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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK:

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk:
FOR sv.Tsven, 8lEx.l J, lS . H. l9;ls tExl I;W
Hs.), q: 80. 400 and tEx.b p. -.
For Bridgeport, I, tEi.l, r:SOA m. ni' tE1l 500
Ok, 3:aD $50 and tEH.l p. NJ.
For Milford and Stafford il;?oa $50 $3.50 p m.
For Farneld Southport aud Wesipor - H'~ n' 9''''
For Norwali T. $50, 1880 q NJ R:l5 lEI), $50 Ell
$3.50, 4;30, $50 OK pm. - "a. -.
For Dsren and Greenwich, 1880, u;ao = ~; 9'"' <;S
For Stamford, E. go, Il:3oa m; l:l' E1h 800
iEx.) $3.50, 400, $50. CAL pm. $500 ,,..
For Port Chester and n.erne date stations, So E;~-
IN. $3.50, iiV, $50 $50 m .,.,,.,
For Boston via Springfield. "a m tEn 800 tExh ep m.
For Boston, via Shore Line, iz:l3 iEI p IN.
For Hartford and Springfield tExI ii;1o M; ''os
(EIl ep M ,r 4. ,,,..
II 30 a. Northampton. .p
For Hartford, Providsncs and Fishkil RsiTosd sEA,
TO. New Haven, New.Londoa and s.onnstco Rsrssds a.
For Canal Rslrosd la:l5 p IN. to Northampton
For Iousatonic Rs.road. a. M
For Nsucatuck Railroad. So IA. p m
For Danoury and Norwalk Railrcad $3.50 NJ, 40 m
JAMES III. EOfl, Superintendent
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lCLOTE & JAMES,
.IS STkTIONERS PRINTERS ard BLANK-BOOK
DEALERS No Fultonst. Orders respectfully solicited
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u ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
& NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1862 COMMENCING NOV 10. 1850 i"4
Passsuesr Station in Newfork Z1th ~ arc ttn.v
Entrance 21thst
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New-York Exchange Bank.-staienent Of N.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE BANk required By Chsptr 2so Law.
the wevk erdHs Saturday the 2eA dsy Of Ptsus Is
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\ TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN

TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"a RAILWAY NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE; PAS-
sESGER TRAINS LEAVE NhM-xoKk, va , Inc E ~,
70 CiEVELAND o. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
connecting with railroads Cor all principal cities IN Vie We
is road IL being extended, and VIII be in complts
npiae order 10 Mansfield Gallon Urbsna Dayton, Gin in
unii end 81 Louis without break o; slnse . ,,,,,,,,,
r. IA GoopxAy, Gen. Ticket Az, Ii. h. oH EIIs fi'
- - '' Neadyil.r -. General snpt.
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vi PURrAIION COMPANY, yia GRoIoN;, - nEM,
Lu.iDOS. srONISGrON. PEOSIDENCE, NEWPoDI.
TAUNTON, and NEV. -BEDE ORD.--The splendid steamers
COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH l.OCh wlI i s
Pier No 10 V r. foot Of Coatsnd'-ss, day seSc'p' sun
day. e. ?. 80 70
Freight taken low by any other line Office oil Co-
pony. No lis Westst., coine- Of touI tlandt-st-
New York Nov O. 1863. " nj. EDWARDS, Agsu'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

New-York County BauiS.-statemsnt Of ne MN
YORK COUNTY BANK required bJ Cha,tef W e'' 81 TO- d"
he goth ds5 Of ftJrusy ~;
of DscOunts ~, .i,t -
Average
Circulation w..
Av-rsse amount n pepnsfs. - go
C;ve ,I Couo,v Of S.sYork L. lssc -. 6fi Ni'r ~
View ok County La f. duly -rJ i AZ ht
ISAAC - DID - rtslaeL.
Sworn b. lore he ths 9oth day ofPebruary. ls'L .
49, L -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

LEArHIR MANUFACTURERS BANK al the CRY Of View foFt az
Chapter 1885, the weei ending sao'oS'
The gUth day OF February. 1874; 1900. .os m
Aysrasc AMOUNT Dsconut, ox
srecie oVo,o'" -
A,s'sse 'nooo' o. ~ oh'D'''' o. '' ' 4a,s.s 90
Average amount OF Dcpos
Of New yort. Ncbois- p fhl'r
Lzfhrr being duly sworn, crEo,s ana say
to TIE b. nv tsv Ease ano 20
L-l ~ fALNLhr CAsnef.
sworn before tbs goth Gay q February, 1854.
uutt NJ Phil
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nI,ntfan COMPANY,

W1nhiffHn COTnnNnN.-SftftInFIt OF VIC
COMPANY Cy 81 GsJ balance
oo~s accounts endrs Saturday morning, the
20; DAY OF rsfusly. lsc4. -
Loans and Dsouns e8oSoOS5 Vs
mount OF Specie Wv
n,e an.unt OF 4 on 1854 30
-
CITY County hewYotk John Hsrbers.r Cashier
e Msnbasp Cofp the City o New Yost b-s duly sworn de
know a % beltL J. :. iAhBEhtfhi IAshit'
sWorn before me SD dsy Of February, 1904
Ip-tx T. n Notary fubie-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

Grocers, Bank.-Statenento Of the UItJC hNo DhI'N,
1 Nv OF Sew Ynl rraIrci ~ Chlgr AZ Laws ltoS N
a I'll epiinr Saturday the 2orh day Of February, i4 49,
Ay,se amount Of Loans AMI cVye,slV -
aupU Of
Of CrcuiztlDn 80 w
afrJu fuf
1t YORK Samuel B Whe CashA 81 The
Gros Ciy u New for beue day -"orn dpe so1
a.. - ~. ,y Ut is correct; est u knowledge aud
bcIef SAMUEL u WHILE tAs"si'
svo-a h,ot III. ED day Of February. lS4.
u. + w.rsos Notary Pubic
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uonovcrB enlt.-Statement Of In. HANOVER BANK, |

Hanover Banlt.--Sts'ement Of tbs HANOVER BANK
YORK hy Chr er 30 Laws 1853 Tor the veek End
ius Saturday. the goth day Of f-bfusry, let4; -
Arerag- end Discounts 81
hyerase a. ount OF spec.e ............. i42,Jri 81
o Circulation. IO:0cS 0o
eri Coan;y O; Scs York l. Taos l. Taylor, tsscf %
Hanover New York dolly depe and bat The
SE0wlege aoi behs.
Tllos. L. TAYLOR, Cashel
sworn b-iore this SD day Of Fetraary issf.
JAs W. HlLr, Notary Pnbhc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

Ocean EnnH.-Staiemont OF the OCEAN bANh, Is re-
Chatter OF is Tor The week eDds ssi aay INC
sJth day U February lsjfs $500. 40
A,erase amount snd Dscoants e210sogn o.
a a 1851, ', c.,i..,,r p,,yfS 90
CITY and Conn,y ofow Yob. Cbsies Palmer Csc o. VIC
Ocean affirmed deIose ehd h.i the tp"'e A"
mepi correct 20 TIE be kBov.edgc aud bsIe' 49,.
W CHARLES PALMER, Cashier
A ~ M HrsEr Pilsn Notary Pubic
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phenix RnnL.-.stnt. 1ent the PMENIX BANK Of

City OF OH required by CHAPTER IN Laws OF 1888 "f he
wei caiis SATURDAY, the :ch day Of February t a, M
Average of Lnans ani D.scoans-. ebblsS ~
Of Specie 1Sss'sss ~
rn1uut ei sS'ooy -
Aver ol pcIOs!fr. w.
CITY and County Of sew YORK., Peter NJ hsol oashet
o ~ prenix tank being daily denr ana shy tst W
correct "a toe best Of my knossss $40
ssorn befor. me this ed day Of F-br.sy. 1874 nh.
Tho, SosSsss, Notary Public
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sICiioI AsR.ss as required by Chapter 40 LAVE Of 1885, io
me wee. rndiHs saturday .oh dsv Of February, l
Aversse amount and DscoIris sie5spSs 90
.s a."a.,. ~ c,r,l,,ian ........ 2s,5gO OO
Of Dcro-lts kxoi.ot" w
CITY aud County Of Ses York Afchd Psfbhu C.sef
az ,he Saint NicoAs Rsnk, being duly drse su ssy
that the going true 20 the be OF snsSse
.nd bsiief A. PARKHURsr
saDse rbed and sworn 9oth DAY fsop.p
Ros,ss LIrrLr. Ho,sr, Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

IRVING 3auIS,--staiersnt &C IRVING BANK. as re-
qre m Ctaper o law, Of 1855 or ending saturday the
sO.h day Of February, iei: -. an, .,o
Average loans and D,corn;s.
average
Average smonui OF Deposits ~
the Bnk being duly pose and ssy that zoe ,ho,e e
Ia.pti i. correct. DANIEL V. II. BERfdOLf, Csshi-r
sworn Lefor, 10. this e0h day Of February. 1867
THoals =. OEis IT,, Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

,MTcHt"iCs RIYgISG ASSOCIATION, Of TIE City Of New
Yort Cssper 10 Law, Of la of TIE Wes ehes
SAT- fdsv, n. dsy Of lehrrbfy, 1874; -. ~.
lveras. OF Loans aud Dsc0uu, 90
amount OF CIrcGib'ou a,
Cyssd County OF Yofk Jh. H. fondA Ceshef o. ~.
M.r Baking beng duly sscf d-iD.e ad ~ ,ha'
n. soy ,;hrreni coert know eoze ana oer
JAS. II FONDA. Cssher.
Sworn b. ore 10. tbs sob day o. February. isa ~,
Wa T. F.sssIs. Notary PGtle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

Broadway Bunk.--Stsiemeot Of the BhoADHA1
RANK Chapter Of 1888 tor the weed endfs
aarosy. he e0sk day Of February, 1864; $1,000. m. .
s ss sr,, oi So. 4s7.625 S2
.eesss 80. ~ r, r~5l,fon 5s.it1 90
AvrraS AMOUR
CIV and County Of L. bvrtt CssfI Z" ne
prosdvsy snd h. Tue a''e ea
- J. T.. EVfRITr Cashi-r
sworn before u,eh s2d day o. Fsbrasry iss4 ~,
NJ. BAS44 Commissioner Oi DEEDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

- RAM OF 1HE STAFF NEWlORK, Of the City Of New
Tea a. required 1854 tor the week ending
saturday, s0th day Of FEBRUARY, is5i .o~ 100 .,
q Loans and Dslonh1
.s..ss s,snnt 81 sr.,, % oil 90
Ave
CIV aud County Se~ YOfs. J. Ceois W Duei cs'e
No. AZ be RsDk Of New yok, OF re CITY Of Ne"
fs tens duly shd tat the above Statement cor
nd 70 III. best my knowledge sno beAeL 49, , r,,.
s-ora tsioFs me I'D DAY ofTeSrusry 1904 n.r
J L.rlsacs SLOssOr, No'Ary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

Chemical Bank.-Sisieuient OF the CHEMICAL
nAEX .sresed ny cap, go Llws 1856 ior the ~efk ercui
Saturday .Ob day OF februsry, 1865
OF and Discounts
49, ofC Sc.b1
A,esss Derosts 6SVS'tVs
Ceors. the Chenta Bank, 0uiv
statement true 20 m ost o.
sy tpos~ Add belief g. g. W li-LlAH4s, CAs.irt
sworn before 70. eota DAY Of February, 1904
II. c. I.LixIs SO'srv rubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
Serenfh Ward Bank.

seventh ward Bank -Stateb'ht OF INC st.' Is = IN
required By CHAPTER 20. Laws Of so5 Tor ths
week sadng Saturday the 0tb day Il fttfuAfy. lsf
Loans aud el,ss6lot ~
amount Specie eliSoo W
sulOrnt Vi Circulation Of the ate seventh
Of Depa.is 1ssx2to 81
CT, and County 1.JAss Bfsne C~h.,f
Ard BAnt brio 90 s.on dsss .sy
the Bot of rtse aud bee
T. BHAiNI. ActIs Cssher
sxorn bsior, ills ga day " srcary, irA ,n.
HELf. Notary Publc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

Park HnnI.-Salrnl.nt Of 'ho FAHh BANh, Of ths
York; required ~ Caaer So Law, Of is i'' INC
cning SATURDAY. he 10Th cay Of February 1866 o-
y.nsr u Loans and Dscouuts-.- e-..dx'v ~
Averase amount o. IN ~
CITY County OF hexrok, rsi J. l. Worth. Ss'h.I o
Park beng duly dSo-e and saJ tnftnc sooe
j L. WORTH, Casher
WI. NJ Mars, Notsry Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

pUTCHERs AND DROyERs' BANk r-gdrsd ~ CAsp'f o
Law for ending saturday the FHh day 81 fepsy
49,
Average Of IosDs and Discounts
of CIcu aton
OF Depo-'s b'",s'~'S
CIV md COMFY q Sewio Robert r. Penn CAstne
n ps Butchers eepo-e and ray ihs
X r. PLRItIa, Csshen
a "a I.Yton (Onm Z Deeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

NInrket Bank.-sts,emenl Of the MARKET BANK
chsrs 20 Laws for the week ending saturday
toe ON dsy OF febrgsTy, 1874:
iy-rsse smouni Loan. and Discounts t285tsS -
iv.,,s. srouu, a, S,~ri. .............. a0t,4si 81
Avesr. amount Of Creulaton e'ses ~
Cry County % New York. l. A Gilbert Csshier
MARKET Bak rs day sep1s and say hat ths -De'
..ieueni cosIect knowedte Esd t-let
a GILBLkr. Cashier
Tsos.. iIrsoep. No,Ary Puble.
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Rnn,. of the Commonwealth
Bauk of the New-York Dry Dock Company.-

Hank ", - = - ,,..t
~ YOVk CHAPTER 90 Laws Of 1905, or me week
Ian, SATURDAY 0h DIV OF February letfi - 49,. a..
s.e,' 49, =, So, ................. .a2.oi5 10
Aeetes' 49, C.-.r..I~n ------....... ss,s.a 90
ar .Dd Yorb WIN T. Meeker Gas ~ ~ ne
daily deIo.e and saw thai tue eo'e
s.sr.a-eo, 5 coeci " fnowledge and bes
W p MEfNEB, Cashier.
s~osp<sore me The "a day Of February, lse'
Kisses 4. Gtnsos Notary Pub'c.
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=
Marine Bank.-S,a.eMeDt OF the MARINE bANh,
a.reled Chapter 90 Lsws 1868 FOR the week eadng
SATURDAY. the a0th G4y OF Frbr-afy, Itii
Av-fsf- Of Loan and D1coun;s -tl,sII,ttS W
Average amount OF I.a.y. ~
cunt o. tfcuihiJnL
.
Ctys County Of Iott, J. D. Lanser Cashier 81 tbe
being duly depOse th. TIE a'os
J DE LAMAIER, CASHIER
sworn before rne this e2d day o! februsrJ, lsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

Citizens Buuk.-Sia'er.eut o. The CITIZENS BANk
,.su.d b. C-ps~r o. IAss OF 1884, for the week ending Saturday
tke 9oth day Of febTns y, lsO
A,,f,s. Ious and Daouns .e99 90
90
O. Circulation l6tts. 90
Ave- ...-.
Cay OF ke~iOrs = X CoosiCcs Cashier o.
Bshk benz duly sworn o-o-e and ssy that the above
.,st.usus "a ooec 10 ne Of know beh.L
: ~. COnsTOCK Cs,Aer
s.ors besos. this edh Gay OIL ebu.sry, ls,t
jas. ". P0r, Notary PtbEe.
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GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION


viii tnil nom Boston. - 81
Cabin and S7u: Steersse So to 81 Johns n f. Sfo
" and S20-Cold or its equivalent
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28
Pure Rive WHISKY.

o. BBLS. Superior Rye Whisky in stor.
20 which we warrant strictly pure, under
affidavit before any Magistrate. For sale BY
he Barrel or Gallon by
o. 4 A. HENKING.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28

Will stand at the following points alternative
ly during the season of 1864, which will com.
mence on the LIST day Of April:
At the farm of Eugene Donnally, in Green
township, near Rodney, from the Ist to the
10th of Aprl.
At the stable of Peter Knopp, in Cheshire
township, on the llth Of April
Also at F. Burners near Gallipolis.
The Orphan Boy is beautiful dark dapple
Bay, full sixteen hands high, fine form, and
powerful nerve and action. All Judges of fine
Horses in this country, are unanimous in their
opiRions that he is in all points "the finest
Horse in Southern Ohio He has taken the
first premium at every fair in Gre+nbrier and
Monroe counties, Virginia, at which he was
offered.
fEDIeREr.-The Orphan Boy was sired by
the celebrated race Horse Glencoe, dam by
Leviathan, out of Magdalen by Medoc.
The owner offers premium Of Sl0for the
best colt from Orphan Boy during the year
1864, to be exhibited in Gallipolis, on the lst
Saturday of October next. Also a premium
of sos for the best colt from him in the year
1865. to be exhibited at the same place, on the
LIST Saturday of October of that year
TERMS Twenty FIVE dollars to insure a
mare with foal, to be paid as soon as the fact
is ascertained; and 81 90 to the Groom at the
time of service. Mares from distance will
be taken care of at reasonable rates, but no
accountability for accidents or escapes. Per
sons parting with a mare before she is known
to be with fnal, foIfeit the insurance money.
J. W. DEVACHT, Owner.
HENRY ZIMMERMAN, Keeper,
March "a, 1864
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Undertaking
IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Given particular attention. We are prepared
to eclipse all other establishments in the
place. Our hearse is unequslled, and our
Terra Gotta Caskets. aud Burial Gases Of the
very best Manufacture. n OfEll
having prepared ourselves for embalming
the dead, bodies can be preserved by our
process, in these eases, without any pereept-
ible change Ample time, therefore, is given
relatives to again Behold the features Of their
departed friends. What is claimed by our
facilities, is the preservation of the body from
decay so long as may be needful to meet the
necessities OceasiOned by the event Of death
from home, or TO satisfy the longings Of alb
sent friends. This ordinarily, is all that even
affection can desire. but much more is claimed.
Bodies, in many Instances, are preserved for
years. Our facilities protect from intrusion,
fran intermingling with the earth. from
water and from vermin, and therefore, may,
at anytime. be removed from one burial place
to another, no smell escaping TO render it un-
pleasant to friends.
An assortment of Cherry and Walnut Cof-
fms always on hands. Persons coming from
the country for cofins. can always have them
upon short notice. Fine hearses and quiet
horses ALWAYS ready for attending funerals.
JAS. S. A. 4 R. SKEES.
GallipOlis, o.. Feb. 4. 1864.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28
Sam. Humphreys S
Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the sub
~ seriber has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator on the estate Rf Samuel
Humphrey, late of Gallia county, o.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Admir-.
April 1864.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28
L was asked on the

street, where Mccormick d Lupton
got their Coal from. It's what suits this part
of town.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28
Notice.

design closing up my hooks on the LIST Of
L February. 1864. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to me for coal delivered
previous to that time. will greatly oblige me
10y calling at my residence on Third street
in Gallipolis, before that time, and adjust.
ing the same.
JONATHAN HAMILTON.
Jan I lS63-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28
STATISTICS OF , THE STATE
OF OHIO.

In population Ohio stands third.
New York first, Pennsylvania Sc
eond.
In real estate and personal property,
third. New York first, Pennsylvania
second.
Real eatate and personal property
in Ohio; Sl,193, s98, ,422.
In improved land second; 1906.
5S7 acres. New York first.
In horses first, 622,829 horses
Illinois second. New York third.
In mich COWS first; 696 300 cows.
New York second, Pennsylvania
third.
In other cattle third: 901 7S1.
Texas first, California second.
In sheep first, 053 S37. New
York second, Indiana third.
In swine Gtth. 2 It's 623. Indiana
first, Missouri second, Kentucky
third, Illinois fourth.
In wheat fourth: poor crop. IA
532 $40 bushels. Illinois first,
Wisconsin second, Indiana third.
In Indian corn third. 70 637 140
bushels, Illinois first, Missouri Sc
cond.
In oats third: Is 479 1873 bushels
New York first, Pennsylvania Sc
cond.
In wool first 10 64s 161 pounds.
New York second, Pennsylvania
third.
In Irish potatoes third: s 752 S73
bushels, New York first, Pennsylvania
second.
In wine first, 56e $40 gallons. Cali
fornia second, Kentucky third.
In butter third: so 495 745 pounds.
New York first, Pennsylvania Sc
cond.
In clover seed second: 216 545
bushels. Pennsylvania first, New
York third
In cheese second; % 75s pounds.
New, York first, Vermont third.
In Hay third: 1 443 142 tons
New Y ork first, Pennsylvania Sc
cond.
In Railroads first, 600 and some
hundred miles. New York second,
Pennsylvania third
A glorious and prosperous record,
riyalling the Empire. State, and old
Keystone Pennsylvania ateyery step
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28
Land for Sale.

THE subscribers offer for sale, Section No.
| l9, in Township No 5. (Green TownshiP,)
of Range No. Is, in Gallia county, Ohio; said
tract is situated on Raccocn Greek, n short
distance above Harrington's Mill, and about
six miles from Gallipolis. The subscriber
will sell the whole, or parcels to suit pur-
ehasers. Terms Of sale made known on ap-
plication. L. PERRY.
Gallipelis, March 8, 1864.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28
Medical Notice.

THE undersigned having located at
Il Harris burg, t;sIlia county. Ohio, for the
purpose of practieing Medicine, respectfully
tenders his servIcesto the surrounding pub
lie. II. HUBERT n. d.
Jan. %, Is64.-2m.s
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28
If you wish to keer

warm and your spirits up. go to the
lower end of the Wharf. and get
some Of Mccormick & Luptou's Coal
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28
Tobacco,

Tobacco,
DRIGHT pounds, various quantrti
ID Half pounds, Bright and Dark;
Fig and Pan Cake tobacco, de-;
ALSO,
Fine cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
In quantities 10 suit.
D. S. FORD & BRO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

TIE present position ard with the resi- marched mile
and bali up the road IN time TO again confront Gen.
Wilson With six hundred and fifty men, Gen. Fine
gan held HIM in check tour hours, and they were four
oug and anxious honrs. By the burning OF houses,
Wilson had early in the morning given signals OF dts
tress which must have been In the ankee army
We knew not at what hour Sheridan supported by in
fantry would p0uace upon rssr. At length, Gen
Fitz Lees cavalry came to assistance. In the in
eri1 the raiders had thrown 10 hastily constructed
but quite serviceabe breast works.
With Cen Finegan upon the left, and Gen. Lee up
on the right, it decided to charge at once And
deei 1t was charge, will be seen by comparing the
fruits OF victory already enumerated in your paper with
the disparity of the numbers of the conbatants. Gen.
Wilson commanded five or elk thousand Yankees OF
Inc Artillery captured seven pieces were taken By the
Florida troops. could act more CALAMITY than
did Lees cavalry.
1t seems to be Gen Finegans fortune always to fight
large odds. At Lake City, Fla. with two hundred ane
fifty men, he repused twelve hp ndred of the enemy
Ocean Porda he routed eleven thousand Yankees with
orty-two hundred; at Gold Harbour, with his and
Perry5 brigade, be captured the works lost by Brock
enrldge, and Grove from them multitude ui invaders
while bis recent exploits are known to you.
We proud Of the little State that sheds it's hes
blood so freely for common is attestet
the fact that it has to this State fortyfour hun
| dred men, aud unwilling to believe that Virgin
a journals give full credit only to Virginia troops
| A PRIVATE,
Co. E, 9th Fla. Regt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14
FROM JACKSON.
town..

NOBLE, ALA, July 9Th, 1884.
dispatch from Jackson dated the 9TH says: Last ever
ing we drove enemy from LETT on the field We re-
newed TIE fight early this forenoon. The Sighting THROUGH
cut has been The has been severely Punhad
ard were closely pursued to Chiffon where owing to long
end rand marches and the jaded condition OF amin
Tho ,rapt cease6 Our 100 killed and wounded,
amopC whom 10 Gen. Gohson, who is severely though not
dangerously wounded six captains we're killed We cap
u,ed 20 prisoners report he traiuS were burned to
facilitate their ht. The enemys loss unknown They
left 20 killed ard wounded to-day on the ned 4hey are
moving their wouuded very rapidly. 49,
Tba majority of our troops were raw militia, having
nevfr entered q battle field before,