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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-05
Notice.

W7ILLIAM JOHNSON and Mary Ann
w his wife, late Mary Ann Blake, and
Arius L. Blake, will take notice that petition
was filed against them on the 18th day Of
january, A. D. 1863. in the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county Of Gallia,
and State of Ohio, by Marcus J. Blake, and
is now pending therein, wherein the said
Marcus J. Blake demands partition IN the
following real estate, to-wit; The north east
quarter Of section numbered eight, in Town
ship numbered six, Of range numbered fifteen
Of the Ohio eompany's purchase. Also TWEEN
ty acres Of land of Of the east side Of the east
half Of the northwest quarter Of said section,
all lying and being in Springfield Township,
Gallis county, Ohio; and at the next term Of
said Court, the said Marcus ]. Blake will ap-
ply for an order, that partition may be made
Of said premises and dover assigned therein.
MARCUS J. BLAKE.
By ANsRLM T. HoLcoxB, his Attorney.
Jan. %, lS63.-6w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-05
Wanted,

A MAN 10 attend a saloon. II he will
N coma well recommended, he can get
GOOD situstion. Apply at this Office.
Jan. Is, 1853.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-05

HORRIBLE AoerDEEr.-A boy named
Joseph Onkst, about l8 years OF age.
met with an awful accident 10 Gaylord 8
Rolling mill yesterday morning. which
produced death in a short time. He
was wearing an army overcoat, and in
csrelessly reaching for water over the
couplings Of the rolls, the coat caught
and dragged him between the coup
ling, holding him there. The engine
was stopped as soon as possible. but
not before forty or fifty revolutions had
been made. His body was horribly
mangled. and scarce a bone but was
crushed. The boy was not employed
in the mill, aud his death resulted from
the grosest carelessness on his part.
His father is at present in Pennsylvania
on q visit.-Por:s. Times.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-05
ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY,
FORD, CONN.
s5th Semi-annual Expose.


ASSETS, JANUARY, 1863.
Market VALUE
Cash, Treasury Notes d Ger s.
ti6estes, on hand and depos-
tied on call, and in Agents -e.r .-.
hands, lid S436,561 Al
Bank Stocks of New York, =
Hartford, Boston, st. Louis,
Philadelphia and other l...
places, s63,sOl 90
United States aud State Stocks
of Kentucky, New York,
New Jersey, Ohio, Michigan g. IHnHE
and Indiana, III 567 ,4s5 90
City Bonds, New York, Hart
ford, Brooklyn, Rochester,
Jersey, Milwaukee. 237, 7,l6O 90
Railroad Stocks, Hartford d
New Haven, Conn. River,
and Boston d Worcester, 1855 90
Mortgage Bonds, I70,435 90
State of Connecticut, Temper
ary Loan, IOQ, 900 90
Real Estate, Unincumbered, S,963 l6
Gross, - ~ S2,663,lIO SO
LESS LIABILITIES: "a
Losses, Unadjusted
J.sssrS and pis Dividend. sss; sl7''0'' z Il lk'
Paid, lF 10000 90 $329, ,G39 II
uIssL DgEr sTOss 1ss T rci ,sa NET s2ss4 ,e7o 81
Respectfully solicit, and win take pleasur
in attending to your insurance wants.
| R. L. STEWART, AaEsT.
1 z
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-05

DIPHrHERIA EpIDKxIc.-The ravages
of diphtheris in the northern counties
Of Vermont, during the past year,
were terrible. In Lyndon, with popu-
lation Of 1900. $50 died--nearly every
case Of diphtheris. Whole families
were swept away. One family Of four
beautiful children. with their young
mother and her sister. were carried of
in the course Of few days. In DAN
vile, where the nsual list of mortality
seldom exceeds 80. last year it went up
70 $50. A lady living 10 Stewards
town. N. H., lost IA cousins in the town
OF Burk. The average length Of sick
ness is three days. but in many cases
the destroyer does IFS wofa in "a and
la hours.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-05
Wanted.

Wanted.
Gk000 In Gold, Silver, and Demand
POUOO Notes, at my Office.
E. s. MENAGER.
CallipOlis, Dec. IS, 1862. ra-- rf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-05

C. HESKEe, Esq.. viii furnish bonds and
every faellity . subscribers in GslliPolis.
Dec. 25, le62-s
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-05
Seeds.
Wanted.

A STEADY middle aged woman without
N children Is wanted in the capacity Of
Housekeeper in q small family. Good refer
enees as to character will be required.
Address @. H., at this Office, or Box No. IS,
Gallipolis Post-ofice.
Dec. 25, 1862.
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Respectfully solicit, and viii take pleasure
in attending TO your insurance wants.
R. I. STEWART, AsEsT.
Feb. 5. 1868. 80. -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-05

Party AT the DEPoT HoUsE.-The gen.
Stlemen connected with the B. & NJ. Rail
road, resident at Ottumwa and in various
ways connected with that admirably con-
Quoted road, complimented their hosts of
friends with a most elegant and appropriate
party, at the Depot House, on Friday eve-
ming of last week. The whole world and
the rest of mankind were there, filling the
numerous rooms of the hotel to repletion.-
The company was agreeable, the music en-.
livening, and the entertainment excellent
Everything passed off like a marriage bell.
The following are the toasts produced on
the occasion
The President of the United States and
his Cabinet-Ihe Mayor and City Fathers
of Ottum,ca: May the first make speedy and
good roads into the heart of Dixie, and the
last go,d side walk to the Depot House.
The .Supcrintsndents Of both Roads
MEssRs Fl. TBEILsoN and Gro. WILLIAMS,
Jn.: May they run their Roads so far West
and North, and be freighted so heavy, that
the Iron Horse may be glad to find a breath
imp point at Ottumwa.
The Operators Of both Roads: May they
always have good head Of steam, run on
time, never let a break slide, and always
have good tally sheet when they arrive at
, their journeys end.
Our Absent Railroad Friends-At Home
on duty, or on tie Tented Field May they
never be less happy than we at present
Woman The RAILROAD mans first, best
;, and last friend
By the President, DR.. Black:
Our Host--pETEK: TIE prince Of good
fellows; may his patronage always be COM
mensurate with his viii to please.
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While war absorbs the minds of men,
And all true hearts wish peace again,
While patriots brave have left dear homes to figh
For Freedom, Liberty and Right;
Yet party strife still seems to hold the sway,
And politicians SIGHT TO rule the day y:
Forgetting. that, united we must he,
Or ne'er exist nationally free.
IT'S hard indeed that ALL for cnuntrys sake,
Can not unite as ONE, from Gulf to Lake;
But worse by far that we in North should drag
To earth hv wranglng our once noble flag
There's ill one hope--and one is all,
To hold our right avert our fall;
TITS simply this-'nlij cannons roar
Proceed to Betts's Clothing Store;
The antidote he gives for cnre
Is mild and pleasant, md tits sure:
lie sells Won first, Coat, Pants, or Hat
And then to match, nice Crayat;
II still you want you'll get shirt,
Which comes to you as cheap IS dirt;
lie keeps &c give to all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts, Caps and Boots
Or anything that You may Lace,
From Shoe.strngs to carpet-sack.
For those that ready ma de won't please,
Hen meet their wants, their troubles ease
lie keeps the best of goods on hand,
Give fits that can't be beat by man;
Ais styles are new, and always neat,
For tasty dress he can't be beat.
Come then! come all and buy ofthose
Who gives you bargains in your clothes.
0ttumwa Nov. 90, 1862.
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Marble Hall.

WIN. Moli has removed from the Senate
TO the opposite side of Front Street, into the
former dining room Of the Carroll House,
uh,ch he has fitted mp in the best style for
n restaurant and saloon. and where he in
tends to cater for the wants of the public in
little the most satisfactory manner ever at,
tempted in this city
IF you yant GOOD soup. from loa to II
YOU can find it at Marble Hall.
II you want fresh oysters, prepared in any
style, 60 to Marble Hall. They are receiv-
ed from Baltimore every day by express.
IL you want a glass Of good Beer or Ale,
YOU will find both Mt Marble Hall
In short, Marble Hall will be found a
pleasant place to spend social hour. Call
and try it on. WM: MoLL'
Ottumwa, Oct. 81, 1853 s4.4n
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II affords Us pleasure 10 Announce an ac-
c.ssion. and lnahle oae, we are satisfied,
to our business community, in the person
re q. S. Stout, who, in connection with Dr.
Cowan, has snur chased tie Drug establish
lishment Of W. S. Scott, corner of Front
and Market SITS. We are we'll assured that
this extensive house, under the present man
agement, will maintain and increase the good
reputation which it has enjoyed while under
the control Of its late proprietor.
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Religious Notice

A very interesting and successful
meeting, is now in progress in this city. at
the Christian Church. Elder P. I. Russell,
nm able aud Interesting speaker, is condact.
: ing the meeting Let all those who wish to
hear and learn for themselves the peculiar
teachings Of that Church, attend this meet
ing. There will be preaching every evening
at candle-lightin The resident Minister,
iMr. Love- who has been absen; for a mum
Der Of days, is now at home and VIII con-
tribute what he can to the interest Of the
meeting.
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pR, BAKERS PAIN PANACEA.

eve are not in the habit of endorsing patent
medicines, unless we have indubitable proof
DR BAKERS Of their efficiency. In view OF the
multiplicity of quack nostrums
PAIN with which the country is con
tinualiy flooded, 1t becomes of
NACE A. ten the duty Of tn e journalist to
warn the pihlic against imposition than to commend
medicines and remedies that possess merit hut when
medicine earns for itself reputation, and becomes
an absolute necessity in ey cry family where there
Is disease and when those who use II never after
dispense with I. when they In need Of remedy
for pain disease II then becomes the duty OF the
journalist to make such medicine remedy as wide
ly known as possible. Our attention has frequently
been called, well by those who use the medicine
as those who sell it. to the unexampled success Of
BAKERS PAIN PiNACEA, which has gained a
and meets with sale unequalied by any
medicine that has been sold in this country
Marshall Illinoisan,
For $, lie by J. L TAYLOR, Ottumwa. [Dcc.2
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Oar unusual mild, pleasant white,

Orr unusual mild, pleasant winter
weather. underwent sudaen change on
Sunday last, and the two following days
were decidedly chilly. On Tuesday morn
ing. thermometer on the bluff indicated
II deg below zero The river is again
frozen over, and or ice dealers are awaiting
themselves Of the first opportunity to lay
in that slippery article.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-05

DAyENPoRr, Iowa, Feb. 2, 1863
Warrants have been served. by the
United States Marshal, upon DIR. }. j..
I,mtes ofthis city, and theodore Sauxy
Of Iowa City, for issuing and circula-
ting checks or shinplasters OF less
determination than one Dollar. Indict-
ments were found against these gentle
man at the last term of the United
States CT, cult Court held at Desmoines.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-05

The Measles, we regret to say, have
broken out in the 7th Cavalry, now in camp
,, a, this place. Several cases are in hospital,
oil doing well
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Goral Notitrs.
sprtiat Notitrs

TUND NERVOUS SUFFER- Frs OF BOTH SEXES
81 Reverand Gentleman having been restored
to heath in few days. after undergoing all the usu-
nj routine and irr ocular extensive modes OF treat
ment, without success considers IL his sacred duty
TO communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
MEMS OF CURE. Hence. on the oceipt Of an adj
dressed env eope, he viii send Cree) copy OF the
preservation used Direct 30
Dr. JOHNM. DAGNALL 1856 Fulton st. Brooklyn Y
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1t commenced showing on Tuesday
night. and still continues at this writing. -
A regular North Easter.
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BURLI NsT0N g. mo. River r R

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cy-It is the Best Laay's Magazine in The World.
TRY TT FOR ONE, YEAR.

PREMIUMS FOR GETTING or CLUBS!
Three Five, Eight or more copies make club. To
every person getting up club Of Three, Five Eight
or Twelve copies, an extra copy copy OF the Maya
zine for 1863 will be given, our mezzotint for IRA
ming "Buny an Parting from his Blind Child In Pris
on" To every person getting up club of Sixteen,
two of either Of the premiums will be sent.
Address postpaid CHARLES J. PETERSON,
500 Chestru, Street, Philadelphia.
tHspecimens sent gratis, when wri'tsn for
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OTTU NJ WA
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY

J. NJ. McELkof, $3.50. 80. ....rrinciPai'
MISSES HALLowAY, and WILSON, Assistants.
The Fifth year commences on Monday, SEPTEM-
Der sth 1862 at the Presbyterian Church and rooms
attached.
-Four terms often W eeks each In the year.
Tuition from A3 to So ordingto studied
Special facilities offered to persons wshingto quail
ify themselves for teaching.
Pupils admitted at any time, and charged from
date of entrance. No reduction, however, VIII be
uas for occasional absence unless by special agree
IN e MT In case of sickness.
boarding can he obtained 81 sais thsiimss
Jply .. lSoA
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GOING WEST.
CITY NEAT MARKET.

~0F HAVING purchased the f4YXA
NIx&ty2 building and business for-1ErczSfs~
$EsfSJ nerly occupied and conduct EAsnS4-7
-----A---A ed by J. W. Brown, L desire TO inform
the citizens Of Ottumwa and vicinity, that shall
continue to keep an ass rtment of
FRESH MEATS, POULTRY, sAUSAGEs, LARD &C.
Tn short article usually Kept in establish
ment ofthe kind, and at prices to snitth times.
THE HIGHEST PRICES paid for STOCK, Poultry,
Game, Butter, sc. NJ. McPARLIN
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Local and Miscellaneous
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
OrTUMWA, IOWA.

Arrival and Departure of Mails.
OrTUMWA, IOWA.
EASTERN MAIL,
VIA B. & NJ. R. n. r.
Arrives Day-Sundays excepted-at Ills D. IN
and BOO p. m. Leaves at 6:35 a. m. and 2:15 ~ NJ
Time half an hour faster than common. Mail closes
half an hour before the train leaves.
SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokuxl
VIA x. FIT. DIN. 4 NJ r. n.
Arrives Daiy-sundays excepted-at lis. p. M,
and leaves at l:15 p.
WESTERN MAIL,
VIA 4. TT D. NJ. N. r, r.
Arrives Daily-sundays excepted--at 115 D. m:
and leaves at l:15 p, M.
NORTHERN MAIL,
VIA DiuLoNEGA sIGouRNEY
Arrives every Friday at O'Clock p. m, and leaves
very Thursday at o'clock a. m.
SOUTHERN MAIL,
VIA PIT fsABEI BLOOMFIELD
Leaves daily Sunday excepted, ct 1870 p m, and
arrive at loo p. m.
WESTERN MAIL, (Blakesburg).
CARRIED THREE TINES WEEK
Arrives and leaves every day, at O'Clock, p m.
J. w. NORRIS, p. NJ.
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All persons buying Gold, Demand Notes. or dealing
In Exchange, are requested to make application for
Licsnce as Brokers.
ders.ns buying and selling Hogs should apply for
license as Cattle Brokers.
Dealers In Coal are required to make application
for License as Dealers, and also to make return OF
the amount of Coal sold by them.
Dealers OF every kind who have not already made
application for license should do so ut once at the
Ofce of the Assistant Assessor for Wapella County
Iowa. j. T. HACKWORTH,
Assistant Assessor for Wapelio County.
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UNIFIED STATES INTERVAL REVENUE.
ASSESSORS OFFICE, FOURTH DISTRICT,

Iowa CRY, jan LIST, 1868. (
The Undersigned, Assessor of the 4th District Of
the State oflowa, in pursuance of Section ID, Of a
Law entitled IAN Act TO provide Interpal Revenue,
and TO support the Government and to pay Interest
on the public Debit" hereby advertises all persons
concerned that the lists VALUATIONS aud euumeratos
made and taken by the Assistant Assessor within the
County Of wapello, in said 4th D trct, may be ex-
amined on the First day If January, 1853, at the
Court House In Ottumwa that said lists viii remain
open at said place for the space of fiftecn days.
Notice is also hereby given that the 21st day
OF January at 10 O'Clock a. m, 1863, at the Court
expiration Of said fifteen days, appeals win he
ceiyed and determinee relative to any
excessive valuations enumerations by the said
Assistant Assessor.
GEORGE H.JEROME,
Assessor Of 4th District ofIowY.
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FASHIONS AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS

Each number, In addition to the coiored plate,
gives Bonnets Coaks and Dresses, engraved on wood
Also, a pattern from which Dress, Mantiia, or
Child's Dress can be cut out, Without the aid OF
manua-maker. Also, several pages of Household anu
al her Re
, 1863-11-14
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET,

FRIDAY ATEsfXGs Hov. Is, 1G65-
The money market for yesterday With the ercep.
ton Of slight change In gold might almost - well
he repeated fer to-day. Money consumes very close
with heavy active demand. Bankers supply Gus
TONERS to 4 literal extent, but the calls are much
larger and louter than tbs baIk pa.1or gentlemen
arc disposed to satisfy. Discounts very nr at 10 pei
cent.
New Yo1E exchange u anything Is shate closer
but prices are tho same as yesterday, VIZ: puuaH
tuJtnR s1s3H selllog, tie lower nEura by Sturges
sons to customers. The demand Ia active.
Gold opened In New York At $50 A. N LIT 1u.so
l47x: II. 1t7x P. .1t; the sazne agures rulins
to the Close. The busiug price here was l4salasY
usually the low er flsure.
Silver 7s501ao. CAnada 1E-soa coupons 1as1.
Legal Tsueer rotes arc still scarce and In very ac
tive demand, Buying 1sat; selling x@X.
FIRST NATIONAL BAyk AT MARION, IowA.-A Nj
tioual Bank hiss been established at Marion, Iowa
The Register Of that plaee says:
All tie parties interested are men long kuoyn here
s u 70 n1n 9s IT,. e. h s
II e. anq for nos a saq ngt
81 sspSsss ;Ss SSsiesRa esRss4
Gentlemen here acquainted With the officers assure
that tie complimentary 1otfce OF the Register II
Entirely Just and that they will make the II stituttou
one Of the best in the West, Il. Doo1t,le ESQ., Bar-
r No. 10 Clark street. Is the Chicago correspondent
oftne Bank.
Al ST. Lou1s.-N:T. Exchange scarce and trans.
actions Iangen at Is cent discount 10 par buvtnp
and selling. Monetary Affairs dnll.
At fn1Lpx1f.1No F. - change in monetary mat
AT c1Sc11SAT1.-The Gazette says: There Is no
PRESSURE IN the money market, b1t thcra Il seahy
demand for loans, aud this. with the usual arrange.
ments by the PORK trade for Accommodations, prom
ies the bankers all the business in the line Of tis
count that s desirable tor t1e present and
nov be ssta hat there T. fa employment for money
e II e5eess q thesupply but maet % Eecoected
trapsfef1e1 10 the Interior, to move the hog CROP
return through the Channels OF trnde,
The RAsK or PosT14o1The Detroi. Advertiser
bought The old charter OF lhe Bank or Pontiac
another of ne EA3 cats q ancient t1ues-and haEe
DO not know that any nen Of any promlnence ara
connected with the movement, Al yet. they have
Issued 70 h'ls b9t 70 gEes1me III tia intention u
IN his tenges viii tTer lend The slightest encourage
the bills Of any such tnst1tuu-n.
, 1863-11-14
1HE NORTHWESTERN FAIR.
Let the Soldiers Hear Of It.

NEEsks. Ep1rons: The late Northwestern Falt
stands rs noble proof Of tho interest our
communities feel In their soldier boys. It
Tas 60 general in Its sources, 40 lavish
in its bounty 80 generous in Its results,
thstit Is portion Of tho history Of this period
which deserves bright and prominent record.
Is It not dts,abla that the soldiers shall hear 1t
and adequately learn how strlki; ptosf It was
oftec interest and affection TINT ID felt for them
among the people They can only incompletely
Do, but scattered copies. Ny proposition is. thit
the Sanitary Commission be made the agency Of
distribution Of full pamphletrepo OF the North
western FatI. to be carefully and eults by col
lated and editedfsom the pubitshed records Ok the
occasion: Let the expense OF this be met By i
special fund Of CNK THOUSAND DOLLARS, which
will be sufficient for the eputpose. Itcan be easily
raised. and think that nine other persons may b
found who vail, with me. subscribe oae hundred
dollars apiece, not to refuse smaller sums, aud 4
1srget list Of subscribc1s, It will bo au OUTLAY
which will bring valuable results and carry TO oaf
soldiers u their camps rolumlnous and tangible
poof Of the loyslly that possesses tho people, Let
ne nrge the proposition upon your libe ii readers,
and invite prompt response. Yours. A.
Ch1caEO, Nov. IL.
, 1863-11-14
Grand Dinner to the Soldiers OF Camp
DOUGLAS.

In view OF the fact, that the Onion Soldiers at
Camp Doug1as did not receive q dinner as It was
announced they would, at the Great North western
Fair, recently held IN Bryan Hall, and inasmuch
as the Michigan Sharpshooterr, uudet command
Of Col. De Land, are about to leave for tho battle
teld. aitss having 80 faithfully discharged their
many aid 9rduons duties as guards Of a prison
camp, the Union ladies propose to glve to the col
diets at Camp Douglas grand dinner on THURS
DAY. TIE LTH INST. In order that the dinner
may be success, and that the soldiers may 81
entertained they deserve to be- It will be neces-
Fa,y that contributions be made Of meats turkies,
chickens, potatoes. parsnips, tufnIps, cabbaGes,
beets, pickles Of all kinds. bread butter, Hufts.
pies, cakes, tea sugar, cofee-and. In fact, eyery
thing that goes to make up good dinner.
It will be necessary that many things must be
provided BY the Committee, and in order to DO
that, they mutt be fufnished with money. The
ladies with to mhke this dinner Rtand ovation to
the soldiers Of Camp Douglas. The ladies, there
fore, very respectfully solicit contributions Of ey
ely kind. Contributions may be LETT at the music
Rtore OF Root d Cady, Clark street; at Reeds
Temple Of Music, Randolph street; Jas. g. Hoes
JeWeler, Lake street, and At hrs. FranklIn's 8, No.
8, Edffdge Court. Parties wishing to contribute
Will please leave notice at either Of the above
named places, stating whore their contributions
may be had, and the Committee will call for them
Contributions Hnet be handed in by Wednesday
evening, the 18th inst
Please be prompt and liberal in youz donations,
which will Please the soldiers, and greatly ob1Iga
Tue COMMITTEE.
, 1863-11-14

vo1pntce rcd 10 give his services Il OF the
Society, BE moved that vote Of thanka be fem
dcred.to Dr. McAlltstcr. Ctrried-
The Chairman appointed the folio wiag as mena-
annual Iii On Mnndsy, the Sol. instant: Dngaid
Stewart, Peter McFaf1Hue, John Aston, George
Apde son. and 8o1ono McKichan.
A vots Of tbspEs was rendered to the proprie-
tor. Of the Briggs Honse for the use OF the pst!or
for holdIFE z the E.cttine.
Mr.: Hugh Richie suggested that steps should
pc taRfn TO secure permanent place for holding
the me etsng- OF tte Society
MI. George Anderson moved that CO nmtttee
be appointed to make arrangements 10. procuring
1isd. 0S'' 0"s
~ Tho Chairman appointed George Anderson,
Hugh Hitch1e and Uugald Stewart committee to
fAks t1e necessary arrangements; ard the meet
ng adjourned.