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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-21
Sales of Governm'tP PROPERTY
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

STRAYED or stolen, on Friday night,
~ 10Th inst, large BAY MARE. in foal;
was either stolen or escaped from nv
wagon at Hopkins Turnout The above
reward will be paid for her delivery to me
IN Columbia, or at Major John s. Green's
Brick-yard, near Columbia.
Nov II 81 EDW w FISHER
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-21
RECEIVED AND FOR sALERv
l.. G. CLARKE.
Washington Street. OpDosjfe OLJ .zx;,

TOGETHER WITH
lBBONS, COLOGNE, TOILET pow
~ DER. VERBENA WATER. TON ~
SOAPS, SOZODONT, DIAPER PINS. To;Int
Powder Boxes, Silk and Leather Belts co.
sets, Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes. Gloves
Linen Linen Brads, Tape, shawls, Edgings, Bal,
moral Skirts, Calicocs, Travelling BAGS
Portmonaics, Canton Flannel, Cassim"sSaas,
and Cloths, for Gents wear, Blankets. Hats
Whalebone, Zephyr Worsted, Black Bomba''
zlne, Black French Merino, Black Alpaca
g. .. Diaper, Huck. Diaper, Cloak 0rna,
ments and Trimmings, Serpentinc silks and Ind
n Morsted Bra1ds, Fancy, Pearl, Agate, Bone.
ton Tuck Combs, Dress Trimmings. Ma
cellnc Shawl Pins, Menefour, Ladies' Me-;
no Vests, Drawers and Petticoats, Gilt and
Jet Belt Buckles. Gents Merino Draw.
and % Undervests, Waterfalls and Pads, Lace
Wells, Marcelne Silk, &c. Oc} 90
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-21
FOR SALE,

A SMALL FARM, within four miles Of
~ Columbia, near Landrums Pottery.
On the premises is a neat COTTAGE and
out-buildinGs; also, we'll Of most excel
lent water. For terms, &c, apply to the
subscriber, on the premises.
Nov IA tu3 NJ. s. IANDRIJM
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-21
By Levin & Peixotto.

THE undersigned would beg leave to call
Il the attention of the ladies and gentle
men OF Columbia to the fact that they have
received on consignment a selected stock,
CONSISTING OF CLOAkS. SHAWLS, A1ERI-
NOES, SHIRTINGS. FLANNELS. SHEET-
INGS, LADIES CATERS and BOOTEES.
HOSIERY and FANCY GOODS, of all kinds,
etc.
Gentlomcn will also find CLOTHING.
BOOTS, HATS, SOCKS, fine White Linen
Bosom SHIRTS, ,HANDKERCHIEFS, COL
LAKS, etc. LEVIN 4 PEIXOTTO.
The above goods will be sold at the low
est prices. Purchasers will please call
before purchasing elsewhere. Nov II y
, 1865-06-16
Miscelldnruus.
ASTROLOCY.

saceonds wEea ais oshrrs hsve failed
-, ALL WHO ARE IN TROUBLE,
ss - "a tsna 4
hayo nsen sedueed = false promises and decets II
81 81 7" = n.E e 20 s
ea19 q 4osr es A e % ths
your aad respee,abl,t1 ia spits of e1ii
no5. az a9t raas5. xho 81 dos6s of Tae 4aes
VAIN hores viii be .zalzsd.
In Lore Affairs He Never Fails.
Re has tas .scret q ~iznieE tse Affection, OF tho
ssP, a.ss9 .as A. .sss IL married Ts
stances. and the roAut hA always bee1
Il Speedy and Happy Marriage.
To msie thiasa mora sure. he wiz .hov ron the
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND Or WIFE.
He win tel y7u thei, ct-euuatanees and their tutu.e
r1ospects; ant what u RITTER san, b. can IN yoa
te.ard. ySa: Whas !. better tAan n. he can I'll 5oa
1sea xe 49e 4o yNg hnsrpy n7 a r. y sal
fespt. q =. eonms1ca .nd 6nstness anaaeoas 81
Ii ssn guide you to wealth. em,neneu and honor.
Taeu.a1, ,oisooa psa Eao vsre .ad aa
md Who stEnxkled s1iost aayesstty I'D nlsfortane
n ss Rsa e tss &c e. y:
as ss,Rs; m IT h as saves ~ e te9ss who wisely
Rich. Nnppy and euccessfal
In al their undertakings, while tho1e who E*rs
btncet bJ grsndice and ignorance. nsRtectiax hi1 3D.
ytca afo Still Abortnx AGAnst AdTerstty md poverty.
eAiiy. {sunaayS e1ceped) hon 10 4. N. 70 @P. NJ Il
Ills tce. 291 East II ad11on street, betWeen We1is
nAd Franklin. Chicago, 1ltnolA-
CONSULTATION FEE ONE DOLLAR.
r ny inclo4lnx four cent stAa1px. DR. RAPHAELB
1u1aE sn. 2 heath lonz Life Ns.lth, Rrnence and
NJ n aealckte he Alsh. and whose inrmires md In.
Trrsotpp' tp'esents :. II them rom get11nk married.
n.1TT ~ = ontAnca may Communicate pOyfTDKH-
Enata, ss,nn ssss. Il tbey incoss ONE DOLLAR Tor
nicatlona sud y each lestar. Al lsttest COMM
one dollar Il tns,nss sill - krc1 70 ise:s a5ess
>AdeTsss ~ ,rtteF. ~ foIiaTsne nen1snen II Fae
1-13A7sb :t Tt 7uAaIrSdn ~.
, 1865-06-16

Let thc en.csed read, and learn that I perfect aud
&c aeBt1 % :. cs sae
plAntx nca.cEoly thouKhtA, depsta4.Ia tf spirits,
.osy ios .! ss q nd pseuel us o. 90 s e.
growth, ~nst;sF awAv. and ~ani Of 1onndsooe Ii
I'd sssns u. a.t a n is, SonRs las
pfnsa says " requirs TO Be toid the NJ
Iure Of your q tnt k1eLl.u BuT4xlc PaYslIAy
enanle. him I: 6e.czibe lie dlseaaea w:nos sny a.
3nstion ftH II. patient 70 erP!t,n Y. o'is1eal
vaiustle stb: iii honsatiy and fraaKy le.s wheSer %
son can b. cured or moi. Ghis will sArisJ vous mind
I'D saTe SSu exfen.a. Tins, trouble Aa1 dllspro,nt
iel; It viii onI hsA'1a. md 1hsI j. o.tsr tbsu
Il It III s.ys soe! " Efon neinE stortea.d by
RAphsel 'hs tncNsh Botanic Pns,iciNa never lsilsd
~ to Estc ~ct cure OF Ill private. s.cret. aad
hsndrsace @r bosins.s ana vishoas II. .! bid,
covdY Or e. EDfu NJ dB4dty po.4onN kuch ~ are
n1e n91 @ romh :, ortntn. q M otoe. po.2ns No
Ea<e:eLle Ectlnicl Heraedies os>o u ntn. Hi
henfditH cure the uoss obstinate End taaSs.oue
nom the eyEtes xhrf ii othess have fsi,=d
Journal H:t Preventive II Innocent and taft. l: csra
net ins:h r. With elet or oceup3s;oa II .~pasates
tnect. It net only rceve9a non having chcrea bet
9t vii rrstorr *he IN onthiy p.riss eud ImIros- tGe
e.S 5sI en Sts * a. a.o a
at.ia o1tee LEI E.kt M.dlsaE II W41,t aid
.nsa Gs's,se u Soassls.i0s 2o..
esaide 70 Health u Ltrs, Win he tenI v I'll ~ao
~ II oelease ne1h: 80 ~aoss inr1n;site sad IN
oto%inK %nr he viii <end hls circular stou. ze
ting Rich En:lnen: Winning the scsctlons ., tee
71ALI1 hr ie+.er II they 1nclofe ONE T4,LLaIi far
seaons "a eesn ~ aaa coz
ndeutial. No Acswnf Will be given TO I.::e:s unlesx
:tss.. !. FL F. As;. e..
6t7 3, Chicago LII. t-1@A6s2 3 M-WAI
, 1865-06-16
l.tgat.

A sS1GNEE:S SALA.-ru,sosnt
r. acH, Of tnt sapetor Court OF Chicago, IN
worth q a. Public no; ce Il hereby etxrn II ~ -
ss Il a. ss -, q tse s!e Am fsdsTc
t8a. coGn4sEeIIE a. II O'clock II IL. xua ctnt1nntaG -
on g. - az I'LL ~ s9r aod sell 70 ead
PAID nF1H lSlt by leu b. vtrsae of en sIFn,st AZ
- tLe ~ tay Of Oc.ots q D. ISL coa..st:nr =.
1Eoolecle9 i5t:<, AecouEA tunxrrp a gnd ,thc- -
cnHnet also of:eH parcels of rial es;4Ls y
~ I'd t4e Acso.cins hlAne Of Wiacou9ln Hinntsots
9oFa Aat 1ndiEEa Gsle 10. take pl e. Il ma nN ~
sae saaxns, ~ cooos Bioek. I;esr6 m st * o'
JDHH r RJBIEsuN.
EHA6. r. PARKER
ynv,-, akhEI z. HELA,
~~N LEfas&,
, 1865-06-16

4 few days since General D. 8. Gooaloe.
Clah msn Of the Union Executive Commit
tee Of ktntucky, addressed letter to ex-
GoFe'nor Nagottin. stating that he had been
informed that he (MagotlIn) was in faTor OF
Tue constitutional Amendment, congratula-
ing him upon The fact, and requesting him
TO address the people Of Kentucky on this
Important question at such times and places
as Won3d suit his convenience. In reply to
tais: Genesal Goodloe yesterday received
tic following letter:
TEaFLz Hu1 tsEAR HAnn1sBuRol.I
d. Goop1or, Eaq., chairman. Sc.
Iy O<ar st'-l have Juat returned from fish
csy. fou are right in suppostns AM fol he Con.
:n1ut1onal Amendment. Slavery upon this coptt.
relt Is Eonc: L j. an accomplished iae1, aud tue
her. We want 10 dead issues in tue coming elec
lions, on WHICH, even If fuece.s IL att11ned~ nnth
ing beyond The election ofthe csndlda.es can be
pie ought to be deeply interested IN acting npou
living ISSUES, and IN saving what there il left oi he
Consutuuon-tae Government Of cur fathers, i
tried 10 t4ye IL all Just II came to US from their
hands. and w&s e1pUunded by the courts but, a.
this can't be done, Jet us preserve ali that it LEFT Of
y. onts,as o. tts ntegeF md We sasil tins have
tria1t through which we hare passed clearly Dc.
menssrate that the Government ia anply aa,e.
without any tncrease Of its powers, 10 protect us
from foreign or domestic enemies. Hencefo.w4fd
there Elll fe mole confidence at home aud abroad
in the stability Ct onr laviog
expired upon this continent consequence oi
very polite Is.tatlon to address the people OF the
State. upon these questions. tos the prs.ent NY
private Affairs tmPsratiYel5; demand MT personal
would bling sbou. the desired result, should not
Eef1tate to act In accordance with Your wishes.
Nun erous letters, from old and valued friends,
my duty. ID y lew days, 70 make apnbitc nnawe1
TO these Inquiries. 1t IL paihful 10 differ Hom
II. N, hut have acted with no party Tor several
dune noth1pg-leaTlng It to events to shape mY
course.
"Respeetully your obediest servant.
, 1865-06-16

hememo. ttAt 4 yoo amply KAdE.y's Really Rel.et
10 the grtte or IT. xunonT L. vel IN. II sill
etect srsptttnE cure Of msny OF the g.cnltsr
rlsnn iaci rcE. 70 Souf sex excsnAirey Ia vi klnds
Of ~takprtns dt'cEAsEds. N obstruc1oos rcEutioa8
nnt prol.EAe4 IL Eyet.rc., hs4aacht.: &C, you cxa
Iiicativn OF Rad.e, . He~dY fteeE hub thrre tim.s
d4S Tho .rh0it le 1h Of toe sp:no Ant rub 1t NON
Il to swt MY h1taa B&ch oCeAsIou. R"d you val
tie AnaIeI II th~ rsult- At the Gr:r rrohnE Ell the
azrn1z pAiuA often disappear. The second Fuhhtk
n tfalh to ma them tuITE1der, and ttw Spo1cA
tona rrsdi; col vince .he moat incredu.s that the
dsotde; DrLk.n up and l1rAt DEPART No 1sdy whn
istIGtc' ~ pal:s IL tne small o{ The osck, sh1 If
s 1roa ~eA4Iesa tud iAuncnnb4 10 Tbs hAck ltnbs.
EHo It E1lcttt at1 any CON nlAnt OF tht kiducT4
nAeass r. sn Lss pain IN the hrs. who IL nervonl.
eetnG. khouid NE 10 ru5 o1t41 md vjco .pusiv
Il III. = l.e.dy Belief The comfort
tie an prog aoe viii be worth ten aimee
vi. Ia eerisin e ara Ier oo:tle aud ~hlch
pt,.nr n ia H., .sas. ~sys Ready Eaiis -
out:t Its rte4r 70 ssopid ItFrr b. With
.se rssea5 fSfs asos ~ failing - al u!a
trrnSs5 sesseay e sod a|asx
--:EK-1sD. Chicago, III. 1fGttns Nan1e4kle
, 1865-06-16

A Crown of Glory.
EvEy EAr. woman and child wto has used
6TRIu.nH,B ANBRusA
willing TO reconmand It. Three yeats Of rap.dly
Increasing sal< have uada TIC Amnsoss skuou1 I'll
pfer tie wu.:c.
II Is wA1,RANTKD TO ERAsK.
II CunA itching OF the Head.
II NAkea Naw EAt1 Grow On Bald Hesea.
Il Prevents The Halz from Falling GET.
I. Rercess LEE HAi- Bon and Glossy
Caeanses the tct.p. Cooh tia Eested Brow. He
E.oves DAnerud. Cuzea Ee1sons HaAeaEhs- C1zcz
Badnew. 1rsusoA Lu1ar1sat Lock- 1nc.1nea Hair
10 cu-t. supsrseaa VIA K'l}s Hstr RA1ers, Good
I6ect apparent =: once.
TO TEE LADIES We SAY,
ths AznrostA will suit yop to 7. Elegantly pu. na
pencstel5 Perfrmea- Pat1onized by ore:a s:nx:1s
ent Actrtasea. Sold IN sr1entIt boxz or c1-to2s.
eootsiIiax two lasxe bottles no. for rosn.nx-No.
! for evea!rx.
1HKER rs 70 k1sTAKR ABOUT II,
ETEInKG'S AABIsCSNz4s the be4t, mort agreeable
and effective toilet article In the world. To prove
this TT : ca-son. r. Sold Dy D1ukx:esa.
eTKlnNGB AABRoMA MANUFACTURING CO.,
HIS Fulton stoct. Rev To.k
Ex<tx16*.ln.
, 1865-06-16
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,
(0FFIClaL REP0RTl
ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING, Ju.s II.

Rrts<nt-nis Honor Mayer Rice, and Aldermen
Gsge, KntckerbockeF, Shimp, Carter, Wicker,
Wi11rarth. Kaan, Moore, Weodszd, Taleott
Holden, Bisby, Bond, Russell, Hun,ley, Gsst
aeld, Proudfoot, Aott.uger, Rub, st.cktord,
Noodnan and Clark.
Aid. Eann called up the appropriation bill, laid
over aud publtshed June 5th-
AID. Ia cott moved that the Council 70 into
comuitee Of the who!e On hit. bill. Carried,
On motion Of AID. Talcott, AID. WoodaFd VIA
appointed Chairman Of the Committee.
After discussing the bill the Committee rp.e
and reported progress; Whcreupon
Aid. Holden moved that the Council do nov
adjourn unrl Friday. Juue 18th, at o'clock D. N,
adjourned.
4. H. DooNAN, City Clerk.
, 1865-06-16

BACEELoEI cetebra&si QAlk DYk,.
= fnE HoHIp 1ne only H4a4lsa, Tarx apa in na+.
11 U1e knoTe; 1Li1 splendid Hat Dye Il l.estn1t
--cesEkgs Aec. Eusty or GrAy HAt tnstAr:it. u :
ELostI plAcz ~: SATrkAL 8suE1, VtthoEt iuin,. III
w the ny 9. .tsnlsF tic skta eavcx the H.r soIt
tor1ck II Pristine eoict aut recrnrs tic Il 1-eu q,
Esd Dyes THE GenuEe II G,.net WiLLIAN (
EACHkLOK. III cthcrr mere Imitation xst .soufd
x syolase eale b u o7usktsu, Ae. Factory &
BecheloTs New Toilet Cream TOR preaz.nx the Ha..,
, 1865-06-16
embiE1E OF 8llefuanss H'roek at
LontAV1ilr-WhaE Hoops AfaVa Ar
Rived.

tFrom the Louisville Journal, 17th.J
The week Just passed has brought to cur
city ahont p 000 CT these immortal heroes.
comprising thu Whole 18th army cops, under
command tf Major Gent ral W,lliam T. Woods.
That branch Of the serTice-the Quartermaa-
tel's Depaftment-Fh:ch has had the super
Inte1aence Of the movement of thesa troops;
*t11 bf two more army corps which afe ex-
pected to arrive, viz, the 14lh and 17th, Is
n1der the immediate direction of Bf1.adi-t
General Robert Allen, U. S. L.. ASSISTED BY
Captain James R. D. Vecrh:e. A. q. ~, to
whom the various details have bcen en-
trnsted.
The first best Of the fleet arrived on Sum
day, the 4th lust, nud tue troops proceeded
at once TO the camp which had been selected,
neav the water.wotks. On their march through
Cur streets, they We're received with enthusf-
asm by onr cltfzeIs. Every dly since boats
have been arriving, containing an average OF
from 400 to oD men, and at this tims the
whole Of the 18th army corps have arrived.
Below Is tie list Of regiments and names
Of 1esimental commanders Of the 18th army
corps:
Stth oh,e, E4w.:d Briggs, Lenteq,ntc Colonel.
40th llltI oie Hiram ". tiaii. Licnt -Col.
46th Ohio. Edmund N. .upt2u, Lseus :col.
1s: 1o:d Illinois, osorgs Y: Wright: Lteut.-co1.
18th Illinois. In j. Bloomfield, Lieut.. Cal.
a Iowa, 4; Ande1son. As591.
Rth Iowa. ". II. Coyl. Leus.-c0l.
S1at Iowa, ]. ". jenkins, Ii cut. Col,
6th Hi5souri, D. Van Dsusen, Lteut:.Coi.
55sh 1lltnol.. James j. HsH:tman, Ms1or.
:0th Ohio, Thco. Jones, Colonel.
bsth Ohlo, Samuel r. Mott, Lieut. Col.
SIR Ohio, I. Van B!essnieh, UsuL-Coi.
t3i Ohio, Robtrt Cufran, Captain.
b4th Ohio, T. +. Moore, Lfcut.-Col.
1sih MICHIGAN. +. $. Mstchison. Lieut.. Col.
10th OHIO, Henry L Phillips, Lieut. Col.
aslh lltnu,e, o. /. 3. Wcssea., Llcnk-Goi.
~ r
50 nlao's. MS5s 9. 6aseWsii. % h,enscoi. MsI'
G31 Illinois, Jomes 1sam;Dgez, Ltert-Coi.
4sth 1nd!,na, New:on B,oghan. Leut.col;
4,h a!nneests, yRo. Z Toustellottts, Colonel,
56th I'l,nols, Jnhn p. Hail, Ltent Col.
s.s ~ 9h,o' {n,' rnos. =. Norris Norris, Gsrta'9
7th 1owa, Juu,es O. parrott, Lieut.. Col.
% Iowa, N. q uowsrd. Colonel.
lsth Il;.lols, i. Vnn 5siiess. E'eat-co,.
a,n Ss.1 3,htn r1linon x; dsp dGsmphs Lieut. Coz,
7h Illinois, Stector Perrin, Lleut Col.
10th Illinois, Wiiltsm HInns, Lfsut Col.
The nth Corps, under command Of that IN
y;nciblc hero aud noblo patriot. Maj. Gcu.
Corps, under Maj. Gen. JEFF. C. Davis Will
next nsrlvc. These will make total num-
her Of about &C, coo men, all Of whom have &C.
COMP Ianicd Gen. Sherman through all his
campaigns, and arc identified with the meu-
orahlc exploits which made him one OF the
gr atest Generals Of the nge.
The The ath II division Of the l!te sy Army , Gorp'
We give the officers, brjsades and regiments:
Brig. Gen. ". ". Be1knap, commanding 4th d.
vision, 18th Army Corps.
Capt., Oliver L .. Ktn7,nap. A; g.
Capt Peter Miller, Picket officer.
1st Lieut.. VIM. II. Goodre.9, A. D. G.
, 1865-06-16

attending surgical'y," eharacterizingit as IN
"ofIense Of no mcan proportions !; the high
position Of the parties making the demoral-
iztng effect the grease.." The 1attez caused
considerable debate, but no action mas taken
thtre,n
, 1865-06-16
~~ #fo;rtitat.
1sR. "a S:TE;s2a.t-A
IODINE ARD SA23A?A3llLA.

This tho ca7 a.rIt tnas VII. dsss>ea as1sfx
rar N .raTnre stst+ Of tho oloed. w:
! Scrofaia, or Kings Evil, Cancer,
Tuners. Erupliens Of the skin,
Erysipclas. Chronic Sore Eyes,
ssingTorm or TcIief, Scald Head,
CID Sor.s, Swelling OF the Glands,
Leprosy, White Swellinss, Piles,
Blotches, boiles, Pimples on the
Face, Goitre, Rheumatism, Drop
~ or Gravel, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Nervons Affections,
General Debility. allChronIc Dis
eases, and all Diseases arising
from the use Of Mercury.
,aIoaE ~ tas esiea,sssd sentdes i9t ~ cure o.
&C. ;ss
to gtfs such satlA.caco " ali II
Dr.. Easterly's Iodine and sa.saprl'la.
II tte Western stz.ea marty raseelourth. OF a H.
ii sha ncta:.s I'd sansrE 81 i1o sast ssase.
Dr.. Eastefl5's Iodiue and Sarsapraia
Is n ,nfa:l.bls cars ior Liyss con2lsnt. I: haa
the W1rtt eases.
DR.. Easte11y's Iodius and Sarssprills
ruuam Thls f eltctna 1e:soved IL. oJ plr:ig.
ns the bocd. sad Tho cure IL certain and peEn.r-ns.
DR.. E:ste.ly's Iodine aud SsrsaprilIa
than .ny ota.r rseett7 eYes tEvsatsd- Eo cna "
Dr.. EasterIy's Iodine and Sarsaprilla
, 1865-06-16
MOTT ICE

tahAe notice il hereby Etyea that - xta m. y.
coeni1e any purchases, ases, receipts 70, non,v -,
afs other buaineaa Transactions, made by .nv 49,,
or rsons for III. acting without our zpoc,,,
su-ho1ttJ. dated Af1ez JUNE FIRET, 1855.
...--. SHERMAN, HALL. PovF.
tel1s3US lpt Sdo -
, 1865-06-16
#rcttng of 5torkboloers.

n OT1CE-The annual mse!ink.
1.n ottac Stockholders OF the Chicago Dock Csna-
III - - tAe ~'rcttnn o Eve D!rector1 to s-rye for
1s.ns 5sas, W3 be held II the ct1ce pf the Com
twtntt,.tmi H. ~. ~. city Of Chicago. on Taesdsy the
md ocaTstt' oA1 uI j1ue, between tho h1ufs Of IA
tiG. t;;I;xTe:; =; .5uae .ls. lsz. .........
!'-~.a A9t 4 w nf33H Ea~kv
, 1865-06-16
Transportation

CTEAM TO VERA CRUZ via
~ aAVANA.-Ihe American s1d Mexca1 MAI
s1eanah1p Company viii despatch their new and Gle
kaIt stds Whesl steamers fFun NeN York. commea-
MANHATTAN. Gsp:- r n. Turner, On tas ,:,a a.,
sach month. VERa ERuA, Cipt II. II. Gregory, Oh
~ ~ Of s4Eh month. For particulars lnau:fs Of
rnYaAYkfA-Sm Mn
, 1865-06-16

lssuLUTlON PARTNER.
4dtt,nI nI -. C1k J. ". Ea-k, G. Walker and
1s;sh An d.,s ests ditsol! 1part
rsnt.3 q" oeos one she Ole I'm psyAb:s 70 G Gazzk
3.l4A933 It 31p
, 1865-06-16
l3fEf EN0zG1l.
j. n FUTTW,
Col and Chlrf O. n

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
1v tbs II. Cs1bon EoAL and HsEIoAd Company
*7r*cFiye pscposas Tor the contraction o, 113f.
Cotnty Illinois. to the Mississippi s3ver, dis.auce cf
~, VI EfsI males nnEl the nfsI day Of July ls6s.
AApL rrofcs ED specifications may be seen 1t the
G. mnApJa N13ee VI Nctphf ylboIo
Security Will b. reQuiisd Tor the fula1nert Of coz.
tTAct4.
HENRY F1TzHC8H-
, 1865-06-16

Fran III nsr:a OF the hcay In trr ,ina'ea. without
Injury 20 .he t&.L. ty 81 UeHAA'a DkeuAr5cy eUw.
DIN TIRE -. M.il4d TO any .ddre.A q. Ei.8. By
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Iakc no ot. Il Rid + bt1TH III Lake T., G1nerL
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, 1865-06-16

Afan.s!. rh.scisp oy thirty ye.rs e1psd.1 VIII
ttld you to- GEE eAr ;sc7tntaon. anc g1aca
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es!lfal EhStr,RT. E.u!pio1 and p:tv tie ii sa&se.
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with q. gtviax sSn2 onla. Dax 1S9G. Chicago.
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, 1865-06-16

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, 1865-06-16
T1TY BONDS

TITY BONDS,
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CHICAGO, I.n- :, ls&5.
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iotete11 On sCeh q the ClIy 5oEds =: shaM he prs
eAt On bocc4 1ot 70 pteente wilt be pelj New Yprk
bsui. WALTER XHtBAIL
kHAktA[7t fYtv fI,n1n.~osfer
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isert 6touhtE ktdntys. 6rleen. Aat II! Fesvous
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Sellers Improved Cou.h syrup
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1mraF b-nkft 1Sh; cannot be claimsd for lit Cough
Mlxtutte In kt-e'4t nse
los, Of tha &:txtuI sold for Couch. arc composed
nfsrir1tu ana trh h4smAfo-Y HrttClsa wktch, "A
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COUGH STKtt' Go2:hln1 splrttuus anKrarleas
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xret iGAI Itr@fI1I.I,L
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x1e Last te.n tJ the moa. 8ppt &hls .naa6i-
llsta o. Pls q f-Eh An0 .icinlty.
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eAla usuxRltlA 10 Lake street, Chicago. ene Dug.
EIsts eeIG:A!!r. ts;6 .ilSet
, 1865-06-16

NOTICE. All persons SIRE hereby
~ n-t!asd ret to po5c1a'e 2 eest4.a no.e .. daa
Cfampai1n n Chg, II, cstes ArFust - 1881 foF ono
hundred MD dfty dollars, ~ The tsue hh, beeu fnly
psid. JOHN 2. CONELIy,
Clinton, H., Jute u. ts6. jellayQi It
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-16
An Ordinance
DIVIDfNG THE CITY OF GkLLTP0L
INTO THREE WARDS.

DlNlDlNG n I'll Or OhLLlI OLlo .
INTO THREE WARDS.
WHEREAS, The Incorporated Village o.
Gallipolis having been advanced to City OF
the second class pursuant to an act Of the
Genefal Assembly Of the State Ohio entitled
"An Act to provide for the organization OF Cities
and Incorporated Village "Passed May 3,
1852, and the acts amendatory and supple
mentary thereto, it is expedient in order TO
secure more perfect organization under such
advancement to divide the City into three
wards, Therefore:
SECTION L. b. u ordained bg the City Coun-
eli Of the Chy of Gallipolis, That the territory
comprised within the corporate limis of said
City be and the same hereby is divided into
three wardss,-
The FIRsr WARD shall comprise the territory
below or westward Of a straight line extehd-
ing from the Ohio river along the centre OF
Court Street to the corporation line On the
North west. fl
The SEcoSb WARD shall comprise the terri
tory between the line extending from the
Ohio river along the center of Court Street to
the col porstion line, and parallel line eE-
tending from the Ohio rlver along the center
of Cedar Street 10 the corporation line on the
North west. .s s t s-
The THIrD WAkD shall comprise the tern.
tory above or Eastward of the line extending
from the Ohio river along the center of Cedar
| Street to the corporation line on the North
west e.
Passed March 18th. A. D. 1865.
J.G DAMR0N, Mayor.
d. s. FoRD, Recorder. T
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-16

,E The Ohio River has been on
d high during the past week, and
pCrtiphs of the River towns and
cities hnSe been subtfierged. -SciOtO
Gazette. - ss
Except Gallipolis, Brother Miller.
The Ohio river has never yet been
high enough to submerge any per
ton of the city Of the Gauls Small
villages above and below us, are an
nually liable TO inundation; but as for
Gallipolis, capitalists seeking loca.
ton will always find her "high and
dryn