. Bonaparte, you have
no Eastern war"
The picture that he paints of the suf
fering of the wounded is exceedingly
graphic. The dreadful results of the
war thus far he sketches most boldly-
The doctrine advanced in conclusion is.
that the war in Poland is inevitable.
and '5sdt Is The revolHtion in Europe -
Poland, - be exelaims, '.is In che seuul-
;hre, but she has her clarion in her
hand; Hungary is in her shroud, but she
'lenches her sabre; Italy is in the tomb,
put she has fire at her heart; France
in the grave, but she has star on
Ter forehead: and all signs announce to-
Is in the next spring the hour Of resur-
ecbon, as the morning is the hour for
waking" y
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

RThe Supreme Court of Ohio
took up last week the cases involving
the constitutionality of the Temperance
law of last winter. R. G. Corwine and
Pugh appeared for the defendants and
Attorney General McCook for the State.
The decision of this court has not been
announced.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

HE New WEsrERN.-This is the t.
tie OF an independent, moral, literary
magazine, containing 80 pages, mostly
OF original matter, published in Cincin-
matt, by HoWARp DURHAM, formerly
editor of the Genius of the West, and
issued monthly at 81 90 per annum.
Mr.. ID: is in town, and will call on our
citizens 70 subscribe for his work.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-On Monday
morning last Mr.. JOHN LoUcKs, in Ad-
olson township, fell from the hay-loft
of his barn and struck upon an empty
barrel below, from the effects of which
he died on Tuesday morning.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

~ 1t is said that one of the ques-
tons asked Of candidate for initiation
into the Society of Know-Nothings, is
as follows: e..
"Will you do your utmost on all oc-
casions to renew and perpetuate the
potato rot, in order to keep the Irish
out of the country"
The candidate. if admitted must re-
spond, "I will" -.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

@We received the proceedings Of
the Indiana Bank Convention too late
for publication this week. The Free
Banks have been classified according tc
the value of their securities. The ex.
animation has been completed, and W,
c. DePauw and John D. Defries, have
been appointed agents of the Bankers
Association.
These gentlemen have issued a circu-
lar in which they announce that the
agency will be ready by the 18th inst,
to go into operation, and that they in
tend faithfully to carry out the wishes of
the Convention, which is to remove from
circulation all suspended and broken
bank paper, and to supply its place with
good, solvent, specie-paying currency.
The Free Bank paper is arranged in
four classes, ranging from FIVE to thirty
per cent. discount. We shall publish
the list as classified next week.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

THE VIcTMs.-According to the Lon,
don Medical Circular. the campaign in
the East has, in point of sickness and
mortality, been one of the most disas-
trous on record. More than ten thou
sand men have disappeared from the
ranks since the army landed in the
CrImea. Many of them are only sick,
it is true, and will again appear on the
scene. The Russians, the poor soldiers
say universally, are nothing to the chol-
era and diarrhea.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-18

EThe Methodists have had quite
a revival here the past week. Many
persons connected themselves with the
church.