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Police Intelligence.


Captain William Babcock residing at 223 Bay street,
Jersey City, yesterday appeared before Justice Dodge
and lodged complaint against Joseph Duny and james
shaughncssy charging them with stealing soop from
him valued Mt 81 900 The vessel had formerly been
owned by Shaughncssy but during business neRo-
tations between him and Capt Dabcock Shaughnesy II
was made 10 him. Tho captain took charge OF the
sio0p and wbg recently making trip 10 the Kills she
sunk Captain Babcock raised the sloop ut great expense
she was felonously taken by the parties complained
aud brought tho foot OF King street, this city, where
the vessel found Roundsman Steers. OF tho Twcu
ty-cghth precinct subsequently arrested Duffy and
Shaughncssy board the sloop and took them TO court
for examination.
A WOMAN RUN OVER By RECKLESS coAcHxAN.
0flcer Lindsey. Of the Broadway squad, arrested
James Riley . coachman for recElessly driving his
horses corner OF Twenty-th street and Broadway,
thereby knocking down. running over and severely In
jurng Margaret McDonough living corner OF Sixth
and Twenty fourth street. Tho accused was taken
before Justice Dodge and committed to prison In default
of vc hundred dollars bail Margaret conveyed 70
Bellevue Hospital
ARREST OF WINE MERCHANT.
difficulty having occurred between Emil Gcrolin,
wine merchant at II North William street, and Charles
westneld Of 2lS william street. tho former, charged,
drew knife or other sharp instrument and stabbed his
antagonist in the hand and leg thereby nictng
we're wounds. Gerolini subsequently arrested by
officer Dowdell Of the Tombs Police Conrt and Justice
Hogan required him 70 give ball In the sum OF $500 70
answer before tho Court Of Genera Sessions
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Vhe Navy.

"A PEACTlCE FLEET SUGGbSTED.
II Is urged by many Of naval commandcrs-the
conviction forced them by their experience In the late
war-tha suitable point should be selected where
feet OF naval vessels shoad DO assembled for practice
and instruction. Hcc manruvres practice at mark while
IN motion, &c This system has been in all the
European pavies for years past and has been viewed
one Of tho salutary schools for the acquisition OF
naval instruction II Is urged that many OF
naval officers grow inactive for the very want OF some
thing to do and the knowledge they acquired one
cruise nearly forgotten before they begin another
tha the general rule that officers rusty'
pared with those Of other natonntcs II suggested
that Hampton Roads affords sabe accommodations for
tho suggested the great depth and Of water
would enable vessels Of the greatest draught to ma
nnuvre with perfect safety. We believe II Is the nten
ton OF the Navy Department. a all events 10 dcsgnnte
Hampton Roads the general dcpo: for all outward
bound vessels for foreign stations.
NEW NAVAL sToREEEGPER.
Acting Volunteer Commander Edward hooker, United
States Navy reported himself for-uty yesterday
ing Rear Admiral Bell, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Commander Hooker designated Naval Storckcepcr
and succeeds Mr. D. d. 7. Marshall, civilian. The
incumbent inauguratcs system for time past
determined by the Secretary Of the Navyvz 70 abol.
the ncumbents by naval ocers OF talent and education
and who have given proof OF their hcrosm In tho late
rebellion. Lieutenant Commander Hooker enjoys all
these qualifications and enters upon his duties today
amid the GOOD wishes OF host Of friends among whom
are many Of his brother ofhcers
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NEW NAVAL sroaRKEerEn.
Suit for Seduction.
A WATER STREET xERcHAST IN ARREST roR Al.
LEGGED SEDUCTION AND BREACH OF PRoNIeE.
sUrnKna coURr-cuANDyu.

Before Judge Barnard
Sarah Ann welsh, good looking English girl, twenty
three years Of sge, applied through her counsel, Mr..
Dunphy for an order Of arrest Of Herman Louis
chant doing business at 100 wascr street. pending suit
for seduction and breach OF PROMISE which she Is
insttutIng for the redress Of her grievances Louis 10
Ia alleged paid his devors 10 her several years ago when
they both resided in England and In 1890 she came out
with him this country where II IL further alleged she
was seduced by him undcr solemn promise Of mar.
ragc, The fruit OF inc intercourse was a male child
but "a she AYERS, came back here his further and
urgent promises of marriage, which he has since failed
dollars The order OF arrest granted and the defend
ant was compelled 10 fine suretics In I've thousand dol
lars bail for his appearance 70 abide the result Of The
AHA
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Our American Cousin Again.
SUPERIOR CoURT-CHAMBERs.
Before Judge Moncrief.

Yesterday morning, soon after the opening Of the
court room, Mr. James, counsel for Mr. Clark, upon
whose production Of the play Of Our American Cousin
an injunction 10 sought by Laura Kcene moved decision
In the case Mr. Booth one OF the counsel for the appl
can't stated that they unprepared to 90 into the
argument at present. and asked poetponemcnt, which
finally granted, until Saturday week.
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TUESDAY, Oct 31-6 p. NJ
AsHE.-Recepts, 100 packages The market con-
tnued dull and almost entirely nominal with occa
siona sale at previous quotations.
ALooHoL-Ths market was quiet at our last figures
BREApsrUsrs Receipts, 7146 bbls -four 500 do. and
TO bags meal 525 bushels wheat AZ 100 do corn
ID TAT do OATS and ISL do rye The demand for State
and Western flour somewhat BETTER and prices ruled
&C. 1Oc higher closing quite firm at the Improvement
the sales comprise 600 bbls revised quotations
subjoncd Southern flour was also in more active re-
quest, and prices shade in sellers favor; the
sales were nearly eco bbs Canada -four fully &c.
1Oc higher under an improved inquiry the saos were
about $50 bbs Rye flour was unchanged in every re-
spect Corn meal was wanted but at lower rates.
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Natl Bank North America,
Hanover National Bank,
Irving National Bank,
Metropolitan National Blk,
National Citizens Bank,
Nassau Bank,
Market National Bank,
ST. Nicholas National Bank,
Natl Shoe Il Leather Blk,
Corn Exchange Bank,
Continental National Bank,
Natl Bank Commonwealth,
Oriental Bank,
Marine National Bank,
Atlantic National Bank,
Imp'rs x Trad's' Nj Bank,
National Park Bank,
Natl Mech's' B'k'g Aeso.,
Grocers' National lIank,
North River Bank,
East River National Bank,
Manu-. & Merchants Bank,
Fourth National Bank,
Central National Bank,
Second National Bank,
Ninth National Bank,
First National Bank.
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NEw YORK, OCTOBER 81, 1885.
IN Hon THOnAa g. FULDS:-

ATEW YORK, OCTOBER IL 1910.
IN Hon. THOMAS c. FuLDs;-
DxAR sIR-As u % commonly reported that have w.
drawn Of the stump candidate George W. 1cLea.
snysr such the fact could not consistenuy
port candidate who has obtained his nomination from -
McKcon organization In the manner he has particularly -
that organization has basely and corupuy betrayed -
simply booauso poor. whilc Mclean pr0een4a - -
rich. his superior 40 wealth 70 Tar - demecx.2
u concerned. have not been made rich ~ prodtaA4
failures broker in Wall street. and am not now o. e
street whose Outside man Friday desires 70 b elected = Ne
position Of United States Senator.
The Hon Arson Hsrck understand has reported thsAx
collision with the republican candidate who has ~
nlshed with money 70 defeat the Aceon oreani.aoa
This 10 be base mean, wlful and malcto1n
lie though It Ia not strange that HerTck should think
enough be thus used ~ he was one Of the kn4
convenences OF the republican party during me 49,
The Consideration Of his treachery b tho appo
OF his brother 70 the place held By the Hea
Homer Franklin Assessor OF the Ninth Congressional d.
trct For purpose OF saving tho DISTRICT and 70 forev
nail these lies 20 the forehesds Of those who have
them have withdrawn In favor, you being tne oo
democratic candidate In the disrct In this h.se
acted Independently, always do. and, exercising -
rights citizen, shall labor sssiduousy ~
my friends in the district likewise being dus 70 ~
full vindicaton that they vote for you. .-..
AS member OF tho Assembly from this city during ~
last winter have felt prdcSand pleasure when Me-
York her citizens assaled BY bigoeed and nac
minded accepted the gauntlet In her and theS -
fence and fought the latter manfuly and SUCCESSFULLY
In conclusion, permit me TO say you have my
and 1--we. will have vote and the votes q ~ my ~
friends on the day OF election. Yours, resPeCsfuy
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tho Rev. Samuel Cooke TsscsS%., ~ " s1''a''S'1 "
Me-. no...s both "a e Honas October 30 a. the
house OF the brides mother by tho 1.p..x hosS ~
d. d., CHARLES r. SAnMs 70 Susis
Brooklyn e. d. ~.
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Ar A MBETfNa OF THE SoEsyIruTIoSAL UNION
keId 4 y Attorney street q Friday evening October q
na'e' ~ ''n-''' JAMES Z. PURDy Chairman
CHAaLss SOLOMON Secretary.
ANEW YORK. OCT. 81, 1855 AT AN ADJOURNED
IN meeting OF the Mozart Hall Assembly Convention.
Egh distrc held this Tuesday evening nj O'Clock 81
O'shsushnessy.s Hotel Thomas Hand hsa q the Ele.
Thirteenth ward acting secretary the following rcsou.
ton, offered BY James Corr Es Of the Eleventh ward was
Resolved, That FRANCIS DUFFY, Esq, Of the Seventh
ward be and he hereby declared duly nominated
THOMAS HAND, Eleventh ward, Chairman.
ANTHONY MILLER, Thirteenth ward, Secretary
GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY IN THE TWELFTH
NJ Ward, at Harlem Hail. Third avenue, between 5th and
iaih streets "Wednesday evenings November The follow
Ing gentlemen have been invited and consented 10 speak
.he occasion lion. El Norton Hon A Oakley Hall.
Perkins Hon. Judge BirdsaI, Hon, Mar gocpp,. Hon.
George Shea, Kobt r. Bradford. Hon. Robt G. Hutch
ings Hon Conrad Swackhammer, Hon, Jno A. McCooley
let the voice OF the Twelfth ward be heard.
pEGULAR DEMocRATrC NOMINATION tTAMMANY
IL and Mozar Ninth Assembly distrIck For Assembly
GEORGE STEVENSON.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

KNG-MonRrLrR AT g. Pauls church, Glen Cove,
L. L. on Tuesday, October 81, BY tho Rev. Mr. Thomas
Malaby j. Oris KING, Of New York, 70 ELLA adopted
daughter OF DR. M Morrellc, OF Glen Cove.
sTurauHsR-HoIAz---On Monday. October 90 by
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Blk N. Y, NATL Bkg ASS,
Manhattan Company,
Merchants National Bank,
Mechanics National Bank
Union National Bank,
Bank oil America,
Phcnix National Bank,
National city Bank,
Tradesmens' National Bk,
Fulton National Bank,
Chemical National Bank,
Merchants Elk. Natl Bank,
Gallatin National Bank,
Natl Bins X Drovers Bank,
Mcch's Il Trad's' MI Blk,
Greenwich Bank,
Leather Man. National Blk,
Seventh Ward Nj Bank,
National Blk State OF n. ",
American Es. National Blk,
National Blk OF Commerce,
National Broadway Bank,
Ocean National Bank,
Mercantile National Bank,
Pncihc National Hank,
Natl Blk of the Republic
Chatham National Bank,
Peoples Bank,
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DEGULAR UNION NOMINATION.
sEy ss lJb sESAT IT,. la DsrEIc
rHo M s' SSeGsSSdfHY.
DEGULAR UNION NOMINATTON.
~ Nth assembly Ds ss st. Mss wsrd-
ALVIN ROSE.
Regular Democratic Republican NominaaIsa.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE MARINE ooURZ
(ro I'll Vacancy,
MICHAEL G. GROSS
THE MARKRrMEN AND ALBANY LK0IsLArIoR.
are In favor Of some Of The Market. bins before ths Ia
sssTsay q sns %Esimsns Prossoss
dsrSIs Of your q me 70
Maf Make
Are YOU or arc you not q The sa,d bls eseR
Other 9th s has IS x. % =. out o. our
By answering % thsse Inquiries. yon wa obusss
Yc %aS SSsalsn Ts ssssfs.,s .cy n p Asa
Isl Washington Aarkek y. z
To TnoxAs TAssu, ESQ., Secretary Nszketmsns Prsssss
sp e sys q 1os s s 1:s
70 any and every either Of the Legaaure O -
Common Council calculated % change the present .xhss
When tho bills you mention before The Lsgsas.rs
vsied n Asosny 10 io defeat ns shsm
And In whatever poson have been placed y the f..sS
my endeavoTs q prevent any such change Az -
70 hs wcs IN nu o. my
Nav Yoax, Oct 81, 1855.
THE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE 1on
Assembly f0utt snGs d ssss sEhSs'n'h ~a'
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DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION (TAMMANY
~ and Mozsrtl Ninth Assembly dstrlck For Assembly
GEORGE STEVENSON.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

~ The decline in gold seems to
have effected decline in prices OF
every thing except printing paper
and material. They are still the
same, and likely to remain so, at
least until Congress meets again =
The U. S. Senators from Ohio, both
voted against the House. bill reduc
ing the duty on foreign paper from
% to 8 per cent. although our Legis-
lature had instructed them not to do
so. The effect of this is to enable the
manufacturers, without any reason
or necessity. to keep up prices, ru
inous to country offices. Nor is this
all. Our State purchases largely ol
various kinds Of paper. The Gen
eral Government vastly more, anc
seth suffer. by this paper monopoly
Ito the amount ofvthousands of IDOL
iars.s We had expecteda to- realiz,
something for bur labor On the jour
nal this year, but the prospect is ne
| better than last year. With man.
others ofour cetemporaries We shal
have $50 scud under bare poles
another season, in order that papel
q.
manufacturers may grow rich. VIII
cotton reduced from S1,sl to 40 cts
and material in abundance for max
ing paper, the dealers are able Il
keep up the prices, in. consequence
of Congress failing to do. what tn
common sense of every man outsid'
of its halls, decided should be done
The large establishments in the eas
tern cities having been bought OF
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WAR NEWS.

w The most important fact Is
the capture of Richmond by General
Weitzel, and his colored troops which
took place on Monday morning last,
The following telegram from Gen.
Weitzi tells the whole story.
EN-. STANTON. Sec'y. of War.
CRY PolNr, April 3-ll A. III.
N Stanton, Secretary Of Wor:
Gen. Weitzel telegraphs as follows:
We took Richmond at s O'Clock this
morning. 1 captured many guns.
The enemy left in great haste,
The city is on fire in one place.
We are making every effort to put it
out. The people receive us with
enthusiastic expressions of joy.
General Grant started early this
morning with the army toward the
Danvlll Road. to cut of Lees re-
treat, if possible.
President Lincoln has gone to the
front.
Jeff. Davis '.took wing" on Satur-
day. He might have exclaimed "a
horse! a horse! my kingdom for a
horse" In fact the rebel Govern
ment is in the saddle, booted and
spurredfor -, who can tell where
Is the war a failure? answer We
sniveling peace sneaks, of the North.
We have no other news for our
readers this week connected with
the war. This is enough Babylon
is fallen. Let Northern copperheads
chang their harps upon the willows. "
1.-The South could never lie subjuga-
ted '.You can't take Richmond.
and such like stereotyped phrases
are no longer of any avail: The
game is played out Your friends
have lost. Freedom to the whole
human race, is how the watchword.
Friends of the Union, rejoice that
your principles have at last tri-
umphcd Your Government stands
firm as the Rock of Ages. Truth
has triumphed over falsehOod, and
patriotism over treason. '-Rejolce
and ee exceedingly glad" for your
children shall reap the reward OF
your labor, and again we say "Re-
ioice"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

EI have removed from the Of
fee on I'd street, above the Sherman
House. to the room Immediately
over the store of W. Y. Miles, on the
lower side of the Public Square, one
door above the entrance to the bank.
Persons having business with me as
Military State Agent, or in any other
business heretofore transacted by
me, will please call at that place,
during Office Lours.
RI. STEWART.
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re- Now that the arch traitors
have been ferreted out of their den
at Richmond, doutless we, shall hear
loud clamors from the ''peace at any
price party" in the North, for gen
eral amnesty to be at once offered to
all without distinction of rank or po-
eition. On this point, we think loyal
men of the North have a word to
say.
To parties in the South, who under
the reign of terror inaugarated by
JEFF. Davis, have been co-erced into
secession, aud who show a willing
ness to reurn to their allegiance,
ciemency may well be extended.
But to the incarnate fends, who
have carried. on this war in spirit
OF barlgarism and savage terocity un
heard of in history, such clemency
is mistaken mercy. 1t would be an
outrage upon the rightful claims Il
Justice and humanity. 1t would be
t3diug with every principle OF law
aud order upon which the safety and
peace of ofsociety is founded -s-5,
To say nothing Of the unwarranta
BILE acts of these men: in bringing
upon the nation this most-terribls
wef, ahe atrocities Of unparalleled
snsage cruelty, so deliberately in
ficted by them upon our soidier'
whom the fortunes Of that war PLACED
fnrther hands, call for the lseyeres
irunishmeat known TO our laws. ans
rfiesternest retaliation possible for
civilized government to infict- :
We are not speaking of the diabol
seal murders, inflicted by bands o
Ti;oyiing r; guerriilas, OF ignorant san'
recklessbarbarians, whose stolid-stu
p,dity furnishes some excuse for thei
brutality, but allude to the leadin,
eenspirators in the work of tecessiol
and rebellion. The. first. class al
ways find ia 9 civil war scope for ex
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

HI am well supplied with blank
deeds, mortgagess&c-, and necessary
stamps for the same, and holding a
commission IS Notary Public, can
complete all business relating to
transfers of real estate, without de
lay, or obliging parties to go before
a magistrate, OF purchase stamps.
RI. STEWART.
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PINE FRENCH FLOWERS

PINE FRENCH FLOWERS,
let BUGrE 4 STRAw ORNAMENTS,
2FRINGES. STRAW BONNETS. Z &
HATS, FRAMES &C.. DC.
To which We will make new additions daily,
of all the noviities of the season.
Having taken particular pains in the selec-
tion of our Stock, which is much larger than
any we have ever yet offered. you will tind !,
as desirable as that Of any other House, and
YOU will find it to your interest 10 ezif AMI
examine our stock. and prices befdrs Pur-
chasing else-wh ne.
Country Millinery will 6nd it to their in
terest to give US a call.
MRS ]. HOWELL
Court Street between svcUnd and Third.
April. 6, le65.
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Sher;f,sf Sale.
"a. sr.ie n okis. 0siii4 Css..s. .. !,

7N state sf 0kis. Calls Cssssy, .. 3 Il
ICURsUANT e the command Of an order cf
IL ~ e on partition issued by the Court Of
Common Pleas, within knd for the county Of
Galha, aud State OF Ohio. srd 70 me. directed
as sherffof said county Of Gallis. I Will ofer
at public sale At the door of the Court Honse
in the City Of Gallipolis, in Gallis COZ nty and
State Of Ohio, on Gle "a day Of MsyS a.. D.
1865. at one O'Clock P. NJ Of said day, the
following real estate TO wits A parcel o. tract
Of land lying and being situate in fraction
number twelve (l2,) in township number four
a. Of range number fifteen (l5,) in the county
Of Gallia. and State Of Ohio. and d -scribed a.
follows: beginning at the section line on the
east end Of said fraction and which is, in The
middle thereof. thence running west with ss;d'
section line to Bull SIX Greek, thence mp aid
Bull Shin Creek with the meanders thereof.
to the oil Port line, (the land nov being
owned by William Trotter) Of the said fraction,
thence east to the south east corner 81 ssiGJ
fraction: thence north to the place Of begin
ming, it being the tract Of land conveyed 10
James Long, by William Trotter's Admins
traitor by deed dated April the 20th,. A. d.
1888, and recorded in. vol. ~. page 40 Of the
Record Of Deeds Of Gallia eoanty' Aforesaid,
appraised at the sum of one thousand ai1
hundred dollars. q .6O0,) to be sold -, the
property aud real estate Of Eliza Mccain, and
Others, at the suit Of E,izabeth J. Long and
others. by John ). NoIthup their Guardian.
Terms Of sale one third cash in hand, one
thir'l IN one year, and One-third in two yesrs
from the day Of sale. the deferred psynents
secured by mortgage, on the premises sold.
Given under my hand this 3oth day Of
March. A D. 1865. =.
WILLIAM wADDELL, S.G.C.o.
March 30. 1866 --6y $50
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Public Veniiue.

WILL sell at INV residence in Harrison town
ship Galia county Ohio, on Monday 18th
A-rl ls65, e following property:
Two fresh milk Cows. Two b sd Of young
CnttIe. Two tat Hogs.
One Horse Wagon. Horse Gears, Wheat
and Corn hy the bushel. Hav by the ton. one
Side Saddle. Household and Kitchen furniture
too numerous q, mention. A very SRe Horse
will be of red. Sal. to eOirrnrnee at 9O'eloek.
Terms If sa will be made known on day
Cf sale.
HENRY JAMES.
Apr:l. s, ls65.-2w.
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For Sale or Exchange.

Ofl Acres of land in O'Brien leoonty Iowa,
ON $50 acres land in Marshall county Iowa,
l3I1k acres ofIand IN Farna county Iowa, also
l60 seres Of fne land IN Leons county Kansas.
I will sell the above land at reasonable
prices. or exchange part for Cosi lands on the
Ohio or Kanawha rivers. Enquire of
FRANK REYNOLDS,
at Garnett House, GalliPois Ohio.
April, 8. 1865.
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NOtice.

IN pursuance Of an order granted by the Pros
hate Court within and for the county of GailiA
and State Of Ohio, will offer for sale at Pub-
lie auction upon the premises on the 18th
lay Of { pril d 1865, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. the following described real estate
tO-wit: The southwest hs.f Of the north
east half of lot in Gslhpolis, Gallia county
Ohio, number two hundrel and seventy three
(273) with the appurtenaners appraised at
500 Terms Of sale; one-third cash in hand,
onethird in six. and one-third in twelve
months, from day Of sale. with interest. Pc
ferIed payments to be secured by mortgage
on the remIses
JOHN J. POOL, ~
Guardian Of VIM d. Bowler, minor
March, 20, lS65.-4w l.f
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of John waddell, March
18th, 1865. by II. J Beardsley. ]. p MK. E.
J. s. HExssAw. and Miss REsrccA jazz DAx-
ms. ali Of Green tc~ nship Gallia county o.
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MILLINERY

UEbeg leave TO inform the public gener-
w ally. that We have nov in store large
and choice assortmcnt Of
Millinery and Straw Goods.
cOn.inting in part. of
BoNNETs AND
TRIMMINGS
RIBBONS.
SILKS,
DIX AND COLD
ENGLISH CREPS,
BLOND LACES,
NETS.
ILLUSIONS
MALlNES.