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MISCELLANEOUS.
By THE rnEsI ssff,S t., Or THE UNITED

dent the upitea states Of AmerIca de- her ~ De
cgsre and n tke known thei pue.ie ssles vlll ee
OF MIchta an 81 the periods hereinafter designated
20 Wit:
At the Land once Of msRoutrTE, commenelns
poss OF the vacant lands IN the ssSfbsrsd -
ttoas aHd pats Of Sseif.FS, within The Snas mel
States within si1 mile ON esoh SIDE q TIE ~
rosds, " from Little Bag de NOquet 90 Msreoette
and thence 10 OKtOnagon, AM IRON me .so 49,
Iamed places 90 the Nisoonsiu Ststs line, eet9ec'
as required by law. % O minimuA7 81 ttco 90 te''
aHd wy osHfS per acre, VIZ:
North a. fhs base and rest of the sevnt va
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06
CINCINNATI MARKET

l FninAY, August 81.
if1DUR-Thc market was greatly unset tiled
Hday, under the kreign nows and its efIeci
bon the NV Ns-L ...sstef and when th,
Fws was announced on Change, hoiir,-
generally withdrew their etocka from the
market. an advance Of fully l5Ca20c hav;r,
Aasn established. The sales add up 7,bihj
hrls a, - 75@5 90 for supcrfno and IS asa
5 90 fir extra
PRoVlSI0NS-A continued quiet market:
J 800 kegs Lard sold last evening and TO-DAY
at l2lac, and 60 hhds Clear Bacon Sides al
l3iec. I7 -.
OlLs-A sale Of % hrls Linsecd at see.
OkOOEklES-No change In the market
The demand in the small way Is fair at e@
q e for Sugar, 43@44e for Molasses, aud lilS
@l5l6c for Coffee. 80
wifEAT-The market became excited un.
der the news from New York, and prices ad-
vaneed Sc per bush, aud at the close holders
Withdrew their stocks, 90 that prices must be
considered nominal at 81 l7ai 20 for prime
white, and 81 05@l 0s for prime red.
.CORN---The demand for ear continues ac.
i've, with light receipts. We quote Il at 44(a
i5c in bulk. Shelled is In fair demand at 50
65sc-in sacks.
oATs-The demand is fair Snd the market
steady At 29c in bulk sales Of 900 bush in
sacks at SOC
HAY-The market continues dull at sl4 90
ala 50 per ton for prime Timothy in bales, on
CHSESE-The demand is active at SIZE
foe w. hrn Reserve. The supply Is light
and inNiequate 10 the demand.
BUTTER-Thcre is good demand for
prime fresh al l48l5c for Western Reserve,
and ll@l2e for Central Ohio. Common is
heavy ats@l0c.
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NV Yong. Anrust aI--p. NJ

C0TToN-Steady and unchanged.
FL0UR-Excited by the Africa's news, the
prices have advanced l0@25c per brl, with
a limited supply and good demand for ex-
port and home consumption.
Sales Of $4,000 brls at S. 40@5 IS for su-
perfne Statei S. 65@5 80 for extra State,
s. 40@5 so for superfnc Western; IS $50
90 for common TO medium extra Western;
IS 9o@6 Is foe shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio, closing with q strong upward
tendency. OF the sales about 10, 900 brls were
for export.
GRAIN-Wheat unsettled and fully 2a3e
hishes. with brisk export demand, checked
BY light receip,s; sales of about $50 900 bush
including 5000 bush winter red Western at
81 559l "a. chiefly 70 ariye;2 10000 bush
white Ohio at 81 ~ 10 arrive; 10000 bush
Air Chicago spring ntsi 25, to arrive; l9,e0c
bush white Michigan al 81 Aaol 60, ia,2oc
bush white Indiana at 81 1901 as; 400 bush
Chicago spring at 81 %; 500 bush winter
red Western at 81 32@l "a, In small parcels
and $500 bush In small lots al 81 37@l 80.
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G. N. PALMER'S
NURSERY.

NEAR oALLiPoiis, oALuA COUNTY, o.
4 will furnish for the Fall trsde any desirable
i quantity or quality Of as choice Fruit Trees
as are raised In the Westeri country, accli.
mated and warranted true to name. Apple
Trees, one year old from grrn per 100 $40;
two and three years old from gfait per 100
sl2; also. Peach Treas per 40 Sl5i Pears,
Standard aud Dwarf, two yearsold FROM graf,
Scots each; Cherry, Plum, Apicot, Quinces,
from 25 cts 10 so cts each; andall varieties Of
small fruits, Currants, Goosberios. Raspber.
ries, Blaekberries, Asparagus Roots. Rheubarb
or Pie Plant, and some ffty varieties Of Straw
berries, warranted pure aud trn TO name, all
the choice and leading varieties worth eulti-
yating, from 81 70 $3.50 per 100; per 1000
from Sc TO IL
Those wishing TO purchase Tees or Plants
this fall can call at my residence, or ordelz
sent TO Gallipolis Postoiiee vii be promptly
attended 10.
G1-Call or send for Catalogue Of Prices.
CHAS. N. PALMER, burserymAn.
Aug. 2, '60-2ms
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COALl yCOALil
JOHN FULTZ

II EEPs constantly on hand large supply
IN. Of Coal, which he IL selling At the low
est Cash prices. Orders left Al the lower
Wharf Boat will be promptly filled. He has
also in his Coal Yard supply Of superior No.
1 lYaughegheny Coal for Blacksmlthing, which
affords BIAokomiths . good opportunity for
laying In q supply. Send In your orders ac-
companied with the cash.
Aug. %, 'aD-3w.
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Notice.

To Mary y. Dsmroa Of Ranarka county, IN
the State Of Virginiai
VoU are hereby notified that John q. nsm-
II rvu utd On tfie 50 day OF September, 1860,
file his petition In the court Of common pleas
within and for the county Of Gallia and State
OF Ohio, charging that you have been willful.
ly absent from the SAID John q. Damron for
more than three years last past without any
good cause or justification therefor aud asking
that he may be divorced from you. which PEI
tition will be for hearing at the next term Of
said court
s. A. NASH,
Atty for Petitioner
Sept. 6, 1s60.-6w lIT7f
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Co-FartnersIlip.

rIiHE subseribers have this day entered into
III Go Partnership for the purpose q carry
ineon the business Of milling and msrchan-
disbQ in all their various branches, in the
towK Of Gallipolis. The business q tht
atorl viii be conducted in the name Of Htznf
W. LANorrY, and the business af the mill win
b Z vdnated IN he name Of W. H 4 " =.
LAntikg, al and each Of us being equally
bound aud liable iog any Liability that ma5
COW lxist against either of Us orthat may here
after be incurred on account Of either branoll
WIN. H. LANGLEY,
y HENRY W. LANGLEY,
EDWARD T. LANGLEY,
fl.llinolia o. August Z. 1860.
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CASH HOUSE.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs.
JACOB BURNETT, JR.,

No. 80 Pearl st., Cincinnati, o.
NORTH SIDE, BrrwEES VINE AND RAcr.
DEING satisfied that Il /. for the interest
ID Of both buyer aud seller To deal FOR
CASH, am offering my stock Of Boots and
Shoes at prices that DEFY COMPETITION
from those who do credit business. Those
merchants who will favor me with a call, can
satisfy themselves on this point, by a per.
sonal examination Of my stock, and will find
II TO their interest 10 do so before purchasing
elsewhere. keen ON hand full assortment
Of Men's, Boys, Youths. women's, Misses,
and Children's wear, Pegged and Sewed.-
Pay special attention 70 selecting such goods
as are well adapted to retailing, EXTRA
SIZES always on hand Put this advertise
ment in your pocket aud call and sec my
goods before buying elsewhere, as make no
charge for showing my goods.
Cincinnati, Aug. l6, 1e60-6w.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.

A Ii persons suffering from Cancer, that
~ horrid diseaee which drags its unhappy
victim 70 premature grave, and which battles
the skill Of our most eminent physicians, can
have themselves permanently cured by call.
ing on the undersigned, who, having devoted
his attention 70 the treatment Of The above die,
ease for years. also ulccrs and all kinds Of
disease of tho skin, with unrivaled success.
iustifies him IN warranting a cure In all cases
that may come under his care.
s0LoMAN FROST,
Aug. %, '60-6m. 0allipolis, Ohio
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rietia hillsits Plows and Points, Hall a
Speers Peacoh Plows, S sizes, steel points.
have al4 the celebrated gas and smoke
consuming Ctok Stoves, Tropics for coal, Eu-
reka for coal alnd wood, and large oven Etna's
for coal and wood, all with gas and smoke
consuming aIiratus. ! have a large assort.
ment Of coal md wood Stoves, Parlor. Office
and Church Sbves Of the latest patterns and
styles. and all kinds Of hollow ware and tlue
thimhles. O. HENRY.
May 3. 1860,
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Regular Portsmouth and
Parkersburg Packet,
STEAMER MBLR0SB.

Capt Ss. HURD. s.P. SIMPSON, ORR.
A Sh. ON the up trip passes CALI.
YE1-ssdIIT Nv polls every Tuesday and Sat
tSfF1S1sze urday mornings at o'clocki
Thurday Afternoons At 1--WE o'clock. connecting
at Portsmouth with Bostona for Cincinnati,
aud at Parkersburg with the Pnrhernhurr and
Wheeling packets. Freight and pAsaenRers
taken through 70 Cincinnati OF Pittsburgh At
sAsaa rates a. through boats.
Aug. l6. is60-lm.
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The scandinavian RENE.

E'oR The prevention and cum Of ai,,,...
II arising from impurities o. obstructlons
Of the Blood or Socfcfions NJ :
BOTANY. CHEMISTRY, EXPERIENCE.
PHARMACY.
The Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pi1,.
price 25c per box or boxes for 81, and IN
Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifer. priee
q per hotfle, or 6for q. r. F''''
DIR. 9. W. RoBAcK, Proprietor,
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BOOK EMPORIUM
AND
DEPOT OF FANCY ARTICLES.

W1Ult9Alt ANU ht tlAll.
mo Farmer should be without the following
LIN valuable Books:
I. Mileh Cows and Dairy Farming, 4l6 PIP.
2. The American Poultry Yard, 323 pp.
3. The Poultry Book. $40 PIP.
4. American Cattle Doctor, 259pp.
5. Garfield on Sheep.
G. Youatt on the structure and diseases Of
the Horse, 453 pp.
n 7. American Fruit Culturist 424 PIP.
N 8. The Western Fruit Book. SOS PIP.
Q. Saxton's Rural Hand Book containing,
!. On the Horse. 9. On the Hog. .. On
Honey Bee. 4. Pests Of the Farm. S.
- Domestic Fowls. 8. On the Cow. PIP 800.
10 Warnings Elements Of Agriculture, 268 PIP.
al. Practical Land Drainer. 100 PIP.
Every farmer who aims at a thorough knowl-
edge OF the requisites for profitable farming,
and horse and cattle raising, should have the
above books in his library. ....
School Books Wholesale and Retail.
HECHEAP FOR CASH .1r
HENRY NJ. oNDERDONK
Sept. 6, 1860
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COAL! COAL!!

yVHE undersigned has large quantity Of
Il the best quality Of Pomeroy Coal which
he Is now prepared TO furnish his old eusto-
mers very cheap for cash. Orders LEFT al my
house or the upper Wharf Boat will meet with
prompt attention. ~
Thankful for past favors tho subscriber Is
deiermincd to DO all in his pewer TO deserve a
continuance Of the same.
~ JONATHAN HAMILTON.
Sept. 6, le60.-ims
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CITY MARBLE WORKS.
O. ]. POWERS. s. II. ALLARD d
J. THAYER,

CAiiiioofhe .Sfrest. BeficesH 4th and 5fh,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
TNHE above named under the style Of O. @.
Il POWERS A CO., are now prepared 10
manufacture all kinds Of work TO order and In
the best style. We can make II 10 the interest
Of all persons 10 give M call before purohas-
ing elsewhere who may want such a. Mosu-
MESrs. TooNRs. Burs, VAss, OnELisKs, HAN
aud Pi1I' SroNE, FunNtruRE SLAns, DC. We
keep good stock of the best Of
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE
which will lie rsl,ienisi,aa aa.- si.ssvby keep.
ing good assortment As We have secured
the services Of the best Of wOrkmen, together
with the fact Of Mr, J. THnEH's experience we
feel assured that we can, by strict attention 10
business, satisfy all who may favor US with q
call. Mr.. THAYER has worked in all Of the
principal cities Of the vest and is Aeknowl-
edged by all seulpiors to be one Of the best
workmen In the country.
We feel thankful for past favorsand hope 10
merit continuance Of the same. Gentlemen
our work will show for itseli.
Address. N
@. @. POWERS 4 CO.,
PoaIsNourH, Ohio.
Aug 30, le6O-6m
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
w. X. S. HALL

HAs just orfned Grocery Store at the
IL stand formerly occupied by @. Q. Wei
bert, on the eornfr o. Fourth and Vine streets,
near the WoplcH Factory. were can be found
a all times stpply Of freah Butter, Egg
Bacon, Cheese, Nd every thing else usually
kept ~ an establishment Of the kind.
His Liquors an Of prime quality, and from
80 cents retail unto $500, and ifany Of my
friends wish a puie article they know where
10 come.
Gzv-The marksl price win bo paid for But
w.K.s.HAIL.
July 5, 1860.
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beginning at stake near branch, thencs
running South 10 q stake on the South linz Of
said section, thence West to the Congress line,
thence North on said line, twenty-five chains
and fifiy seven links (22,57), thence East 10
the place Of beginning, containing fifty Acres
be the same more or less.
To be sold subject 10 the Dover Estate there
in Of RebeecA Grimes, as heretofore assigned
and described as follows, 10 wit, commencing
at the Moth East corner Of snid tract, thence
South 22,32, 10 section line, thence West 1000
along said line, thence North ll,l6, thence
West 6,50to q stake, thence North II ] 70
stake, thence East 1850 to the place Of begin
ming, containing % 57-lO0 acres. Appraised
subject TO said Dover Estate at $3.50. To be
sold under proceedings for partition, in the
case Of William ]. Hager against James
Grimes and Others.
Terms Of sale, one half part Of the purchase
money tob be paid down, and the remaining
half In one year with interest, the deferred
payment to BEL lien upon the premises until
JAMES CAMPBELL, s. o. o.
August 9th, ls6o.-4 50.
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GOOD second hand cnoxNa srovE, Tor
Al brrning wood, ior saN much lover than
ool for ealhs Inquire Nt the Journal Office.
bept 6, 1860. ~
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salt.

100 BARRELS saa in store. and a. ale
lOO at Sl.A0 par barrel. to close cohsign.
nent. O. A A. HENKfNG.
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THOMAS ARRiEoToN, u.

SovrH NKwcAsrlE, Gallia Co, o. Nav 81.
Dr.. Robaek-Dear Sirs-I have been A.
hioted. for he lAat alx years, with Dysnsn.ia
and have tried some ~ the mos. coul s6tent
physicians, without any relief whaiovet.-
SEEING your advertisement in The paper,
went 70 your Agent here, Mr Wm. ol--h., and
bought one botticof yosir SCANDINAVIAN Bood
Purifier, and ono box Of Blood Pills. got
relief, and have had no symptoms whatever
since, Of that complaint. would advise all
suffering with Dyspepsia 70 ut cured
frr MOSES W. BLACKBURN.
Call upon one Of my Agene and get pne Of
my. Medical Almanaes gratis. For sle in
Gallia County by
BAiLKY 4 MAourT, Gallipoiis;
WN. SrmsEs, Vinton;
A. 5. GuIimiE, Cheshire,
Tuos Evans a SoS, Centreville;
W. q. PknmLHr. South Newcastle
JouN LAWN, Morgan Centre;
W. II. BRrAN a Co, Addison;
W. W. PonrEn a Co. Pater;
]. BRADBunr, Kygervillei
h. McDANEIs 4 Co, Rodney,
L. NJ. BEnAN, Centreville;
T. a N. s. MAmHws, Ewington;
aud by Druggists aud Merchants generally
throughout The Union.
July 5, '60-5m.
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GalIia Academy.

THE Fall Term Of this Institution will
Il commence on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %. 1860.
rEAoHERs.
A. @. SEARs, A. NJ. Principal,
Mrs. s. A. SEARs, Ornamental Department,
Miss MARY A. REEVES, Assistnnt.
Miss ADDIr NJ. JmEsoS, Teacher Of Music.
TUIrIos, 50 to Sc per term.
Board can be obtained IN good families on
reasonable terms.
For Board or Rooms apply 10 the principal.
SIMEON NASH, Prest
II. ALEsHiRK, Sec'y.
Gallipolis, Aug. 8, 1860.
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DROcLAMATI0N is hereby made 10 ali
u heqnallhed voters Of GalIla coauty, That
= general election will be held ne roquifed bv
law on Tuesday, the 9th day Of October. 4.
D. 1851 at The several places q holding eisc.
ton. IN said county Of Gallia, at which time
the following Officers are 10 be chosen, vir,
a. One Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the
State Of Ohio; lfi -I7''I
One Attorney General Of the state Of Ohio.
One Member Of the Board Of Public Works
Of the State Of Ohio; .f
One Representative 10 Conaless for The
tenth Congressional district, composed Of the
counties Of Ross. Pike, soio,o, Lawrenee, Gal.
lia and Jackson,
One Probate Judge for Galiia county,
Om County Auditor o.
One County Recorder 4"
OneCounty Commissioner :" ="
Alsoshe Trustees Of the several Townships
IN saiu onnty Of 0allia are required 10 return
the iollowng number Of Jurors, for their re-
Ohio, Mo.o,r 7
HARRISON, Wal5nt' a
Clay, pee
vsalliilpoli' Nj Raccoon,
Aan,soni h6 Huntington,
ohe'hire' Grccnfeld, 8
Green, Guvan Nf a
Springfield, g.
which notice is given p,suuant 10 law.
Given under my hank at Galiipolis, this
9th day of September, A. y leen.
JAMES cAMfBBbnie. q @.
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Valuable Hotel and Real
Estate for Sa le. tt

TNHR undgsigned ofIers his house In CALI,
Il polls on Second street near the north cor
ner Of the Public Square, near the court house,
called the Washington House, one Of the lar
gest business houses in town. for sale or rent
VIII sell his bedding and furniture, also win
sell 1857 acres Of good upland in the lower end
Of Mason county, Virginia, all on reasonable
terms. The house is large enough for store
and hotel.
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PROGRAMME or Thsrn ASnuM, FAtn og
0AiEA coouErr AunIcutruhAt soorrrf, 10
m uErD sErTnpra ilrH AND 12Iu, 1850.
\ FInsI nAS.
q The mcmbefs Of the Agricultural Soeieiy
Ind the Stockholders Of lhe Fair Grouni Com
nay, arc requested 70 notf nt Inc nfcfeiAry' =
Office, on fhe Fair Ground. on The hfat day Of
the Fair, nt 2 O'Clock p. NJ, AZ business Of I'M
portnnce viii be brought bcfora them Al The
aams time the Comfnitieo VII reeeise their IN
The members Of f,hs dllIsfent Commlttees
willreport themselves 70 The Secretary BY 2
O'Clock p. NJ II Nrur
No Committees will 20 out on the first day,
exoep, on young honsess mares, jacks and
ipriea. 80. tIt
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subseri-
IN Der has been appointed and qualified as
administrator on the estate Of James Norman,
late Of Gallia county, deceased.
WILLIAM L. NORMAN.
Aug. 30, Ie6O.-3w sn
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0nLpolIo, Ohio, May oS,h. 1861.
DR. g. W Robaek--Drar Sirs-some lin.
last fall was STACKED With The Aux and tried
all medicines, and wa attended bv ssveral
eminent physicians, but received no benefit,
paehing large quantities Of blood, and becom, |,
Ing alermed about my ease, concluded u trv
what virtue there might be In your celebrated
Scaudinayihr Remedies Ahsr comminciar
thelr use ] saw decided improvement, and
eouiinued them. have nov used four bottles
Of your Blood Purifier and two boxes Of Pills.
am nov able 70 attend 70 my usual employ.
ment. Feeling thankful for what your medi.
eines have done for me, Il is with pleasure "a.
] give you this testimonial Of dleir eood N.
fects upon me- unsolicited on your paTt.
am yours In gratitude.
THOMAS ARRINQTON L..
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dEc0ND DAr.
. o'clock ~ Nj Stallions.
/ 10 ~" 3" - Draught Horses.
lON q Matched H0rses.
nlf - Fast Driving Hor.es.
+" r. N. Single Driving Horses.
~ =" Z" Riding Horses
tA ~ =" Fair Ground Company
~ Purse for fast driving.
No travelling Wagon. boat, booth, tent, Or
talle, will be allowed outside Of the ground,
vthin the limits prescribed by law.
The above programme has been prepared
10y the Committee Of Arrangements. heretofore
( appointed at a meeting 81 the Directors Of the
soeiety. BY order,
.rNls IL VANCE, sec'yi
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TUST received and io= safe,
81 5000 Lights Of 6xl0 Sash;
5000 lights Of l0xl2 Sash;
1000 lights Of l0xl4 Sash;
500 lights Of l2xl6 Sash;
gross Pannel Doors, assorted sizes;
gross Window Blinds.
April 10, 1860.
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Plows, Stoves, &c.

/ have just 70.
eeived a large lot Of
Hall a Spoera Plows
and Points, Nos. s
10 8. Iron Centre
Lever right hand
Plows, Nos. 4 to 7.
Left hand do. Al
80 80 lands Wood
en- Beam Plows,
Nos. ~ hillside
-Plows. Also Mari.
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James Norman,s Estate.

Aug. 30. 'eO.-H : ~
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Nhich notice u given psgauant 10 law.
uiyen under my hank at Gallipolis, d
5th day q September, A. y Isen.
JAMES CAMPBELL =. q @
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EUROPEAN {

EUROPEAN SHOENAKERs CANNOT COMPETE
WITH AMKRICANs.-An effort has been Iatel y
made to import boots and shoes into The South
directly from Germany, with but little success
Refechng on this, southern exchange saws -
- The idea OF competing with the cheap shoes of
Massachusetts,, or the finer work Of Phiiadelphia
France, Germany and England Is too high i'm price
Tor general use In this country In the facilities
Of the shoe manufacture are at least half a CEN
fury In advance Of either Of these countries there
Is no country In the world where shoemaking has
been so exalted as branch OF manufactures as N
our own, and its facilities have been augmented
by mac hinery IN known In other lands AT present
TOO, tne dnty on foreign articles forms another
impairment The foreign commerce of the north
ern ports may decline; the southern people NAV
become community; the products Of foreign
looms, and numberless articles Of European inSr-
huity and taste may reach her shores by dirrc.
Poranon, but none of the present race will live
TO the fact of her planters and negroes shd nv
European shcenakers
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" traveller in Italy, who, not long since.
Win Father GavazZi at the table OF ari ba
mus aescfloes his personal appearance ,-..In
stead OF the close-shaved face the reverend padre
mas adopted the prevailing fashion by letting his
beard grow, and thick crop Of black stubblrs
se great promise OF Its future excellence In
lieu Of the dark, majestic flowing rohe with
which ne was wont to drapc himself So effectively
ne wore red shirt; and, to complete the transfor
NATION, a souvenir Of his visit 10 America, in "a.
shape OF a bloodthirsty-lookingb bowie knife. to-
setner with Colts revolver wa. thrust i'm a h.It
teas nad 70 have reef two let out of IL before
TIE rePast was half finished - Quite a TIA nsfo,-
nation ''""'Ao'-
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SPECULATION AUTHORITARIAN English
noeiier OF our countrymen is said have del red
mai Yankee would make a speculation out Of
Dis grandfsther's bones, IL an opportunity pre-
scented This remark Is naturally ouSbt Tn
mlnd oy ne statement, apparently well anthem
ticated, that Mr. Ralph Fsfnbam. the LAST snryi.
vor OF the battle of Bunker Hill, 10 under the
management OF persons in Boston, who poe Let a
goodiY portion of the money besto wed upon him
oy riHIors IL Is shame thar this veteran patriot,
on his appearance In public should be the snhisct
OF sofdd designs. What commentary upon
human frailty Is furnished by that mercenary
spirit which can use this Interesting centenaria m
as Barnum does t.yNhat - n ,js = - -
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au 2l-SIn

FHE UNION WILL. STAND. NOmhTTER
WHO'S PRESIDENT!
Consequently shall remain In WASHINGTON and
Sign and ORNAMENrkL PAiNTiNG. Gid,
ing IN al Its branches. Old Glazing promptly a.
Furniture In the best stsie also, csl attenton
70 the Palntins OF oofs and Brick Wallss -
est therefore solicit the patronage of my friends
And feov citizens of the District. Pune tua lty
ner. sr II - - - "
on will p ease mind your stops and stop at NJ
T. Z, rAhkER'S Painting Establishment, No. So,
and TIN sta. o'i
r; = signs put mp free Of charge, az usual.